A Catalog of the Syrphidae (Insecta: Diptera) of Korea*

Ho-Yeon Han, Deuk-Soo Choi, Jin-Ill Kim,1) and Hye-Woo Byun

Department of Life Science, Yonsei University, Kangwon-do 220-710, Korea

1)Department of Biology, Sungshin Women's University, Seoul 136-742, Korea

Abstract We provide a taxonomic catalog of 151 nominal species of the Korean Syrphidae. They are arranged under three subfamilies, 16 tribes, and 62 genera. Based mostly on various faunistic survey reports, we listed any syrphid species with collection records from Korea, but, this time, we did not intend to confirm identifications by the previous workers except for very obvious cases. Therefore, a more comprehensive collection-based study is needed to confirm the actual Korean occurrence of each species listed in this catalog.

Key words Diptera, Syrphidae, Korea, catalog, distribution

INTRODUCTION

The Syrphidae, flower flies or hover flies, are among the most common, most brightly colored and conspicuous, and most frequently collected of Diptera (Vockeroth, 1992). For the Korean fauna, Shiraki (1931) for the first time provided a serious revisionary work based on a collection primarily from Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and Sakhalin. In this revision, he described 302 species, among which 27 were from Korea. More recently, Kim, CW (1971) revised Korean Syrphidae, providing descriptions and illustrations of 82 nominal species. Kim, CW (1979) later provided detailed distribution maps of 34 Korean syrphid species. Kim, JI (1975, 1980) reviewed Korean syrphid references and provided a check list of 109 species with source references. ESK & KSAE (1994), in the most updated check list, included a total of 127 syrphid species without providing source references. Other than these major Korean syrphid references, there also have been a large number of faunistic survey reports scattered mostly in local journals and reports.

The present catalog aims at reviewing the syrphid references as many as possible, and list every single syrphid species with Korean records. However, we did not intend to confirm identifications by the previous workers except for very obvious cases. We followed the classification and taxonomic arrangement by Peck (1988). For convenience, we also provided the synonym lists by Peck (1988) for most species and those of Knutson et al. (1975) for a few species. In “Korean Records” sections for the listed species, we tried to indicate a brief description of each cited article. For faunistic survey articles, the surveyed Korean localities were given.

Subfamily Syrphinae 꽃등에아과

Tribe Syrphini 꽃등에족

Genus Allograpta Osten Sacken, 1875

TS: Scaeva obliqua Say, 1823.

1. Allograpta javana (Wiedemann, 1824): Analecta ent.: 34 (Syrphus). TL: “Insula Iava” (Java). 쟈바꽃등에

Korean Records:

Allograpta javana; Knutson et al. 1975: 308 (Orient. cat.); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 12 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 783 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Sphaerophoria javana; Shiraki 1930: 394 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 216 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 132 (aphidophagous syrphid list); Kim, CW 1971: 841 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 32 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri).

Distribution: Eastern Palaearctic, Oriental, Australian Regions.

Genus Asarkina Macguart, 1842

TS: Scaeva rostrata Wiedemann, 1824.

2. Asarkina ericetorum formosae Bezzi 1908: Annls hist.-nat. Mus. natn. hung. 6: 499 (Asarkina). TL: Takao, Formosa. 타이완납작꽃등에

Korean Records:

Asarcina formosae; Kim, CW 1971: 876 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 38 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 156 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 261 (distr. map); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1984: 91 (Mt. Jeombong); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Park & Cho 1986: 136 (Mts. Baekun, Kipaeg, & Hwangsok); Kim, CH et al 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri).

Asarkina formosae; Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Sumbawa, Korea?

Remarks: Occurrence of this Oriental species in Korea needs to be more carefully confirmed.

3. Asarkina porcina (Coquillett, 1898): Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 322 (Syrphus). TL: not given (Japan). 넓적꽃등에

Korean Records:

Asarcina porcina; Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Nagaoka 1942: 96 (Mt. Myohyang); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Hyun & Woo 1969: 199 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW 1971: 876 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 39 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 110 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW 1980: 262 (distr. map); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, CH 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri).

Asarkina porcina; Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1996: 177 (Mt. Bangtae).

Distribution: East Siberia to Russian Far East, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

Genus Betasyrphus Matsumura, 1917

TS: Syrphus serarius Wiedemann, 1830.

4. Betasyrphus serarius (Wiedemann, 1830): Aussereurop. zweifl. Insekt., 2: 128 (Syrphus). TL: “China.” 검정넓적꽃등에

Korean Records:

Betasyrphus serarius; Matsumura & Adachi 1917a: 144 (redescrip.); Peck 1988: 13 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 783 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Syrpha serarius; Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul).

Syrphus serarius; Shiraki 1930: 360 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 103 (Gwangneung Forest); Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); Hokuryukan 1956: 1622 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 216 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 134 (aphidophagous syrphid list); ZSK 1968: 178 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1971: 848 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 42 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 42 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taeback); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Khabarovsk & Primorye Territories, Sakhalin, Kuril Is), Korea, Japan, China, Oriental Region, New Guinea, Australia.

Genus Dasysyrphus Enderlein, 1938

TS: Scaeva albostriata Falln, 1817.

5. Dasysyrphus albostriatus (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 42 (Scaeva). TL: “Scania” [= prov. Sk駂e] (Sweden). 노랑줄꽃등에

coronatus (Rondani, 1857): Dipt. Ital. Prodromus, 2: 143 (Lasiophthicus). TL: "ditionis parmensis" [= region of Parma] (Italy).

confusus (Egger, 1860): Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, 10: 664 (Syrphus). TL: "Austria".

carinthiacus (Latzel, 1876): Jb. naturh. Landes Mus. K

rnten, 22-24:105 (Syrphus, as var. of arcuatus Falln). TL: “K

rnten” [= Carinthia] (Austria).

Korean Records:

Dasysyrphus albostriatus; Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Europe, Russia (excl. northern parts), East Asia (Mongolia, Korea, Japan).

6. Dasysyrphus bilineatus (Matsumura, 1917): Ent. Mag., Kyoto: 3(1): 38 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan). 두줄꽃등에

excavatus (Matsumura, 1918): J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 14 (Catabomba). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo), Honshu (Tokyo)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Dasysyphus bilneatus; Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 175 (Is. Geomun).

Dasysyrphus bilineatus; Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 14 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 783 (Orient. cat.); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Syrphus bilineatus; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 850 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 39 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 291 (distr. map); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Khabarovsk & Primorye Territories, Sakhalin, Kuril Is), Korea, Japan, Taiwan.

7. Dasysyrphus tricinctus (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 41 (Scaeva). TL: “Scaniae” and “Westrogothia” [=prov. Sk駂e and V

sterg껏land] (Sweden). 두점줄꽃등에

okunii (Matsumura, 1918): J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8: 11 (Conosyrphus). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Syrphus tricinctus; Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

Genus Didea Macquart, 1834

TS: Didea fasciata Macquart, 1834.

8. Didea alneti (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 38 (Scaeva). TL: “Smolandiae” [=prov. Sm馼and] (Sweden). 멍꽃등에

pellucidula (Wiedemann in Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 311 (Syrphus). TL: “Oesterreich” (Australia).

japonica Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(4): 138, pl. Ⅵ, fig.2 (Didea). TL: “Saghalien [=Sakhalin], Honshu (Japan)”.

sachalinensis Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(4): 138, pl.Ⅵ, fig.5 (Didea) TL: “Saghalien (Ohtani)” [=Sakhalin: Sokol].

Korean Records:

Didea alneti; Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumggang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 847 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 45 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 265 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 132 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (near DMZ); Peck 1988: 17 (Palaearctic cat.); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Dideoides alneti; Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

9. Didea fasciata (Macquart, 1834): Hist. nat. Ins., Dipt., 1: 509 (Didea). TL: “environs de Paris” (France). 명월넓적꽃등에

foersteri (Meigen, 1838): Syst. Beschr., 7: 140 (Enica). TL: not given (“in hiesiger Gegend”) (?Stolberg near Aachen) [Germany].

Korean Records:

Didea fasciata; Kim, CW 1971: 848 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 46 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 266 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Dideoides fasciata; Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy).

Distribution: Palaearctic, Oriental Regions.

Genus Dideoides Brunetti, 1908

TS: Dideoides ovatus Brunetti, 1908.

10. Dideoides coquilletti (van der Goot, 1964): Beaufortia, 10(127): 218 (Syrphus, new name for Syrphus lautus Coquillett, 1898, a junior primary homonym of Syrphus lautus Giglio-Tos, 1892). 끝노랑꽃등에

lautus (Coquillett, 1898): Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 323 (Syrphus). TL: not given (Japan).

Korean Records:

Dideoides coquiletti; ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Dideoides coquilletti; Peck 1988: 18 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 783 (Japanese check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Dideoides lauta; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 878 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 44 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Dideoides lautus; Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1977: 137 (Mt. Jogye); Kim, CW 1980: 267 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Distribution: Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

11. Dideoides latus (Coquillett, 1898): Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 323 (Syrphus). TL: not given (Japan). 얼룩무늬노랑꽃등에

Korean Records:

Dideoides lata; Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, CW 1971: 877 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 43 (MS thesis); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Dideoides latus; Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

Genus Doros Meigen, 1803

TS: Syrphus conopseus Fabricius, 1775.

12. Doros conopseus (Fabricius, 1775): Syst. entom.: 768 (Syrphus). TL: “Europe”.

개미허리꽃등에

conopeus Zeller, 1842: Isis (Oken's), 1842: 830; unjustified emendation.

profuges (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 81 (Musca). TL: “Essex, near West Tilbury” (England).

coarctatus (Panzer, [1797]): Faunae insect. germ., Fasc. 45: 22 (Syrphus). TL: “Carinthiae montibus” (Austria or Yugoslavia).

bipunctatus Mik, 1885: Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, 35: 328 (Doros, as var. of conopseus). TL: “Frankreich” (France).

destillatorius Mik, 1885: Wien. ent. Ztg, 4: 53 (Doros). TL: “Illyria (Goritia)” [=Gorizia] (Italy).

vespiformis (Matsumura, 1916): Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 207, pl.ⅩⅥ. fig. 20 (Bacchiopsis). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Dores chopseus; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.).

Doros conopseus; Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Doi 1938b: 92 (Gaema-plateau); Kim, CW 1971: 843 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 24 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Doroso conopseus; Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

Genus Epistrophe Walker, 1852

TS: Epistrophe conjungens Walker, 1852.

13. Epistrophe grossulariae (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 306 (Syrphus). TL: not given (Europe). 대왕꽃등에

formosa (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 107 (Musca). TL: not given (England). A junior primary homonym of Musca formosa Scopoli, 1763.

[conjungens Walker, 1852: Ins. Saunders., 1: 242 (Epistrophe). TL: "Bolton, United States"].

Korean Records:

Epistrophe grossulariae; Kim, CW 1971: 881 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 28 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

14. Epistrophe nigroepistomata Shiraki et Edashige, 1953: Trans. Shikoku ent. Soc., 3(5-6): 99 (Epistrophe). TL: “Omogo Valley, Ehime Pref.” (Japan). 검정주둥이꽃등에, 한국곤충명집(ESK & KSAE 1994)에는 “굵은줄납작꽃등에”로 잘못 기록되어 있음.

Korean Records:

Epistrophe nigroepistomata; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 9 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 28 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Shikoku).

15. Epistrophe nitidicollis (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 308 (Syrphus). TL: not given (Europe). 구건꽃등에 (신칭) - 한국에서 이 종을 최초로 기록한 구건 선생의 이름을 따서 명명함.

