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Hello, dear dipterologists,
Can anyone give a tip on any literature (checklists or smth like that) on the next dipteran families of Republic of Georgia (thank's in advance)::|

Acroceridae
Agromyzidae
Anisopodidae
Anthomyiida
Apioceridae
Asilidae
Bibionidae
Bolitophilidae
Calliphoridae
Celyphidae
Chamaemyiidae
Chironomidae
Chloropidae
Clusiidae
Coelopidae
Conopidae
Curtonotidae
Cuterebridae
Cylindrotomidae
Diastatidae
Dixidae
Drosophilidae
Dryomyzida
Empididae
Ephydridae
Fanniidae
Heleomyzidae
Hippoboscidae
Hybotidae
Lauxaniidae
Lonchaeidae
Micropezidae
Milichiidae
Muscidae
Mythicomyiidae
Nemestrinidae
Neriidae
Nycteribiidae
Oestridae
Pallopteridae
Pediciidae
Phoridae
Piophilidae
Pipunculidae
Platypezidae
Platystomatidae
Psilidae
Psychodidae
Pyrgotidae
Rhagionidae
Rhopalomeridae
Richardiidae
Scathophagidae
Scatopsidae
Scenopinidae
Sciaridae
Sciomyzidae
Sepsidae
Sphaeroceridae
Streblidae
Sylvicolidae
Tachinidae
Tephritidae
Therevidae
Ulidiidae
Xylomyidae
Xylophagidae

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I haven't heard of a checklist for Diptera from the Rep. of Georgia.

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I don't know of any checklists for Lonchaeidae in Georgia or indeed in that region as a whole. Perhaps Bei Bienko's insects of the European USSR would be the nearest fit

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Well, me neither. But I thought of checklists of some Palaearctic dipteras, where Rep.of Georgia could be mentioned.

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I guess the best source then are most of the volumes of The Catalogue of Palaearctic Diptera. Georgia is mentioned using abbreviations TC (Ge) - Transcaucasus region, Georgia. A quick search in Vol. 12 gave Bellardia kisha and B.zaitzevi as a result, so there must me many more species to find in such a way ;)

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Thank's a lot, Andrius! :) Unfortunately I was not able to find any free online versions of the series :| Especially interested in Assilidae and Tephritidae.