{"id":1093,"date":"2013-03-03T17:03:06","date_gmt":"2013-03-03T17:03:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/tachinidae.org.uk\/blog\/?p=1093"},"modified":"2013-03-03T17:03:06","modified_gmt":"2013-03-03T17:03:06","slug":"help-needed-with-dna-barcoding-of-european-tachinids","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tachinidae.org.uk\/blog\/help-needed-with-dna-barcoding-of-european-tachinids\/","title":{"rendered":"Help needed with DNA barcoding of European tachinids"},"content":{"rendered":"

Tachinid Times #26<\/a> has some very interesting articles on a few projects around the world to compile DNA phylogenies of tachinids. One such is by my good friend Jaakko\u00a0Pohjoism\u00e4ki, who is looking at European tachinids. He has a few genera and species that he is having trouble locating so I am listing them here in case anyone can help:<\/p>\n

Exoristinae<\/b><\/p>\n

Admontia seria <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

Bessa parallela <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

Carcelia puberula <\/i>Mesnil, C. tibialis <\/i>(R.-D.)<\/p>\n

Chetogena <\/i>apart from C. tschorsnigi <\/i>Ziegler<\/p>\n

Drino atropivora <\/i>(R.-D.), D. bohemica <\/i>Mesnil, D. gilva <\/i>(Hartig)<\/p>\n

Erycia <\/i>apart from E. fatua <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

All Exorista <\/i>sg. Adenia <\/i>apart from E. rustica <\/i>(Fall\u00e9n) Exorista fasciata <\/i>(Fall\u00e9n)<\/p>\n

All Istocheta <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

Ligeriella aristata <\/i>(Villeneuve)<\/p>\n

Medina<\/i> luctuosa <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

Myxexoristops arctica <\/i>(Zetterstedt), M. bonsdorffi <\/i>(Zetterstedt)<\/p>\n

Oswaldia eggeri <\/i>(B. & B.), O. reducta <\/i>(Villeneuve)<\/p>\n

Phebellia clavellariae <\/i>(B. & B.)<\/p>\n

Policheta unicolor <\/i>(Fall\u00e9n)<\/p>\n

Senometopia confundens <\/i>(Rondani), S. intermedia<\/i> (Herting), S. lena<\/i>(Richter)<\/p>\n

Thecocarcelia acutangulata <\/i>(Macquart)<\/p>\n

Vibrissina turrita <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

Winthemia erythrura <\/i>(Meigen), W. venusta <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

Tachininae<\/b><\/p>\n

Actia infantula <\/i>(Zetterstedt), A. maksymovi <\/i>Mesnil<\/p>\n

All Anthomyiopsis <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

All Aphantorhaphopsis <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

Ceranthia pallida <\/i>Herting, C. tristella <\/i>Herting, C. verneri <\/i>Andersen<\/p>\n

Ceromya dorsigera <\/i>Herting, C. flaviceps <\/i>(Ratzeburg), C. flaviseta <\/i>(Villeneuve)<\/p>\n

Cleonice keteli <\/i>Ziegler, C. nitidiuscula <\/i>(Zetterstedt)<\/p>\n

All Germaria <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

All Graphogaster <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

Linnaemya haemorrhoidalis (Fall\u00e9n), L. olsufjevi Zimin, L. rossica Zimin<\/p>\n

Macroprosopa atrata <\/i>(Fall\u00e9n)<\/p>\n

Panzeria laevigata <\/i>(Meigen), P. vagans <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

Peleteria ferina <\/i>(Zetterstedt), P. popelii <\/i>(Portshinsky)<\/p>\n

Peribaea longirostris <\/i>Andersen, P. setinervis <\/i>(Thomson)<\/p>\n

Phytomyptera nigrina <\/i>(Meigen), P. riedeli <\/i>(Villeneuve), P. vaccinii <\/i>Sintenis<\/p>\n

Siphona grandistylum <\/i>Pandell\u00e9, S. hungarica <\/i>Andersen, S. immaculata <\/i>Andersen, S. variata <\/i>Andersen<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

Dexiinae<\/b><\/p>\n

Billaea fortis <\/i>(Rondani)<\/p>\n

Blepharomyia piliceps <\/i>(Zetterstedt)<\/p>\n

Dexia vacua <\/i>(Fall\u00e9n)<\/p>\n

All Pandelleia <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

All Rondania <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

Stomina tachinoides <\/i>(Fall\u00e9n)<\/p>\n

Villanovia villicornis <\/i>(Zetterstedt)<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

Phasiinae<\/b><\/p>\n

Besseria melanura <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

Opesia cana <\/i>(Meigen)<\/p>\n

All Strongygaster <\/i>spp.<\/p>\n

The specimens should preferably be collected in the 2000s, but as noted earlier we welcome also older samples. Dry and ethanol-preserved material are both acceptable. Ideally, we would like to borrow the whole specimen for documentation purposes. If you do not wish to donate the specimen, then it will be returned after sampling (removing a leg) and documenting together with a label, which helps to connect the specimen with the barcode in the future. Please feel free to contact us with your thoughts and suggestions. We\u2019re hoping to hear from you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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