Korean Records:

Syrphus nitidicollis; Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

16. Epistrophe omogensis Shiraki et Edashige, 1953: Trans. Shikoku ent. Soc., 3(5-6): 101 (Epistrophe). TL: “Mt. Omogo, Ehime Pref.” (Japan). 굵은줄납작꽃등에

Korean Records:

Epistrophe omogensis; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 9 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do).

Meliscaeva omogensis; Kim, JI et al. 1993: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Shikoku).

Genus Episyrphus Matsumura et Adachi, 1917

TS: Episyrphus fallaciosus Matsumura, 1917.

17. Episyrphus balteatus (de Geer, 1776): Mem. Ins., 6: 116 (Musca). TL: not given (Sweden).

호리꽃등에

scitule (Harris,[1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 111 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

scitulus (Harris,[1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 101 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

alternatus (Schrank, 1781): Enum. ins. austr. indig.: 448 (Musca). TL: not given (Austria).

nectareus (Fabricius, 1787): Mantissa insect., 2: 341 (Syrphus). TL: “Dania”.

pleuralis (Thomson, 1869): in K. svenska Fregatten Eugenies resa, 2(1): 497 (Syrphus). TL: “China”.

andalusiacus Strobl, 1899: Wien. ent. Ztg, 18(5-6): 145 (Syrphus, as forma of balteatus). TL: “Algeciras, Iativa” (Spain).

fallaciosus Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(4): pl. Ⅵ, fig.13; Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 18 (Episyrphus). TL: “Honshu, Kiushu” (Japan).

proximus (Santos Abreu, 1924): Mems R. Acad. Cienc. Artes, Barcolona, (3) 19(1): 40 (Syrphus, as var. of balteatus). TL: “La Palma” (Canary Is.).

signatus (Santos Abreu, 1924): Mems R. Acad. Cienc. Artes, Barcolona, (3) 19(1): 41 (Syrphus, as var. of balteatus). TL: “La Palma” (Canary Is.).

Korean Records:

Allogranta halteata; Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Allograpta balteata; Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987a: 226 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1993: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Kim, JI 1996: 177 (Mt. Bangtae).

Epistrope balteata; Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Mt. Ulreung).

Epistrophe baltata; Kim, JI 1972: 25 (MS thesis).

Epistrophe balteata; Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 879 (redescrip.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 91 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 245 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 110 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1977: 137 (Mt. Jogye); Kim, CW & Nam 1978: 138 (Imgye-myon); Kim, JI & Lee 1980: 85 (island Sinan-gun); Kim, CW 1980: 268 (distr. map); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI & Chang 1982a: 151 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 175 (Is. Geomun); Kim, CW & Nam 1984: 91 (Mt. Jeombong); Kim, CW & Nam 1985: 105 (Mt. Baekun); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Epistrophe fallacius; Kim, CW 1971: 881 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 27 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 245 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 271 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Episyrphus balteatus; Matsumura & Adachi 1917b: 16 (redescrip.); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Eristrophe balteata; Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Yoon et al. 1989: 143 (Mt. Weolchul).

Eristrophe fallacius; Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Syrphus balteata; Okada 1941: 262 (Korean record).

Syrphus balteatus; ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.).

Syrphus balteatus nectarinus; Shiraki 1930: 382 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 114 (Gwangneung Forest).

Distribution: Palaearctic, Oriental, Australian Regions.

18. Episyrphus nectarinus (Wiedemann, 1830): Aussereurop. zweifl. Insekt., 2: 128 (Syrphus). TL: “China”. 꿀납작꽃등에

Korean Records:

Asarkina nectarinus; Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.).

Episyrphus nectarinus; Peck 1988: 23 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 784 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: China, Korea, Japan, Oriental & Australian Regions.

Genus Ischyrosyrphus Bigot, 1882

TS: Ischyrosyrphus sivae Bigot, 1882.

19. Ischyrosyrphus glaucius (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 593 (Musca). TL: “Europa”. 남색무늬넓적꽃등에

nobilis (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 316 (Syrphus). TL: not given (?Stolberg near Aachen) [Germany].

leucozonus (Germar, 1825): Fauna Ins. Europ. Fasc. 11: tab. 25 (Syrphus). TL: “Germania”.

miyakei (Matsumura, 1911): J. Coll. Agric. Tohoku imp. Univ. Sapporo, 4(1): 77 (Chamaesyrphus, as “Chaemosyrphus”). TL: “Korsakoff, Mauka” [=Sakhalin: Korsakov, Kholmsk].

strandi Duda, 1940: Folia zool. hydrobiol., 10(1): 222 (Ischyrosyrphus). TL: “Ludwigstal (Altvatergeb.)” [=Jesenꊰ, Sudety Mts on border of Poland with Czechoslovakia].

vernalis Suster, 1959: Fauna R.P.Romꊶe, Insecta, 9(3): 155 (Ischyrosyrphus). TL: “Borsec (Regiunea Autonoma Maghiar~a)”.

Korean Records:

Ischirosyrphus glaucius; Kim, JI & Chang 1982a: 151 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Ischyrosyrphus glaucius; Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

20. Ischyrosyrphus laternarius (M뚴ler, 1776): Zool. Danicae Prodromus: 174 (Musca). TL: “Dania et Norvegia” (Denmark and Norway). 가로무늬꽃등에

mutatus (Zetterstedt, 1849): Dipt. Scand., 8: 3140 (Scaeva). TL: “Smolandia ad Sk

rsj꽋± [=prov. Sm馼and] (Sweden).

sachalinensis (Matsumura, 1918): J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 10 (Karasyrphus). TL: “Saghalien (Odoari, Mauka, Motodomari)” [=Sakhalin: Korsakov, Kholmsk, Vostochnyi].

Korean Records:

Ischyrosyrphus laternarius; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1972: 35 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang and Gachilbong); Kim, JI et al. 1993: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Isehisyrphus laternarius; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.).

Leucozona laternarius; Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.).

Syrphus laternarius; Kim, CW 1971: 850 (redescrip.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

Genus Leucozona Schiner, 1860

TS: Musca lucorum Linnaeus, 1758.

21. Leucozona lucorum (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 592 (Musca). TL: “Europe”.

끝검정꽃등에

praecincta (Scopoli, 1763): Entom. carniolica: 357 (Conops). TL: “Austriaco Litorali”.

pellucens (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 82 (Musca). TL: not given (England). A junior primary homonym of Musca pellucens Linnaeus, 1758.

asiliformis (Fabricius, 1781): Species insect., 2: 426 (Syrphus). TL: “Germania”.

nigripila Mik, 1888: Wien. ent. Ztg, 7: 141 (Leucozona, as, var. of lucorum). TL: Circassia.

differens Frey, 1946: Notul. ent., 25: 158 (Leucozona, as, var. of lucorum). TL: “Nord-und Ost-Finnland”.

Korean Records:

Leucozona leucorum; Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.).

Leucozona lucorum; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 844 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 47 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

Genus Melangyna Verrall, 1901

TS: Melanostoma quadrimaculata Verrall, 1873.

22. Melangyna lasiophthalma (Zetterstedt, 1843): Dipt. Scand., 2: 735 (Scaeva). TL: “ad Holmiam” [=Stockholm] (Sweden). 보라무늬꽃등에

sexguttata (Meigen, 1835): Faunus (Gistel's), 2: 69 and Syst. Beschr., 7(1838): 135 (Syrphus). TL: not given (“Umgegend von M뚸chen”) [Gernamy].

saghalinensis (Matsumura et Adachi, 1917): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 15 (Stenosyrphus, as var. of lasiophthalmus). TL: “Saghalien (Shiska, Motodomari)” [=Sakhalin: Poronaysk, Vostochnyi].

nikkoensis (Matsumura, 1918): J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 12 (Stenosyrphus). TL: “Honshu (Nikko)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Melangyna lasiophthalma; ESK & KSAE 1994: 288 (Korean check.).

Melangyna lasiophthalmus; Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do).

Syrphus lasiophthalmus; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 849 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 41 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

Genus Meliscaeva Frey, 1946

TS: Scaeva cinctella Zetterstedt, 1843.

23. Meliscaeva cinctella (Zetterstedt, 1843): Dipt. Scand., 2: 742 (Scaeva). TL: “Scania; Ostrogotjia ad L

rketorp & Wadstena; Dalhem Calmariae; Gottlandia ad Ruthe, N

hr & Wamblingbo; Lapponia Umensi ad Wilhelmina, Almsele & Frederica; in Norvegia ad 軋tre Naes Vaerdaliae” (Sweden, Norway). 가는줄납작꽃등에

unifasciata (Strobl, 1909): Mitt. naturw. Ver. Steierm., 46: 98 (Syrphus, as var. of cinctellus). TL: “Krummholzregion des Kalbling” [=near Admont] (Austria).

Korean Records:

Epistrophe cinctella; Kim, CW 1971: 880 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 27 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1976: 110 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW 1980: 270 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do).

Meliscaeva cinctella; ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental Regions.

Genus Metasyrphus Matsumura, 1917

TS: Syrphus corollae Fabricius, 1794.

24. Metasyrphus confrater (Wiedemann, 1830): Aussereurop. zweifl. Insekt., 2: 120 (Syrphus). TL: “China”. 대만넓적꽃등에

Korean Records:

Metasyrphus confrater; Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Syrphus confrater; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 9 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 40 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 91 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.).

Distribution: China, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region to New Guinea.

25. Metasyrphus corollae (Fabricius, 1794): Entom. Syst., 4: 306 (Syrphus). TL: “Kilia” [=Kiel] [Germany]. 별넓적꽃등에

pyrorum (Schrank, 1803): Fauna boica, 3(1): 114 (Musca). TL: not given (Baiern) [=Bavaria] [Germany].

olitorius (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 43 (Scaeva). TL: not given (Svecia) (Sweden)

lacerus (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 301 (Syrphus). TL: not given (“aus dem Kaiserl. K껈igl. Museum”) (?Austria)

crenatus (Macquart, 1829): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 243 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 95 (Syrphus). TL: “Nord de la France”.

flaviventris (Macquart, 1829): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 240 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 92 (Syrphus). TL: “Nord de la France”.

fulvifrons (Macquart, 1829): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 240 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 92 (Syrphus). TL: “Nord de la France”.

terminalis (Wiedemann, 1830): Aussereurop. zweifl. Insekt., 2: 135 (Syrphus). TL: “Egypten” (Egypt).

disjunctus (Macquart, 1842): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1841(1): 148 and Dipt. exot., 2(2): 88 (Syrphus). TL: “Alger”.

algirus (Macquart in Lucas, 1849): Explor. scient. Algrie, Zool., 3: 469, pl.4, fig. 11 (Syrphus). TL: “environs d'Alger” (Algeria).

berber (Bigot, 1884): Annls Soc. ent. Fr., (6) 4: 87 (Syrphus). TL: “Maroc” (Morocco).

pallidus (Bigot, 1888): Explor. scient. Tunisie, Paris: 6 (Syrphus, as var. of corollae). TL: “Oued Leben, Djebel Berd” (Algeria, Tunisia).

Korean Records:

Metasyrphus corellae; Kim, CW 1980: 282 (distr. map).

Metasyrphus corollae; Hokuryukan 1956: 1621 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 216 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 129 (aphidophagous syrphid list); ZSK 1968: 178 (Korean check.); Hyun & Woo 1969: 200 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW 1971: 852 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 36 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 91 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Ito et al. 1977: 253 (redescrip.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 156 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Metasyrphus corollas; Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1985: 106 (Mt. Baekun).

