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Diopsoidea (5)
Diopsidae (1)- Megamerinidae (1)
- Psilidae (2)
- Chylizinae (1)
- Psilinae (2)
- Loxocerini (2)
- Psilini (4)
- Chamaepsila (38)
Chamaepsila andreji- Chamaepsila atra
- Chamaepsila bicolor
- Chamaepsila buccata
- Chamaepsila clunalis
- Chamaepsila confusa
- Chamaepsila ephippium
- Chamaepsila gracilis
- Chamaepsila hebraica
- Chamaepsila homochroa
- Chamaepsila humeralis
- Chamaepsila kaszabi
- Chamaepsila limbatella
- Chamaepsila longipennis
- Chamaepsila luteola
- Chamaepsila martineki
- Chamaepsila morio
- Chamaepsila nigra
- Chamaepsila nigricornis
- Chamaepsila nigrosetosa
- Chamaepsila nigrotaeniata
- Chamaepsila obscuritarsis
- Chamaepsila pallida
- Chamaepsila pectoralis
- Chamaepsila persimilis
- Chamaepsila problematica
- Chamaepsila pseudobicolor
- Chamaepsila quadrilineata
- Chamaepsila rosae
- Chamaepsila rozkosnyi
- Chamaepsila rufa
- Chamaepsila sardoa
- Chamaepsila setalba
- Chamaepsila strigata
- Chamaepsila tenebrica
- Chamaepsila triorbiseta
- Chamaepsila unilineata
- Chamaepsila villosula
- Oxypsila (1)
- Psila (4)
- Psilosoma (2)
- Strongylophthalmyiidae (1)
- Tanypezidae (1)
- Nerioidea (2)
Chamaepsila quadrilineata (Strobl, 1898)
Nomenclature
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Tribe: PsiliniGenus: Chamaepsila
SUMMARY
Stuke, 2006: Chamaepsila quadrilineata (STROBL, 1898) Material: 1 M (11.VIII.1896, Syke, coll. UMBB).
Die Art ist mit dem Schlüssel von CARLES-TOLRÁ (1993) zu bestimmen – entgegen den Angaben in dieser Arbeit erstreckt sich die dunkle Zeichnung des Mesoscutums aber bis an den Hinterrand. Chamaepsila quadrilineata war bisher nur aus Öster- reich und Frankreich bekannt (CARLES-TOLRÁ 1993), die Art wurde aber lange wie andere Arten aus der bicolor-Artengruppe verkannt. In Niedersachsen muss Chamaepsila quadrilineata seit 1896 als verschollen gelten.
Chamaepsila quadrilineata (STROBL, 1898) Material: 1M (11.VIII.1896, Syke, coll. UMBB).
The species is to be determined with the key of CARLES-TOLRÁ (1993) - contrary to the information in this work, the dark drawing of the mesoscutum extends to the rear edge. Chamaepsila quadrilineata was previously known only from Austria and France (CARLES-TOLRÁ 1993), but the species was long misjudged as other species from the bicolor species group. In Lower Saxony, Chamaepsila quadrilineata has been considered lost since 1896.
Key in Carles-Tolra, 1993
Distribution
Europe: Countries (published), online at Fauna Europaea, Occurrences at GBIF