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摘要
1977年2月至2016年3月,全国共采集手蛾科载片标本12100份,其中Ablabesmyia属271份(2.2%)(双翅目,手蛾科,长尾蝇科)。对这271份标本进行了重新鉴定,鉴定出8种,其中3种为新种(A. hanea n.sp ., A. microlongistyla n.sp ., A. parongistyla n.sp .)。发现1981年报道的A. monilis和2009年报道的A. longistyla存在认错,本文将其更正为A. proorasha。在韩国发现的8种昆虫中,以长柄棘虫(37.8%)居多,其次为长柄棘虫(28.9%)和毛利棘虫(20.4%)。提供了在韩国发现的8种Ablabesmyia的钥匙。
Revision of the Genus Ablabesmyia (Diptera, Chironomidae, Tanypodinae) in Korea
Out of the 12,100 slide-mounted specimens of Chironomidae collected throughout Korea from February 1977 to March 2016, 271 (2.2%) were from the genus Ablabesmyia (Diptera, Chironomidae, Tanypodinae). These 271 specimens were re-examined and eight species were identified, with three of these species shown to be new to science (A. hanea n. sp., A. microlongistyla n. sp., and A. paralongistyla n. sp.). It was discovered that A. monilis reported in 1981 and A. longistyla reported in 2009 had been misidentified, and corrected as A. prorasha in the present study. Among the eight species found from Korea, A. prorasha was predominant (37.8%), followed by A. longistyla (28.9%), and A. monilis (20.4%). A key of the eight species of Ablabesmyia found in Korea is provided.