Syrphus corollae; Shiraki 1930: 370 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 130 (Gwangneung Forest); Masaki 1936: 258 (faunal report); Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Palaearctic, Oriental Regions, Tasmania.

26. Metasyrphus komabensis Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 21 (Metasyrphus). TL: “Honshu (Tokyo)” (Japan). 육점박이꽃등에

Korean Records:

Lasiopeicus komabenis; Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji).

Lasiopticus komabensis; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 882 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 35 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1979: 86 (Is. Geoje); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy).

Metasyrphus komabensis; ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Scaeva komabensis; CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

27. Metasyrphus luniger (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 300 (Syrphus). TL: not given (“aus der Baumhauerischen Sammlung”) (Europe). 반월넓적꽃등에

nigrifemoratus (Macquart, 1829): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 241 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 93 (Syrphus). TL: “Nord de la France”.

nigrofemoratus: Meigen, 1838: Syst. Beschr., 7: 132 (Syrphus): error or emend.

bucculatus (Rondani, 1857): Dipt. Ital. Prodromus, 2: 134 (Syrphus). TL: “agri parmensis” [=Parma] (Italy).

maricolor (Enderlein, 1938): Sber. Ges. naturf. Freunde Berl., 1937(4-7): 210 (Syrphus, as var. of luniger). TL: “Harz” (Germany); “Andalusien” (Spain); “Italien (Triest)” (Italy); “Dalmatien (Ragusa)” [=Dubrovnik] (Yugoslavia).

azureus (Szil釭y, 1940): Annls hist.-nat. Mus. natn. hung., 33: 63 (Syrphus, as var. of luniger). TL: “軋terreich und T뇣keve (Mittelungarn)” (Austria and Hungary).

transcendens (Szil釭y, 1940): Annls hist.-nat. Mus. natn. hung., 33: 62 (Syrphus, as var. of luniger). TL: “M釼ia-Besny꽋± (Hungary).

Korean Records:

Metasyrphus luniger; Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Syrpha lumigar; Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul).

Syrphus luniger; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 10 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 40 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental Regions.

28. Metasyrphus nitens (Zetterstedt, 1843): Dipt. Scand., 2: 712 (Scaeva). TL: “in Ostrogothia; ad L

rketorp” (Sweden). 물결넓적꽃등에

bisinuatus (Palma, 1863): Ann. Accad. aspir. Natur. Napoli, (3) 3: 53 (Syrphus). TL: “Cancello” [=near Acerra] (Italy).

frequens Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(4): 148, pl. Ⅵ, fig. 8 (Metasyrphus). TL: “Hokkaido, Honshu, Kiushu” (Japan).

abbreviatus (Kanervo, 1934): Annls Soc.zool.-bot. fenn. “Vanamo”, 14(5): 127 (Syrphus, as var. of nitens). TL: “S뚨liche Lappland in Sodankyl

” (Finland).

errans (Kanervo, 1934): Annls Soc. zool.-bot. fenn. “Vanamo”, 14(5): 128 (Syrphus, as var. of nitens). TL: “Karjalohja im s뚨lichen Finnland”.

Korean Records:

Metasyrphus frequens; Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Kim, JI 1996: 177 (Mt. Bangtae); Nam 1996: 304 (color photo).

Metasyrphus frequense; Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek).

Metasyrphus nitens; Hokuryukan 1965: 216 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 129 (aphidophagous syrphid list); Kim, CW 1971: 852 (redescrip.); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 283 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 129 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW & Nam 1984: 91 (Mt. Jeombong); Nakane 1984: 13 (color photo); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Park & Cho 1986: 136 (Mts. Paegun, Kipaeg, & Hwangsok); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Peck 1988: 36 (Palaearctic cat.); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Metasyrphus nitense; Kim, JI 1972: 37 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 91 (Mujugucheon-dong).

Syrphus nitens; Shiraki 1930: 365 (redescrip.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

Genus Parasyrphus Matsumura, 1917

TS: Syrphus aeneostoma Matsumura, 1917.

29. Parasyrphus annulatus (Zetterstedt, 1838): Insecta Lapp.: 604 (Scaeva). TL: “in lapponia meridionali ad Wilhelmina Lapponiae Umensis (Lapponia Suecica; Gothlandia; Scania)” (Sweden).

좀줄꽃등에

sinuatus (Palma, 1863): Ann. Accad. aspir. Natur. Napoli, (3) 3: 51 (Syrphus). TL: “Napoli” (Italy).

zetterstedti (Verhoff, 1891): Ent. Nachr., 17: 360 (Syrphus). TL: “am S뚨abhange des Venusberges bei Bonn” (Germany).

Korean Records:

Parasyrphus annulatus; Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Europe, Russia, East Asia (Mongolia, Korea, Japan).

Genus Scaeva Fabricius, 1850

TS: Musca pyrastri Linnaeus, 1758.

30. Scaeva pyrastri (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 594 (Musca). TL: “Svecia” (Sweden). 닻무늬꽃등에

rosae (De Geer, 1776): M m, Ins., 6: 108; unjustified new name for Musca pyrastri Linnaeus.

mellina (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 80, tab. XXIV, fig. 23 (Musca). TL: not given (England). A junior primary homonym of Musca mellina Linnaeus, 1758.

transfuga (Fabricius, 1794): Entom. syst., 4: 306 (Syrphus). TL: “Europe”.

unicolor Curtis, 1834: Brit. Ent., 8: 509 (Scaeva, as var. of selenitica Meigen). TL: not given (“the neighbourhood of London”) (England).

flavoscutellata (Girschner, 1884): Wien. ent. Ztg, 3(7): 197 (Syrphus (Catabomba), as var. of pyrastri). TL: not given (Th뚼ingen) (Germany).

Korean Records:

Scaeva pyrastri; Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

Genus Sphaerophoria Le Peletier et Serville, 1828

TS: Musca scripta Linnaeus, 1758.

31. Sphaerophoria bengalensis Macquart, 1842: Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1841 (1): 164 and Dipt. exot., 2(2): 104 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Bengale” (India). 남꽃등에

flavoabdominalis Brunetti, 1915: Rec. Indian Mus., 11(3): 214 (Sphaerophoria, as from of bengalensis). TL: “Baluchistan, Bushire, Katmandu (Nepal), Dharampur (Simla Hills) ...; Agra; Ferozepore (Punjab)”.

Korean Records:

Sphaerophoria bengalensis; Peck 1988: 42 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 785 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do).

Distribution: Iran, China, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

32. Sphaerophoria chongjini Ba셚kowska, 1964: Annls zool., Warsz., 22(15): 347 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Korea, Onpho bei Tsch껈gtschin”. 청진꽃등에

Korean Records:

Sphaerophoria chongjini; Ba셚kowska 1964: 347 (orig. desc TL: Korea, Onpho bei Tschongtschin); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 42 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: From Netherlands & Russia to Korea.

33. Sphaerophoria contigua Macquart, 1847: Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1846: 78 and Dipt. exot., suppl. 2: 62 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Philadelphie” (USA). 애꽃등에

diminuta (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 27 (Melithreptus). TL: “Honshu (Kyoto)” (Japan).

hirayamae (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 25 (Melithreptus). TL: “Honshu (Tokyo)” (Japan).

kumamotensis (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 26 (Melithreptus). TL: “Honshu and Kiushu” (Japan).

shibatensis (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 26 (Melithreptus). TL: “Honshu (Shibata in the Prov. Echigo)” (Japan).

takasagensis (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 24 (Melithreptus). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo), Honshu (Takasago)” (Japan).

cylindricus Say, 1824: 11 (preoccupied Fabricius, 1781) (Syrphus).

fulvicauda Bigot, 1884: 104 (Sphaerophoria).

Korean Records:

Allograpta balteata; Nam 1996: 303 (color photo: misidentification).

Sphaegina cylindrica; Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Sphaerophoria contigua; Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Sphaerophoria cylindrica; Shiraki 1930: 395 (redescrip.); Matsumura 1931: 350 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1932: 115 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1956: 1624 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 216 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 131 (aphidophagous syrphid list); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 840 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 29 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 110 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1978: 138 (Imgye-myon); Kim, JI & Lee 1980: 85 (island Sinan-gun); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 290 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 129 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI & Chang 1982b: 176 (Is. Soan); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 175 (Is. Geomun); Kim, CW & Nam 1985: 105 (Mt. Baekun); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Choo 1987: 118 (collected from plum blossom); Ra et al. 1987: 210 (Is. Heuksan); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987a: 226 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula).

Distribution: Korea, Japan, Nearctic Region.

34. Sphaerophoria indiana Bigot, 1884: Annls Soc. ent. Fr., (6) 4: 99 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Indes” (India). 인도꽃등에

[nigritarsis Brunetti, 1915: Rec. Indian Mus., 11(3): 216 (Sphaerophoria, as from of indiana). TL: “Kurseong, Kodiala, Simla Distr.” (India).] “Honshu (Kyoto)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Sphaerophoria indiana; Peck 1988: 42 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 785 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Eastern Palaearctic to Oriental Regions.

35. Sphaerophoria macrogaster (Thomson, 1869): K. svenska Fregatten Eugenies resa, Zool., 2(1): 501 (Syrphus). TL: “Sidney” (Australia). 대풍꽃등에

koreana Ba셚kowska, 1964: Annls zool., Warsz., 22(15): 339 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Korea, Dephun ad Kujang”.

Korean Records:

Sphaerophoria macrogaster; Kim, JI 1972: 30 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Knutson et al. 1975: 318 (Orient. cat.); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 43 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 785 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Eastern Palaearctic to Oriental Region, New Guinea, Australia, New Caledonia.

36. Sphaerophoria menthastri (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 592 (Musca). TL: “Svecia” (Sweden). 꼬마꽃등에

melissae (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 326 (Syrphus). TL: “Stolberg nr. Aachen, Germany” (lectotype des. Vockeroth, 1971: 1632).

picta (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 326 (Syrphus). TL: not given (Europe).

hieroglyphica (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 327 (Syrphus). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).

Korean Records:

Sphaerophoria manthastri; Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang).

Sphaerophoria menthasri; Kim, CW et al. 1976: 110 (Mt. Chiak).

Sphaerophoria menthastri; FESGC 1932: 114 (Gwangneung Forest); Hokuryukan 1932: 115 (redescrip.); Masaki 1934: 403 (Ulreung-do); Masaki 1936: 258 (faunal report); Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 842 (redescrip.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 91 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI 1972: 30 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Lee 1980: 85 (islandSinan-gun); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI & Chang 1982a: 151 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, JI & Chang 1982b: 175 (Is. Soan); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 175 (Is. Geomun); Park & Cho 1986: 136 (Mts. Paegun, Kipaeg, & Hwangsok); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Peck 1988: 43 (Palaearctic cat.); Kim, JI & Lee 1989: 180 (Is. Anma); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

37. Sphaerophoria rueppelli (Wiedemann, 1830): Aussereurop. zweifl. Insekt., 2: 141 (Syrphus). TL: “Nubien”; “Abyssinia” (lectotype des. Vockeroth, 1971: 1633). 루펠꽃등에 (신칭)

incerta (Wiedemann, 1830): Aussereurop. zweifl. Insekt., 2: 143 (Syrphus). TL: “Nubien”.

calceolata Macquart, 1842: Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1841(1): 164 and Dipt. exot., 2(2): 104 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Egypt” (lectotype des. Vockeroth, 1971: 1629).

flavicauda Zetterstedt, 1843: Dipt. Scand., 2: 771 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “in Ostrogothia...; ad Wadstena” (Sweden).

nitidicollis Zetterstedt, 1849: Dipt. Scand., 8: 3156 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “in Scandinavia meridionali; in arenosis Daniae; in Svecia...; in Scania ad Esper꺸 et Limhamn” (Sweden, Denmark).

oleandri Rondani, 1857: Dipt. Ital. Prodromus, 2: 114 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Melita” [=Malta].

serpilli Rondani, 1857: Dipt. Ital. Prodromus, 2: 116 (Sphaerophoria). TL: “Parmae” [=Parma] (Italy).

