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修正了1925年食蚜蝇属新热带种。目前已知的新热带物种共有14种，其中有2种是以前描述过的，即s.m ittis （Curran, 1940）和s.m asus （Curran, 1936）。另外12种是首次在这里被描述的：11月，黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟、黄花蓟。该属在新热带地区的分布是不连贯的，一组物种在南美洲大陆的西北部，另一组在巴西东南部。
Revision of the Neotropical species of the hoverfly genus Serichlamys Curran, 1925 (Diptera, Syrphidae, Microdontinae).
The Neotropical species of the hoverfly genus Serichlamys Curran, 1925 are revised. A total number of 14 Neotropical species are recognized, two of which were previously described, namely S.mitis (Curran, 1940) and S.mus (Curran, 1936). The other 12 species are here described for the first time: S.boti Reemer, sp. nov., S.chloraspis Reemer, sp. nov., S.melamitis Reemer, sp. nov., S.mellimitis Reemer, sp. nov., S.pallitarsis Reemer & Mengual, sp. nov., S.serpentiphallus Reemer, sp. nov., S.simpliciphallus Reemer, sp. nov., S.spathulata Reemer, sp. nov., S.trigonoides Reemer, sp. nov., S.varicaudata Reemer & Mengual, sp. nov., S.vexilliphallus Reemer & Mengual, sp. nov., and S.xanthocnemia Reemer, sp. nov. An identification key is provided including all the recognised species. The distribution of the genus in the Neotropical region is shown to be disjunct, with one group of species in the northwest of the South American landmass and another group in southeastern Brazil.
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