Kurahashi Bunchu 2011 Calliphoridae From Thailand

Jpn. J. syst. Ent., 17(2): 237–278.
November 30, 2011
The Blow flies recorded from Thailand, with the Description of

a New Species of Isomyia WALKER (Diptera, Calliphoridae)
Hiromu KURAHASHI
Department of Medical Entomology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Tokyo 162–8640, Japan
and
Nophawan BUNCHU
Department of Microbiology and Parasitology, Faculty of Medical Science,
Naresuan University, Muang, Phitsanulok 65000, Thailand
Abstract The collection of Calliphoridae during the surveys on flies of medical and forensic
importance in Thailand from 1975 to 2010 is dealt with. A total 27 genera and 93 species of the
blow flies are listed. Thirty species including Calliphora vicina ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY are newly
recorded from Thailand. One new species of the genus Isomyia WALKER is described and
illustrated, which is similar to Isomyia nebulosa (TOWNSEND, 1917) from Assam, India and
Lower Burma. Revised keys to the Thai species are provided to include the new and newly
recorded ones.
Introduction
The adults of calliphorid flies are often known to be of great medical, veterinary due to
their roles in myiasis and disseminating several pathogens that cause illness in human and
livestock (GREENBERG, 1973; ZUMPT, 1965). Additionally, larvae of calliphorid flies were
scavengers that consume carrion (CHEN et al., 2004). They play an important role in the
ecosystem by contributing to the decomposition of dead animal remains. Moreover, calliphorid
flies are also important for forensic entomology because they are usually the first insect to come
in contact corpse. Therefore, the evidences from calliphorid flies can be commonly used for
estimating post mortem interval (PMI) of the corpse, investigating manner or location of death
(CATTS & GOFF, 1992). However, very little information is available for the family
Calliphoridae except for a revisional study on 42 species of the calliphorid flies (TUMRASVIN et
al., 1979) and descriptions of six new species from Thailand (KURAHASHI & TUMRASVIN,
1979). Some records of several species were scattered in the subfamilies Calliphoirinae
(TUMRASVIN, KURAHASHI & KANO, 1976), Luciliinae (TUMRASVIN, KURAHASHI & KANO,
1977), Ameniinae (TUMRASVIN & KANO, 1977), Polleniinae (KURAHASHI, 1995) and Rhiniinae
(SENIOR-WHITE et al., 1940; JAMES, 1977; TUMRASVIN & KANO, 1977; KURAHASHI, 1995).
During the field survey of the “Zoogeographical Studies on the Medically Important
Diptera in Southeast Asia”, the first author made an excellent collection of the blow flies in
1975 although this would be covered only a part of whole fauna, indeed. We had several
opportunities to examine the preserved materials in the museums whose names are indicated in
( ) in the list of species below. Recently we also tried to collect flies in different localities and
various habitats in order to make a good series of reference collections for understanding the
entire fly fauna of Thailand. The collected samples were mounted with insect pins in good
order. All specimens were sorted into subfamilies. In the course of our taxonomical studies, we
238 Hiromu KURAHASHI and Nophawan BUNCHU
have examined a total 27 genera and 93 species of Thai blow flies. Of 93 species, we found one
species new to science which belongs to the genus Isomyia WALKER. The new species is similar
to Isomyia nebulosa (TOWNSEND, 1917) from Assam, India and lower Burma, but easily can be
distinguished from it by the subholoptic frons in male and characteristic male genitalia having
cerci fused with each other. Morphologically this new species is included in the dotata species-
group of PERIS (1950) which is characteristic in having subcostal vein next to humeral cross
vein setulose below. Adult flies of type material were collected on blossoms. Thirty species are
new to Thailand. Their names are preceded by asterisk (*) except for the new species in the
annotated checklist of Thai Calliphoridae. This checklist includes the species previously
recorded and examined during surveys. The previous keys (TUMRASVIN, 1979) to Thai species
are revised to include the new and newly recorded ones herein the present paper. The keys in the
present paper include some exotic species which have been recorded from Malaysia
(KURAHASHI et al., 1997). They have not yet recorded from Thailand but will be most probably
found by future surveys in the peninsular part of Thailand. Species all are rearranged by the
modern systematics of subfamilies and new generic combinations (FAN, 1965; ROGNES, 1997;
PAPE & ARNAUD, 2001). Identified specimens in our collection were mostly deposited in the
Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo (NSMT). Some were shared and transferred into the
collection of several museums such as the Bishop Museum, Honolulu (BPBM); Carnegie
Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh (CMNH); Natural History Museum, London (BMNH).
Names of museum are indicated in [>] in the list of species below.
We tried to analyze the blow fly fauna of Thailand. Most fly species seem to be so-called
Oriental elements (79 %), and then Palaearctic (2%), pantropical or cosmopolitan (2%) and
Afrotropical ones (1%). Fourteen species (16%) including one new species seem to be endemic
in Thailand and its adjacent areas.
Abbreviations for institutions housing specimens are as follows:BPBM, Bishop Museum,
Honolulu; CAS, California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco; DMPN, Department of
Microbiology and Parasitology, Naresuan University, Phitsanulok; DPCM, Department of
Parasitology, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai; NIID, Reference Museum, Department of
Medical Entomology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Tokyo; IRScNB, Zoological
Institute, Louvain; MUTM, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, Bangkok;
NSMT, National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo; PCHB, Personal collection of Hans
BAENZIGER, Chiang Mai University; UM, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur; ZMUC,
Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen. Locality names of specimens examined are
cited as shown on the label of specimen. Terminology mainly follows SENIOR-WHITE et al.
(1940) and measurement of frons was made in a similar manner to FAN (1965). Frons index is
the same as FAN’s index of frons.
Practical keys
Key to the subfamilies of Thai Calliphoridae

1. Stem vein of wing without setulae on dorsal side of basal section. ....................... 2
– Stem vein of wing with distinct setulae on posterodorsal side of basal section .......... 3
2. Anterior lappet of metathoracic spiracle with conspicuous back wardly tuft of long
hairs; postscutellum forming definite convex swelling which is microrugose and
sometimes shows slight trace of shallow median incision; female postabdomen
nontelescopic, modified for deposition of grown larvae; large tachinid-like
flies .............................................................. Subfamily AMENIINAE
– Anterior lappet of metathoracic spiracle bare or at most with a very few inconspicuous
hairs; postscutellum not at all convex or at most with rudimentary trace of swelling,
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not as above; female postabdomen forming telescopic ovipositor, but sometimes short
in larviparous for deposition of first instar larvae.......................................... 4
3. Prealar knob with erect hairs; thoracic squama largely lobulate, subtruncate at apex,
concave on outer margin, haired in parts of upper surface; upper occiput without
glossy submarginal band ............................................... Subfamily CHRYSOMYINAE
– Prebalar knob bare or without distinct hairs; thoracic squama usually tougue-like,
narrowly rounded at apex, straight on outer margin, rarely lobulate in some species of
Isomyia; bare glossy submarginal band on upper occiput extending almost entirely
across its width .......................................................................... Subfamily RHINIINAE
4. Propleuron hairy ............................................................................................................ 5
– Propleuron bare ............................................................................................................ 7
5. Posterior part of suprasquamal ridge with posterior parasquamal tuft of setulose erect
hairs on small well-defined black sclerite ............................... Subfamily LUCILIINAE
– Posterior parasquamal tuft absent ................................................................................. 6
6. Supraspiracular convexity clothed with long, upstanding, fine hairs; anterior part of
suprasquamal ridge bare; distance between right and left presutural ac rather large;
mesothoracic spiracle rather large, sometimes swollen ...................................................
…………………………. Subfamily PUMOSIINAE, Phumosia ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
– Supraspiracular convexity bare or pubescent ................ Subfamily CALLIPHORINAE
7. Prosternum usually hairy except for bare in Verticia; thorax not clothed golden curly
hairs; eyes dichoptic in ♂ and ♀; body at least partly yellowish ..................................8
– Prosternum bare; thorax usually with golden curly hairs, if no curly hairs, head
holoptic in ♂ and ♀ and body black in ♂ and ♀ ........................................................... 9
8. Frontal stripe clothed with rather long setulae; eyes widely separated in both sexes;
proboscis short and stout, boat-shaped .............................................................
………………………… Subfamily BENGALIINAE, Bengalia ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
– Frontal stripe without setulae on surface; eyes more or less approximated in ♂;
proboscis of normal shape ..................................... Subfamily AUCHMEROMYIINAE
9. Thorax clothed with fine tawny-colored crinkly hairs; presutural ia absent; body at
least on part testaceous yellow; parafacial bare; ac 0–1+1–2 ..........................................
…………………………………………………………….. Subfamily POLLENIINAE
– Thorax without crinkly hairs or with white hairs; presutural ia present; body variable
in color but usually thorax fuscous to black; parafacial setulose; ac 1–2+3
………………………………………………….......Subfamily MELANODEXIINAE
Subfamily AMENIINAE
Key to the tribes and genera of AMENIINAE

1. Head almost always with very large facial carina; propleuron and prosternum almost
always haired; hind tibia with apical pv; outer ph situated mesad of prs; ventral surface
of costa setulose between apices of subcostal (Sc) and first longitudinal (R1) veins
…………………………………………........... Tribe Ameniini, Silbomyia MACQUART
– Head without facial carina; propleuron bare: prosternum bare, sometimes hairy; hind
tibia without apical pv; outer ph situated laterad of prs; ventral surface of costa bare
between apices of veins Sc and R1 ………………………………………………...
………………………………… Tribe Catapicephalini, Catapicephala MACQUART
Tribe Ameniini
Key to the species of Silbomyia
1. Frontal stripe 2.4–2.8 x as broad as width of parafrontal (KURAHASHI, 1997: 10, fig.
1a); parafrontal and parafacial yellowish-white pollinose, with brilliant creamy white
or silvery appearance in certain incidence of light. .……………. S. asiatica CROSSKEY
– Frontal stripe 1.4–1.7 x as broad as width of parafrontal (KURAHASHI, 1997: 10, fig.
1b), parafrontal correspondingly broad; anterior 1/2 of parafrontal and parafacial
silvery white pollinose in ♂, entirely golden-yellow pollinose in ♀ [No record from
Thailand]. …………………………………………................ S. metallica CROSSKEY
Tribe Catapicephalini
Key to the species of Catapicephala
1. Body metallic blue; ors 2+2 in ♂ and ♀; mid tibia with 1 v and 2–3 ad in ♂ and ♀;
frons index 0.26–0.28 in ♂, 0.36 in ♀; claws and pulvilli very short and stout;
postgena with black hairs anteriorly ............... C. kurahashii TUMRASVIN et KANO
– Body metallic green; ors 2+1 or 0+1 in ♂, 2+1 in ♀; mid tibia without v and with 1 ad
in ♂, with 1 v and 2 ad in ♀; frons index less than 0.23; claws and pulvilli very long,
longer than length of last tarsomere in ♂, normal in ♀; postgena clothed with white
hairs only ....................................................................................................................... 2
2. Antenna basally orange, darkened apically; prosternum hairy; ors 0+1 in ♂, 2+1 in
♀ ................................................................................................................ C. sinica FAN
– Antenna entirely fuscous; prosternum bare or hairy; ors 2+1 in ♂ and ♀ ............... 3
3. Palpus fuscous black, silvery pubescent; sternites 6–7 reddish in ♀. ……..........
……………………………………………………. C. michikoae TUMRASVIN et KANO
– Palpus yellowish orange; sternites 6–7 black in ♀. ....................................................... 4
4. Tergites 4–5 brilliantly metallic green with brassy, sometimes coppery or/and purple
tinged; tergite 5 with silver white pollinosity on lateral and ventral sides not visible in
dorsal view; ors 2+1 in both ♂and ♀ [No record from Thailand]. …………………
……………………………......................................................... C. micans (FABRICIUS)
– Tergites 4–5 brilliantly metallic blue; silver white pollinosity on lateral and ventral
sides of tergite 5 extending to dorsal side, visible in dorsal view; ors 0+1 in ♂, 2+1 in
♀ [No record from Thailand] ................................................. C. splendens MACQUART
Subfamily CALLIPHORINAE
Key to the genera of CALLIPHORINAE

1. Presutural ac usually 1, rarely absent; facial carina more or less developed. ……..........
……………………………………….. Polleniopsis TOWNSEND, P. pilosa TOWNSEND
– Presutural ac 2; facial caina absent. .............................................................................. 2
2. Thoracic squama quite bare on upper surface; anterior parasquamal tuft developed.
………………………………………………….............Melinda ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
– Thoracic squama more or less hairy on upper surface, if not so, anterior parasquamal
portion bare ……………………………………………………………………….... 3
3. Male frons very broad; head dichoptic in ♂ and ♀; AS3 elongate, more than 4 x as
long as AS2; presutural ia absent .............................................. Tainanina VILLENEUVE
– Male frons very narrow; head holoptic and subholoptic in ♂, dichoptic in ♀; AS3
variable in length; presutural ia present or absent ................................................... 4
4. Body medium-sized, largely testaceous, with yellow femora and tibiae.
…………………………............Tricycleopsis VILLENEUVE, T. paradoxa VILLENEUVE
– Body vaiable in size, blackish, with metallic blue abdomen and black legs. .......... 5
5. Body small- to medium-sized; distance between rows of right and left presutural ac
small (cf. KURAHASHI, 1970: 521, fig. 1b) .................................................................
………… Onesia ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY, O. parafacialis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Body large-sized; distance between rows of right and left presutural ac rather large (cf.
KURAHASHI, 1970: 521, fig. 1a) ............................... Calliphora ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
Key to the species of Calliphora

1. Basicosta yellowish brown; gena reddish anteriorly; male head subholoptic. ................
……………………………………………………… C. vicina ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
– Basicosta black; gena entirely black; male head holoptic ............................................. 2
2. Postgena black, intermixed with pale yellow hairs posteriorly; male and female
genitalia characteristic, as shown in illustrations of TUMRASVIN et al., 1976: figs. 1–8.
…………………………………………………………......... C. vomitoria (LINNAEUS)
– Postgena clothed with black hairs; male and female genitalia characteristic, as shown
in illustrations of TUMRASVIN et al., 1976: figs. 9–16 .................. C. pattoni AUBERTIN
Key to the species of Melinda ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY

1. Antenna and palpus wholly black; sternites 3–4 without any tufts of long hairs in ♂ .....
…………………………………………… M. nigripalpis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Antenna fuscous, partly reddish yellow; palpus orange; sternites 3–4 with tufts of long
hairs in ♂........................................................................................................................ 2
2. Scutellum entirely black; all femora black ................................... M. dubia (MALLOCH)
– Scutellum with at least apex yellowish; all femora entirely fulvous yellow. .............. 3
3. Humeral and postalar calli dark, sometimes metallic; epandrium fuscous, submetallic;
abdomen in both sexes entirely blackish; scutellum largely black except for narrow
reddish margin. …………………………………........ M. scutellata (SENIOR-WHITE)
– Humeral and postlar calli red; epandrium reddish in ♂; tergite 5 in ♀ with orange
apex; scutellum largely reddish ..................................................................................... 4
3. Lateral margin of mesonotum including notopleuron reddish yellow; scutellum
entirely reddish yellow; tergites 1+2-3 largely reddish yellow on lateral sides. ……
……………………………………................................. M. abdominalis (MALLOCH)
– Mesonotum and notopleuron metallic; scutellum largely metallic at base, more or less
reddish apically; tergites 1+2-3 metallic, without reddish yellow sides. ……………….
…………………………………...........................................M. nuortevae KURAHASHI
Key to the species of Tainanina

1. External ph usually developed; presutural dc 2–4; hairs on thoracic squama usually;
thoracic and alar squmae and base of wing yellowish; larger species, more than 6.5
mm in length [No record from Thailand] ................................ T. javanica KURAHASHI
– External ph absent; presutural dc usually 2; hairs on thoracic squama fuscous to black;

wing entirely hyaline; smaller species, less than 6.5 mm in length. ………………..... 2
2. Fronto-orbital bristle (ors) 0 in ♂, 2+1 in ♀ ................ T. sarcophagoides (MALLOCH)
– Fronto-orbital bristle (ors) 1+1 in both sexes [No record from Thailand]. …………....
……………………………………………………… T. pilisquama (SENIOR-WHITE)
Subfamily LUCILIINAE
Key to the genera of LUCILIINAE
1. Supraspiracular convexity bare or pubescent ................. Lucilia ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
– Supraspiracular convexity clothed with long, upstanding, fine hairs .......................... 2
2. Legs in ♂ more or less fringed; male hypopygium prominent; generally large flies,
more than 15 mm in length; posterior margin of female tergite 5 characteristic in
having cleft (cf. KURAHASHI, 1977: 560, fig. 4d) .................Hypopygiopsis TOWNSEND
– Legs not fringed in both sexes; hypopygium normal in size; medium- and small-sized
flies, less than 10 mm in length; posterior margin of female tergite 5 truncated, without
cleft ......................................................................................... Hemipyrellia TOWNSEND
Key to the species of Lucilia