Korean Records:

Sphaerophoria rueppelli; Peck 1988: 44 (Palaearctic cat.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

38. Sphaerophoria taeniata (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 325 (Syrphus). TL: “Stolberg nr. Aachen, Germany” (lectotype des. Vockeroth, 1971: 1634). 긴애꽃등에

suzukii (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, (2) 1: 21, pl. 1, fig. 15 (Melithreptus). TL: “Honshu (Kyoto)”.

kuwayamae (Matsumura, 1918): J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 3 (Melithreptus). TL: “Hokkaido (Hakodate)” (Japan).

harimensis (Matsumura, 1918): J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 4 (Melithreptus). TL: “Honshu (Harima)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Sphaerophoria taencta; ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.).

Sphaerophoria taeniata; Kim, CW 1971: 842 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1980: 381 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region, Canary Is.

Genus Syrphus Fabricius, 1775

TS: Musca ribesii Linnaeus, 1758.

39. Syrphus ribesii (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 593 (Musca). TL: “Svecia”. (Sweden). 좀넓적꽃등에

vacuus (Scopoli, 1763): Entom. Carniolica: 346 (Musca). TL: “Carniolia” (?Yugoslavia).

blandus (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 106 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

tetragonus (Geoffroy in Fourcroy, 1785): Entom. parisiensis, 2: 484 (Musca). TL: “Paris”.

japonicus Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(4): pl. Ⅵ, fig. 18 (Syrphus (Syrphus)); Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 31 (Syrphus). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo), Honshu (Nikko)” (Japan). A junior primary homonym of Syrphus japonicus Loew, 1858.

jezoensis Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 32 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

kotoriensis Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 36 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Saghalien (Kotori)” (Sakhalin).

moiwanus Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 33 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Mt. Moiwa near Sapporo)” (Japan).

tsukisappensis Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 33 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo and Tsukisapp near Sapporo)” (Japan).

yamahanensis Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 34 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Yamahama near Sapporo)” (Japan).

kuccharerensis Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 29 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Kushiro; ... at the lake-region of Kuccharo” (Japan).

maculifer Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 29 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

okadensis Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 27 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo), at Okada Park” (Japan).

tenuis Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 26 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

tashikaganus Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 29 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Kushiro)” (Japan).

velox Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 25 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

interruptus Ringdahl, 1930: Ent. Tidskr., 51: 173 (Syrphus, as var. of ribesii). TL: “Island”.

brevicinctus Kanervo, 1938: Annls ent. fenn., 4(3): 155 (Syrphus). TL: “Fl. Lena med., Nikolskaja” (Russia: East Siberia).

nigrigena Enderlein, 1938: Sber. Ges. naturf. Freunde, Berl., 1937(4-7): 209 (Syrphus, as var. of ribesii). TL: “Schweden”, “Rum

nien (Banat, Orsova)”, “Riesengebirge (Flinsberg)” [=Sweradꩦ-Zdruj] (Poland), “Lappland (Qvikkjokk)” [=Kvikkjokk] (Finland), “Sibirien” (Russia). A junior primary homonym of S. nigrigena Matsumura, 1917.

beringi Violovitsh, 1975: Taksonomiya i ekologiya zhivotnykh Sibiri (Novye I maloizvestnye vidy fauny Sibiri, 9): 78 (Syrphus). TL: Magadan region, issue of Kegali (Russia).

Korean Records:

Syrphus ribesii; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); Doi 1938b: 92 (Gaema-plateau); Hyun & Woo 1969: 200 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 851 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 41 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 91 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Syrphus ribesti; ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.).

Syrphus ribesu; Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

40. Syrphus torvus (Osten Sacken, 1875): Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist., 18: 139 (Syrphus). TL: “in the subalpine region of Mt. Washington”. “White Mountains”, “Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Canada, the Rocky Mountains in Colorato” (North America). 털좀넓적꽃등에

conspicuus Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 28 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Syrphus torvus; Kim, CW 1971: 851 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 43 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental Regions.

41. Syrphus vitripennis Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 308 (Syrphus). TL: not given (Europe).

노랑벌꿀넓적꽃등에

topiarius Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 305 (Syrphus). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).

confinis (Zetterstedt, 1838): Insecta Lapp: 602 (Scaeva). TL: “in Lapponia meridionale; ad Lycksele ... et alterum in Alpe Brattiks-fjell... (Lapponia)” (Sweden).

akakurensis Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 35 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Honshu (Akakura in the Prov. Echigo)” (Japan).

chujenjianus Matsumura, 1917: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(1): 35 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Chitose), Honshu (Chuzenji near Nikko)” (Japan).

campestris Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 30 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

candidus (Matsumura, 1918): J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 17 (Metasyrphus). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

dubius Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 28 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo) at Nakajima Park” (Japan).

kitakawae Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 25 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

kushirensis Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 30 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Kushiro); ... at the lake-region of Kuccharo” (Japan).

palliventralis Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 26 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

shibechensis Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 31 (Syrphus (Syrphus)). TL: “Hokkaido (Kushiro); ... on the road from Shibecha to Teshikaga” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Syrphus vitripennis; Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental Regions.

Genus Xanthogramma Schiner, 1860

TS: Syrphus ornatus Meigen, 1822.

42. Xanthogramma coreanum Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 403 (Xanthogramma). TL: “Korea (Koryo, Shakuoji)”. 참꽃등에

Korean Records:

Xanthogramma coreanum; Shiraki 1930: 403 (orig. desc TL: Korea (Koryo, Shakuoji)); FESGC 1932: 107 (Gwangneung Forest); Hokuryukan 1932: 115 (redescrip.); Doi 1938a: 11 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 843 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 46 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 380 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 51 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory) to Korea.

Tribe Bacchini 알락꽃등에족

Genus Allobaccha Curran, 1928

TS: Baccha rubella van der Wulp, 1898.

43. Allobaccha apicalis (Loew, 1858): Wien. ent. Machr., 2: 106 (as “Bacha”). TL: not given (“Japan”). 끝검정알락꽃등에

Korean Records:

Allobaccha apicalis; ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 477 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Pyonsan Peninsula); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Baccha apicalis; Kim, CW 1971: 838 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 23 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 174 (Is. Geomun).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

Genus Baccha Fabricius, 1805

TS: Syrphus elongatus Fabricius, 1775.

44. Baccha maculata Walker, 1852: Ins. Saunders., Dipt., 1: 223 (Baccha). TL: “East Indies” 알락꽃등에

Korean Records:

Baccha maculata; Shiraki 1930: 417 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 108 (Gwangneung Forest); Hokuryukan 1932: 114 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1956: 1626 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 214 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 126 (aphidophagous syrphid list); ZSK 1968: 178 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 838 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 23 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Knutson et al. 1975: 323 (Orient. cat.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 110 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1978: 138 (Imgye-myon); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chigab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 263 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Peck 1988: 55 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 786 (Orient. cat.); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 477 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

Tribe Chrysotoxini 수염치레꽃등에족

Genus Chrysotoxum Meigen, 1803

TS: Musca bicincta Linnaeus, 1758.

45. Chrysotoxum coreanum Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 32 (Chrysotoxum). TL: “Korea (Shakuoji)”. 한국수염치레꽃등에

Korean Records:

Chryrototum coreanum; Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji).

Chrysotoxum coreanum; Shiraki 1930: 32 (orig. desc TL: Korea (Shakuoji)); FESGC 1932: 58 (Gwangneung Forest); Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 854 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 52 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 58 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory) to Korea.

46. Chrysotoxum festivum (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 593 (Musca). TL: “Europa”. 수염치레꽃등에

bipunctatum (M뚴ler, 1776): Zool. Danicae Prodromus: 174 (Musca). TL: “Daniae et Norvegiae” (Denmark and Norway).

imbelle (Harris, [1776]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 60, tab. ⅩⅤ, fig. 16 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

geographicum (Geoffroy in Fourcroy, 1785): Entom. parisiensis, 2: 478 (Musca). TL: “Paris”.

annulatum Loew, 1840: 躵fentl. Pr뚫. Sch뚴er K. Friedrich-Wilhelms-Gymnasiums zu Posen, 1840: 26 and Isis (Oken's), 1840 (VII-VIII): 558 (Chrysotoxum, as var. of arcuatum Linnaeus). TL: not given (Posen) [=Pozna셚] (Poland).

infuscatum Loew, 1840: 躵fentl. Pr뚫. Sch뚴er K. Friedrich-Wilhelms-Gymnasiums zu Posen, 1840: 26 and Isis (Oken's), 1840 (VII-VIII): 558 (Chrysotoxum, as var. of arcuatum Linnaeus). TL: not given (Posen) [=Pozna셚] (Poland).

scutellare Loew, 1840: 躵fentl. Pr뚫. Sch뚴er K. Friedrich-Wilhelms-Gymnasiums zu Posen, 1840: 26 and Isis (Oken's), 1840 (VII-VIII): 558 (Chrysotoxum, as var. of festivum). TL: not given (“Grossherzogthum Posen”) [=Pozna ].

tomentosum Giglio-Tos, 1890: Atti Accad. Sci., Torino, 26: 159 (Chrysotoxum, as var. of festivum). TL: “regioni alpine del Piemonte” (Italy).

japonicum Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 253, pl. X III, fig. 28 and Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 6, pl. Ⅰ, fig. 1 (Chrysotoxum). TL: “Honshu (Nikko, Kyoto)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Chrysotoxum festivum; Shiraki 1930: 31 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1956: 1628 (redescrip.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 855 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 52 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 156 (Mts. Chigab & Gyeryong); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Chrystoxum festivum; Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri).

Distribution: Palaearctic, Oriental Regions.

47. Chrysotoxum grande Matsumura, 1911: J. Coll. Sapporo, 4(1): 72 (Chrysotoxum). TL: “Chibesani” [=Sakhalin: Ozerskiy]. 큰수염치레꽃등에

Korean Records:

Chrysotoxum grande; Shiraki 1930: 31 (redescrip.); Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Doi 1939: 42 (Is. Deokjeok); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 855 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 53 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 59 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 786 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory, Sakhalin, Kuril Is), Korea, Japan.

48. Chrysotoxum sapporense Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): pl. I, fig. 3 (Chrysotoxum). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan). 삿포로수염치레꽃등에

carinatum Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 8 (Chrysotoxum). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Chrysotoxum sapporens; Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.).

Chrysotoxum sapporense; Doi 1937: 62 (Is. Deokjeok); Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Doi 1938b: 92 (Gaema-plateau); Doi 1939: 40 (Is. Deokjeok); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 853 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 54 (MS thesis); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan.

49. Chrysotoxum shirakii Matsumura, 1931: 6000 illustr. Ins. Jap. Emp.: 334, fig. 17 (Chrysotoxum. new name for Ch. japonicum Shiraki, a junior primary homonym of Chrysotoxum japonicum Matsumura, 1916). 일본수염치레꽃등에

japonicum Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 35 (Chrysotoxum). TL: “Japan (Sapporo) und Korea (Kasan)”.

