Fruit
Fly Names and Bibliography Database
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This database comprises 4 related files (Family,
Genus, and Species Group Names and Bibligraphy) and covers all species of fruit flies in
the world based on publications through 2003 (some data from 2004 publications have also
been entered). It includes basic information such as the valid names, synonyms and other
invalid names that have been used for fruit flies, type data, and general distribution
information. The bibliography is focused on the taxonomic and natural history literature,
although many publications concerning other aspects of fruit flies are included. This
database is a subset of the Biosystematic
Database of World Diptera which should be consulted for information about other
families of flies. See the Help file (for download version) for further details.
Search The Fruit Fly Species Database
Search the Fruit Fly Bibliography Database
Download The Species Names and Bibliography Database Set
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F. Louie
Blanc New World Fruit Fly Specimen Database
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This database is a working tool containing collection
information from specimens of fruit flies from North, Central and South America (Nearctic
and Neotropical Regions). Many of the data were compiled by F. Louie Blanc and used to
produce the distribution maps in the Handbook of the Fruit Flies (Diptera: Tephritidae) of
America North of Mexico (Foote et al. 1993), but not all data for the mapped localities in
that work have been entered. Other data have been entered from an identification notebook
of Alan Stone and Richard Foote, and data for numerous additional specimens examined by A.
L. Norrbom or reported in the literature have also been added. Although this database is
far from comprehensive, it is made available here as a tool for other reseachers or anyone
else interested in New World fruit flies. Contributions of additional records are welcome.
As of July, 2004 the database contained more than 17,000 records, of which more than
12,000 are from the United States or Canada. The following fields are included, although
not all are searchable online: Country, Political Unit1 (State, Province, Department,
etc.), Political Unit2 (County, etc.), Locality, Latitude and Longitude, Label Data, Host
Plant, Date, Collector, Number of specimens, Sex, Types, Museum, Barcode, Altitude, and
Identifier. See the Help file (for download version) for further details.
Search The New World Specimen Database
Download The New World Specimen Database Set
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