作为沙特阿拉伯西南部双翅目生物多样性研究的一部分,对Jazan的双翅目动物群的调查,在20122015年之间,主要使用Malaise陷阱在10个地点进行了Asir和Najran,扫网和诱饵陷阱。总共记录了21种石齿科,并用照片记录,其中七个代表了沙特阿拉伯的新国家记录。包括沙特阿拉伯以前有可靠记录的物种,从沙特阿拉伯已知的石齿科物种总数现在为51。列出了从沙特阿拉伯记录的所有石科物种,包括首次记录物种的分布和来源。作为该项目的一部分研究的材料为其他国家带来了16个新的国家记录。VilleneuveAlusomyia,1933在这里与HoparypalaMacquart同义,1834年,syn。11月。,从四个向前的轨道刚毛的存在,靠近前腹眼缘的那排强壮的面旁刚毛,与大多数其他miltogrammine相比,大的属和强大的习性。通用同义词需要新的组合Hoparypalatransfuga(Villeneuve,1933),梳子。11月。和霍普莱法拉·图拉纳(Rohdendorf,1975),梳子。11月。SarcophagasurcoufiVilleneuve,1913年是EngeliscaadhamaeLehrer和Abou-Zied的同义词,2008年,syn。11月。J.C.Deeming博士撰写的附录包含SarcophagadawahiDeeming的描述,sp.11月。
As part of a study on the biodiversity of Diptera of south-western Saudi Arabia, a survey of the Diptera fauna of Jazan, Asir and Najran at 10 sites was performed between 20122015 mainly using Malaise traps, sweep nets and baited traps. A total of 21 species of
Sarcophagidae are recorded and documented with photographs, seven of which represent new country records for Saudi Arabia. Including species with a reliable previous record from Saudi Arabia, the total number of species of
Sarcophagidae known from Saudi Arabia now stands at 51. All species of
Sarcophagidae recorded from Saudi Arabia are listed, including distributions and the source where species were first recorded. Material studied as part of the project resulted in 16 new country records for other countries. Alusomyia Villeneuve, 1933 is here synonymized with Hoplacephala Macquart, 1834, syn. nov., argued from the presence of four proclinate orbital bristles, the row of strong parafacial setae close to the anteroventral eye-margin, the large gena and the robust habitus compared to most other miltogrammines. The generic synonomy requires the new combinations Hoplacephala transfuga (Villeneuve, 1933), comb. nov. and Hoplacephala turana (Rohdendorf, 1975), comb. nov. Sarcophaga surcoufi Villeneuve, 1913 is synonymized with Engelisca adhamae Lehrer & Abou-Zied, 2008, syn. nov. An appendix authored by Dr J.C. Deeming contains the description of Sarcophaga dawahi Deeming, sp. nov.