Korean Records:

Chrysotoxum haponicum; Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Chrysotoxum japonicum; Okamoto 1924: 154 (Jeju-do); Shiraki 1930: 35 (orig. desc TL: Japan (Sapporo und Korea (Kasan)); Hokuryukan 1956: 1628 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 209 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 126 (aphidophagous syrphid list); Seok 1970: 23 (Jeju-do); Kim, CW 1971: 853 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 53 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1977: 137 (Mt. Jogye); Kim, CW 1980: 264 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 382 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Chrysotoxum shirakii; Cho 1963: 230 (Jeju-do); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, JI 1972: 54 (MS thesis); Peck 1988: 62 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 786 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Nam 1996: 305 (color photo); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Siberia, Russian Far East (Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan.

50. Chrysotoxum sibiricum Loew, 1856: Verh. zool.-bot. Ver. Wien, 6: 611 (Chrysotoxum).

TL: “Sibirien” (Siberia, Russia). 시베리아수염치레꽃등에 (신칭)

Korean Records:

Chrysotoxum sibiricum; Peck 1988: 62 (Palaearctic cat.).

Distribution: Siberia, Russian Far East, Mongolia, North China, Korea.

Tribe Melanostomatini 광꽃등에족

Genus Melanostoma Schiner, 1860

TS: Musca mellina Linnaeus, 1758.

51. ?Melanostoma incisum Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 194, pl. XVI, fig. 10 (Melanostoma). TL: “Honshu (Tokyo and Nikko)”. 배두눈꽃등에

Korean Records:

Melanostoma incisum; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 839 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 33 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Melanostoma incisun; Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Japan, Korea?

Remarks: Peck (1988) listed this as a doubtful species of Melanostoma, and Japanese Check List (Ohara 1988) also indicated "?" for this species. Since the identity of this species in its type locality has not been confirmed yet, the above Korean records are highly questionable.

52. Melanostoma mellinum Linnaeus, 1758: Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 593 (Musca). TL: “Svecia” (Sweden). 광붙이꽃등에

facultas (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 109 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

mellarium (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 328 (Syrphus). TL: not given (“Auf Wiesen und in W

ldern nicht selten”) (?Stolerg near Aachen) [Germany].

melliturgum Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 329 (Syrphus). TL: not given (?Stolerg near Aachen) [Germany].

minutum (Macquart, 1829): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 234 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 86 (Syrphus). TL: “Nord de la France”.

unicolor (Macquart, 1829): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 236 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 88 (Syrphus). TL: “Nord de la France”.

laevigatum (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 7: 134 (Syrphus). TL: not given (“Hiesige Gegend”) (?Stolerg near Aachen) [Germany].

concolor (Walker, 1851): Ins. Brit., Dipt., 1: 296 (Syphus). TL: not given (“In the collection of the Entomological Club. (E.)”) (England).

nigricorne Strobl, 1893: Mitt. naturw. Ver. Steierm., 29: 172 (Melanostoma, as var. of mellinum). TL: “Pitzweide bei Admont, Hohentauern, Scheiplalm des B껎enstein, Mariahof, Almsee bei Turrach” (Austria).

inornatum Matsumura, 1919: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(3-4): 132 (Melanostoma). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)” (Japan).

interruptum Matsumura, 1919: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(3-4): 138 (Melanostoma). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo), Honshu (Iwate)” (Japan).

ochiaianum Matsumura, 1919: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(3-4): 136 (Melanostoma). TL: “Saghalien (Ochiai)” (Sakhalin).

ogasawarae Matsumura, 1919: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(3-4): 137 (Melanostoma). TL: “Honshu (Iwate)” (Japan).

sachalinense Matsumura, 1919: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(3-4): 139 (Melanostoma). TL: “Saghalien (Toyohara)” [=Sakhalin: YuzhnoSakhalinsk].

angustatoides Kanervo, 1934: Annls Soc. zool.-bot. fenn. “Vanamo”, 14(5): 123 (Melanostoma, as var. of mellinum). TL: “in Sodankyl

im s뚨lichen Lappland” (Finland).

melanatum Kanervo, 1934: Annls Soc. zool.-bot. fenn. “Vanamo”, 14(5): 124 (Melanostoma, as var. of mellinum). TL: “Haukilampi” [=Murmansk region] (Russia).

obscuripes Kanervo, 1934: Annls Soc. zool.-bot. fenn. “Vanamo”, 14(5): 123 (Melanostoma, as var. of mellinum). TL: “Parkkino” [=near Pechenga, Murmansk region].

deficiens Szil釭y, 1940: Annls hist.-nat. Mus. natn. hung., 33: 59 (Melanostoma, as ab. of mellinum). TL: “mitteleurop

ischen Hochgebirgen: Radnaer Gebirge (Ungarn) und Tirol” (Roumania, Austria).

dilatatum Szil釭y, 1940: Annls hist.-nat. Mus. natn. hung., 33: 59 (Melanostoma, as ab. of mellinum). TL: “Fuzine, Kroatien” (Yugoslavia).

Korean Records:

Melanostoma mellinum; Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 129 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

53. Melanostoma scalare (Fabricius, 1794): Entom. syst., 4: 308 (Syrphus). TL: “Kiliae” [=Kiel] [Germany]. 광꽃등에

gracile (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 328 (Syrphus). TL: not given (?Stolerg near Aachen) [Germany].

maculosum (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 330 (Syrphus). TL: “England”.

Korean Records:

Melanostoma scalare; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 840 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 33 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 91 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 110 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1978: 138 (Imgye-myon); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mt. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 281 (distr. map); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987a: 226 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1985: 106 (Mt. Baekun).

Distribution: Palaearctic, Afrotropical, Oriental Regions.

Genus Xanthandrus Verrall, 1901

TS: Musca comtus Harris, [1780].

54. Xanthandrus comtus (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 108 (Musca). TL: not given (England). 넉점박이꽃등에

hyalinatus (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 43 (Scaeva). TL: not given (Sweden).

quadriguttulus (Matsumura, 1911): J. Coll. Agric. Sapporo, 4(1): 78 (Syrphus). TL: “Galkinowraskoe” [=Sakhalin: Dolinsk].

reductus ( epel釵, 1940): as. sl. Spol. ent., 37(1): 34 (Epistrophe). TL: “Inovec bei Tren in” [=near Tren in] (Czechoslovakia).

undulatus ( epel釵, 1940): as. sl. Spol. ent., 37(1): 34 (Epistrophe). TL: “Inovec u Tren ina” [=near Tren in] (Czechoslovakia).

Korean Records:

Xanthandrus comtus; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 9 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Peck 1988: 68 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Palaearctic, Oriental Regions.

Genus Platycheirus Le Peletier et Serville, 1828

TS: Syrphus scutatus Meigen, 1822.

55. Platycheirus ambiguus (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveviae: 47 (Scaeva). TL: “Westrogothia” [=prov. V

sterg껏land] (Sweden). 곱슬넓적꽃등에

monochaetus (Loew, 1871): Beschr. europ. Dipt., 2: 224 (Syrphus). TL: “Dalmatien” (Yugoslavia).

Korean Records:

Melanostoma ambigumm; Kim, CW 1971: 839 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 33 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.).

Platycheirus ambiguus; ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Platycheirus ambigumm; Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental Regions.

Tribe Paragini 고려꽃등에족

Genus Paragus Latreille, 1804

TS: Syrphus bicolor Fabricius, 1794.

56. Paragus haemorrhous (Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 182 (Paragus). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).; “s뚨liches Frankreich” (France). 고려꽃등에

sigillatus Curtis, 1836: Brit. Ent., 8: 593 (Paragus). TL: “Darent” (Great Britain).

trianguliferus Zetterstedt, 1838: Insecta Lapp.: 618 (Paragus). TL: “in Lapponia meridionali; ad hovacculum Umenaes, Lapponiae Umensis (Lappon.-Gottland. Scania)” (Sweden).

pallipes Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 11, pl. l, fig. 6 (Paragus). TL: “Saghalien, Honshu (Towada, Tokyo, Kyoto)” (Russia, Japan).

coreanus Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 250 (Paragus). TL: “Korea-Koryo, Kongo, Shakuoji”.

Korean Records:

Paragus coreanus; Shiraki 1930: 250 (orig. desc TL: Korea-Koryo, Kongo, Shakuoji); FESGC 1932: 90 (Gwangneung Forest); Hokuryukan 1932: 115 (redescrip.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 836 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 48 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 378 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Paragus haemorrhous; Peck 1988: 78 (Palaearctic cat.).

Distribution: Palaearctic, Afrotropical Regions.

57. Paragus jozanus Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 10, pl. l, fig. 5 (Paragus). TL: “Hokkaido (Jozankei near Sapporo)” (Japan). 조잔꽃등에

Korean Records:

Paragus jozanus; Kim, CW 1971: 836 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 48 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 378 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 159 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Peck 1988: 78 (Palaearctic cat.); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

58. Paragus politus Wiedemann, 1830: Aussereurop. zweifl. Insekt., 2: 89 (Paragus). TL: “China”. 광택꽃등에

Korean Records:

Paragus polistus; Kim, JI 1972: 49 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1980: 378 (Korean check.).

Paragus politus; Kim, CW 1971: 836 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW 1980: 286 (distr. map); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do).

Distribution: China, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

59. Paragus tibialis (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 60 (Pipiza). TL: “in Vestrogothia...; in arvis montosis Scaniae” [=prov. V

sterg껏land and prov. Sk駂e] (Sweden). 종아리꽃등에

aeneus Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 183 (Paragus). TL: “s뚨liches Frankreich” (France).

femoratus Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 184 (Paragus). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).

obscurus Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 183 (Paragus). TL: “Frankreich” (France).

zonatus Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 177 (Paragus). TL: “Herzogthum Berg” [Germany].

analis (Macquart in Webb and Berthelot, 1839): Hist. nat. Canaries, Entom., 2(2): 109 (Ascia). TL: “Iles Canaries”.

nigritus Gimmerthal, 1842: Bull. Soc. nat. Moscou, 15: 668 (Paragus). TL: “Lief-und Kurland” [=Estonian and Latvian SSR].

dispar Schummel, 1843: Uebers. schles. Ges. vaterl., Kult. 1842: 163 (Paragus). TL: “bei Lissa” [=near Wroclaw] (Poland).

numida Macquart in Lucas (ed.), 1849: Explor. scient. Algerie, Zool., 3: 471 (Paragus). TL: “environs d'Alger et du cercle de Lacalle” (Algeria).

varipes (Bigot, 1880): Annls Soc. ent. Fr., (5) 10: 150 and Annls Soc. ent. Fr., (6) 5(1885): 249 (Orthonevra). TL: “au nord de la Perse et sur le versant mridional du Caucase”.

ogasawarae Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 13, pl. 1, fig. 8 (Paragus). TL: “Honshu (Iwate)” (Japan).

lamagawanus Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 9 (Paragus). TL: “Honshu (Tamagawa)” (Japan).

meridionalis Becker, 1921: Mitt. zool. Mus. Berl., 10: 4 (Paragus, as var. of tibialis). TL: “Griechenland, Nord-Africa, Sarepta, Turkestan, Teneriffa, Schlesien” (Greece; North Africa; Russia: Krasnoarmeysk, Turkestan; Canary Is, Poland).

mogolicus Kanervo, 1938: Annls ent. fenn., 4(3): 149 (Paragus, as var. of tibialis). TL: “Daurien” [=Transbaikal] (Russia).