1. Postsutural ac 3; basicosta yellow; subcostal sclerite pubescent; body cupreous in
color ....................................................................................... L. cuprina (WIEDEMANN)
– Postsutural ac 2; basicosta fuscous to black; subcostal sclerite with several upstanding
setulae; body metallic green, blue or purple in color .................................................... 2
2. Anterior pair of postsutural ac usually more advanced than second pair of postsutural
dc; tergites 3–5 without dark marginal band posteriorly ........ L. porphyrina (WALKER)
– Anterior pair of postsutural ac on level with or slightly posterior to second pair of
postsutural dc; tergites 3–5 with dark marginal band posteriorly ..................................3
3. Alar squama creamy, with tuft of yellowish white hairs at inner lower margin ........... 4
– Alar squama fuscous brown, sometimes more or less paler at inner 1/2, but usually
with tuft of blackish-brown, sometimes brown, hairs at inner lower margin; occiput
with more than two irregular rows of black postocular setae. ………………………….
…………………................................................................. L. papuensis MACQUART
4. Thoracic squama largely infuscated; occiput with only one row of black postocular
setae; frons index 0.19–0.20 in ♀ ................................................. L. sinensis AUBERTIN
– Thoracic squama pale, brownish on disc; occiput with more than two irregular rows of
black postocular setae [No record from Thailand]. .............. L. bazini SE’GUY
Key to the species of Hemipyrellia

1. Head holoptic in ♂, dichoptic in ♀; AS3 entirely orange; abdomen very densely
whitish dusted, especially on tergite 5 in ♀; tergite 3 metallic purplish-blue, without
marginal bristle in ♀; sternite 2 with group of extra long hairs posteriorly. ……………
…………………………….................................................... H. pulchra (WIEDEMANN)
– Head subholoptic in ♂, dichoptic in ♀; AS3 entirely dark brown, sometimes reddish
ventrally; abdomen slightly dusted in ♀; tergite 3 metallic green to cupreous-green,
with weak marginal bristles in ♀ ; sternite 2 without group of long hairs

posteriorly ...........................................................................H. ligurriens (WIEDEMANN)
Key to the species of Hypopygiopsis

1. Antenna yellowish orange; facial pollinosity golden yellow; tarsi in ♂ without
fring………………………………………………………………………………..…2
– Antenna fuscous; facial pollinosity silver white; tarsi in ♂ with long fringes. ............3
2. ♂: Mid and hind femora remarkably stout, hind one curved and heavily fringed; mid
hind tibiae with strongly developed fringe; mid tibia with characteristic apical
projection. ♀: posterior margin of tergite 5 subequal to length of lateral margin of
same tergite ............................................................................. H. fumipennis (WALKER)
– ♂: Mid and hind femora normal, hind one slightly curved; mid and hind tibia short and
rather sparsely fringed, mid one without chitinous projection. ♀: posterior margin of
tergite 5 about 1/2 length of lateral margin of tergite. ......... H. tumrasvini KURAHASHI
3. Squamae fuscous brown; hind tibia with two long and fine apical d and ad which are
curled apically in ♂ [Southern part of Peninsular Thailand].. H. violacea (MACQUART)
– Squamae whitish, with pale brown tinge; hind tibia with stout strong apical d and ad in
♂ [Entire Thailand except for southern part of Peninsular] .......... H. infumata (BIGOT)
Subfamily PHUMOSIINAE
Key to the species of Phumosia
1. Body entirely metallic blue with purple tinge like that of Lucilia spp. ………………...
…………………………………………………………… P. viridis K URAHASHI
– Body usually testaceous yellow at least in part, largely or entirely dark brown with
bronze or bluish tinges. ................................................................................................. 2
2. Sternopleural bristles (st) 1+1; tympanic tuft of black hairs developed or absent. ...... 3
– Sternopleural bristles (st) 2+1; tympanic tuft absent. ................................................... 5
3. Scutellum dark, fuscous to black [No record from Thailand]. ........................................
………………………………………………………... P. nigronitens (SENIOR-WHITE)
– Scutellum yellowish brown ........................................................................................... 4
4. Mesonotum all pale testaceous; hind tibia with 2 pd ....... P. testacea (SENIOR-WHITE)
– Mesonotum testaceous yellow, with broad fuscous median stripe well defined by
lateral sides. ................................................................................. P. coomani (SE’GUY)
– Mesonotum largely fuscous black; hind tibia with 1 pd, sometimes 2 pd ……………...
…………………………………………………………………… P. indica (SURCOUF)
5. Postsutural dc 4 [No record from Thailand]. ........................... P. promittens (WALKER)
– Postsutural dc 3 [No record from Thailand]....... P. abdominalis ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
Subfamily POLLENIINAE
Key to the genera of POLLENIINAE

1. Parafacial hairy; body mainly black ........................................................... Pollenia
ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY, P. chotei KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Parafacialia bare; body entirely or largely testaceous yellow, rarely entirely
black............................................................................. Dexopollenia T OWNSEND
Key to the species of Dexopollenia
1. Body entirely orange; abdomen sometimes with trace of marginal band; ac 1+1–3 .... 6
– Thorax yellow except for fuscous mesonotum and metanotum; ac 1+1; abdomen
entirely yellow, sometimes black spots on tergites 4–5 [No record from
Thailand]. ......................................................................................... D. flava (ALDRICH)
– Thorax entirely black, if some pleura reddish, then abdomen entirely black. .............. 2
2. Presutural ac absent. ...................................................................................................... 3
– Presutural ac present. ..................................................................................................... 5
3. Abdomen entirely metallic black in ♀; legs dark brown; pleura partly reddish [No
record from Thailand]. ............ D. monsdulitae (SENIOR-WHITE, AUBERTIN et SMART)
– Abdomen ferruginous yellow at least in part, more or less covered with yellowish grey
pollinosity; legs fuscous; thorax entirely black. ....................................................... 4
4. ♀: Facial carina low and rounded, but distinct; abdomen densely covered with
pollinosity, with changeable tessellated pattern; postgena with yellow hairs [No record
from Thailand]. .......................................................................... D. luteola VILLENEUVE
– ♀: Facial carina almost recognizable; abdomen metallic; anterior part of postgena with
black hairs. ………………………………………………....... D. bicolor (MALLOCH)
5. Prothoracic spiracle black; fore tibia without strong median ad ; male femora and
tibiae entirely orange. ............................................................. D. fangensis KURAHASHI
– Prothoracic spiracle yellow; fore tibia with strong median ad; male femora and tibiae
e n t i r e l y f u s c o u s b la c k , a n d e n t i r e ly o r a g n e in ♀ [ N o r e c o r d f r o m
Thailand]. ......................................................................... D. maculata (VILLENEUVE)
6. Propleural bristle (pp) present. ….................................................................................. 7
– Propleural bristle (pp) absent; sternite 1 clothed with yellow hairs only; mesopleuron,
sternopleuron (except for lower parts) and pteropleuron clothed with yellow hairs [No
record from Thailand]. ................................................................. D. wyatti KURAHASHI
7. Sternite 1 clothed with yellow hairs only; mesopleuron, sternopleuron and
pteropleuron clothed with yellow hairs; ac 1+2. ........................ D. yuphae KURAHASHI
– Sternite 1 intermixed with black hairs; mesopleuron, upper parts of sternopleuron and
posterior parts of pteropleuron with black hairs [No record from Thailand].
…………………………………………………….................. D. testacea TOWNSEND
Subfamily BENGALIINAE
Key to the species of Bengalia
1. Prealar knob pointed; sternite 4 with 1 pair of long and strong median marginal bristles
( mb) in ♂ ; abdo men ve r y s ligh tly po llino se; bod y s ma ll- to mediu m-
sized. .................................................................... B. labiata ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
– Prealar knob rounded; sternite 4 without strong mb in ♂; abdomen slightly to heavily
tessellated; body medium- to large-sized. ………………………………………...... 2
2. Tergite 5 without discal bristles; hind tibia never fringed in ♂. .................................... 3
– Tergite 5 with 1 pair of discal bristles; hind tibia more or less fringed in ♂, sometimes
not dense, covering with row of 3–7 fine long av on apical 1/2. .................................. 9
3. Hairs on pteropleuron wholly yellowish. ………………………………...................... 4
– Hairs on pteropleuron never wholly yellowish, some black hairs present at least on
upper part. ..................................................................................................................... 7
4. Vibrissa far above oral margin; clypeus strongly projecting forward; posterior margin
of eye concave at middle; fore tibia in ♂ with 5+2 ventral spines. ………………..…....
…………………….…………………………………………. B. torosa (WIEDEMANN)
– Vibrissa level with oral margin; clypeus less strongly projecting; posteiror margin of
eye straight, not concave at middle; fore tibia in ♂ with 3 ventral spines ................... 5
5. Mesopleuron partly black on upper 1/3; abdominal tergite 5 testaceous on
disc. ................................................................................. B. xanthopyga SENIOR-WHITE
– Mesopleuron wholly testaceous. ................................................................................... 6
6. Tergites 3–4 with narrow marginal band, band broader than width of AS3; tergite 5
fuscous on disc, with pollinosity which produces tessellate pattern [No record from
Thailand]. ………………………………………………............. B. concava MALLOCH
– Tergites 3–4 with narrow marginal band, band rather faint; tergite 5 entirely
testaceous, thinly pollinose [No record from Thailand]. .............. B. recurva MALLOCH
7. Alar squama with tuft of yellow hairs on inner lower margin and yellow-ciliated; fore
tibia with stout spines on protuberance in ♂; postgonite stout and beak-like at apex;
surstylus with free margin bent backward apically in lateral view. ………….................
……………………………………… B. chiangmaiensis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Alar squama with tuft of brown hair on inner lower margin and brown cilia in ♂;
postgonite slender and slightly curved at apex; surstylus emarginated anteriorly in
lateral view. .......................................................................................................... 8
8. Tergite 5 black, tessallated; mesopleuron bicolored, yellow on upper 1/3, yellow upper
part distinct from lower 2/3 blackish; pteropleuron largely covered with black hairs;
stenopleuron also mostly blackish haired; femora largely fuscous. ..... B. escheri BEZZI
– Tergite 5 reddish brown, with black marginal band; mesopleuron yellowish, but more
or less brownish, with yellowish brown pollinosity; femora yellow; pteropleruon
largely covered with yellow hairs except for tuft of several blackish hairs;
sternoplerual hairs yellow intermixed with small number of black ones. .............
…………………………………………………………. B. siamensis SENIOR-WHITE
9. Pteropleuron mostly clothed with yellow hairs, less than 15 black hairs present on
upper part; mid tibia not typically fringed in ♂; fore tibia with 2–3 long and 2–5 short
stout spines on anteroventral surface in ♂. ............................. B. varicolor (FABRICIUS)
– Pteropleuron mostly or largely clothed with black hairs, at least 20 hairs on upper part
black; mid tibia with or without fringe in ♂; fore tibia without spines, at most with
several small spines on anteoventral surface. …........................................................ 10
10. Projection of male sternite 5 rounded with small indentation; mid tibia double-fringed
on apcal 2/3 of posteroventral surface in ♂; tergite 5 in ♀ without indentation in
median part of posterior margin. ............................................ B. emarginata MALLOCH
– Sternite 5 in ♂ with two-branched projection; mid tibia not typically fringed in ♂;
tergite 5 in ♀ with small indentation. .......................................................................... 11
11. Hind tibia not typically fringed, with only row of fine long 3–7 av on apical 1/2 in
♂. ......................................................... B. pseudovaricolor KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Hind tibia conspicuously fringed in ♂. ........................................... B. taksina (LEHRER)
Subfamily AUCHMEROMYIINAE
Key to the genera of AUCHMEROMYIINAE
1. Arista plumose; facialia and face normally formed; prosternum bare; proclinate ors
and ov present in ♂. ...........................................................................Verticia MALLOCH
– Arista pectinate; facialia diverging for greater part of their length, then rapidly
converging above oral margin; prosternum hairy; neither proclinate ors nor ov present
in ♂ [No record from Thailand]. …………………………………….…………….........
……………… Booponus ALDRICH, B. malayana KURAHASHI, BENJAPHONG et OMAR
Key to the species of Verticia

1. First longitudinal vein (R1) with a few long bristles on upper surface of basal 1/2 [No
record from Thailand]. ……....................................................... V. orientalis MALLOCH
– Vein R1 bare on upper surface. ......................................................................................2
2. Dorsum of thorax and abdomen paractically all black; mesopleuron and stenopleuron
fuscous; femora usually entirely fuscous [No record from Thailand]. …………………
…………………………………….................................................. V. nigra MALLOCH
– Abdomen testaceous yellow, with marginal band on tergites 3–5. ................................3
3. Tergites 3–5 broadly marginal banded, dark band broader than 1/2 length of tergite;
fore tibia with 3 ad; mid tibia with 1 ad in ♂ [No record from Thailand]. ………..........
…………………………………………. V. chani KURAHASHI, BENJAPHONG et OMAR
– Tergites 3–5 narrowly banded, dark band narrower than 1/2 length of tergite; fore tibia
with 1–2 ad; mid tibia without ad in ♂, with 1 ad in ♀. ….. V. fasciventris MALLOCH
Subfamily MELANODEXIINAE
Key to the genera of MELANODEXIINAE
1. Thorax black with girdle of silver pollinosity from sternopleuron, across mesopleuron,
dorsally banded to posterior 1/2 of presutural area, across from side to side;
prescutellar area also with transverse band, clothed with black hairs; abdomen black,
largely silver-pollinose on tergite 4; parafacial with row of several fine black setulae
along margin above; cell R4+5 open [Malaya, no record from Thailand]. ......................
………… Nepenthomyia KURAHASHI et Beaver, N. malayana KURAHASHI et Beaver
– Thorax black, rather heavily grey-dusted, black haired on dorsum; pleura clothed with
soft white hairs; abdomen testaceous at least on lateral and ventral sides of tergites
1+2–3; parafacial clothed with white setulae; cell R4+5 closed [Borneo, no record
from Thailand]. .................................................................................................................
……… Wilhelmina Schmitz et VILLENEUVE, W. nepenthicola Schmitz et VILLENEUVE
Subfamily CHRYSOMYINAE
Key to the genera of CHRYSOMYINAE
1. Sternopleural bristle (st) 0+1; head dichoptic in ♂ and ♀. ……………………………….
…………………………….............................Ceylonomyia FAN, C. nigripes (AUBERTIN)
– Sternopleural bristle (st) 1+1; head holoptic to dichoptic in ♂, dichoptic in ♀. ........... 2
2. Outer vertical bristle (ov) developed in ♂ and ♀; no ors developed in ♀; tergite 5 in ♀

with cleft on median part of posterior margin. ............................. Achoetandrus BEZZI
– Outer vertical bristle (ov) absent in ♂, developed in ♀; ors 2+1, developed in ♀; tergite
5 in ♀ without median cleft, truncate posteriorly. .. Chrysomya ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
Key to the species of Achoetandrus

1. Mesothoracic spiracle white or yellow; femora normal in ♂ and ♀; head holoptic in ♂,
dichoptic in ♀; facial ridge not remarkably high; tergite 5 with some pale hairs
laterally among black ones. …………………….................. A. rufifacies (MACQUART)
– Mesothoracic spiracle fuscous black to dark brown; femora swollen in ♂ and ♀, but,
more noticeably so in ♂; head dichoptic in ♂ and ♀; facial ridge well developed, high.
………………………………………………………………........ A. villeneuvi (Patton)
Key to the species of Chrysomya

