Les Simuliidae (Diptera) de trois rivières Oronte, Litani et Beyrouth du Liban

Moubayed, Z.; Clergue-Gazeau, M.

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“…With lower species richness (10 species), the recorded species in Tafna are among the 27 species known in Algeria [9], the 42 species in Morocco [25], and the 50 species in Spain [26]. In the eastern Mediterranean, 12 species were reported in Lebanon [27], with three species in common with ours, namely S. bezzii, S. ornatum complex, and S. peudequinum, and 63 species are known in Turkey [28] with six species in common with ours. Five species are also in common with the Tunisian fauna, which includes 18 species [29].…”

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Habitat Characterization of Black Flies (Diptera: Simuliidae) in the Tafna Catchment of Western Algeria

Boudghane-Bendiouis¹,

Abdellaoui-Hassaïne²,

Belqat³

et al. 2014

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Physical Habitat characterization of black flies was performed in the Tafna Basin of Algeria, based primarily on stream size, substrate, and aquatic and riparian vegetation. A total of 143 samples were taken between April and October 2009 at 11 sampling sites in the Tafna catchment. Dams exerted an effect through a slowdown of flow and sedimentation of fine particles, eliminating coarse microhabitats favorable for black flies. Stream and substrate characteristics are key parameters that determined the microhabitats of the species. Of 10 species considered, four were widely present with significant plasticity for the stream and substrate. Four other species were more closely associated with faster streams and eroded substrate. A greater rheophilic tendency was found for Simulium bezzii (Corti), Simulium sergenti Edwards, Simulium quadrifila Grenier, Faure and Laurent and Simulium galloprovinciale Giudicelli, which represents a new record for Algeria.

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Habitat Characterization of Black Flies (Diptera: Simuliidae) in the Tafna Catchment of Western Algeria

Boudghane-Bendiouis¹,

Abdellaoui-Hassaïne²,

Belqat³

et al. 2014

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“…znojkoi seems to be restricted to the Hula Valley, and particularly to the Dan and Hasbani Rivers, where this species is never abundant (map 2). Known also from Caucasus (Armenia) (Tshernova, 1938), Lebanon (Thomas & Dia, 1982;Dia, 1983;Moubayed, 1986), Turkey (Kazanci & Braasch, 1988;Koch, 1988) and Syria (Koch, 1988).…”

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“…Afronurus kugleri Demoulin, 1973 Afronurus kugleri Samocha, 1972 Afronurus kugleri Dia, 1983 Afronurus kugleri Moubayed, 1986 Afronurus kugleri Koch, 1988 Material examined: 27 c?, 229, 91 N, more than 450 L from 1 19 samples in 43 localities along 17 watercourses.…”

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Mayflies from Israel (Insecta; Ephemeroptera) I.- Heptageniidae, Ephemerellidae, Leptophlebiidae & Palingeniidae

Sartori¹

1992

Revue Suisse De Zoologie

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The first one is related to the work of Y. Palmoni from Bet Gordon Museum, who collected some mayflies, mainly in Lake Kinneret and Lower Jordan River area.The second one (1967)(1968)(1969)(1970)(1971) is the important contribution by Samocha (1972), who dealt with a general survey of the Ephemeroptera of this country. With the help of this material, Demoulin (1973) published the first taxonomical work and described four new species of the family Heptageniidae.The third one (1977)(1978)(1979)(1980)(1981)(1982)(1983)(1984)(1985)(1986)(1987)(1988)(1989)(1990)) is related to the work of the Inland-waters Ecological Service laboratory (IES) with the help of the River Surveillance System of the Nature Reserves Authority, Israel. During that time, more than 5'500 samplings have been made in more than 2'000 stations.Recently, I had the opportunity to study the important collection of Dr. M. Samocha, deposited at Tel-Aviv University, as well as the huge collection of the Institute of Life Sciences in Jerusalem. The whole material was available through the courtesy of Dr. R.

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“…However, unfortunately the females are poorly known or remain unknown and some disparities in their distribution (potential extra-limital distributions) are a further complication. Other published names like B. sp 1 and B. sp 2 (Moubayed 1986) or B. brevifnera Wang & Zheng, in press (Wang & Zheng 1992), will be considered as nomina non rite Article available at http://www.limnology-journal.org or http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/limn/1995022 (2) publicata. Additional evidence of the existing nomenclature confusion comes from the extensive list of nomina dubia (see Ashe & Cranston 1991) and nomina rejicienda belonging to this genus.…”

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Notes on some taxonomic problems in the Iberian species ofBrilliaKieffer, 1913 (Diptera : Chironomidae), with a description ofB. pudorosasp.n.

Cobo

González

Vieira‐Lanero

1995

Ann. Limnol. - Int. J. Lim.

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The present paper describes the male and female of Brillia pudorosa sp. n. and attempts to summarize information with respect to previously described Holarctic species. The specific validity of B. longifurca Kieffer, 1921 is confirmed. The observation of an extra seminal capsule in nearly all species studied indicates a need to redefine the systematic relationships with some related genera.Notes sur quelques problèmes taxonomiques chez les espèces ibériques de Brillia Kieffer, 1913 (Díptera : Chironomidae) et description de B. pudorosa n.sp.Mots clés : Díptera, Chironomidae, Brillia, taxonomie, Péninsule ibérique.Le présent article passe en revue l'information concernant les espèces holarctiques du genre Brillia et donne la description du mâle et de la femelle de Brillia pudorosa n.sp. Brillia longifurca Kieffer, 1921 est considérée comme une bonne espèce. La découverte d'une troisième capsule séminale chez la plupart des espèces étudiées a mis en évidence qu'il faut redéfinir les relations systématiques des genres du complexe Brillia.

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Les Simuliidae (Diptera) de trois rivières Oronte, Litani et Beyrouth du Liban

Cited by 6 publications

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Habitat Characterization of Black Flies (Diptera: Simuliidae) in the Tafna Catchment of Western Algeria

Habitat Characterization of Black Flies (Diptera: Simuliidae) in the Tafna Catchment of Western Algeria

Mayflies from Israel (Insecta; Ephemeroptera) I.- Heptageniidae, Ephemerellidae, Leptophlebiidae & Palingeniidae

Notes on some taxonomic problems in the Iberian species ofBrilliaKieffer, 1913 (Diptera : Chironomidae), with a description ofB. pudorosasp.n.

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