Korean Records:

Paragus tibialis; Shiraki 1930: 247 (redescrip.); Matsumura 1931: 348 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1932: 114 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 217 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 130 (aphidophagous syrphid list); ZSK 1968: 178 (Korean check.); Seok 1970: 24 (Jeju-do); Kim, CW et al. 1971: 56 (Ulreung); Kim, CW 1971: 837 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 50 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 121 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyebang); Kim, CW 1980: 288 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Chang 1982a: 151 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, JI & Chang 1982b: 175 (Is. Soan); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Peck 1988: 78 (Palaearctic cat.); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental Regions.

60. Paragus fasciatus Coquillett, 1898: Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 320 (Paragus). TL: not given (Japan). 무늬넓적꽃등에

Korean Records:

Paragus fasciatus; Kim, CW 1971: 835 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 48 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 285 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 378 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory), Korean, Japan (Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu).

61. Paragus quadrifasciatus Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 181 (Paragus). TL: “Frankreich” (France). 네줄박이좀꽃등에

concinnus (Wiedemann in Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 321 (Syrphus). TL: “Neapel” [=Naples] (Italy).

albifrons (Wiedemann in Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 322 (Syrphus, in synonymy with I. concinnus). In paragus a junior secondary homonym of Pipiza albifrons Falln, 1817.

bifasciatus Macquart, 1834: Hist. nat. Ins,. Distr., 1: 566 (Paragus). TL: “Bordeaux” (France).

pulcherrimus Strobl, 1893: Wien. ent. Ztg, 12: 78 (Paragus). TL: “Fiume, Abbazia” [Pijeka and Opatija] (Yugoslavia).

variofasciatus Becker, 1907: Z. syst. Hymenopt. Dipterol., 7: 249 (Paragus). TL: “Biskra” (Algeria).

nohirae Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 12, pl. 1, fig. 7 (Paragus). TL: “Honshu (Kurama in Kyoto)” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Paragus guadrifasciatus; ZSK 1968: 178 (Korean check.).

Paragus quadrifasciatus; Shiraki 1930: 246 (redescrip.); Matsumura 1931: 348 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 90 (Gwangneung Forest); Hukuryukan 1956: 1614 (redescrip.); Hukuryukan 1965: 217 (redescrip.); Okuno 1967: 130 (aphidophagous syrphid list); Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, JI 1972: 49 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1978: 138 (Imgye-myon); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 287 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 379 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Chang 1982a: 151 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Peck 1988: 82 (Palaearctic cat.); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 289 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do).

Paragus quadrifasiatus; Kim, CW 1971: 837 (redescrip.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

Subfamily Milesiinae 알락긴꽃등에아과

Tribe Pipizini 좀꽃등에족

Genus Pipiza Falln, 1810

TS: Musca noctiluca Linnaeus, 1758.

62. Pipiza abdominalis (Shiraki et Edashige, 1953): Trans. Shikoku ent. Soc., 3(5-6): 84 (Pipizella). TL: “Omogo Valley, Iyo, Ehime Prefecture” (Japan). 배점박이꽃등에

Korean Records:

Pipiza abdominalis; Kim, JI et al. 1983: 204 (new Korean record); Peck 1988: 86 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 787 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Shikoku).

63. Pipiza austriaca Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 246 (Pipiza). TL: not given (Europe). 오스트리아꽃등에

Korean Records:

Pipiza austriaca; Kim, CW 1971: 859 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 13 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 245 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 289 (distr. map); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Pipiza qustniace; Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

64. Pipiza flavimaculata Matsumura, 1918: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 8(1): 2 (Pipiza). TL: “Honshu (Iwate)” (Japan). 점꽃등에

Korean Records:

Pipiza flavimaculata; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 8 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 14 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Pipiza flavomaculata; Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu).

65. Pipiza inornata Matsumura, 1916: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 15, pl. 1, fig. 10 (Pipiza). TL: “Hokkaido (Moiwa in Sapporo)”. 검정점꽃등에

Korean Records:

Pipiza inornata; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 8 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 14 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Hokkaido).

66. Pipiza signata Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 246 (Pipiza). TL: not given (Europe).

좀검정꽃등에

Pipiza signata; Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Europe, Russia, East Asia (Korea, Japan), Oriental Region (Taiwan).

Genus Pipizella Rondani, 1856

TS: Mulio virens Fabricius, 1805.

67. Pipizella biglumis (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 14, pl. 1, fig. 9 (Pipiza). TL: “Honshu (Tamba), Kiushu (Moji)” (Japan). 두흰점꽃등에 (신칭)

Korean Records:

Heringia biglumis; Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu, Kyushu).

Genus Stenopipiza Matsumura, 1919

TS: Stenopipiza bipunctata Matsumura, 1919.

68. Stenopipiza bipunctata Matsumura, 1919: Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 3(3-4): 141 (Stenopipiza). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)”. 배줄꽃등에

Korean Records:

Stenopipija bipunctata; ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.).

Stenopipiza bipunctata; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 845 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 51 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

Genus Triglyphus Loew, 1840

TS: Triglyphus primus Loew, 1840.

69. Triglyphus primus Loew, 1840: 躵fentl. Pr뚫. Sch뚴er K. Friedrich-Wilhelms- Gymnasiums zu Pozen, 1840: 30 and Isis (Oken's), 1840 (VII-VIII): 565 (Triglyphus). TL: “Posen” [=Pozna셚] (Poland). 좀꽃등에

Korean Records:

Triglyphus primus; Shiraki 1930: 251 (redescrip.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 858 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 15 (MS thesis); Peck 1988: 93 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Triglypus primus; Hokuryukan 1932: 91 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Europe, Russia, Korea.

Tribe Cheilosiini 별꽃등에족

Genus Cheilosia Meigen, 1822

TS: Eristalis scutellatus Falln, 1817.

70. Cheilosia abbreviata Shiraki, 1953: Trans. Shikoku ent. Soc., 3(5-6): 87 (Cheilosia). TL: “Kamikochi, Nagano Pref.” (Japan). 난쟁이별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Cheilosia abbreviata; Kim, CW 1971: 860 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 16 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 477 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu, Shikoku).

71. Cheilosia aterrima (Sack, 1927): Stettin. ent. Ztg, 88: 305 (Cheilosia). TL: “aus Toa Tsu Kutsu” (Taiwan). 흐린날개별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Cheilosia aterrima; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 8 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 17 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Cheilosia atterima; Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

72. Cheilosia bombiformis (Matsumura, 1916): Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 220, pl. XVII, fig. 2 (Nephomyia). TL: “Honshu (Nikko)”. 애꽃벌붙이별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Cheilosia bombiformis; Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Nephomyia bombiformis; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

73. Cheilosia facialis Shiraki, 1968: Fauna jap. Syrphidae, 2: 141 (Cheilosia). TL: “Tokusawa, near Kamikochi” (Japan). 얼굴별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Cheilosia facialis; Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

74. Cheilosia fuscipennis Shiraki, 1953: Trans. Shikoku ent. Soc., 3(5-6): 90, pl. 3, fig. 5 (Cheilosia). TL: “Nakayama Pass., Tochigi Pref.” (Japan). 검정끝별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Cheilosia fuscipennis; Kim, CW 1971: 859 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 17 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1979: 86 (Is. Geoje); Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 129 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku).

75. Cheilosia illustrata (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 104 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

별꽃등에

rupestris (Panzer, [1798]): Faunae insect. germ., Fasc. 59: 13 (Syrphus). TL: “in Silesiae montibus” (Poland).

magnifica (Helln, 1930): Notul. ent., 10: 29 (Chilosia). Type localities: “Gegenden des Stillen Meeres in Ostsibirien”, “Ajan”, “Kamtschatka: Ozernaja... und in Bolscherjetka” (Russia).

portschinskiana Stackelberg, 1960; Ent. Obozr., 39(2): 441 (Cheilosia). TL: Kirovakan, Armenia.

Korean Records:

Cheilosia illustrata; Shiraki 1968a: 92 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Europe, Russia (E. Siberia) to Korea.

76. Cheilosia longiptera Shiraki, 1968: Fauna jap. Syrphidae, 2: 103 (Cheilosia). TL: “Mt. Tadeshina, Nagano Pref” (Japan). 큰날개별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Cheilosia longiptear; Kim, JI et al. 1983: 206 (new Korean record).

Cheilosia longiptera; Peck 1988: 108 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 788 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Rusian Far East (Kunashir, Shikotan Is1), Korea, Japan (Honshu).

77. Cheilosia matsumurana (Shiraki, 1930): Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 316 (Cheilosia). TL: “Japan-Hokkaido (Josankei)”. 먹별꽃등에

luteipes Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 319 (Cheilosia). TL: “Japan-Honshu (Hakubasan), Hokkaido (Sapporo)”.

Korean Records:

Cheilosia luteipes; Kim, CW 1971: 860 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 18 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, JI & Chang 1982b: 176 (Is. Soan); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya).

Cheilosia matsumurana; Shiraki 1968a: 63 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 477 (Jeju-do).

Chilosia luteipes; Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Doi 1938b: 92 (Gaema-plateau); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory, Kunashir, Moneron Is), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

78. Chelosia motodomariensis Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 239, pl. XVII, fig. 17 (Cheilosia). TL: “Saghalien (Motodomari)” [= Vostochnyi, Sakhalin]. 무늬별꽃등에

unicolor (Sack, 1941): Arb. morph. taxon. Ent. Berl., 8(3): 189 (Chilosia). TL: “Gaolinzsy” (NE China).

subillustrata Stakelberg, 1963: Stuutg. Beitr. Naturk., No. 113: 2 (Cheilosia). TL: “Baikit, Podkamennaya Tunguska, Ost-Sibirien” (E Siberia).

unicolor Shiraki, 1968: Fauna jap. Syrphidae, 2: 94 (Cheilosia). A junior primary homonym of Ch. unicolor Sack, 1941. TL: “Mt. Tadeshina, Nagano Pref.” (Japan: Honshu).

Korean Records:

Cheilosia motodomariensis; Kim, CW 1971: 861 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 18 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 129 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Chilosia motodomariensis; Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Siberia, Russian Far East, Mongolia, Korea, Japan.

79. Cheilosia ochripes (Shiraki, 1930): Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 292 (Cheilosia). TL: “Japan-Hokkaido (Josankei, Sapporo). Sachalin-Odomari” (Japan: Hokkaido; Sakhalin: Korsakov). 뒷가슴가시털별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Cheilosia ochripes; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 9 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 17 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 245 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido).

Genus Ferdinandea Rondani, 1844

TS: Conops cuprea Scopoli, 1763.

80. Ferdinandea cuprea (Scopoli, 1763): Entom. carniolica: 355 (Conops). TL: “Carniolia” [=Carinthia] (NE Yugoslavia). 두눈박이꽃등에

rutilo (Harris, [1780]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 80, pl. XⅩⅣ, fig. 21 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

nitens (Villers, 1789): Caroli Linnaei entom., 3: 549 (Musca). TL: “Gallia Australiore” (France).

testacicornis Rondani, 1844: Nuovi Ann. Sci. nat. Ist. Bologna,(2) 2: 201 (Ferdinandea); nomen nudum, published in synonymy with Ferdinandea cuprea (Scopoli, 1763).

suzukii Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 224, pl.X VII, fig.5 (Ferdinandea). TL: “Honshu (Kyoto)”.