1. Gena and postgenal area entirely orange-yellow, clothed with pale yellow hairs, except
immediately around vibrissa. ………………………………………………................ 2
– Gena and postgenal area entirely fuscous or somewhat rufous anteriorly, entirely
clothed with black hairs or with some pale hairs posteriorly. ……............................... 3
2. Alar and thoracic squamae entirely white except for yellowing of fringe; mesothoracic
spiracle small, not longer than length of AS3; upper eye facets not conspicuously
larger than lower in ♂; parafrontal not obliterated in ♂; eyes separated by slightly less
than width of AS3 in ♂ [Myiasis-producing species rarely found except by rearing
from host]. …………………………………………............... C. bezziana VILLENEUVE
– At least thoracic squama distinctly infuscated posteriorly; mesothoracic spiracle large,
much longer and broader than AS3 in profile; male with upper eye facets
conspicuously enlarged and with sharp transition to small facets in lower 1/3;
parafrontal almost obliterated and eyes virtually touching above in ♂ [Common
synanthorpic species]. ……………………...................... C. megacephala (FABRICIUS)
3. Basal part of alar squama opaque white, bare ventrally except for fringe; mesothoracic
spiracle small, long axis not longer than AS3; head hemispherical in profile; male
cercus short, acute, little longer than surstylus, weakly sclerotized, orange-yellow;
female sternite 5 (ST5) subequal to ST4 in length; female tergite 8 (T8) with a few
marginal setulae on each side; lingula of subanal plate (SBAP) not free in ♀.
………………………………………………................................ C. chani KURAHASHI
– Basal part of alar squama not opaque white, fuscous, with black hairs ventrally;
mesothoracic spiracle large, longer and much broader than AS3; male head distinctly
flattened in profile; male cercus much longer than surstylus, more or less blunt at apex,
brown; female ST5 longer than ST4; female T 8 bare; ligula free from SBAP in ♀. ... 4
4. Body purple; length usually more than 11 mm; gena sometimes reddish anteriorly,
clothed with dull golden hairs; no ph, rarely weakly developed in ♀; edge just below
prealar bristle with patch of rahter long black hairs which often extend on to suture (cf.
KURAHASHI, 1997: 50, fig. 6a). ….......... C. thanomthini KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Body blue to green, sometimes with purple tinge; length usually less than 11 mm;
gena fuscous, with fuscous hairs; ph usually present; edge below prealar bristle
sparsely haired, bare on suture (cf. KURAHASHI, 1997: 50, fig. 6b). .............................5
5. Body bluish, sometimes with purple tinge; eye brown in live specimens; postgenal
area covered with yellowish hairs; gena about 3/10 in ♂, 4/10 in ♀ of total head height
(HH) when viewed laterally; male cercus elongate, lobulate at apex (cf. KURAHASHI,
1997: 50, fig. 7a) [Mountane forest species]. …………………... C. pinguis (WALKER)
– Body greenish; eye reddish violet in live specimens; postgenal area with black and
brown hairs; gena about 2/10 in ♂, 3/10 in ♀ of total HH when viewed laterally; male
cercus stout (cf. KURAHASHI, 1997: 50, fig. 7b) [Lowland forest species. only recorded
from the peninsular area of Thailand]. …………………………... C. defixa (WALKER)
Subfamily RHINIINAE
Key to the tribes and genera of RHINIINAE
1. Arista pectinate; ac and dc not distinguishable from genneral vestiture, prescutellar
bristles at most weakly developed; suprasquamal ridge bare. .......Tribe Rhiniini. ..… 2
– Arista pubescent or plumose, not pectinate ................... Tribe Cosminini. …………. 5
2. Outer ph absent; cell R4+5 petiolate; male head holoptic, female dichoptic; body
metallic green or dark blue. .................................................... Chlororhinia TOWNSEND
– Outer ph present; cell R4+5 variable; male head variable, female dichoptic; body
variable in color …………………………………………………………………….. 3
3. Hind tibia without conspicuous row of ad, but with 2–3 ad as long as or longer than
tibial diameter; cell R4+5 open; body slender, parallel-sided; abdomen mostly
testaceous. ……………………………………............ Idiella Brauer et Bergenstamm
– Hind tibia with conspicuous row of subequal setae on anterodorsal surface, longer than
general vestiture, sometimes 2–3 rather strong ad developed among them; fore tibia
with 1 pv; body rahter stout with ovate abdomen, usually of dark coloration. …......... 4
4. Cell R4+5 petiolate; stenopleuron brassy, without pollinosity; mesopleuron without
setigerous spots; legs entirely yellow. ..............................................................................
……………………………... Rhinia ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY, R. apicalis (WIEDEMANN)
– Cell R4+5 open at wing margin or closed; if petiolate then sternopleuron heavily
dusted. ........................................................................................ Stomorhina RONDANI
5. Arista plumose, rays at least as long as width of AS3 in anterior view; fore tibia
without or with 1 p. ....................................................................................................... 6
– Arista pubescent, longest hairs never exceeding 1.5 x width of AS3 in anterior view;
fore tibia with 1 p. ……………………………………………………………............. 8
6. Outer ph absent; fore tibia without p. .............................................................................7
– Outer ph present; fore tibia with 1 p, rarely without in Malayomyza. .......................... 9
7. Prostigmatal bristles (pst) absent; two longitudinal silver white stripes present on
dorsum. ................................................................................. Borbororhinia TOWNSEND
– Prostigmatal bristles (pst) present; yellowish brown dorsum with or without three
fuscous longitudinal stripes or fuscous dorsum with two longitudinal silver white to
grey stripes. ................................................................................ Sumatria VILLENEUVE
8. Propleuron hairy. .................................................................... Metallea VAN DER WULP
– Propleuron bare. ....................................................... Rhyncomya ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
9. Presutural ac absent or indistinct; dc and postsutural ac usually indistinct except for
prescutellars; if 1–2 postsutural ac developed as prescutellars, then propleuron
hairy. ............................................................................. Cosmina ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY
– Presutural ac well developed at least in one pair; dc also well developed; propleuron
bare. .......................................................................................................................10
10. Fore tibia without p; small fly, less than 4 mm in length, blackish shining, with bronzy
tinge; humerus, propleuron, upper and anterior part of mesopleuron reddish brown;
abdomen reddish brown in part on tergites 1+2– 3; male head
dichoptic. .................................................................................. Malayomyza MALLOCH
– Fore tibia with 1 p; medium- and large-sized fly having thorax usually metallic green,
blue and purple, more or less pollinose; humerus, propleuron and mesopleuron
concolorous with thoracic dorsum; abdomen concolorous with thoracic dorsum, also
pollinose, sometimes tessellated; male head usually holoptic to subholoptic. ............ 11
11. Mesopleuron with group of bristles on its upper part; bend of 4th longitudinal vein
(M1+2) regularly curved or angulose; male hypopygium of normal size, scarcely
visib le see in g abdo men in pro file; fema le las t stern ite not proje ctin g
posteriorly. .......................................................................................... Isomyia WALKER
– Mesopleuron without bristle on its upper part next first notopleural bristle; bend of
vein M1+2 gently curved; male hypopygium and sternite 5 very strongly developed,
altogether almost same size as rest of abdomen; female last sternite widely uncovered
by corresponding tergites, its posterior border projecting outwards. ...............................
.................................................................. Strongyloneura BIGOT, S. prolata (WALKER)
Tribe Rhiniini
Key to the species of Chlororhinia

1. Body metallic green with coppery reflections; hairs on mesopleuron, postgena and
prosternum pale to golden yellow; prostigmatal bristle (pst) usually absent; mid and
hind tarsomeres light brown except for fuscous apical one. .......... C. exempta WALKER
– Body metallic purple and blue; hairs on mesopleuron, sternopeuron, postgena and
prosternum brown to black; pst always present; mid and hind tarsomeres usually light
brown entirely [No record from Thailand]. .............................. C. fuscohirta MALLOCH
Key to the species of Stomorhina

1. Mesopleuron with 1–2 bristles on upper corner of posterior margin. ........................... 2
– Mesopleuron with complete row of black bristles along posterior margin. .................. 5
2. Mesopleron without distinct piliferous spots. ............................................................... 3
– Mesopleuron with distinct piliferous spots. .................................................................. 4
3. Sternopleuron densely yellow pollinose as mesopleuron; thoracic squama with
lobulate inner border; cell R4+5 closed, petiolate. ........ S. xanthogaster (WIEDEMANN)
– Sternopleuron and hypopleuron glossy black, not pollinose; cell R4+5 open; abdomen
dark, violet. ........................................................................ S. melastoma (WIEDEMANN)
4. Abdomen with tergite 1+2 yellow except for black or brown posterior border; cell
R4+5 open at wing margin; basicosta yellowish brown; AS2 reddish; alar and thoracic
squamae yellowish brown. ......................................................... S discolor (FABRICIUS)
– Abdominal tergite 1+2 black or brown, but sometimes with testaceous spots; cell
R4+5 closed at wing margin; basicosta black; AS2 entirely fuscous black; squamae
largely fuscous black. ..................................... S. siamensis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
5. Wing strongly infuscated along costal border and with distinct apical suffusion; fore
tibia blackish [No record from Thailand]. .............................. S. veterana VILLENEUVE
– Wing subhyaline; fore tibia reddish. ............................................................................. 6
6. Thorax and abdomen dark metallic green; abdomen with fine pollinosity regularly
spread [No record from Thailand]. ......................................... S. unicolor (MACQUART)
– Thorax and abdomen black or blue grey, thorax without dark longitudinal stripe,
conspicuous black setigerous spots instead; abdominal pollinosity forming lateral
spots. ............................................................................................. S. procula (WALKER)
Key to the species of Idiella

1. Basicosta black; occipital dilatation, mesopleuron and sternopleuron with distinct
piliferous spots. ............................................................................................................. 2
– Basicosta brown; occipital dilatation, mesopleuron and sternopleuron without distinct
piliferous spots. ..............................................................................................................3
2. Tergite 1+2 without lateral bristle among yellow fine general vestiture; hind tibia in ♂
with fine long hairs on posteroventral surface, length of hairs more than tibial
diameter. ........................................................................................... I. divisa (WALKER)
– Tergite 1+2 with 1 to several black lateral bristles among yellow fine general vestiture;
hind tibia in ♂ without fine long hairs on posteroventral surface, tibial hairs not
exceeding tibial diameter. ............................................. I. euidielloides SENIOR-WHITE
3. Second antennal segment (AS2) reddish; mid tibia with 2 p and brush of hairs in ♂;
male frons usually broader than width of ocellar triangle. ...............................................
....................................................................... I. mandarina (W IEDEMANN )
– AS2 fuscous; mid tibia with 1 p, but without brush of hairs on inner surface of apex in
♂; male frons variable in width. ...................................................... I. tripartita (BIGOT)
Tribe Cosminini
Key to the species of Cosmina
1. Palpus reddish brown at least on basal 1/3; mesopleuron with yellow fine hairs along
posterior margin; tibia reddish brown. .......................................................................... 2
– Palpus entirely black; mesopleuron with black fine hairs along posterior margin; femur
and tibia blackish. ...........................................................C. biplumosa (SENIOR-WHITE)
2. Palpus largely reddish brown, sometimes darkened apically in ♀, but without distinct
contrast; presutural ac, at least one pair developed; mesonotum entirely silver-grey
dusted, without dark longitudinal stripe; hind tibia with 2 av in ♂; male eye facets of
upper 2/3 large, demarcated from lower 1/3; mid tibia with 1 strong v in
♂. .......................................................................................... C. thailandica KURAHASHI
– Palpus black except for red base; presutural ac absent; mesonotum with trace of 2–5
longitudinal stripes; male eye facets homogeneous; hind tibia with 0–1 v in ♂; mid
tibia without v in ♂. ....................................................................................................... 3
3. Epaulet reddish brown; hind tibia without av in ♂. ........................................................ 4
– Epaulet black; hind tibia usually with 1 av in ♂, if no av on hind tibia, then submedian
mesonotal stripe distinct, broad anteriorly. ................................................................... 5
4. Propleuron bare; submedian mesonotal stripe narrow, indistinct under dusting. ..........
................................................................................................. C. vanidae KURAHASHI
– Propleuron hairy; submedian mesonotal stripe broad, distinct, 5 stripes present. ........
....................................................................................................... C. bicolor (WALKER)
5. Propleuron bare in center; mesonotum with 2 rather broad longitudinal stripes;
mesopleuron largely metallic green; ovipositor with strong spines. ................................
............................................................................................C. limbipennis (MACQUART)
– Propleuron hairy in center; mesonotum with 4–5 longitudinal stripes; mesopleuron
entirely purple tinged; ovipositor unspinosed. .............................. C. nipae KURAHASHI
Key to the species of Borbororhinia

1. Palpus entirely or largely orange; parafrontal yellowish brown, snowy-white pollinose
on entire length, without greasy spot at level of anterior 3 pairs of ori; basicosta
yellowish; male head dichoptic, frons parallel-sided, slightly widened anteriorly; frons
index 0.20–0.30 in ♂, 0.24–0.29 in ♀. ............ B. laojanae KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Palpus blackish, at least on basal 1/2 in ♂, entirely black in ♀; parafrontal reddish
brown, snowy-white pollinose anteriorly, greasy at narrowest point of frons and level
of anterior 3 pairs of ori; basicosta fuscous brown; male head subholoptic, frons
widened anteriorly and posteriorly, narrowest at middle; frons index 0.10–0.13 in ♂,
0.22–0.30 in ♀. .............................................................................................................. 2
2. Mesonotum testaceous, more or less fuscous brown; notopleuron wholly fuscous
brown; sternopleuron and hypopleuron testaceous in ♂; frons index 0.26–0.29 in
♀. ................................................................................................. B. bivittata (WALKER)
– Mesonotum blackish; lower 1/2 of notopleuron yellow, concolorous with
mesopleuron; sternopleuron and hypopleuron largely fuscous in ♂; frons index 0.22–
0.26 in ♀. ..................................... B. nigridorsum KURAHASHI, BENJAPHONG et OMAR
Key to the species of Sumatria

1. Arista shortly pilose on ventral side; femora predominantly dark brown to black. ...... 2
– Arista distinctly and symmetrically plumose, hairs equi-long on both dorsal and
ventral sides; femora predominantly testaceous. ............................................................4
2. Humerus, propleuron, prosternum and part around mesothoracic spiracle testaceous;
two broad longitudinal stripes of bluish grey pollinosity present on dorsum; femora
brownish black [No record from Thailand]. .............................. S. vittigera (MALLOCH)
– Thorax wholly brownish black; pollinose stripes limited to presutural area and
gradually disappearing; femora partly testaceous or wholly blackish. ..........................3
3. Femora partly testaceous or bright orange [No record from Thailand]. ..........................
................................................................................. S. latifrons M ALLOCH
– Femora wholly blackish. ........................................................................ S. brevis JAMES
4. Thorax wholly testaceous reddish without fuscous stripes; abdomen concolorous with
thorax except for the last segment darkened [No record from
Thailand]. ................................................................................ S. rufithorax (MALLOCH)
– Thoracic dorsum brownish with three dark longitudinal stripes which are separated by
silver-grey pollinose areas more distinct on scutum; abdomen with only tergite 1+2
testaceous, other tergites at least dorsally darkened. ..................................................... 5
5. Fore tibia without ad; uppermost ori relatively developed, directed outwardly.
.......................................................................... S. chiekoae KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN
– Fore tibia with 1 fine ad; uppermost ori fine, proclinate [No record from Thailand]. ....
....................................................................................... S. vittata P ERIS
Key to the species of Isomyia

