@article {Wang1988, title = {Determination tables of the Western Palaearctic Chamaepsila species (Diptera: Psilidae)}, journal = {Stuttgart-based contributions to the natural history}, volume = {417}, number = {Series A}, year = {1988}, pages = {1{\textendash}13}, abstract = {

This paper presents the rcsults of a study of the important diagnostic characters - chetotaxy of the body and strueture of male postabdomen \— as an identification key of Westpalaearctic species of Chamaepsila.

}, keywords = {Chamaepsila, Chamaepsila atra, Chamaepsila bicolor, Chamaepsila gracilis, Chamaepsila hebraica, Chamaepsila humeralis, Chamaepsila limbatella, Chamaepsila longipennis, Chamaepsila luteola, Chamaepsila morio, Chamaepsila nigra, Chamaepsila nigricornis, Chamaepsila nigromaculata, Chamaepsila obscuritarsis, Chamaepsila pallida, Chamaepsila pectoralis, Chamaepsila persimilis, Chamaepsila quadrilineata, Chamaepsila rosae, Chamaepsila rufa, Chamaepsila sardoa, Chamaepsila strigata, Chamaepsila villosula, Chyliza, Chyliza scutellata: Psilosoma audouini, Loxocera, Oxypsila, Oxypsila abdominalis, Psila, Psila fimetaria, Psila merdaria, Psilosoma, Psilosoma lefebvrei, Tropeopsila}, author = {Wang, X.} } @article {Freidberg2008, title = {The Psilidae (Diptera) of Israel , with emphasis on the Chamaepsila hebraica group}, journal = {Israel Journal of Entomology}, volume = {38}, year = {2008}, pages = {35{\textendash}60}, abstract = {

The Psilidae (Diptera) fauna of Israel is reviewed and found to include 11 species: Chyliza extenuata (Rossi); Loxocera aristata (Panzer); and nine species of Chamaepsila, three of which (Ch. basalis, Ch. friedmani, and Ch. homochroa) are described as new. Chamaepsila hebraica Hennig is redescribed and its taxonomic and nomenclatural status are clarified, including a designation of a neotype. This species and the three newly described species comprise a monophyletic group (the hebraica group) endemic to Israel and its immediate environs. The little known and rarely collected Chyliza gracilis Loew is transferred to Chamaepsila (new combination) in which it is a homonym of Chamaepsila gracilis (Meigen). It is therefore renamed as Chamaepsila setalba, nomen novum, and redescribed. A key to all the Israeli taxa and a discussion of their temporal and geographic distribution in Israel are provided.

}, keywords = {buccata, Chamaepsila, Chamaepsila buccata, Chamaepsila gracilis, Chamaepsila hebraica, Chamaepsila hebraica group, Chamaepsila homochroa, Chamaepsila kaszabi, Chamaepsila sardoa, Chamaepsila setalba, Chyliza, Chyliza gracilis, faunistics, Israel, Loxocera, new species, Orobanche, Psilidae, taxonomy}, author = {Freidberg, Amnon and Shatalkin, A.} }