Korean Records:

Ferdinandea cuprea; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 857 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 64 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

81. Ferdinandea nigrifrons (Egger, 1860): Verh. zool-bot. Ges. Wien, 10: 664 (Chrysochlamys). TL: “Austria,... Wiener Gegend”. 검은이마큰별꽃등에

Korean Records:

Ferdinandea nigrifrans; Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Ferdinandea nigrifrons; Kim, JI et al. 1983: 204 (new Korean record); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Europe, Korea

82. Ferdinandea ruficornis (Fabricius, 1775): Syst. entom.: 769 (Syrphus). TL: “Dania”.

애두눈박이꽃등에

Korean Records:

Ferdinandea ruficornis; Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Europe, Russia, N. China, Korea.

Genus Rhingia Scopoli, 1763

TS: Conops rostrata Linnaeus, 1758.

83. Rhingia laevigata Loew, 1858: Wien. ent. Mschr., 2: 107 (Rhingia). TL: not given (Japan).

진꽃등에

apicalis Matsumura, 1905: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add., 2: 97, pl.25, fig.3 (Rhingia). TL: “Hokkaido, Honshu” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Rhingia laevigata; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); Doi 1938b: 92 (Gaema-plateau); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 857 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 19 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 245 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 384 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Khabarovsk & Primorye Territories, Sakhalin, Kunashir, Shikotan) to Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

Tribe Callicerini 긴수염꽃등에족

Genus Callicera Panzer, 1809

TS: Bibio aenea Fabricius, 1781.

84. Callicera aenea (Fabricius, 1781): Species insect., 2: 413 (Bibio). TL: “Germania”.

광택긴수염꽃등에

aurata (Rossi, 1790): Fauna Etrusca, 2: 288 (Syrphus). TL: “in provinciis Florentina et Pisana” [= Firenze and Pisa] (Italy).

panzeri Rondani, 1844: Annls Soc. ent. Fr., (2)2: 68 (Callicera, new name for Callicera aenea Panzer, 1809, not Fabricius, 1781).

Korean Records:

Callicera aenea; Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region, Taiwan.

Tribe Volucellini 대모꽃등에족

Genus Volucella Geoffroy, 1762

TS: Musca pellucens Linnaeus, 1758.

85. Volucella coreana Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 225 (Volucella). TL: “Korea (Koryo)”. 참대모꽃등에

Korean Records:

Volucella coreana; Shiraki 1930: 225 (orig. desc TL: Korea (Koryo)); Sack 1931: 243 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 85 (Gwangneung Forest); Hokuryukan 1932: 115 (redescrip.); Doi 1938a:10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 862 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 82 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 129 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory) to Korea.

86. Volucella jeddona Bigot, 1875: Annls Soc. ent. Fr., (5) 5: 472 (Volucella). TL: “Japan”.

대모꽃등에

brevipila Portschinsky, 1887: Trudy russk. ent. Obshch., 21(1-2): 7 (Volucella). TL: “Amur” (Russian Far East).

nigrithrax Zimina, 1961: Sb. Trud. zool. Mus. Mosk. Gos. Univ., 8: 143 (Volucella, as var. of jeddona). TL: Southern Primorye (Russia).

Korean Records:

Volucella ioddona; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.).

Volucella jeadona; Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong).

Volucella jeddona; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji); Kim, CW 1971: 864 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 82 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 247 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Volucella jedona; Nagaoka 1940: 481 (Mt. Myohyang).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory, Sakhalin, Kunashir, Shikotan), Mongolia, Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

87. Volucella nigricans Coquillett, 1898: Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 324 (Volucella). TL: not given (Japan). 검정대모꽃등에

Korean Records:

Eoseristalis nigricans; Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Lee 1989: 180 (Is. Anma).

Volucella nigiricans; Kim, CW et al. 1974: 247 (DMZ); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong).

Volucella nigricans; Okamoto 1924: 154 (Jeju-do); Shiraki 1930: 216 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 84 (Gwangneung Forest); Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); Hokuryukan 1956: 1645 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 209 (redescrip.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Shiraki 1968a: 215 (redescrip.); Seok 1970: 24 (Jeju-do); Kim, CW 1971: 863 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 83 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Knutson et al. 1975: 336 (Orient. cat.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 293 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Peck 1988: 130 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 789 (Japanese check.); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Sockri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Volycella nigricans; Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya).

Distribution: Korea, Japan, Taiwan.

88. Volucella nigropicta Portschinsky, 1884: Trudy russk. ent. Obshch. [= Horae Soc. ent. Ross.], 18(1-2): 127 (Volucella). TL: “Amur” (Russia). 육점박이대모꽃등에

sexmaculata Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 212. pl. X VI, fig. 26 (Volucella). TL: “Honshu” (Kyoto and Osaka)” (Japan).

Korean Records: The following records of V. nigropicta in Korea appear mostly misidentifications of V. sp. near inanoides Herv-Bazin (see “Remarks”).

Volucella nigropicta; Ohara 1989: 789 (Japanese check.); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 219 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Volucella sexmaculata; Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 865 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 84 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 122 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 294 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 132 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 42 (anatomy); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Volycella sexmaculata; Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan (Honshu).

Remarks: So far as we confirmed, the above records are mixture of Volucella nigropicta and V. sp. near inanoides Herv-Bazin (prob. new species). V. nigropicta is actually a very rare species (we have seen only three Korean specimens), but the other species has been repeatedly misidentified by Korean authors as V. nigropicta (=V. sexmaculata). This is probably because incorrect illustration and description were given in Kim, CW (1971), which has been used by most Korean workers for identification.

89. Volucella nitobei Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 210. pl. X VI, fig. 24 (Volucella). TL: “Honshu (Aomori, Kyoto and Osaka)”. 니토베대모꽃등에

Korean Records:

Volucella linearis; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek).

Volucella nitobei; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 864 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 84 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); Han et al. 1998: 10 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

90. Volucella pellucens tabanoides Motschulsky, 1859: Bull. Soc. nat. Moscou, 32(2): 504 (Volucella, as species). TL: “des environs du fl. Amour, depuis la Schilka jusqu' Nikolaꆃsk” (Russian Far East). 어리대모꽃등에

Korean Records:

Vollucella tabanoides; Park & Cho 1986: 136 (Mts. Paegun, Kipaeg, & Hwangsok).

Volucella noides; Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji).

Volucella pellucens tabanoides; Peck 1988: 131 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 789 (Japanese check.); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 480 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Nam 1996: 307 (color photo); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Volucella tabanaides; Kim, JI 1972: 84 (MS thesis).

Volucella tabanoides; Shiraki 1930: 216 (redescrip.); FESGC 1932: 84 (Gwangneung Forest); Nagaoka 1938: 27 (Mt. Myohyang); Doi 1938a: 11 (Korean check.); Hokuryukan 1956: 1646 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1965: 209 (redescrip.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Shiraki 1968a: 213 (redescrip.); Kim, CW 1971: 863 (redescrip.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Ito et al. 1977: 254 (redescrip.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 295 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, CW 1984: 91 (Mt. Jeombong); Nakane 1984: 13 (color photo); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 42 (anatomy); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Volucella tubanoides; Ra et al. 1987: 210 (Is. Heuksan).

Distribution: Siberia, Russian Far East, Mongolia, China, Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

91. Volucella suzukii Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 236. pl. X VII, fig. 14 (Volucella). TL: “Honshu (Kyoto)”. 장수말벌집대모꽃등에

Korean Records:

Volucella suzukii; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 12 (new Korean record); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 122 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Volucella olucella suzukii; Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak).

Distribution: Japan (Honshu), Korea.

Tribe Chrysogasterini 잠자리꽃등에족

Genus Orthonevra Macquart, 1829

TS: Chrysogaster elegans Meigen, 1822.

92. Orthonevra karumaiensis (Matsumura, 1916): Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 16 (Pipizella).

TL: “Honshu (Iwate)” (Japan). 별붙이꽃등에

ussuriana (Stackelberg, 1930): Russk. ent. Obozr., 23(3-4): 248 (Orthoneura). TL: “S뚨-Ussuri-Gebiet: Tjumenj-ula, an der Grenze von Russland und Korea; Nikolsk-Ussurijskij”.

Korean Records:

Orthonevra karumaiensis; Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI et al. 1983: 205 (new Korean record); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Peck 1988: 141 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 790 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Khabarovsk & Primorye Territories), Korea, Japan (Honshu).

Genus Sphegina Meigen, 1822

TS: Milesia clunipes Falln, 1816.

93. Sphegina japonica Shiraki et Edashige, 1953: Trans. Shikoku ent. Soc., 3(5-6): 108 (Sphegina). TL: “Omogo Valley, Ehime Pref.” (Japan). 일본잠자리꽃등에 (신칭)

macrocerca Stackelberg, 1956: Ent. Obozr., 35(4): 938 (Sphegina (Asiosphegina)). TL: Sakhalin: Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Kunashir: Vodopadnoe.

Korean Records:

Sphaegina japonica; Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kuril Is), Korea, Japan (Honshu, Shikoku).

94. Sphegina clunipes (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 12 (Milesia). TL: “Smolandia” [=prov. Sm?land] (Sweden). 잠자리꽃등에

nigra Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 195 (Sphegina). TL: not given (?Stolberg near Aachen) [Germany].

nigricornis Macquart, 1829: Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 166 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 18 (Sphegina). TL: “Nord de la France”.

flava Macquart, 1834: Hist. nat. Ins., Dipt., 1: 577 (Sphegina). TL: “de Bordeaux” (France).

elegans Schummel, 1843: Uebers. schles. Ges. vaterl. Kult., 1842: 167 (Sphegina). TL: “Schlesien” (Poland).

Korean Records:

Sphegina clunipes; Hokuryukan 1965: 214 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 15 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 39 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Europe, Russia, Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

Tribe Sericomyini 줄꽃등에족

Genus Sericomyia Meigen, 1803

TS: Musca lappona Linnaeus, 1758.

95. Sericomyia sachalinica Stackelberg, 1926: Annu. Mus. zool. Acad. Sci. USSR, 26(1/2): 92 (Sericomyia). TL: “insula Sachalin” (Russia, Sakhalin). 줄꽃등에

japonica Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 45 (Sericomyia). TL: “Japan (Josankei, Sapporo und Teshio)” and “Sachalin (Korsakoff, Solowiyofka)” (Sakhalin, Russia).

nigriceps Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 46 (Sericomyia). TL: “Hokkaido (Josankei), Sachalin (Toyohara)” (Japan: Hokkaido; Russia: Sakhalin (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk)).

Korean Records:

Sericomyia japonica; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 866 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 58 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.).

Sericomyia sachalinica; ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kunashir), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido).

Tribe Eumerini 알뿌리꽃등에족

Genus Eumerus Meigen, 1822

TS: Syrphus tricolor Fabricius, 1798.

96. Eumerus djakonovi Stackelberg, 1952: Trudy zool. Inst., Leningr., 12: 378 (Eumerus).

TL: Southern Primorye: Yakovlevka, Spassk district. 북방알뿌리꽃등에 (신칭)

Korean Records:

Eumerus djakonovi; Peck 1988: 156 (Palaearctic cat.).

Distribution: E Siberia (Transbaikal), Russian Far East (Khabarovsk and Primorye Territories), Mongolia, Korea.

97. Eumerus iidai Shiraki, 1952: Mushi, 23(1): 9 (Eumerus). TL: “from the Mount Takao, near Tokyo”. 이이다알뿌리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Eumerus idaii; Kim, JI 1972: 56 (MS thesis).

Eumerus iidai; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 10 (new Korean record); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Chang 1982b: 175 (Is. Soan); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu).