1. Subcostal sclerite (Sc) next to humeral cross vein (h) bare below. ................................2
– Sc next to cross vein h setulose below. ....................................................................... 22
2. Thoracic squama strongly lobulate; body very stout. ................................................... 3
– Thoracic squama generally not lobulated, not reaching base of scutellum, its
longitudinal diameter longer than transverse; body usually slender. ..........................17
3. Lunule with several short black setulae. ....................................................................... 4
– Lunule bare of setulae. .................................................................................................. 5
4. Body entirely black, with purplish tinge; mesonotum and abdomen with cinereous
pollinosity which is rather uniform in density except on posterior margins of tergites.
..................................................................................................... I. lugubris JAMES
– Tergite 5 green dorsally, with dense, ashy pollinosity which, at least from posterior
view, largely conceals background in striking contrast to the dark blue to purple
tergites 1+2–4 [No record from Thailand. ................................... I. chalconotum JAMES
5. Mesopleural hairs and hairs of other pleural areas as well, soft and yellow to golden,
except for usual black setulae just below notopleural suture; mesothoracic spiracle
yellow. ....................................................................................................... 6
– Mesopleural hairs more extensively black than indicated above, with some soft black
hairs on mesopleuron, sometimes remote from notopleural suture, and on
sternopleuron. ................................................................................................... 9
6. Basicosta bright yellow; epaulet yellowish. .................................................................. 7
– Basicosta black; epaulet black. ...................................................................................... 8
7. Pleura and abdomen densely pollinose in ♂, less so in ♀, but dorsum of tergite 5,
when viewed laterally at angle, with tessellated pattern of pollinosity; black lateral
bristles on tergites 1+2 surrounded, at least on three sides, by pale yellow
hairs. ....................................................................................I. viridaurea (WIEDEMANN)
– Pleura and abdomen less densely pollinose, without tessellated pattern; black lateral
bristles on tergites 1+2 surrounded by black hairs. ......................... I. pichoni (SE’GUY)
8. Tergites 3–4 without marginal band; wing hyaline, sometimes slightly infuscated
apically in ♀; parafrontal in ♀ subequal to frontal stripe at middle of frons; hind tibia
without av in ♂ [No record from Thailand]. .............................. I. electa (VILLENEUVE)
– Tergites 3–4 distinctly marginal banded, with median stripe in ♂, broadly metallic
banded with copper tinge in ♀; wing hyaline in ♂ and ♀, with distinct fuscous cloud
apically in ♀; parafrontal in ♀ about 1/2 as wide as frontal stripe at middle of frons;
hind tibia with 1 av in ♂. ................................................................... I. borneensis JAMES
9. Lateral scutellar bristles (lsc) 4, the last three spaced at closer intervals than basal one.
................................................................................................................................... 10
– Lateral scutellar bristles (lsc) 3, spaced at approximately equal intervals. ................. 12
10. Both alar and thoracic squamae pale yellow; posterior mesopleural fringe yellow;
some hairs on notopleuron, lower part of mesopleuron, and part of sternopleuron
yellow to yellowish brown [No record from Thailand]. ................................................
.......................................................................................... I. pseudolucilia (MALLOCH)
– At least thoracic squama mostly brown; hairs of notopleuron and of other pleura
wholly black or dark brown. ....................................................................................... 11
11. Gena, parafrontal and parafacial black; lower part of parafacial and part of gena
devoid of pollinosity, shining; alar and thoracic squamae both whitish on basal parts
[No record from Thailand]. ...............................................................I. ceballosi (PERIS)
– Gena golden to brownish yellow; gena and parafacial wholly pollinose; alar and
thoracic squamae entirely brown to blackish brown; lunule submetallic anteriorly;
pollinosity of prafrontal and parafacial not uniformly coloured, cinereous to brownish
[No record from Thailand]. ..................................................................... I. perisi JAMES
12. Pleura with extenseive yellow hairs, at least around prostigmatal (pst) and propleural
bristles (pp) and on part of sternopleuron; posteior mesopleural fringe golden. ...…..13
– Pleural hairs entirely black or virtually so; posterior mesopleural fringe brown to
black. ........................................................................................................................... 15
13. Mesothoracic spiracle entirely bright yellow to golden. ............................................. 14
– Mesothoracic spiracle dark brown to black [No record from Thailand]. .........................
................................................................................................. I. delectans (WALKER)
14. Tergites 3–4 without marginal band; wing hyaline, sometimes slightly infuscated
apically in ♀; parafrontal in ♀ subequal to fronal stripe at middle of frons; hind tibia
without av in ♂ [No record from Thailand]. .............................. I. electa (VILLENEUVE)
– Tergites 3–4 with distinct marginal bands in ♂ and ♀, with median stripe in ♂, broadly
metallic banded with copper tinge in ♀; wing hyaline in ♂, with distinct fuscous cloud
apically in ♀; parafrontal in ♀ about 1/2 as wide as frontal stripe at middle of frons;
hind tibia with 1 av in ♂. ................................................................... I. borneensis JAMES
15. Alar and thoracic squamae wholly dark brown to black. ............. I. oestracea (SE’GUY)
– Alar and thoracic squamae white, at least at base. ...................................................... 16
16. Alar squama, in both sexes, white on basal 1/2 or more; thoracic squama white at base;
larger species, 10.0–11.0 mm in length. ........................................ I. pictifacies (BIGOT)
– Alar and thoracic squamae wholly white in ♀; alar one white only anteroventrally in
♂; smaller species, 7.0–9.0 mm in length. ............................................ I. facialis JAMES
17. Basicosta yellow; male sternite 5 with normal shaped lateral lobes. ...............................
............................................. I. pseudonepalana (SENIOR-WHITE, AUBERTIN et SMART)
– Basicosta fuscous to black. .......................................................................................... 18
18. Mesopleuron entirely or largely covered with black hairs except for several yellow
ones on lower margin. ..................................................................................................19
– Mesopleuron largely clothed with yellow hairs on lower 1/3 to 1/2 and along posterior
margin before row of yellow pilosity. ..........................................................................21
19. Mesopleuron entirely covered with black hairs, with row of long black pilose hairs
along posterior margin. ............................................................................................... 20
– Mesopleuron clothed with yellow hairs on lower small part, with row of yellow
pilosity. [No record from Thailand]. ............................................. I. versicolor (BIGOT)
20. Wing hyaline; lunule blackish setulose; AS3 largely fuscous; gena black; body
metallic green; tergites 3–4 with fine black longitudinal stripe; hypopygium
prominent, metallic green. ........................................................ I. pseudoviridana PERIS
– Wing smoked on apical 1/2; lunule bare; antennae entirely yellowish orange; gena
reddish on anterior 2/3; body dark olivious green, with bronzy tinge; tergites 3–4 with
triangular blackish spot; hypopygium normal, with GS1 dark olivious green. ................
........................................................................................ I. singhi KURAHASHI et THAPA
21. Parafacial in profile narrower than width of AS3; parafacial setulae fine, white,
shorted than width of AS3 in lateral view [No record from Thailand]. ...........................
....................................................................................................... I. fulvicornis (BIGOT)
– Parafacial in prfile 1.5–2.0 x as width of AS3: parafacial setulae usually black, if

partially white, the longest black ones exceeding width of AS3. ......................………..
........................................................................... I. hetauda K UR AHASHI
22. Thorax rather densely pollinose, with three distinct broad black stripes [No record
from Thailand]. ................................................................... I. malayensis (TOWNSEND)
– Thorax inconspicuously pollinose, with indistinct dark spots, but no stripes. ............ 23
23. Thoracic squama lobulate inwards; setulae on ventral surface of sc yellowish, fine;
mesopleural and pteropleural hairs yellow. ........................ I. cupreoviridis (MALLOCH)
– Thoracic squama not lobulate; setulae of sc on ventral surface of wing black;
mesopleural and pteropleural hairs fuscous to black. ................................................. 24
24. Head holoptic in ♂; male cercus free from one another. ................. I. dotata (WALKER)
– Head subholoptic in ♂; male cercus fused with one another. ...... I. watanasaki sp. nov.
Key to the species of Rhyncomya

1. Femora yellowish brown on basal 1/2. ........................... R. flavibasis (SENIOR-WHITE)
– Femora entirely black. ..................................................................... R. divisa (WALKER)
Key to the species of Metallea

1. Parafacial broader tahn 2 x width of AS3 in profile; tergites 3 with large, black lateral
spots and broad median stripe in both sexes; eyes in ♂ separated by 2.5–3.0 x width of
anterior ocellus; tergite 5 entirely or largely submetallic in ♀ [No record from
Thailand]. .............................................................................. M. producta FANG et FAN
– Parafacial narrower than 1.5 x width of AS3 in profile; tergite 3 only with small,
median black spot in ♀; conditions of eyes in ♂ and of tergite 5 in ♀ variable. .......... 2
2. Parafacial testaceous, with shiny black spot below, clothed with 2–3 irregular rows of
black setulae in both sexes. ........................................................ M. setosa (TOWNSEND)
– Parafacial testaceous, slightly reflective below, but without black spot, virtually bare
in ♂, with minute fuscous to black setulae in ♀. ........................................................... 3
3. Eyes in ♂ separated by more than 2 x width of anterior ocellus; tergite 5 largely
testaceous in ♀ [No record from Thailand]. ........................ M. ciliilunula FANG et FAN
– Eyes in ♂ closely approximated, separated by distance slightly more than width of
anterior ocellus; tergite 5 largely submetallic in ♀. ............... M. erinacea FANG et FAN
New Taxon
Isomyia watanasaki sp. nov.
Description. Male. Head: subholoptic; eyes glabrous, bare, separated at narrowest

point of frons by 1.3 x width of ocellar triangle; frons index 0.08–0.09 (n = 4); frontal stripe
blackish brown, narrowed in front of anterior ocellus, less than width of anterior ocellus at
narrowest point; parafrontal densely silver-grey dusted, with fine black setulae along row of
ca.12 ori; parafacial subequal to 1.5 x width of 3rd antennal segment, densely silver-grey
pollinose, with black setulae on anterior 2/3, without glossy black spot; face pale brown,
very slightly grey pollinose, without distinct median carina; facialia concolorous with face,
bare except for a few black setulae just above vibrissa; mediana narrow, dark reddish
brown, silver-grey pollinose, bare; vibrissarium narrow, brown, with several black setulae,
Fig. 1. Isomyia watanasaki sp. nov., ♂. –––– a, Habitus, dorsal view; b, habitus, lateral view.
subshining; vibrissa strongly developed; epistome projecting forward more than width of
3rd antennal segment (AS3), pale brown, subshining; gena largely brown except for upper
anterior margin and behind level of posterior margin of eye blackish, silver-grey pollinose,
clothed in black hairs; postgena concolorous with gena, largely clothed with yellowish
hairs; 2nd antennal segment (AS2) brownish orange, subshining; AS3 brownish orange,
pubescent, 2.0 x as long as AS2; arista fuscous brown, long plumose on 3/4; palpus long,
subeqaul to theca, taeniate, yellowish orange, with black setulae.
Thorax: metallic green, with bluish tinge in part, snowy-white pollinose anteriorly and
laterally on scutum, without undusted subshining stripes when viewed from behind;
humerus, postalar callus and scutellum concolorous with scutum; prosternum with rather
long yellowish hairs along lateral margins; propleuron bare; supraspiracular convexity
pubescent; hypopleural hairs yellow, present on upper part close to row of hypopleural
bristles; mesopleuron clothed in black hairs; pteropleuron clothed in fine long yellow hairs,
with a few black bristles; sternopleuron clothed in fine long yellow hairs on posterior
upperpart, with black hairs on anterior upper and lower parts; mesothoracic spiracle black;
metathoracic one fuscous black; postalar declivity with yellowish hairs in central circle;
tympanic tuft absent; suprasquamal ridge bare; anterior parasquamal tuft absent.
Chaetotaxy: ac 2+2; dc 2+4; ia 1+3; h 3; ph 3; prs 1; sa 5, 3 strong and 2 fine interstitials or
additionals; pa 2, 1 fine additionals; st 1+1; sc 3+2, 1 discal scutellar rather fine; n 2; pp 2 ;
pst 1, a few fine bristly hairs present below strong pst.
Wings: hyaline, very slightly brownish tinged entirely; veins brown; epaulet black;
basicosta black; subcostal sclerite dark brown, pubescent; node of veins R2+3 and R4+5
with a few black setulae below; vein R4+5 with a few black setulae on 1/4 way from node
to anterior cross vein r-m above; vein M1+2 bent with dump angle, section of vein M1+2
from bend to wing edge nearly sigmoid running toward margin; cell R4+5 open; squamae
whitish, thoracic one longer than broad, slightly lobulate, not touched at base of scutellum,
bare on upper surface, with white margin and fringe. Haltere: yellowish brown.
Legs: black, dull metallic blue tinged on fore femur and coxa and mid coxa, more or
less grey pollinose, blackish haired; fore tibia with row of 4–5 ad on basal 2/3 and 1 p at
apical 1/3; mid tibia with 1 ad at apical 1/3 and 2 pd, with 1 p medially; hind tibia with 2–3
ad, 2 pd and 1 av.
Abdomen: entirely metallic green, brassy tinged, more or less densely silver-grey
pollinose, with median longitudinal dark stripe on tergites 3–5 and marginal band on
tergites 4–5, black haired; tergite 1+2 with a few lateral marginal bristles and some bristles
on lateral sides; tergites 3–4 with row of suberect marginals and 1 lateral discals; tergite 5
with row of erect marginal bristles and irregular row of discals; sternites 1–2, black,
yellowish haired; sternites 3–4 concealed with tergites 3–4; hairs on lateral sides of tergites
black; hypopygium prominent, GS1 rather large in size, metallic green, clothed in fine
bristles; epandrium green and coppery tinged, with small fine bristles and bristly hairs.
Male genitalia as illustrated in Fig. 2.
Length. 9.0–10.0 mm.
Female. Unknown.
Type series. Holotype ♂, THAILAND: "Holotype [red card]// THAILAND:/ nr Burma
Bord./ 1200 m, Fang/ 26.IX.1975// Collector/ W. Tumrasvin// Isomyia ♂/ watanasaki/ sp.
nov./ Det. H. KURAHASHI". Paratypes: 3♂, THAILAND: CHIANG MAI/ Sirindhorn
Observstory/ Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park/ 817 m, 4–5.iii.2007/ Coll. Hiromu KURAHASHI//
Isomyia ♂/ watanasaki/ sp. nov./ Det. H. KURAHASHI"; 1♂,"Paratype [yellow card]//
THAILAND: CHIANG MAI/ Headquarters area/ Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park/1075 m, 4–
5.iii.2007/ Coll. Hiromu KURAHASHI// Isomyia ♂/ watanasaki/ sp. nov./ Det. H.
KURAHASHI"; 1♂, same data as holotype, except "Paratype [yellow card]"// Isomyia ♂/
watanasaki/ sp. nov./ Det. H. KURAHASHI"; 2♂, "Paratype [yellow card] THAILAND:/ Doi
Huai Hwer/ 1231 m, Fang/ 27.IX.1975// Collector/ R. Kano// Isomyia ♂/ watanasaki/ sp.
nov./ Det. H. KURAHASHI"; 1♂, "Paratype [yellow card]// Thailand/ Muak Lek/
11.Mar.1967// Isomyia ♂/ watanasaki/ sp. nov./ Det. H. KURAHASHI".
Etymology. The specific name is named in honour of the late Dr. Watanasak
TUMRASVIN, Department of Medical Entomology, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol
University, Bangkok, who was the first local entomologist studied the Thai blow flies.
Type depository. Holotype, 6♂ paratypes, NSMT type series NSMT–I–Dip 6765–6771
deposited in National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo; 1♂ paratype in Department
of Parasitology, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai; 1♂ in Reference Museum,
Department of Medical Entomology, NIH Thailand, Bangkok.
Remarks. This new species is similar to Isomyia nebulosa (TOWNSEND, 1917) from
Assam, India and Lower Burma, but can be distinguished from it by the subholoptic frons
in ♂ and characteristic male genitalia having cerci fused with each other.
Bionomics. Adult male flies were collected on blossoms.
Distribution. Thailand.
Fig. 2. Isomyia watanasaki sp. nov., ♂ geniatalia and fifth sternite. –––– a, Epandrium, cercus
and surstylus, lateral view; b, cerci and surstyli, caudal view; c, aedeagus, lateral view; d,
aedeagus, posterior view; e, anterior (ap) and posterior (pp) parameres, lateral view; f,
sternite 5, ventral view.
Check list
The following is the species list of Thai Calliphoridae mainly based upon specimens
examined and partly upon the previously records from Thailand.
Subfamily AMENIINAE
Tribe Ameniini
Silbomyia asiatica CROSSKEY, 1965

1♀, Nakhon Nayok Prov., Khao Yai Nat. Park, ca. 700 m, 29. ix.–6. x. 1984, KARSHOLT,
LOMHOLDT et NIELSEN (ZMUC)
Tribe Catapicephalini
Catapicephala kurahashii TUMRASVIN et KANO, 1977

1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Pui Summit-Sun Khu, Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, 1,587 m, 4–5.
iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (DPCM); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Fang Dist., Ang Khang, 12. i. 1994,
H. BAENZIGER (NIID); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Tung, 1,350 m, 29. viii. 1995, H. BAENZIGER
(PCHB); 2♂, 14♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Chiang Dao, above NW Pass, 1,585–1,600 m, 10–11.
vii. 1991, 22, 26, 27. v. 1997, 2–3. vi. 1997, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB) [2♀>NIID]; 1♂, 1♀, Chiang
Mai Prov., Mae Sai, Doi Tung, 1,350 m, 22. viii. 1997, 17. ix. 1997, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB)
[1♀>NIID]; 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Pui Summit-Sun Khu, Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, 1,587
m, 4–5. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (CMU).
Catapicephala michikoae TUMRASVIN et KANO, 1977

