Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tolmerus ? Dysmachus ? or ...

Posted by Quaedfliegh on 13-09-2010 02:47
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Your argument is very clear, it is the basis of scientific nomenclature and communication. But it seems that in the Netherlands these differences are not yet accepted or, at least, adapted in literature.

I am not a scientist and it is merely that in all Dutch literature (also on websites etc.)these names are (still)used. It is my startingpoint, my reference. When i'm aware of such differences i will mention both names as in casu.

As mentioned, i'm not a scientist. Where can i find the scietific acknowleged nomenclature list of Asilidae species and a useful key to the European Asilidae?