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Ceratopogonidae > Ceratopogoninae > Culicoidini > Culicoides > Culicoides burylovae

Culicoides burylovae Glukhova et Khabirov, 1977

Collection number:

ZISP_INS_DIP_CER_4688

Original label left:

Culicoides burylovi Glukh. et Khabir. ♀4688 holotype

Original label right:

Tajikistan, West Pamir, Vanj district, Bunay village, 17/VII-1976, coll. Khabirov Z.

Collection place:

Tajikistan, Western Pamir (western part)

Locality:

West Pamir, Vanj district, vill. Buna village

Zoogeographical region:

Central-Asian subregion

Collected:

Khhabirov Z., 17.07.1976

GenBank catalogue number:

 

Number of specimens in collection unit:

1

Sex:

female

Ontogenetic stage:

imago

Fixation:

Canada balsam

Specimen presence:

in collection

Related publications, remarks:

Glukhova V.M. and Z. Khabirov. 1977. New species of biting midges of the genus Culicoides from the Western Pamirs // Doklady Akademii Nauk Tadzhikskoi SSR, 20: 50-54. An error in a label: the right: burylovae

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Taxonomical identifications of specimen

Culicoides burylovae Glukhova et Khabirov, 1977 — Glukhova V.M., 17.07.1976 (Accepted)

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