1♂, 4♀, Chumphon Prov., Amphoe Phato, Lak Lek, 250 m, 8. iii. 2005 (4♀), 9. iii. 2005
(1♂), H. BAENZIGER (PCHB).
Catapicephala sinica FAN, 1965

1♀, (NW) Doi Suthep, 1,278 m, 29. iii–4. v. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 1♂, Chiang Mai
Prov., Mae Hia, Foot of Doi Suthep, 6. xi. 2002, N. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 2♀, Chumphon Prov.,
Amphoe Phato, Lak Lek, 8. iii. 2005 (1♀), 9. iii. 2005 (1♀), H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀,
Lampang Prov., Doi Khun Tarn, Hang-Chat, 523 m, 8. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Subfamily CALLIPHORINAE
Calliphora pattoni AUBERTIN, 1981

2♂1♀, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 2,600 m, 15. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Calliphora vicina ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY, 1830

1♂, Doi Inthanon, 2,600 m, 15. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Calliphora vomitoria (LINNAEUS, 1758)

1♀, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 11. ix. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 3♂, 2♀, Chieng
Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 2,500 m, 6. x. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon
Nat. Park, 2,200–2,500 m, 22–23. x. 1981, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 6♂,
4♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon, Chom Thong, 2,444 m, 12. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)].
*Melinda abdominalis (MALLOCH, 1931)

1♀, Tak Prov., Ban Mai, 65 km NE of Mae Sot, 8. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂,
2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25, 26. vii. 2007 (1♂, 1♀), 6. xii.
2007 (1♀), H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 6♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Tambol Suthep, Tham
Phra Leusri, Doi Suthep-Pui Mountain, 25. v. 2009 (4♂, 1♀), 23. vii. 2009 (2♂), K.
MOOPHAYAK (DPCM); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 950 m, 98.54'34"N,
18.48'20"E, 11. viii. 2009, R. NGOEN-KLAN (DPCM).
*Melinda dubia (MALLOCH, 1931)

1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Mae Rim Dist., T. Pong Yaeng, Ban Pong Yaeng, 23. ix. 2009, K.
MOOPHAYAK (DPCM).
Melinda nigripalpis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979

Melinda nigripalpis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979: 301.
Melinda nuorteva KURAHASHI, 1970

2♂, 1♀, way Sai Yok waterfall, 8. ix. 1975, ? (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Sai Yok, 500 m, 9–13. xii.
1975 (1♂), 27–29. xii. 1975 (1♀), H. SHIMA (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong,
Doi Inthanon, 2,444 m, 18.34'27"N, 98.28'54"E, 12. xi. 2009, K. MOOPHAYAK (DPCM).
Melinda scutellata (SENIOR-WHITE, 1923)

1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 2,444 m, 18.34'27"N, 98.28'54"E, 12.
xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Tainanina sarcophagoides (MALLOCH, 1931)

3♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon Nat. Park, Vajiratarn, 750 m, 10. x. 1981, Zool. Mus.
Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Huai Nam Dang, 25–27. x. 1984, 1,500–1,700 m, 25–27. x.
1984, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi
Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)].
Subfamily LUCILIINAE
Hemipyrellia ligurriens (WIEDEMANN)

6♂, 7♀, Chieng Mai, 300 m, 14. vii. 1962, E. S. ROSS & D. G. CAVAGNARO (CAS); 2♂,
3♀, Chiang Mai , Mae Hongson, 4. viii. 1978, H. SUZUKI (NSMT); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., N. of
Chieng Mai, Mae Sa water fall area, 350 m, 5. xi. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov.,
Chieng Mai, 300 m, 29. ix. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 1♀, Tak Prov., Umphang Distr., Ban Thi Phon Ji,
810 m, 24. ii. 1998, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Mae Hia, foot of Doi
Suthep, 5. xi. 2001, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Huey Tueng Tao,
lake, 24. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Lampang Prov., Hang-Chat Dist., Doi Khun
Tarn, rest area, 523 m, 28. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena
Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall, 449 m, 4. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang
Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall, 449 m, 4. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, HueyTueng Tao, lake, 24. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 1♂, Sam Ngao at Bhumipol Dam, 6–8. xi. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov.,
Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)]; 2♂,
2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Muang Distr., Klong Nong lek, .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 2♂, 2♀,
Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov.,
Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok
Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Hemipyrellia pulchra (WIEDEMANN, 1830)

5♀, Beach, C. 30km S, 30. viii. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♀, near Sai Yok, 500m, 8.
x. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Maung, HueyTueng Tao, lake, 24. vii. 2007,
H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 5♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .x. 2009, N. BUNCHU
(DMPN); 1♂, 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .vi. 2009, N.
BUNCHU (DMPN); 1♂, 5♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, .ix. 2009,
N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Hypopygiopsis fumipennis (WALKER, 1857)

1♀, Narathiwat Prov., Waeng Dist., Phu Khao Thong, 340 m, 7. iv. 1995, H. BAENZIGER
(PCHB).
Hypopygiopsis infumata (BIGOT, 1877)

1♂, Horticultural Experimental Station, 7 km NW of Fang, 30. x. –2. xi. 1979, ? (ZMUC);
2♀, Narathiwat Prov., Waeng Dist., Phu Khao Thong, 290 & 340 m, 6, 13. iv. 1995, H.
BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, HueyTueng Tao, lake, 24. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Lampang Prov., Hang-Chat Dist., Doi Khun Tarn rest area, 523 m,
28. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 1,142
m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)]; 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang
Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .ix. 2009 (2♂), .ii. 2010 (2♀), N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Hypopygiopsis tumrasvini KURAHASHI, 1977

1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 1,100 m, 15. v. 1958, B. DEGERBO/L (ZMUC); 3♂,
Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep N. P., Konthathan, 600–700 m, 20–27. x. 1979, 26, 30. ix.
1981, ? (ZMUC); 1♀, Narathiwat Prov., Waeng Distr., Phu Khao Thong, 340 m, 6. iv. 1995, H.
BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25. vii. 2007,
H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhon
Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 6♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi
Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)].
Hypopygiopsis violacea (MACQUART, 1835)

1♂, Narathiwat Prov., Waeng Dist., Phu Khao Thong, 290 m, 9. iv. 1995, H. BAENZIGER
(PCHB); 1♂, Ratburi, 15. viii. 1966, T. C. MAA (NIID).
Lucilia cuprina (WIEDEMANN, 1830)

4♂, 3♀, Beach, C. 30km S, 30. viii. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂,
Chiang Mai University, 22. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♂, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 5.
ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, Mahidol University, 26. viii. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂ 1♀,
Doi Inthanon, 19. xii. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN & S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 1♂, Nam Tok Mae
Klang, Doi Inthanon, 18. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 2♀, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Chiang Mai, 300 m, 1. x. 1981, ?
(ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, Ban Mae Klang, 924 m, 12. iii.
2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Phisanulok Prov., Muang Distr., Klong
Nong Lek, iii. 2010, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., iii. 2010, N.
BUNCHU (DMPN).
Lucilia papuensis MACQUART, 1842

1♂, 10mi N of Saraburi, 100 m, 11. vii. 1962, E. S. ROSS & D. G. CAVAGNARO (CAS); 1♀,
E. slope of Doi Sutep, 260 m, 15. vii. 1962, E. S. ROSS & D. G. CAVAGNARO (CAS); 14♂, 19♀,
Sa Kaeo, 30 km SE, hill, c. 300 m , 3. ix. 1975 (5♂, 18♀), 7. x. 1975 (1♀), 8. x. 1975 (7♂), 9. ix.
1975 (2♂), H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO (NSMT); 7♂, 3♀, Kanchana Buri, near
Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix. 1975 (1♂, 1♀), 7. ix. 1975 (1♂), 8. ix. 1975 (5♂, 2♀), 9. ix. 1975 (2♂,
2♀), H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO (NSMT); 4♂, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 10. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Sa Kaeo, 30 km SE, hill, c. 300 m ,11. ix. 1975, R. KANO
(NSMT); 3♂, 16♀, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 11. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 3♂,
3♀, Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO (NSMT); 12♂,
8♀, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, Doi Inthanon, 17. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 6♀,
Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 17. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 3♂, 3♀,
Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok Mae Klang, 18. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO
(NSMT); 1♂, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 18. ix. 1975 (1♂), 19. ix. 1975 (1♀), 19. ix.
1975 (4♂, 5♀), H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km
NE. Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂,Chiang Mai University, 22. ix. 1975,
H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 8♀, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, Doi Inthanon, 23. ix. 1975 (2♂, 8♀), H.
KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO (NSMT); 5♀, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 23. ix.
1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 17♂, 3♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI &
R. KANO (NSMT); 5♂, 1♀, Fang, near Burma Border 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI &
W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI
& R. KANO (NSMT); 2♀, Khao Yai, 300 m, 30 km S. Pak Chong, 5. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI &
R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 80 km S. Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 1♂, Sai Yok 500 m, 9–13. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai, Mae
Hongson, 4. viii. 1978, H. SUZUKI (NSMT); 1♀, Prachuap Khirikhan Prov., Huay Yang Falls,
600 m, 10. ii. 2004, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Huai Kaeo waterfall area,
300 m, 4. x. 1979, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi
Inthanon N. P., Siripum, 1,200–1,300 m, 5. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC);
1♂, 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 1,600 m, 27. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped.
(ZMUC); 4♂, 5♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan waterfall area, 600
m, 20–27. x. 1979, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi
Inthanon N. P., Mae Klang, 300–400 m, 10. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC);
1♂, 2♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Chieng Mai, 300 m, 1. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped.
(ZMUC); 3♂, Chieng Mai Prov., 7 km NW of Fang, Horticultural Experimental Station, 30. x. –
2. xi. 1979, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 6♀, Loei Prov., Phu Luang Wildlife
Sanctuary, 700–900 m, 8–14. x. 1984, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 1♀,
Narathiwat Prov., Waeng Distr., Phu Khao Thong, 300 m, 24. iii. 2002, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB);
1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Pha Hom Pok, NW of Fang, 1,550–1,600 m, 21. x. 1981, Zool. Mus.
Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 6♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Huai Sai Luang,
1,000–1,100 m, 14. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Doi Sthep, 1,000 m,
16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Chiang Mai Town, 300 m, 28,
31. vii. 2002, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Zoo, 5. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG
(DPCM); 1♂, Mae Here, 14. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang,
HueyTueng Tao, lake, 24. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Saket, Ban Pang Deang, 508 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Mae Suav Distr., 461 m, 6. xii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009,
H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .x. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN);
9♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .ix. 2009, N. BUNCHU
(DMPN); 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, .xi. 2009, N. BUNCHU
(DMPN). SAMET IS.: 1♀, Rayon, 26. viii. 1986, Y. WADA (NIID) [1♂>UM(exp)].
Lucilia porphyrina (WALKER, 1857)

1♂, E. slope of Doi Sutep, 1,100–1,275m, 15. vii. 1962, E. S. ROSS & D. G. CAVAGNARO
(CAS); 1♀, Doi Pui, 1,865 m [1,685 m] N., 17. vi. 1965, S. Asahina (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Sa Kaeo,
30km SE, hill, c. 300 m, 3. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 7.
ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 2♀, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 11. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
15♂, 27♀, Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO
(NSMT); 26♀, Doi Inthanon, near top, 2300 m, 17. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO
(NSMT); 1♂, Ban Yang, 1400 m, Doi Inthanon, 17. ix. 1975 (1♂), 19. ix. 1975 (3♀), 23. ix.
1975 (3♀), R. KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km
NE. Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Fang, near Burma Border, 1,200 m,
26. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Khao Yai, 800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 3. x.
1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 7♂, 18♀, Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 80 km S. Pak Chong, 3. x. 1975 (1♂,
12♀), 6. x. 1975 (6♂, 6♀), H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Khao Yai, 30 km S. Pak Chong,
366 m, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♂, Sai Yok 500 m, 9–13. xii.
1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Doi Suthep, 18. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 2♀, Doi
Inthanon, 19. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA & S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 5♂, Doi Suthep, 20–21. xii. 1975,
S. SHINONAGA & H. SHIMA (NSMT); 1♀, Sai Yok, 500 m, 27–29. xii. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN
(NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Khao Yai, 30 km, S. Pak Chong, 25–26. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT);
1♂, 2♀, Khao Yai, 30 km S. Pak Chong, 24–26. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 9♀, Doi Suthep,
20–21. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 1♀, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 11. ix. 1989, H.
KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Loei Prov., Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary, 1,400–1,500 m, 10–12. x.
1984, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep N. P.,
Doi Pui summit, 1,650 m, 27. ix. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep N. P.,
Doi Pui road, 1,000 m, 23–26. x. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♂, Doi Inthanon, 2,600 m, 15. vii. 1989, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Mae Thang, hill side, 6. ii. 2003, (1♂) 10. ii.
2003 (2♂, 1♀), H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, HueyTueng Tao, lake,
24. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew,
1,010 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Rai Prov., Mae Suav District, 461
m, 6. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park,
Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 7. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 4♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 1,494 m, 11. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT)
[2♂>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 2,149 m, 11. xi. 2009, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 2,444 m, 12. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam
Phong, .ii. 2010, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Lucilia sinensis AUBERTIN, 1933

5♂, Khao Yai, 30 km S. Pak Chong, 24–26. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 3♂, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂,
Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .ix.
2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Subfamily PHUMOSIINAE
Phumosia indica (Surcouf, 1914)

1♀, woods and grass land, 1. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♀, Sa Kaeo, 30 km SE,
hill, c. 300 m, 3. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 5. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, near Sai Yok, 500m, 6. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Khao Yai,
800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT) ; 1♀, Erawan waterfall, 10. xii.
1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai, Huay Kaew Village, 5. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU
(DPCM); 1♀, Chiang Mai, Mae Here, 15. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU (DPCM); 1♂, 1♀, Phisanulok
Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .vii. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 2♂, Phisanulok
Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .ix. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .x.
2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Phumosia testacea (SENIOR-WHITE, 1923)

1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 1♂, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .ix. 2009, N. BUNCHU
(DMPN); 1♂, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .ix. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
*Phumosia viridis KURAHASHI, 1989

1♀, Chumphon Prov., Amphoe Phato, Lak Lek, 365 m, 30. i. 2004, H. BAENZIGER
(PCHB).
Subfamily POLLENIINAE
Dexopollenia bicolor MALLOCH, 1935

1♀, C. Chiang Mai, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 28. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI
(NIID); 5♂, C. Kanchana Buri, Sai Yok, 500 m, 8. x. 1975, 9–13. xii. 1975, H. KURAHASHI &
W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 2♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 8, 9. ix. 1975, R. KANO & W.
TUMRASVIN (NIID).
Dexopollenia fangensis KURAHASHI, 1995

1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan waterfall area, 600 m, 20–
27. x. 1979, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 3♂, C. Chiang Mai, Fang, Doi Huai
Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 1♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, K. L. SUKONTASON & K.
MOOPHAYAK (DPCM) [1♂>UM(exp)].
Dexopollenia yuphae KURAHASHI, 1995

1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., 7 km NW of Fang, Horticultural Experimental Station, 30. x. –2. xi.
1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♂, C. Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 11. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI
(NIID).
Pollenia chotei KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979

1♂, Kao Yai, 30 km S of Pak Chong, 25–26. XII. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NIID).
Subfamily BENGALIINAE
Bengalia chiangmaiensis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979

1♂, Doi Suthep, 1,000 m, 9–15. v. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Chiangmai
Prov., Doi Sthep, 1,000 m, 16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan, 600 m, 20–27. x. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov.,
Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♂>UM(exp)].
Bengalia emarginata MALLOCH, 1927

2♂, Loei, Na Haeo, bio station, 5–12. v. 2001, CONSTANT & GROOTAERT (IRScNB); 1♂,
Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT)
[1♂>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 18.47'19"N,
98.55'15"E, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Bengalia escheri Bezzi, 1913

2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan, 600–700 m, 20–27. x.
1979, 28. ix. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom
Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi
Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1:>UM(exp)].
Bengalia labiata ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY, 1830

1♂, 3♀, Kanchana Buri, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix. 1975, R. KANO & W. TUMRASVIN
(NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m,
27. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam
Phong, .ix. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Bengalia pseudovaricolor KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979

1♂, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Sthep, 1,000 m, 9–15. v. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂,
Chiangmai Prov., Doi Sthep, 1,000 m, 16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT).
Bengalia siamensis SENIOR-WHITE, 1924

