Niphta nudipennis, (Edwards)

Sinclair, Bradley J., Pivar, Robert J. & Arnaud, Paul H., 2022, World Catalogue of the family Thaumaleidae (Diptera: Culicomorpha), Zootaxa 5225 (1), pp. 1-66 : 29-31

nudipennis (Edwards) . NT: Chile.

Austrothaumalea nudipennis Edwards, 1930: 113 . Type locality: Chile: Ancud, Chiloé Is. HT ♁ BMNH (NHMUK010210690). Stuardo 1946: 42 [catalogue, Chile]; Stone 1966: 1 [catalogue, NT]; Arnaud 1977: 284 [distribution, Chile].

Niphta nudipennis: Theischinger 1986: 316 [new combination]; McLellan 1988: 563 [notes on generic combination]; Pivar et al. 2021: 95 [redescription, immature stage].

Genus THAUMALEA Ruthe

Thaumalea Ruthe, 1831: 1211 . Type-species: Thaumalea testacea Ruthe (by monotypy). Agassiz 1846: 39 [list of generic names]; Desmarest 1849: 546 [listed, origin of name from Greek for “admirable”]; Walker 1856: 264 [cited as described in 1831, but not employed because of Wagler’s use of the name in the same year for a genus of birds]; Scudder 1882b: 316 [list of generic names]; Osten Sacken 1895: 168 [notes]; Tonnoir 1927: 109 [phylogenetic discussion]; Edwards 1929: 126 [revision of Palaearctic and Nearctic species with 16 new species]; Edwards 1930: 111 [distribution]; Lindner 1930: 8 [review, PA]; Sherborn 1931: 6482 [listed and dated as 1831]; Curran 1934: 68 [key, North American species, key to world genera]; Enderlein 1936: 96 [key to world genera]; Hendel 1936: 1908 [summary]; Okada 1938: 389 [revision, Japan, key to world genera and three groups of Thaumalea ]; Séguy 1940: 319 [wing figure]; Coe 1945: 342 [checklist, British insects ]; Hennig 1950: 193 [diversity, distribution]; Schremmer 1952: 329 [angle of inclination of larval mandibles]; Vaillant 1953a: 1 [separated from Androprosopa on basis of male terminalia]; Brues et al. 1954: 315 [listed as genus of Thaumaleidae ; wing figure]; Clements 1956: 143 [antennal pulsating organs absent]; Vaillant 1956: 25 [madicolous insects, habitat, behaviour, phenology]; Smart 1959: 354 [trochanter musculature]; Vaillant 1959: 31 [distribution]; Hennig 1960: 247 ( 1966: 21) [biogeography]; Stuckenberg 1960: 107 [number of maxillary palpal segments]; Zilahi-Sebess 1960: 36 [key to 11 known and probable Hungarian species with figures]; Vaillant 1963: 26 [distribution]; Vaillant 1968: 81 [diversity, Pyrenees]; Stackelberg 1969: 245 [key to European USSR]; Hennig 1973: 27, 109 [Holarctic Region, larval vertical mandibular movement]; Hutson 1976: 9 [checklist, British insects ]; Martinovský & Rozkošný 1976: 187 [distribution]; Arnaud 1977: 284 [review of biology, diversity]; Vaillant 1978a: 695 [description of four new species, key to males of European species]; Rozkošný 1980: 297 [generic key to larva]; Bickel 1982: 568 [distribution]; McLellan 1983: 267 [morphological comparison of immatures]; Lichtwardt & Moss 1984: 514 [fungal symbionts in thaumaleid larvae]; Vaillant & Vinçon 1986: 65 [diversity, Pyrenees]; Martinovský & Rozkošný 1988: 188 [catalogue, PA]; Vaillant & Vinçon 1988: 281 [diversity, Spain]; Lichtwardt et al. 1990: 366 [fungal symbionts in thaumaleid larvae]; Szadziewski 1991: 111 [checklist, Poland]; Sinclair 1996: 361 [generic classification, 39 species assigned to Androprosopa ]; Wagner 1997c: 328 [Manual Palaearctic Diptera ]; Chandler 1998: 51 [checklist, British Isles ]; Sabrosky 1999: 304 [senior synonym of Orphnephila ]; Sinclair 2000: 175 [phylogenetic discussion]; Carles-Tolrá 2001: 82 [records, Iberian Peninsula]; Wagner & Cobo 2001: 31 [records, Spain and Andorra]; Wagner 2002: 60 [descriptions, male and female terminalia, distribution maps]; Theischinger 2004: 669 [northern hemisphere distribution]; Papp et al. 2006: 122 [description, Thaumalea described from Oriental Region, Thaumalea female known from Vietnam, wing vein nomenclature]; Szadziewski 2007: 71 [checklist, Poland]; Howe 2010: 281 [larval habitat]; Bernotienë & Viđinskienë 2012: 30 [first record from Lithuania]; Haubrock et al. 2017: 523 [molecular phylogeny, phylogeography and genetic structure of European species].

