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  • Pereira <i>et al.</i> (2022)
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  • The Neotropical ant-parasitic genus Neodohrniphora Malloch is revised based on female specimens. Herein, eleven specks are studied, seven of which arc new to science: N canina sp. nov., N. gigantea sp. nov., N mokana sp. nov., N. pseudoacromyrmecis sp. nov., N. queirozi sp. nov., N rapunzelae sp. nov., and N. truncata sp. nov. Neodohrniphora wasmanni Borgmeier is revalidated and two new synonymies are proposed: N similis Prado is synonymized with N acromyrmecis Borgmeier, and N unichaeta Disney is synonymized with N. wasmanni Borgmeier. In order to provide stability and a necessary standard for comparison, a neotype for N. cognata Prado is designated based on material collected from the same type locality, data, and collector as the now lost or destroyed holotype. A new key for all the females of Neodohrniphora, new host records, and details of ovipositor morphology are provided.
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  • The Neotropical ant-parasitic genus Neodohrniphora Malloch is revised based on female specimens. Herein, eleven specks are studied, seven of which arc new to science: N canina sp. nov., N. gigantea sp. nov., N mokana sp. nov., N. pseudoacromyrmecis sp. nov., N. queirozi sp. nov., N rapunzelae sp. nov., and N. truncata sp. nov. Neodohrniphora wasmanni Borgmeier is revalidated and two new synonymies are proposed: N similis Prado is synonymized with N acromyrmecis Borgmeier, and N unichaeta Disney is synonymized with N. wasmanni Borgmeier. In order to provide stability and a necessary standard for comparison, a neotype for N. cognata Prado is designated based on material collected from the same type locality, data, and collector as the now lost or destroyed holotype. A new key for all the females of Neodohrniphora, new host records, and details of ovipositor morphology are provided.
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  • Pereira, T., Brown, B. &amp; Nihei, S. 2022. The Neotropical ant-parasitic genus <em>Neodohrniphora </em>Malloch (Diptera: Phoridae): a taxonomic revision with seven new species and key to species. <em>Insect Systematics &amp; Evolution</em>, 53(3): 304-334.
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  • 10.1163/1876312X-bja10030
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