1♀, Khao Yai, 800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 3. x. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Suthep N. P., Mahidol waterfall, 1,250 m, 27. ix. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 5♂, Doi
Suthep, 1,000 m, 9–15. v. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Sthep,
1,000 m, 16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID).
Bengalia taksina (LEHRER, 2005)

Bengalia varicolor: TUMRASVIN, 1979: 259, misidentification.
1♂, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Sthep, 1,000 m, 16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀,
Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Bengalia torosa (WIEDEMANN, 1819)

2♂, 3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan waterfall area, 600 m,
20–27. x. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♂, Tak Prov., 80 km NW of Mae Sot, Mae Rayang, 9. vi. 1988, H.
KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♂, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 1,300 m, 10–12. v. 1988, H.
KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♀, Loei, Na Haeo, bio station, 5–12. v. 2001, CONSTANT & GROOTAERT
(IRScNB).
Bengalia varicolor (FABRICIUS, 1805)

=Bengalia bezzii SENIOR-WHITE, 1923, synonymized by ROGNES, 2009: 55.
Bengalia bezzii: TUMRASVIN et al., 1979: 260, misidentification.
1♂, Chon Buri Prov., Pattaya, 5. v. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Chiangmai Prov.,
Namtok Maeklang, 1,300 m, 15. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan waterfall area, 600 m, 20–27. x. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♂,
Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Huai Sai Luang, 1,000–1,100 m, 14. x. 1981, ? (ZMUC);
1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Mae Klang, 300–400 m, 10. x. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 1♂,
Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Chiang Dao, ca. 400 m, 19. x. 1984, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN
(ZMUC); 1♀, Tak Prov., 65 km NE of Mae Sot, Ban Mai, 8. iv. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID);
2♂, 1♀, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Sthep, 1,000 m, 16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♂, Khao
Chamao, 27. viii. 1986, Y. WADA (NIID); 1♂, Loei, Na Haeo, field res. stat., 15–19. v. 2003, J.
CONSTANT, K. SMETS & P. Grootaert (IRScNB); 1♂, Loei, Na Haeo, bio station, 5–12. v. 2001,
CONSTANT & GROOTAERT (IRScNB); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Ban Pang Deang, 551
m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Huey
Tueng Tao, lake, 24. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
1♂, Lampang Prov., Hang-Chat Dist., Doi Khun Tarn, 523 m, 8. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 18.47'19"N, 98.55'15"E, 13.
xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Bengalia xanthopyga SENIOR-WHITE, 1924

=Bengalia asymmetria KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979
3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan, 600 m, 20–27. x. 1979, ?
(ZMUC); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep N. P., Konthathan, 600–700 m, 26. ix. 1981, ?
(ZMUC); 1♂, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Suthep, 1,000 m, 9–15. v. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID);
3♂, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Sthep, 1,000 m, 16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, 2♀, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 7. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♀>UM(exp)].
Subfamily AUCHMEROMYIINAE
Verticia fasciventris MALLOCH, 1927

1♂, Nakhon Nayok Prov., Khao Yai Nat. Park, ca. 700 m, 29. ix. –6. x. 1984, KARSHOLT,
LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC).
Subfamily CHRYSOMYINAE
Achoetandrus rufifacies (MACQUART, 1843)

1♂, 3♀, Bang Na Nai, 28. viii. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 7♂, 1♀,
Sam Sane, 29. viii. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 2♂, Beach, c. 30 km S, 30. viii.
1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 4♂, 1♀, woods & grass land, 1. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Salt Pond 6 km N, 2. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 7♀, Sa
Kaeo, hill, c. 200m 3. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 5. ix.
1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 2♂, 6♀, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 7. ix. 1975 (1♀), 11. ix. 1975 (2♂, 5♀),
H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 2♂, 11♀, Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok Mae Klang, 18. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 5♂, 2♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km NE. Doi Saket, 20.
ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai University, 22. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO
(NSMT); 2♂, 9♀, near Ban Sap Bon, 30km E., 4. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 2♀,
Khao Yai, 800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 3. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO
(NSMT); 2♂, Khao Yai, 30 km S. Pak Chong, 366 m, 5. x. 1975 (1♂), 6. x. 1975 (1♂), H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 7. x. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 2♂, Sai Yok 500
m, 9–13. xii. 1975 (1♂), 27–29. xii. 1975 (1♂), S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 1♂, Bang Khen,
Kasesart University, 31. viii. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai, Mae
Hongson, 4. viii. 1978, H. SUZUKI (NSMT); 3♀, Tak Prov., Umphang Distr., Ban Thi Phon Ji,
810 m, 19–24. ii. 1998, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♂, Chiang Mai, riverside, 11. ii. 2003, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 6♀, Chiang Mai Zoo, 5. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG & N. BUNCHU (DPCM);
5♀, Huay Kaew Village, 5. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG & N. BUNCHU (DPCM); 4♀, Ping River, 5.
ix. 2006 (1♀), 16. ix. 2006 (3♀), T. CHAIWONG & N. BUNCHU (DPCM); 2♀, Huay Tung Tao, 5.
ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG & N. BUNCHU (DPCM); 2♀, Mae Here, 15. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU
(DPCM); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142m, 14. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui,
918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Muang Distr., Klong
Nong Lek, .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .v. 2009,
N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .v.
2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN) ; 2♂, 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam
Khai, .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Achoetandrus villeneuvi (Patton, 1922)

11♂, 11♀, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 5. ix. 1975 (1♂), 7. ix. 1975 (10♀), 10. ix. 1975 (3♂),
H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 8♂, 5♀, Kanchana Buri, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 7. ix. 1975
(1♂,1♀), 8. ix. 1975 (7♂, 4♀), 11. ix. 1975 (7♂, 4♀), H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀,
Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 5♀, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 17.
ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 4♀, Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok Mae Klang, 18.
ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 2♀, Fang, near Burma Border, 1,200 m, 26. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 3♀, Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 80 km S. Pak Chong, 3.
x. 1975 (1♀), 6. x. 1975 (2♀), H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂ 1♀, Khao Yai, 366 m, 30 km S. Pak
Chong, 3. x. 1975 (1♀), 5. x. 1975 (3♂), R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Huay Kaew Village, 5. ix.
2006, T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 2♀, Chiang Mai Zoo, 5. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU (DPCM); 2♂,
Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT)
[2♂>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 1,494 m, 11. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 3♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .vii. 2009, N.
BUNCHU (DMPN); 1♂, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .xii. 2009, N.
BUNCHU (DMPN); 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, .x. 2009, N.
BUNCHU (DMPN) ; 1♂, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, .xii. 2009, N.
BUNCHU (DMPN).
Ceylonomyia nigripes (AUBERTIN, 1932)

1♂, 14♀, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 5. ix. 1975 (1♂, 12♀), 7. ix. 1975 (2♀), R. KANO & H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 6♂, 2♀, Kanchana Buri, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix. 1975 (1♂, 1♀), 8. ix.
1975 (5♂, 1♀), H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok Mae
Klang, 18. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km NE.
Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m,
25. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Fang, near Burma Border, 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, near Ban Sap Bon, 30 km E., 4. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
2♂, Khao Yai, 800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Khao
Khiaw, 1,351 m, 80 km S. Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Tak Prov.,
Umphang Distr., Ban Thi Phon Ji, 810 m, 24. ii. 1998, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀, Chiang Mai
Zoo, 5. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU (DPCM); 2♀, Huay Kaew Village, 5. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG
(DPCM); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)]; 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Muang Distr., Klong
Nong Lek, .vii. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 6♂, 6♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .vii.
2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 3♂, 7♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam
Phong, .x. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 13♂, 7♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao
Nam Khai, .viii. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Chrysomya bezziana VILLENEUVE, 1914

Chrysomya bezziana: TUMRASVIN et al., 1979: 266.
Chrysomya chani KURAHASHI, 1979

1♂ 2♀, Sa Kaeo, 30 km SE, hill, c.300 m 3. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Erawan
waterfall, 500 m, 5. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 21♂, 17♀, Kanchana Buri, near Sai Yok,
500 m, 6. ix. 1975 (1♀), 7. ix. 1975 (2♀), 8. ix. 1975 (1♂), 9. ix. 1975 (3♂, 2♀), 11. ix. 1975
(5♂, 6♀), 7. x. 1975 (5♂, 3♀), 8. x. 1975 (7♂, 3♀), H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀,
Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok Mae Klang, 18. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 8♂, 3♀, Ban Pong Din, 10
km NE. Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 3♂, 1♀, Fang,
Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 9♂, 2♀, Khao Yai, 366 m, 30 km
S. Pak Chong, 5. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 5♂,Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 80
km S. Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Sai Yok, 500 m, 9–13. xii. 1975, S.
SHINONAGA (NSMT); 3♂, 9♀, Chiang Mai Zoo, 5. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG & N. BUNCHU
(DPCM); 1♂, Mae Here, 14. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov.,
Doi Saket, Ban Pang Deang, 508 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂,
Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Mountain, Shirndhorn Observatory, 817 m, 7. xii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Lampang Prov., Doi Khun Tarn, Hang-Chat, 523 m, 8. xii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT) ; 3♂, 5♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142m, 14. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)]; 2♂, 4♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .vii.
2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN) ; 1♂, 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam
Phong, .viii. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN) ; 2♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam
Khai, .viii. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Chrysomya defixa (WALKER, 1856)

1♂, Ranong Prov., Phya Nak Falls, Khlong Naka WL Sanctuary, 460 m, 8. i. 1999, H.
BAENZIGER (PCHB) [1♂>NSMT]; 1♂, Narathiwat Prov., Waeng Dist., Phu Khao Thong, 285
m, 10. ii. 2000, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB) [1♂>NSMT].
Chrysomya megacephala (FABRICIUS, 1794)

1♂, Kra Buri, 1. i. 1962, G. IMADATE (NSMT); 19♂, 12♀, Chieng Mai, 380 m, 14. vii.
1962, E. S. ROSS & D. G. CAVAGNARO (CAS); 1♀, E. slope of Doi Sutep, 1,100–1,275 m, 15.
vii. 1962, E. S. ROSS & D. G. CAVAGNARO (CAS); 1♀, Mahidol University, 26. viii. 1975, R.
KANO (NSMT); 5♂, 5♀, Bang Na Nai, 28. viii. 1975(5♂, 4♀), 30. viii. 1975 (1♀), H.
KURAHASHI, R. KANO & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 2♂, Beach, c. 30 km S, 30. viii. 1975, R.
KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, woods & grass land, 1. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Sa
Kaeo, hill, c. 200 m, 3. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♂, 1♀, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 5.
ix. 1975 (4♂, 1♀), 10. ix. 1975 (1♂), H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 6♂, 4♀, Kanchana
Buri, near Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix. 1975 (5♂, 4♀), 11. ix. 1975 (1♂) H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO
(NSMT); 2♂, 4♀, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 17. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO
(NSMT); 8♂, 14♀, Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok Mae Klang, 18. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R.
KANO (NSMT); 4♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai, Ban Pong Din, 10 km NE. Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai University, 22. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 5♂, 1♀, Fang, near Burma Border, 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
1♂, 1♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Sara Buri,
town, 2. x. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 80 km S. Pak Chong, 3. x.
1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Khao Yai, 800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 3. x. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, near Ban Sap Bon 30 km E., 4. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♂,
1♀, Khao Yai, 366 m, 30 km S. Pak Chong, 5. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);1♀, Khao Yai,
30 km S. of Pak Chong, 24–26. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi
Suthep-Pui N. P., Konthathan, water fall area, 600 m, 20–27. x. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♂, 3♀,
Chieng Mai Prov., Chieng Mai, 300 m, 26. ix. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 3♂, 1♀, Valaya, ?. ?. 1929, C.
W. FRANK (ZMUC); 3♂, 6♀, Chiang Mai, Mae Hongson, 4. viii. 1978, H. SUZUKI (NSMT); 1♀,
Chiang Mai, Liver Kuwai, 18. vii. 1978, H. SUZUKI (NSMT); 1♀, Rayon, 26. viii. 1986, Y.
WADA (NIID); 2♂, 5♀, Chiang Mai, Mae Thang, hill side, 10. ii. 2003, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
3♀, Chiang Mai, Huay Tung Tao, 5. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU & T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 5♀,
Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Zoo, 5. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU & T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 1♀, Chiang
Mai, Huay Kaew Village, 5. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 2♀, Chiang Mai, Mae Here, 14.
ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 2♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai, Mae Here, 15. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU
(DPCM); 3♂, 12♀, Chiang Mai, Wat Doi Kham, 16. ix. 2006, T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 1♂, 5♀,
Chiang Mai, Ping River, 16. ix. 2006, N. BUNCHU & T. CHAIWONG (DPCM); 1♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 924 m, 12. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀,
Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
2♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii.
2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin
Fon fall, 449 m, 4. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi
Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket,
Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 18♂, 18♀, Phisanulok Prov.,
Muang Distr., Klong Nong Lek, .v–xii. 2009 (16♂, 16♀), .i. 2010 (2♂, 2♀), N. BUNCHU
(DMPN); 18♂, 18♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot Distr., .v–xii. 2009(16♂, 16♀), .i. 2010 (2♂,
2♀), N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 18♂, 18♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam
Phong, .v–xii. 2009 (16♂, 16♀), .i. 2010 (2♂, 2♀), N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 18♂, 18♀, Phisanulok
Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, .v–xii. 2009 (16♂, 16♀), .i. 2010 (2♂, 2♀), N.
BUNCHU (DMPN).
Chrysomya pinguis (WALKER, 1858)

25♂, 14♀, Erawan waterfall, 500 m, 5. ix. 1975 (4♂), 7. ix. 1975 (13♂, 10♀), 10. ix. 1975
(5♂, 1♀), 7. x. 1975 (3♂, 3♀), H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 21♂, 18♀, Kanchana Buri,
near Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix. 1975 (2♂, 9♀), 9. ix. 1975 (2♂, 1♀), 10. ix. 1975 (2♂), 11. ix. 1975
(15♂, 18♀), 8. x. 1975 (2♂, 1♀), H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 7♂, 24♀, Doi Pui, 1,685
m, 16. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 4♀, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 23. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 3♀, Doi Inthanon, near top, 2,300 m, 17. ix. 1975,
H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 7♂, 34♀, Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 80 km S. Pak Chong, 3.
x. 1975 (6♂, 22♀), 6. x. 1975 (1♂, 12♀), H. KURAHASHI, W. TUMRASVIN & R. KANO (NSMT);
4♂, Khao Yai 800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 3. x. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 5♂, Doi Suthep, 20–
21. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 3♂, Khao Yai, 30 km S. Pak Chong, 25–26. xii. 1975, S.
SHINONAGA (NSMT); 6♀, Prachuap Khirikhan Prov., Huay Yang, 750 m, 19. i. 1996 (1♀), 20. i.
1996 (5♀), H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 2♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Mae Thang, hill side,10. ii. 2003, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 5♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii.
2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)]; 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Ban Pang
Deang, 508 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 12♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket,
Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, Chiang Rai Prov.,
Pa Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall, 500 m, 5. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
1♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Mountain, Shirndhorn Observatory, 817 m, 7. xii. 2007,
H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 1,494 m, 11. xi.
2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); [2♂>UM(exp)]; 1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi
Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang
Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
Chrysomya thanomthini KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1977

1♂P, 3♀P, Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI, R. KANO & W. TUMRASVIN
(NSMT); 1♀P, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 17. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂P, 3♀P,
Doi Inthanon, near top, 2,300 m, 17. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Doi Inthanon, near
top, 2,300 m, 17. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 17♀, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 19. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 2♂P, 1♀P, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 23. ix. 1975,
H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂P, 4♀P, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 23. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 23. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 3♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,016 m, 25. vii. 2007 (2♂), 6.
xii. 2007 (1♂, 1♀), H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi
Inthanon, 2,149 m, 11. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom
Thong, Doi Inthanon, 1,494 m, 11. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)]; 2♂, 4♀,
Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 2,444 m, 12. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Subfamily RHINIINAE
Tribe Rhiniini
*Borbororhinia bivittata (WALKER, 1856)

1♂, 3♀, Kao Yai, 60km S of Pak Chong, 800 m, 6. x. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 3♂,
Kanchanaburi, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix. 1975, 8. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NIID);
4♂, 2♀, Khao Khiaw, 80 km S of Pak Chong, 1,857 m, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO
(NIID); 1♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♂, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Borbororhinia laojanae KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1992

10♂, 9♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix. 1975, 8. ix. 1975, 9. ix. 1975, R. KANO,
H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 1♂, 2♀, Kanchana Buri, Sai Yok, 500 m, 9–13. xii.
1975, S. SHINONAGA & H. SHIMA (NIID).
*Borbororhinia nigridorsum KURAHASHI, BENJAPHONG et OMAR, 1997