Chenesia Macquart, 1834: 122 . Type-species: Chenesia testacea Macquart (by monotypy). Meigen 1838: 51 [description, figures of head and adult]; Duponchel 1843: 469 [taxonomic list, diagnosis]; Zetterstedt 1850: 3451 [redescription]; Zetterstedt 1852: 4343, 4530 [three species listed]; Zetterstedt 1855: 4835 [cites Rondani, brief diagnosis]; Zetterstedt 1860: 6494 [cites Bigot, brief diagnosis]; Scudder 1882b: 64 [list of generic names]; Osten Sacken 1895: 168 [notes]; Sherborn 1925a: 1222 [listed and dated 1834]; Collart 1945: 1 [as synonym of Thaumalea , discussion]; Evenhuis et al. 2016: 42 [catalogue, Macquart].

Chenisia [misspelling]. Kertész 1902: 292 [catalogue, World]; Kertész 1903: 159 [catalogue, PA].

Macropeza or Chenesia: Brodie 1845: 34 [compression fossil of wing, Wealden Formation, England].

“Novum genus” Zetterstedt, 1838: 867 [described but not named, related to Cyrtomae of the Platypezinae ].

Orphnephila Haliday, 1832: 350 . Type-species: Orphnephila devia Haliday (by monotypy). Agassiz 1846: 28 [list of generic names]; Rondani 1847: 20 [key to families]; Zetterstedt 1855: 4932 [cited in reference to Chenesia ]; Rondani 1856: 189 [cited under Stirps Orphnephilina , family Orphnephilidarum with Orphnephila devia Haliday as “Spec: Typ:”]; Walker 1856: 263 [redescribed, one species in Great Britain]; Schiner 1864a: 643 [description]; Schiner 1864b: 23 [catalogue, European Diptera ]; van der Wulp 1877: 309 [redescription, distribution, wing figure]; Scudder 1882b: 223 [list of generic names]; R̂der 1886: 261 [record of genus from 4490 m in Ecuador]; Osten Sacken 1895: 168 [notes]; Williston 1896: 1, 26 [diagnosis, NE genus with two or three known world species]; Kertész 1902: 292 [catalogue, World]; Kertész 1903: 159 [catalogue, PA]; Wingate 1906: 414 [checklist, Durham, England]; Williston 1908: 154 [single North American genus, wing figure]; Thienemann 1909: 59 [“euhygropetrischen”, habitat, larval movement]; Coquillett 1910: 581 [ type species: Orphnephila devia Haliday ]; Bezzi, 1913: 259 [as junior synonym of Thaumalea ]; Brues & Melander 1915: 62 [North American genus, wing figure]; Malloch 1917: 290 [one of two genera in family, North America]; Bischoff 1922: 17 [description of larval head]; Handlirsch 1925: 969 [one of two genera of Orphnephilidae]; Séguy 1925: 19 [description]; Sherborn 1929: 4631 [listed and dated 1832]; Wesenberg-Lund 1943: 402 [movement of larvae]; Bertrand 1948: 166 [phenology]; Bertrand 1955: 400 [diagnosis, key to genera]; Stone 1964: 120 [synonym of Thaumalea testacea Macquart cited in error as type species]; Morge 1974: 188 [ Orphnephila obscura listed in Strobl collection]; Hutson 1975: 9 [as synonym of Thaumalea ]; Arnaud 1977: 284 [highest recorded elevation for a thaumaleid, from high Andes of Ecuador]; Sabrosky 1999: 226 [published Sept. 1831, but did not appear until July 1832; junior synonym of Thaumalea (published Nov. 1831)].

Ochnephila [misspelling]. Hagen 1862: 334.

Prothaumalea Enderlein, 1936: 96 . Type-species: Thaumalea caudata Bezzi (by original designation). Bertrand 1955: 401 [diagnosis, key to genera]; Stone 1964: 120 [as synonym of Thaumalea ].

Thaumalia [misspelling]. Loew 1847b: 368 [synonymy]; Scudder 1882a: 331 [list of generic names]; Scudder 1882b: 316 [list of generic names].

Taumalea [misspelling]. Zetterstedt 1852: 4530 [index]; Zetterstedt 1860: 6605 [index.].

Note. References to Nearctic Orphnephila and Thaumalea records are listed under Androprosopa .