taxonID	type	description	language	source
162387BBFF9BD064FE99FDBDFDF8F8C2.taxon	description	Head: Clypeus well developed; arista pubescent; frons normal, not produced; without orbital seta; with only medial vertical seta and proclinate ocellar seta; occiput narrow in lateral view on dorsal 1 / 2 (fig. 2). Thorax: Postpronotum with distinct, but short and weak seta; propleuron with short pile dorsad to procoxa; notopleuron with 2 long strong setae; scutum with 1 long strong supra­alar seta, 1 long strong postalar seta, 1 long strong dorsocentral seta slightly anterior to scutellum and aligned with postalar seta, 1 – 2 short weak scapular setae on anterior margin of scutum, with a row of distinct pili running long dorsocentral line; scutellum with 1 pair subapical seta; anepisternum with 1 strong and 1 weak posterodorsal setae, with some pile on ventral posterior portion; katepisternum with a few scattered pili dorsally, longer and denser pili anterior to mesocoxa; anepimeron with row of short pile on posterior 1 / 2; meron bare; katatergum with long pili dorsad to spiracle; metasternum pilose; postmetacoxal bridge complete, broad. Legs: long; all femora with apicoventral rows (anterior and posterior) of black setae (5 – 8 setae per row) [anterior row on mesofemur of holotype are projected anteriorly so as to be visible dorsally]; mesotibia with long strong posteroapical seta. Wing. Subcostal break distinct; costa without long setae except 1 on basicosta; veins bare; vein R 1 slightly but distinctly expanded subapically; crossvein rm slightly beyond midpoint of cell dm; vein A 1 short, only reaching half way to margin; alula normal. Abdomen: Petiolate; 1 long strong seta on lateral margin of syntergum 1 + 2 near midlength; 7 th segment (oviscape) slightly longer than rest of abdomen.	en	Perez-Gelabert, Daniel E., Thompson, F. Christian (2006): A new genus and species of Richardiidae (Diptera) from Hispaniola. Zootaxa 1259: 25-31, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.173157
162387BBFF9BD064FE99FDBDFDF8F8C2.taxon	etymology	Etymology. The name, Johnrichardia, is an arbitrary combination of letters created to be similar to the first names of the distinguished dipterist, John Richard Vockeroth. The name is to be treated as feminine. Johnrichardia is readily distinguished from all other richardiids by the loss of orbital and lateral vertical setae. The large size (15 mm) is also unusual as most richardiids are less than 10 mm long.	en	Perez-Gelabert, Daniel E., Thompson, F. Christian (2006): A new genus and species of Richardiidae (Diptera) from Hispaniola. Zootaxa 1259: 25-31, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.173157
162387BBFF9AD063FE99FA75FBBFFC7A.taxon	description	Head. Clypeus yellow; palpus yellow; face yellow, slightly more brownish on ventral 1 / 2; parafacial stripe yellow, white pollinose; gena yellow, orange pilose; lunule yellow; frons light yellowish brown except narrowly yellow along eye margin; occiput yellow, orange pilose; antenna yellowish orange, orange pilose; basoflagellomere elongate, about twice as long as broad, about 3 times as long as pedicel, with small basoventral round sensory pit on lateral surface; arista long, slightly more than twice as long as rest of antenna. Thorax. Prothorax yellow; setae black except orange postpronotal and anepisternals; meso­ and metathorax orangish yellow; calypter white with margin yellow; halter white. Legs: yellow except tarsi orange, pale pilose. Wing: hyaline except costal cell yellow, stigma and adjacent area of cell R 1 and apex brownish black, with apical dark macula extending basad of apex of vein R 2 + 3; microtrichose except for bare costal cell except apex, cell R, cell BM, basal 1 / 3 of cell DM, cell BCU, basal 1 / 3 of cell CU 1, basal 1 / 2 of anal lobe, alula. Abdomen. Sterna yellowish white, pale pilose; syntergum 1 + 2 yellow except narrow black medial vitta, pale pilose except black pilose apicomedially; 3 rd – 5 th terga yellow on lateral 1 / 4, black on medial 1 / 2, pale pilose laterally, black pilose medially; 6 th tergum yellow, pale pilose laterally, black pilose medially; oviscape orange, pale pilose. Length: body, 15 mm; wing, 11 mm. Holotype female: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. La Vega: Parque Nacional Armando Bermúdez, La Ciénaga — Los Tablones, 1,100 – 1,270 m, 19 ° E 04.044 ° N 70 ° E 51.789 ° W, 17 July 2004, D. Perez (USNM ENT 00038283); deposited in United States National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington. Paratype female: Dominican Republic, La Vega, La Ciénaga de Manabao, 3,000 ft., 3 – 5 July 1999, R. E. Woodruff (USNM ENT 00033202) deposited in Florida State Collection of Arthropods, Gainesville.	en	Perez-Gelabert, Daniel E., Thompson, F. Christian (2006): A new genus and species of Richardiidae (Diptera) from Hispaniola. Zootaxa 1259: 25-31, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.173157
162387BBFF9AD063FE99FA75FBBFFC7A.taxon	etymology	Etymology: The epithet, vockerothi, is a noun in the genitive case and derived from the last name of the distinguished dipterist, John Richard Vockeroth (1928). As the only known species of its genus, vockerothi is not likely to be confused with other species. Obviously, the division of generic and specific characters is arbitrary and based merely on what are usually generic / species characters in other groups of Richardiidae. The type­locality is near the trail to Los Tablones, just across the bridge for pedestrians at La Ciénaga. This is the most visited trail in Parque Nacional Armando Bermúdez as this is the most accessible route to Pico Duarte. At this site (1,100 m), the humid mountain forest consists of large pines (Pinus occidentalis) mixed with a dense lower layer of other trees and shrubs. The proximity of the Rio de los Guanos and its confluence with the Yaque del Sur make the area especially humid. Although large portions of the trail are heavily shaded, the fly was collected in a forest clearing on low shrubs.	en	Perez-Gelabert, Daniel E., Thompson, F. Christian (2006): A new genus and species of Richardiidae (Diptera) from Hispaniola. Zootaxa 1259: 25-31, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.173157