1♀, Chiang Mai, Mae Thang, hill side, 10. ii. 2003, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Chlororhinia exempta (WALKER, 1856)

1♀, Fang, nr Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, Fang, Fang
Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 3♀, C. Chiang Mai, Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16.
ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 28. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, N. Siam, N. f. Prae, Nam Buh, ?. iii. 1941, A. M. HEMMINGSEN
(ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)]; 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010
m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Chlororhinia fuscohirta MALLOCH, 1926

1♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Fang, Doi Huai
Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov. Doi Saket, Doi
Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Idiella divisa (WALKER, 1861)

1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 25. iv. 1958, B. Degerbol (ZMUC); 7♂, Doi Inthanon,
Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 19. ix. 1975, R. KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 1♂, 1♀,
Chiang Mai, Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NIID); 20♂, Kanchana
Buri, Sai Yok, 500 m, 9–13. xii. 1975, 27–29. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA & H. SHIMA (NIID);
4♂, 2♀, Bang Pong Din, 10km NE of Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Fang,
nr Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 1♂, Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok
Mae Klang, 18. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 8♂, 2♀, Khao Khiaw, 80 km S of Pak Chong,
135 m, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 106♂, 55♀, Kanchanaburi, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 6. ix.
1975, 8. ix. 1975, 9. ix. 1975, 11. ix. 1975, 7. x. 1975, 8. x. 1975, 11. x. 1975, R. KANO, H.
KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 13♂, 4♀, Khao Yai, 39 km S of Pakchong, 366 m, 3. x.
1975, 5. x. 1975, 6. x. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, 1♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer,
1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 10♂, 10♀, Kanchana Buri, Erawan W. F., 500 m,
7. ix. 1975, 10. xii. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & S. SHINONAGA (NIID); 7♂, 5♀, Fang, Fang Exp.
St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-
Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan waterfall area, 600 m, 20–27. x. 1979, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen
Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Siripum, 1,200–1,300 m, 4. x.
1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P.,
1,900 m, 7. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Ban Mai, 65 km NE. of Mae
Sot, 8. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai, Doi Suthep-Pui, 5. viii. 1989, K.
KANMIYA (NIID); 1♂, Pethburi, Huai Sat Yai, 20. iii. 2001, P. GROOTAERT (IRScNB); 1♀,
Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 1,494 m, 11. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 5♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25, 26. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park, Sirindhon Observatory,
817 m, 27. vii. 2007 (1♂), 7. xii. 2007 (1♂), H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa
Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall, 500 m, 5. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂,
Chiang Mai Prov., Samoeng-Hang Dong rd., Hang Dong, 390 m, 9. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)].
*Idiella euidielloides SENIOR-WHITE, 1923

3♀, Chiangmai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 11. ix. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, Chieng Mai
Prov., Huai Nam Dang, 1,500–1,700 m, 25–27. x. 1984, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN
(ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 1,600 m, 27. ix. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen
Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Siripum, 1,200–1,300 m, 7. x.
1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, Loei Prov., Phu Luang Wildlife Sancyuary,
700–900 m, 8–14. x. 1984, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov.,
Doi Inthanon N. P., Huai Sai, Luang, 1,000–1,100 m, 13. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen
Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007,
H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 5♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 1,494 m, 11.
xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♂1♀>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui
Mountain, Shirndhorn Observatory, 817 m, 7. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Mountain, Headquarters area, 1,075 m, 7. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall,
500 m, 5. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang
Kaew, 1,016 m, 6. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Idiella mandarina (WIEDEMANN, 1830)

1♀, Syd-Siam, Naer Singora, ?. x. 1940, A. M. HEMMINGSEN (ZMUC); 1♂, 1♀, Chieng
Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 5. iv. 1941, A. M. HEMMINGSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai, Doi Saket,
16. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NIID); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 25. iv. 1958, B. Degerbol
(ZMUC); 1♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 1♂, 2♀, Doi Inthanon,
Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 28. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN & H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Doi Suthep,
16. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Idiella tripartita (BIGOT, 1874)

2♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♂ 1♀>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew,
1,016 m, 6. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang
Kaew, 1,010 m, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Rhinia apicalis (WIEDEMANN, 1830)

1♀, E. coast Siam Gulf, Paklua, 11–13. xi. 1979, ? (ZMUC).
Stomorhina discolor (FABRICIUS, 1794)

1♂, N. Siam, N. f. Prae, Nam Buh, 17. iii. 1941, A. M. HEMMINGSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, N.
Siam, N. f. Prae, Nam Buh, ?. iii. 1941, A. M. HEMMINGSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, Bang Na Nai, 28.
viii. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 2♀, Kanchana Buri, Erawan W. F., 500 m, 5. ix. 1975, R. KANO
& H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 10♂, 16♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 6, 9, 11. ix. 1975, R.
KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 7♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km Doi Saket, 20. ix.
1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai University, 22. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 23. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 16♂,
13♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 3♂, 2♀, Fang, nr Burma Bord., 26. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂,
9♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Doi Inthanon, 2,667
m, 28. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Khao Yai, 800 m, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, R.
KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 3♀, nr Ban Sap Bon, 30 km E of Sara Buri, 4. x. 1975, R. KANO & H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 4♀, Khao Khiaw, 80 km S of Pak Chong, 1,357 m, 6. x. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♀, Chiang Mai, Doi Suthep, 20–21. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT);
4♀, Doi Suthep, 20–21. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 6♂, Khao Yai, 30–60 km S of Pak
Chong, 800 m, 3. x. 1975, 6. x. 1975, 25–26. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA, H. KURAHASHI & H.
SHIMA (NSMT); 2♂, 7♀, Kanchana Buri, Sai Yok, 500m, 27–29. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA & H.
SHIMA (NSMT); 5♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan water fall area,
600 m, 20–27. x. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 8♂, Horticultural Experimental Station, 7 km NW of Fang,
30. x. –2. xi. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♂, E. coast Siam Gulf, Paklua, N. of Pathaya, 11–13. xi. 1979, ?
(ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Chiang Dao, c. 500 m, 29. ix. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 5♂, Ban
Mai, 65 km NE. of Mae Sot, 8. vi. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Doi Sthep, 1,000 m, 16.
vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Loei, Na Haeo, bio station, 5–12. v. 2001, CONSTANT &
GROOTAERT (IRScNB); 1♂, 3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii.
2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♂1♀>UM(exp)]; 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang
Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 6♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wat Bot
Distr., .v–vi. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 8♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam
Phong, .v. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN); 1♂, 7♀, Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao
Nam Khai, .vi. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
*Stomorhina luteigaster (DE MEIJERE, 1910)

1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 1,300m, 10–12. v. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID).
*Stomorhina melastoma (WIEDEMANN, 1830)

1♀, Chiang Mai, Mae Hongson, 4. viii. 1978, H. SUZUKI (NIID); 2♀, Ban Mai, 65 km NE
of Mae Sot, 8. iv. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, Doi Suthep, 1,000 m, 16. vii. 1989, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Stomorhina procula (WALKER, 1849)

6♂, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 19. ix. 1975, 23. ix. 1975, R. KANO, W. TUMRASVIN & H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 18. xii. 1975, 20–21. xii. 1975, H.
SHIMA & S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 7♂, 31♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975,
R. KANO, W. TUMRASVIN & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m,
17. ix. 1975, 19. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m,
26. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♂, C. Chiang Mai, Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂ 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 1,600 m, 27. ix. 1981, Zool. Mus.
Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Pha Hom Pok, NW of Fang, 1,550–
1,750 m, 22. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi
Inthanon N. P., 1,900 m, 7. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, 1♀, Doi
Inthanon, 2,600 m, 15. vii. 1989, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Doi Inthanon, 11. ix. 1989, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007,
H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, 3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 1,494 m, 11.
xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [2♂>UM(exp)]; 3♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., Mae
Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall, 500 m, 5. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,016 m, 6. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Mountain, Headquarters area, 1,075 m, 7. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 6♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Chom Thong, Doi Inthanon, 2,444 m, 12. xi. 2009, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Stomorhina siamensis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1992

3♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 25. iv. 1958, B. Degerbol (ZMUC); 1♀, Fang, nr
Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 2♂, 12♀, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang,
1,400 m, 23. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 1♂, 6♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km
NE of Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, 10♀, Fang, Fang Exp.
St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 8♀, Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 6. x.
1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 8. ix. 1975, 9. ix. 1975,
11. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, Kanchana Buri, Sai Yok, 500 m, 9–13. xii.
1975, S. SHINONAGA (NIID); 2♀, C. Chiang Mai, Doi Suthep, 20–21. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA
(NIID); 9♂, 57♀, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, R. KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W.
TUMRASVIN (NIID); 2♂, 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Fang Horticult. Exp. Station, 550–600 m, 20. x.
1981, ? (ZMUC); 6♀, Mae Thang, hill side, 10. ii. 2003, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 22♀, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 9♂,
52♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 25, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 4♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Huey Tueng Tao, lake, 3. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 4♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall, 500 m, 5. xii.
2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Mountain, 1,075 m, 7.
xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 20♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park,
Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 7. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 5♀, Lampang Prov., Doi
Khun Tarn, Hang-Chat, 523 m, 8. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov.,
Samoeng-Hang Dong rd., Hang Dong, 390 m, 9. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♀,
Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT)
[2♀>UM(exp)].
*Stomorhina xanthogaster (WIEDEMANN, 1820)

1♂, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 28. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID).
Tribe Cosminini
Cosmina bicolor (WALKER, 1856)

1♀, Saraburi Prov., Ban Muak Lek Nat. Park, 6. vi. 1965, P. D. ASHLOCK (BPBM); 1♂,
Chanthaburi, Prew, 45 m, 24. iv. –1. v. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 1♂, 2♀, Trang Prov.,
Khaophappha, Khaochang, 200–400 m, 1. i. 1964, 3. i. 1964, 10. i. 1964, G. A. Sanuelson
(BPBM); 8♀, Tak Prov., 80 km NW of Mae Sot, Mae Rayang, 9. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI
(NIID); 1♂, 9♀, Tak Prov., 65 km NE of Mae Sot, Ban Mai, 8. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID);
1♂, Trang Prov., Khaophappha, Khaochang, 200–400 m, 3. i. 1964, G. A. SAMUELSON
(BPBM); 2♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Huai Sai, Luang, 10–1,100 m, 13–14. x.
1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Fang Horicult. Exp.
Station, 550–600 m, 21. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Tak Prov., 80
km NW of Mae Sot, Mae Rayang, 9. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, nr Ban Sap Bon, 30
km E Sara Buri, 4. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, Nakhon Nayok Prov., Khao Yai Nat.
Park, ca. 700 m, 29. ix. –6. x. 1984, KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 4♂, 12♀, Ban
Pong Din, 10 km NE of Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♂, 3♀, Kao Yai, 30 km S
of Pak Chong, 366 m, 5. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 2♀, nr Ban Sap Bon, 30 km E of
Sara Buri, 4. x. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,281 m,
27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 7. x. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, 30 km SE of Sa Kaeo, hill, 300 m, 3. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT);
1♂, N. Ratchasima, 6. x. 1971, P. G. (NIID); 1♀, Banna, Chawang nr Nabon, 70 m, 5. ix. 1958,
J. L. GRESSITT (BPBM); 4♂, Loei, Na Haeo, field res. stat., 15–18. v. 2003 (3♂), 15–19. v. 2003
(1♂), J. CONSTANT, K. SMETS & P. GROOTAERT (IRScNB).
Cosmina biplumosa (SENIOR-WHITE, 1924)

1♂, ?, ? (NIID); 1♂, Loei Prov., Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary, 700–900 m, 8–14. x. 1984,
KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, Chiangmai Prov., Mae Hongson, 4. viii.
1978, H. SUZUKI (NIID); 1♀, Ping Khong, 4. xi. 1961, G. IMADATE (NIID); 1♂, Loei, Na Haeo,
field res. stat., 15–18. v. 2003, J. CONSTANT, K. SMETS & P. GROOTAERT (IRScNB).
Cosmina limbipennis (MACQUART, 1848)

1♂, 10 mi N of Saraburi, 100 m, 11. vii. 1962, E. S. ROSS & D. G. CAVAGNARO (CAS);
1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Mae Ya, 600–700 m, 12. x. 1981, Zool Mus.
Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 2♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Fang Horticult. Exp. Station, 550–600 m,
21, 23. x. 1981, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 10♂, 19♀, 7 km NW of Fang,
Horticultural Experimental Station, 30. x. –2. xi. 1979, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC);
5♂, 3♀, E. coast Siam Gulf, Paklua, N. of Pathaya, 11–13. xi. 1979, Zool Mus. Copenhagen
Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, Kao Yai, 6. x. 1975, ? (NIID); 1♀, Tak Prov., 80 km NW Mae Sot, Mae
Rayang, 9. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 3♂, 1♀, Saraburi Prov., Ban Muak Lek Nat. Park,
6. vi. 1965, P. D. ASHLOCK (BPBM); 4♂, 1♀, Banna, Chawang nr Nabon, 70 m, 5–6. ix. 1958,
J. L. GRESSITT (BPBM); 1♀, Banna, 108 m, 5–10. v. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 2♀, Chiangmai
Prov., Doi Suthep, 1,278 m, 29–31. iii. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 2♀, Chiangmai Prov., Fang
Agr. Exp. Station, 500–600 m, 12. iv. 1958, 14. vi. 1965, T. C. MAA & P. D. ASHLOCK
(BPBM); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui natn. Park, Konthathan water fall area, 600 m,
20–27. x. 1979, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 6♂, 3♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km NE of
Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Surat Thani Prov., Ko Samui,
Tong Yang, 22. iv. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 4♂, 2♀, C. Chiang Mai, Doi Saket, 300 m, 15.
ix. 1975, 16. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA, W. TUMRASVIN & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, nr Nakhon
Pathom, village, 12. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 16♂, 1♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27.
ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 11♂, 7♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix.
1975, R. KANO & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 7♂, 4♀, nr Ban Sap Bon, 39 km E of Sara Buri, 4.
x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♂, 5♀, Fang, nr Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, R.
KANO & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♀, Doi Inthanon, Nam Tok Mae Klang, 18. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, 30 km SE of Sa Kaeo, hill, ca. 300 m, 3. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT);
1♀, Ping Khong, 4. xi. 1961, G. IMADATE (NSMT); 1♀, C. Chiang Mai, Mae Hongson, 4. viii.
1978, H. SUZUKI (NSMT); 1♀, Li, 16. x. 1961, G. IMADATE (NSMT); 27♂, 30♀, Kao Yai, 30
km S of Pak Chong, 366 m, 5. x. 1975, 25–26. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA & H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 1♀, Chiangmai Prov., Chiangdao, 450 m, 5–11. iv. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 1♀,
Loei, Na Haeo, field res. stat., 15–19. v. 2003, J. CONSTANT, K. SMETS & P. GROOTAERT
(IRScNB); 1♂, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., 697 m, 5. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Cosmina nipae KURAHASHI, 1995

1♂, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 9. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 3♂, Fang, Doi Huai
Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 1♀, Chiangmai Prov., Fang, 500 m, 12. vi. 1958,
T. C. MAA (BPBM); 1♀, Lampang Prov., Hang-Chat Dist., Doi Khun Tarn rest area, 523 m, 28.
vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Cosmina thailandica KURAHASHI, 1995

1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Saket, 450 m, 3. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped.
(ZMUC); 2♂, 2♀, Doi Inthanon, Park, Mae Klang waterfall area, 21. x. 1979, Zool. Mus.
Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, Chinangmai Prov., Fang Agr. Exp. Station, 600 m, 14. vi.
1965, P. D. ASHLOCK (BPBM); 2♂, Tak Prov., 80 km NW of Mae Sot, Mae Rayang, 9. vi. 1988,
H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 2♂, 1♀, Lampang, Phitsonulok, 21. iv. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 2♂,
1♀, Si Racha, 5. viii. 1963, 21. viii. 1963, 1. viii. 1964, ? (NIID); 3♂, 5♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km
NE Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 1♂, Chiangmai Prov., Chiangmai University, 22.
ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 1♂, nr Ban Sap Bon, 30 km E Sara Buri, 4. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI
(NIID); 1♂, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Ayuthya,
24.viii.1964, ? (NIID); 4♀, ?, ? (NIID); 1♀, Suan Prung, 9. vii. ?, ? (NIID); 1♀, Surattani, 14.
viii. 1963, ? (NIID); 1♂, Nakon-nayok, 25. viii. 1966, ? (NIID); 3♂, 10♀, Tak Prov., 80 km NW
of Mae Sot, Mae Rayang, 9. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Plukae, 15. viii. 1964, ?
(NIID); 1♂, Bang Khen, 12. ix. 1963, ? (NIID); 4♂, 1♀, Loei, Na Haeo, field res. stat., 15–19. v.
2003, J. CONSTANT, K. SMETS & P. GROOTAERT (IRScNB).
Cosmina vanidae KURAHASHI, 1995

2♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Mae Klang water fall area, 3–400 m, 21. x.
1979, 10. x. 1981, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, Syd-Siam, Bangnara, 11–15.
x. 1940, A. M. HEMMINGSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, Phukae, 15. ix. 1964, ? (NIID); 1♀, Chiangmai
Prov., Chiangmai, 300 m, 10. ix. 1973, R. A. Beaver (NIID); 1♂, 8. ?. 1971, ? (NIID); 1♀, Ban
Pong Din, 10 km NE Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 3♀, Tak Prov., Mae Rayang, 80
km NW of Mae Sot, 9. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 3♂, 3♀, Chiangmai Prov., Chiangmai
University, 22. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, Loei, Na Haeo, field res. stat.,
15–18. v. 2003, J. CONSTANT, K. SMETS & P. GROOTAERT (IRScNB).
*Isomyia borneensis (PERIS, 1951)

1♀, Kanchana Buri, Erawan w. f., 500 m, 10. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 1♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Chiang Dao, above NW Pass, 1,570 m, 7. vi. 1996, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♂,
Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon Nat. Park, 2,200–2,500 m, 22–23. x. 1984, KARSHOLT,
LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 2♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km NE of Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID)
Isomyia cupreoviridis (MALLOCH, 1928)

2♀, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 23. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Fang, nr.
Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231
m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♀, Khao Yai, 60 km S. of Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, R.
KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♀, Khao Khiaw, 1,351 m, 6. x. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 4♀, Khao Yai, 60 km S. of Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, R. KANO, H.
KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♂, 4♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 18. xii. 1975
(2♀), 20–21. xii. 1975 (2♀), S. SHINONAGA & H. SHIMA (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142m, 14. xi. 2009, T. Klongklaew (DPCM) [1♀>UM(exp)].
Isomyia dotata (WALKER, 1857)

1♀, Phang-Nga, Manghora, 5. v. 1998, P. GROOTAERT (IRScNB).
Isomyia facialis JAMES, 1970

1♂, Chiangmai Prov., Chiangdao, 450 m, 5–11. iv. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 1♀,
Chiangmai Prov., Doi Suthep, 1,278 m, 29. iii. –4. v. 1958, T. C. MAA (BPBM); 1♀, Chiang
Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon, 18. i. 1995, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB); 2♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Suthep-Pui Mountain, Headquarters area, 1,075 m, 7. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Isomyia hetauda KURAHASHI et THAPA, 1994

1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Mae Rim Dist., T. Mae Raem, Tardmok waterfall, 16. vi. 2009, K.
MOOPHAYAK (DPCM) [1♀>UM(exp)]; 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Nat. Park,
Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Lampang Prov.,
Hang-Chat Dist., Doi Khun Tarn rest area, 523 m, 28. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Isomyia lugubris JAMES, 1970

1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui N. P., Konthathan water fall area, 600 m, 20–27. x.
1979, ? (ZMUC); 6♀, Tak Prov., Umphang Distr., Ban Thi Phon Ji, 810 m, 18–20. ii. 1998, H.
BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Mae Rim Dist., T. Mae Raem, Tardmok waterfall,
21. v. 2009, K. MOOPHAYAK (DPCM) [1♀>UM(exp)].
*Isomyia oestracea (SE’GUY, 1934)

2♀, Suratani/Ranong Prov., Muang Chou, above Kam Phuan, 970 m, 26. iii. 1996, H.
BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan waterfall
area, 600 m, 20–27. x. 1979, Zool. Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov.,
Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, T. Klongklaew (DPCM) [1♀>UM(exp)].
*Isomyia pichoni (SE’GUY, 1934)

1♂, 4♀, Khao Yai, 60 km S Pak Chong, 800 m, 3, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W.
TUMRASVIN (NIID); 4♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, 20–21. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA & H.
SHIMA (NIID); 2♀, Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID): 1♀, Khao
Khiaw, 80 km S of Pak Chong, 1,351 m, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♀, nr Burma
Bord., Fang, 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 5♂, 10♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 23. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 1♀,
Chiang Rai Prov., Mae Sai, Doi Tung, 22. viii. 1997, H. BAENZIGER (PCHB).
*Isomyia pictifacies (BIGOT, 1877)

3♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Chiang Dao, above NW Pass, 1,570 m, 28. v. 1997, H.
BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)].
*Isomyia pseudonepalana (SENIOR-WHITE, AUBERTIN et SMART, 1940)

1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,142 m, 14. xi. 2009, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♂, 1♀>UM(exp)].
*Isomyia pseudoviridana (PERIS, 1952)

1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon Nat. Park, Siriphum, 1,200–1,300 m, 21–24. x. 1984,
KARSHOLT, LOMHOLDT & NIELSEN (ZMUC); 1♂, Khao Yai, 60 km S. Pak Chong, 800 m, 6. x.
1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon
fall, 500 m, 5. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang
Kaew, 1,016 m, 6. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, Doi
Suthep-Pui, 918 m, 13. xi. 2009, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)]; 1♀, Phisanulok Prov.,
Wang Thong Distr., Huay Nam Phong, .ii. 2010, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
*Isomyia singhi KURAHASHI et THAPA, 1994

1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Chiang Dao, above NW Pass, 1,565 m, 18. vi. 1994, H.
BAENZIGER (PCHB); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Tung, 1,350 m, 29. viii. 1995, H. BAENZIGER
(PCHB).
Isomyia viridaurea (WIEDEMANN, 1819)

12♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 9. ix. 1975, 7. x. 1975, 8. x. 1975, R. KANO, H.
KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 2♀, Fang, nr Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, H.
KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai, Doi Suthep, 18. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA
(NSMT); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep N. P., Konthathan, 600–700 m, 30. ix. 1981, ?
(ZMUC); 6♀, Khao Khiaw, 80 km S of Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 5♀,
C. Chiang Mai, Doi Pui, 1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 1♂, Kanchana Buri,
Sai Yok, 500 m, 9–13. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 2♂, 5♀, Khao Yai, 60 km S of Pak Chong,
800 m, 3. x. 1975, 6. x. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Doi Inthanon, Ban
Yang, 1,400 m, 23. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 7♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km NE of Doi
Saket, 20. ix. 1975, R. KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 5♀, Kanchana Buri,
Erawan W. Fall, 500 m, 10. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Fang, Fang Exp. St., 500 m,
25. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang
Kaew, 1,010 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui
Nat. Park, Sirindhom Observatory, 817 m, 27. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Isomyia watanasaki sp. nov.
*Metallea erinacea FANG et FAN, 1984

1♂, Chiang Mai, Doi Pui, 17. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NIID); 1♂, 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov.,
Doi Suthep N. P., Konthathan, 600–700 m, 30. x. 1981, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped.
(ZMUC); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep-Pui Natn. Park, Konthathan waterfall area, 600 m,
20–27. x. 1979, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Suthep,
Pha Dam, 28. vii. 1979, B. PETERSEN (ZMUC); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., 7 km NW of Fang,
Horticultural Experimental Station, 30. x .–2. xi. 1979, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped.
(ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep, Pui, 5. viii. 1989, K. KANMIYA (NIID); 5♂, 12♀,
Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m, 17. ix. 1975, 19. ix. 1975, 23. ix. 1975, 28. ix. 1975, R.
KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Saket, 950 m, 3. x.
1981, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 1♂, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon N. P., Huai
Sai, Luang, 1,000–1,100 m, 13. x. 1981, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC); 2♀, Fang,
Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NIID); 1♂, Kanchanaburi, 11. viii.
1963, ? (NIID); 20♂, Fang, nr Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 2♀, Loei,
Na Haeo, field res. stat., 15–18. v. 2003, J. CONSTANT, K. SMETS & P. GROOTAERT (IRScNB);
1♂, Lampang Prov., Hang-Chat Dist., Doi Khun Tarn rest area, 523 m, 28. vii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Muang, HueyTueng Tao, lake, 3. xii. 2007, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Chiang Rai Prov., Pa Tuena Dist., Mae Chan, Huai Mahin Fon fall,
500 m, 5. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang
Kaew, 1,016 m, 6. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Metallea setosa (TOWNSEND, 1917)

4♂, 1♀, Doi Sutep, slope, 260 m, 15. vii. 1962, ? (CAS); 1♀, C. Chiang Mai, Doi Saket,
300 m, 15. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 19♂, 2♀, Fang, nr Burma Bord., 1,200 m, 26. ix.
1975, R. KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 5♂, 15♀, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang,
1,400 m, 23. ix. 1975, R. KANO, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 2♂, Ban Pon Din,
10 km NE of Doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & W. TUMRASVIN (NSMT); 2♂, Fang,
Fang Exp. St., 500 m, 25. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, 3♀, Fang, Doi Huai Hwer,
1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, C. Chiang Mai, Doi
Suthep, 18. xii. 1975, 20–21. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 1♂, 1♀, C. Chiang Mai, Doi Pui,
1,685 m, 16. ix. 1975, R. KANO (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew,
972 m, 7–8. iii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT) [1♀>UM(exp)].
*Rhyncomya divisa (WALKER, 1856)

3♀, Chieng Mai Prov., 7 km NW of Fang, Horticultural Experimental Station, 30. x. –2. xi.
1979, Zool Mus. Copenhagen Exped. (ZMUC).
*Rhyncomya flavibasis (SENIOR-WHITE, 1922)

=Rhyncomya setipyga VILLENEUVE, 1929
1♂, 1♀, Chiang Mai C., Chiang Mai, 300 m, 4. vi. 1972, 10. iv. 1974, R. A. Beaver
(MUTM); 1♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 8. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀,
Knachana Buri, Sai Yok, 500 m, 27–29. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 4♂, 6♀, Fang, Doi Huai
Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 10♂, Doi Inthanon, Ban Yang, 1,400 m,
23. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♂, Doi Inthanon, 1,300 m, 10–12. v. 1988, H.
KURAHASHI (NSMT); 3♂, Ban Mai, 65 km NE. of Mae Sot, 8. vi. 1988, H. KURAHASHI
(NSMT); 1♀, Mae Thang, hill side, 10. ii. 2003, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♀, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,016 m, 6. xii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
*Strongyloneura prolata (WALKER, 1860)

6♀, Kanchana Buri, nr Sai Yok, 500 m, 9. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT);
4♀, Ban Pong Din, 10 km NE of doi Saket, 20. ix. 1975, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 11♀, Fang,
Doi Huai Hwer, 1,231 m, 27. ix. 1975, R. KANO & H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 2♀, Kao Yai, 30
km & 60 km S of Pak Chong, 6. x. 1975, 25–26. xii. 1975, R. KANO & S. SHINONAGA (NSMT);
1♀, Kanchana Buri, Sai Yok, 500 m, 9–13. xii. 1975, H. SHIMA (NSMT); 1♀, Kanchana Buri,
Erawan W. Fall, 10. xii. 1975, S. SHINONAGA (NSMT); 3♀, Chieng Mai Prov. , Doi Suthep-Pui
N. P., Konthathan, water fall area, 600 m, 27. x. 1979, ? (ZMUC); 1♀, Chiang Mai Prov., Doi
Saket, Doi Nang Kaew, 1,010 m, 26. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT).
Sumatria chiekoae KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1992

1♂, 1♀, Doi Inthanon, top, 2,667 m, 23. ix. 1975, W. TUMRASVIN (NIID); 4♂, Chiang Mai
Prov., Doi Saket, Ban Pang Deang, 508 m, 25. vii. 2007, H. KURAHASHI (NSMT); 1♂,
Phisanulok Prov., Wang Thong Distr., Khao Nam Khai, xi. 2009, N. BUNCHU (DMPN).
*Sumatria brevis JAMES, 1966

1♀, Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Inthanon, Siripum, 1,200–1,300 m, 4. x. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 1♀,
Chieng Mai Prov., Doi Pha Hom Pok. NW of Fang, 1,550–1,750 m, 22. x. 1981, ? (ZMUC); 1♂,
2♀, Kao Yai, 60 km S of Pak Chong, 800 m, 6. x. 1975, R. KANO (NIID); 4♂, 23♀, Khao
Khiaw, 80 km S of Pak Chong, 1,857 m, 6. x. 1975, H. KURAHASHI & R. KANO (NIID).
Acknowledgments
The present authors wish to express their sincere gratitude to the late Dr. R. KANO,
Leader of Project, Professor emeritus, and Dr. S. SHINONAGA, Tokyo Medical and Dental
University, Japan for offering an opportunity to study the fly fauna of Thailand. For the
recent field surveys in Chiang Mai, the authors thank to Assoc. Prof. Dr. K. SUKONTASON
and Assoc. Prof. Dr. K. L. SUKONTASON, Department of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine,
Chiang Mai University. We would like to thank Dr. T. CHAIWONG and Mr. K.
MOOPHAYAK, and Mr. S. SA-NIT, Chiang Mai University, for their kind cooperation and
assistance during the survey. All field surveys in Phitsanulok of this study were supported
by the Thailand Research Fund (MRG5280194) to NB.
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November 30, 2011

The Blow flies recorded from Thailand, with the Description of

Key to the subfamilies of Thai Calliphoridae

Key to the tribes and genera of AMENIINAE

Key to the genera of CALLIPHORINAE

Key to the species of Calliphora

Key to the species of Melinda ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY

Key to the species of Tainanina

– External ph absent; presutural dc usually 2; hairs on thoracic squama fuscous to black;

Key to the species of Lucilia

Key to the species of Hemipyrellia

with weak marginal bristles in ♀ ; sternite 2 without group of long hairs

Key to the species of Hypopygiopsis

Key to the genera of POLLENIINAE

Key to the species of Dexopollenia

Key to the species of Verticia

2. Outer vertical bristle (ov) developed in ♂ and ♀; no ors developed in ♀; tergite 5 in ♀

Key to the species of Achoetandrus

Key to the species of Chrysomya

Key to the species of Chlororhinia

Key to the species of Stomorhina

Key to the species of Idiella

Key to the species of Borbororhinia

Key to the species of Sumatria

....................................................................................... S. vittata P ERIS

Key to the species of Isomyia

– Parafacial in prfile 1.5–2.0 x as width of AS3: parafacial setulae usually black, if

Key to the species of Rhyncomya

Key to the species of Metallea

Isomyia watanasaki sp. nov.

Description. Male. Head: subholoptic; eyes glabrous, bare, separated at narrowest

Silbomyia asiatica CROSSKEY, 1965

Catapicephala kurahashii TUMRASVIN et KANO, 1977

Catapicephala michikoae TUMRASVIN et KANO, 1977

Catapicephala sinica FAN, 1965

Calliphora pattoni AUBERTIN, 1981

*Calliphora vicina ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY, 1830

Calliphora vomitoria (LINNAEUS, 1758)

*Melinda abdominalis (MALLOCH, 1931)

*Melinda dubia (MALLOCH, 1931)

Melinda nigripalpis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979

Melinda nuorteva KURAHASHI, 1970

Melinda scutellata (SENIOR-WHITE, 1923)

Tainanina sarcophagoides (MALLOCH, 1931)

Hemipyrellia ligurriens (WIEDEMANN)

Hemipyrellia pulchra (WIEDEMANN, 1830)

Hypopygiopsis fumipennis (WALKER, 1857)

Hypopygiopsis infumata (BIGOT, 1877)

Hypopygiopsis tumrasvini KURAHASHI, 1977

Hypopygiopsis violacea (MACQUART, 1835)

Lucilia cuprina (WIEDEMANN, 1830)

Lucilia papuensis MACQUART, 1842

Lucilia porphyrina (WALKER, 1857)

Lucilia sinensis AUBERTIN, 1933

Phumosia indica (Surcouf, 1914)

Phumosia testacea (SENIOR-WHITE, 1923)

*Phumosia viridis KURAHASHI, 1989

Dexopollenia bicolor MALLOCH, 1935

Dexopollenia fangensis KURAHASHI, 1995

Dexopollenia yuphae KURAHASHI, 1995

Pollenia chotei KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979

Bengalia chiangmaiensis KURAHASHI et TUMRASVIN, 1979