98. Eumerus japonicus Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 195, pl. X VI, fig. 11: and Ent. Mag., Kyoto, 2(1): 18 (Eumerus). TL: “Honshu (Kyoto)”. 일본알뿌리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Eumerus japonica; Hokuryukan 1965: 212 (redescrip.); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities);

Eumerus japonicus; Shiraki 1930: 96 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1932: 114 (redescrip.); Hokuryukan 1956: 1629 (redescrip.); Shiraki 1968a: 16 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 57 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Peck 1988: 158 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 791 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Primorye Territory) to Korea, Japan (Honshu, Shikoku).

99. Eumerus kongosanensis Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 93 (Eumerus). TL: “Korea (Kongosan)”. 금강산알뿌리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Eumerus kongosanensis; Shiraki 1930: 93 (orig. desc TK: Korea (Kongosan)); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 158 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea.

100. Eumerus strigatus (Falln, 1817): Syrphici Sveciae: 61 (Pipiza). TL: “Vestrogothia; et in Scania” [=prov. V

sterg껏land and prov. Sk?ne] (Sweden). 알뿌리꽃등에

funeralis Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 208 (Eumerus). TL: not given (“aus hiesiger Gegend”) (?Stolberg near Aachen) [Germany]; “軋terreich” (Austria).

grandicornis Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 208 (Eumerus). TL: not given (“aus hiesiger Gegend”) (?Stolberg near Aachen) [Germany]; “軋terreich” (Austria).

lunulatus Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 209 (Eumerus). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).

planifrons Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 209 (Eumerus). TL: not given (Europe).

aeneus Macquart, 1829: Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 269 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 121 (Eumerus). TL: “Nord de la France”.

melanopus Rondani, 1857: Dipt. Ital. Prodromus, 2: 90 (Eumerus). TL: “in collibus ditionis parmensis... in Etruria” [=region of Parma and Toscana] (Italy).

rufitarsis Strobl, 1906: Mems R. Soc. esp. Hist. nat., 3: 329 (Eumerus, as var. of lunulatus). TL: “Villa Rutis” (Spain).

griseofasciatus (Matsumura, 1916): Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 250, pl. 17, fig. 25 (Paragopsis). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)”.

Korean Records:

Eumerus strigatus; Kim, JI 1972: 57 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Chang 1982b: 175 (Is. Soan); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 175 (Is. Geomun); Peck 1988: 163 (Palaearctic cat.); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region, Nearctic Region (immigrant).

Genus Merodon Meigen, 1803

TS: Syrphus clavipes Fabricius, 1781.

101. ?Merodon equestris (Fabricius, 1794): Entom. syst., 4: 292 (Syrphus). TL: “Italia”.

수선화꽃등에

flavicans (Fabricius, 1794): Entom. syst., 4: 292 (Syrphus). TL: “Italia”.

ferrugineus (Fabricius, 1805): Syst. antl.: 240 (Eristalis). TL: “Mogador” [=Essaouira] (Morocco).

narcissi (Fabricius, 1805): Syst. antl.: 239 (Eristalis). TL: “in radicibus liliaciorum Galliae” (France).

constans (Wiedemann in Meigen, 1822): Syst. Beschr., 3: 354 (Merodon). TL: not given (“in der Hoffmannseggischen Sammlung”) (Europe). In Merodon a junior secondary homonym of Syrphus constans Rossi, 1794.

nobilis Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 353 (Merodon). TL: not given (Europe).

transversalis Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 354 (Merodon). TL: not given (Europe).

validus Wiedemann in Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 365 (Merodon). TL: “S뚨deutschland” (S Germany).

bulborum Rondani, 1845: Nuovi Ann. Sci. nat. 1st. Bologna, (2) 4: 256 and 259 (Merodon). TL: “Parma” (Italy).

tuberculatus Rondani, 1845: Nuovi Ann. Sci. nat. 1st. Bologna, (2) 4: 256 (Merodon). TL: “Parma” (Italy).

nigrithorax Bezzi, 1900: Bull. Soc. ent. ital., 32: 89 (Merodon, as var. of equestris). TL: “Macerata” [=Marche] (Italy).

Korean Records: all of the following records appear to be misidentifications of Mallota spp. (see “Remarks”).

Lampetia eqestria; Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 129 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong).

Lampetia equestris; Kim, CW 1971: 846 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 81 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 278 (distr. map); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do).

Lampetia equstris; Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul).

Lampetia equastris; Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul).

Merodon equestris; Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 42 (anatomy); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 188 (Mt. Sockri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Distribution: Europe, North Africa (Morocco, Egypt), Nearctic Region (immigrant).

Remarks: According to the distribution range of M. equestris, occurrence of this species in Korea is highly doubtful. Many records of this species, as far as we confirmed, are misidentifications of Mallota spp., most commonly M. tricolor. This is probably because incorrect illustration and description were given in Kim, CW (1971), which has been used by the most Korean workers for identification.

102. Merodon kawamurai Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 256, pl. X VIII, fig. 1 (Merodon). TL: “Kiushu (Kumamoto)”. 진흙꽃등에

Korean Records:

Merodon kawamura; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 11 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 78 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.).

Merodon kawamurai; ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Kyushu).

Genus Psilota Meigen, 1822

TS: Psilota anthracina Meigen, 1822.

103. Psilota brevicornis Shiraki, 1968: Fauna jap. Syrphidae, 2: 56 (Psilota). TL: “Omogo, Ehime Pref.” 잔털꽃등에

Korean Records:

Psilota brevicornis; Kim, JI et al. 1983: 205 (new Korean record); Peck 1988: 176 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 791 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 290 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Shikoku).

Tribe Ceriodini 벌붙이꽃등에족

Genus Monoceromyia Shannon, 1922

TS: Ceria tricolor Loew, 1861.

104. Monoceromyia pleuralis (Coquillett, 1898): Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 302 (Sphiximorpha). TL: not given (Japan). 벌붙이꽃등에

Korean Records:

Ceriana pleuralis; Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.).

Monoceromyia pleuralis; Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Sphyximorphoides pleuralis; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 884 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 88 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 42 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 156 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Khabarovsk and Primorye Territories), Korea, Japan (Honshu).

Tribe Eristalini 순꽃등에족 (개칭)

Genus Eristalinus Londani, 1845

TS: Musca sepulchralis Linnaeus, 1758.

105. Eristalinus (Eristalinus) aeneus (Scopoli, 1763): Ent. Carniolica: 356 sex?; Conops).

TL: Europe, M. comb. 검정루리꽃등에 (신칭)

Korean Records:

Eristalinus aeneus; Knutson et al. 1975: 347 (Orient. cat.).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental, Australian Regions.

106. Eristalinus (Lathyrophthalmus) quinquestriatus (Fabricius, 1794): Entom. syst., 4: 289 (Syrphus). TL: “India orientali”. 오줄루리꽃등에

pictus (Macquart, 1846): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1844: 258 and Dipt. exot., suppl. 1: 130 (Eristalis). TL: not given.

aesepus (Walker 1849): List Dipt. Brit. Mus., 3: 625 (Eristalis). TL: “China”.

Korean Records:

Eristalinus quinquestriatus; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Eristalis quinquestriatus; Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities).

Lathyrophthalmus quinqueshiatus; Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Lathyrophthalmus quinquestriatus; Kim, CW 1971: 870 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 75 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Distribution: China, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

107. Eristalinus (Lathyrophthalmus) tarsalis (Macquart, 1855): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1854: 107 and Dipt. exot., suppl. 5: 87 (Eristalis). TL: “China borale”. 눈루리꽃등에

ocularius (Coquillett, 1898): Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 325 (Eristalis). TL: not given (Japan).

Korean Records:

Eristalinus tarsalis; Knutson et al. 1975: 349 (Orient. cat.); Peck 1988: 184 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 791 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Eristalis ocularis; Shiraki 1930: 138 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do).

Eristalis ocularius; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.).

Eristalis tarsalis; Kim, JI 1995a: 177 (Mt. Sobaek).

Lathyrophalmus ocularis; Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities).

Lathyrophtalmus ocularis; Kim, CW 1980: 279 (distr. map).

Lathyrophthalmus ocularis; Shiraki 1968b: 182 (redescrip.); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 169 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 869 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 73 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972b: 199 (Mt. Daedun); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 122 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 247 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, JI & Lee 1980: 85 (island Sinan-gun); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek).

Distribution: China, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

108. Eristalinus (Lathyrophthalmus) viridis (Coquillett, 1898): Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 326 (Eristalis). TL: not given (Japan). 루리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Eristalinus viridis; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Eristalis viridis; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987a: 226 (Mujugucheondong). Lathyrophthalmus viridis; Kim, CW 1971: 870 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 75 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Lathyrophthamus viridis; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.).

Distribution: China, Korea, Japan (Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu).

Genus Eristalis Latreille, 1804

TS: Musca tenax Linnaeus, 1758.

109. Eristalis (Eoseristalis) arbustorum (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 591 (Musca). TL: “Europa”. 덩굴꽃등에

lyra (Harris, [1776]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 42 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

paralleli (Harris, [1776]): Expos. Eng. Ins.: 43 (Musca). TL: not given (England).

deflagrata (Preyssler, 1793): Samml. Physik. Aufs

tze, Dresden, 3: 369 (Syrphus). TL: “B꺼merwald” [= umava Mts] (Czechoslovakia).

bulgarica Szil釭y, 1934: Mitt. bulg. ent. Ges., 8: 151 (Eristalis). TL: “Rila-Monastir in Bulgarien” (Bulgaria), “Pest-szentimre in Zentralungarn” (Hungary), “Albanien bei Ipek” [=Pe셊] (Yugoslavia).

polonica Szil釭y, 1934: Mitt. bulg. ent. Ges., 8: 151 (Eristalis). TL: “Schlesien und ... bei Olkusz, in Polen” (Poland).

strandi Duda, 1940: Folia zool. Hydrobiol., Riga, 10(1): 225 (Eristalis, as var. of arbustorum). TL: “Gellivara (Lappland)” (Sweden).

Korean Records:

Eoseristalis arbustorum; Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 188 (Mt. Sockri).

Eristalis arbustorum; Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, CW 1971: 868 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 72 (MS thesis); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 247 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1977: 137 (Mt. Jogye); Kim, JI & Lee 1980: 85 (island Sinan-gun); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 272 (distr. map); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 174 (Is. Geomun); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 195a: 177 (Mt. Sobaek); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Holarctic, Oriental Regions.

110. Eristalis (Eoseristalis) cerealis Fabricius, 1805: Syst. antl.: 232 (Eristalis). TL: “China”. 배짧은꽃등에

incisuralis Loew, 1858: Wien. ent. Mschr., 2: 108 (Eristalis). TL: not given (Japan).

sachalinensis Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 263, pl. X VIII, fig.7 (Eristalis). TL: “Saghalien”.

Korean Records:

Eoseristalis cerealis; Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 174 (Is. Geomun); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987a: 226 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI & Lee 1989: 180 (Is. Anma); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Eristalis cerealis; Ichigawa; 1906: 184 (Jeju-do); Okamoto 1924: 155 (Jeju-do); Shiraki 1930: 130 (redescrip.); Masaki 1936: 258 (faunal report); Nagaoka 1938: 28 (Mt. Myohyang); Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Cho 1955: 202 (Is. Ulreung); Cho 1955: 247 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, HK 1958: 100 (Is. Deokjeok); Cho 1963: 231 (Jeju-do); Cho 1965: 200 (Is. Ulreung); Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Shiraki 1968b: 155 (redescrip.); Seok 1970: 23 (Jeju-do); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 169 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 868 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 72 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 122 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 247 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Knutson et al. 1975: 351 (Orient. cat.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1977: 137 (Mt. Jogye); Kim, JI & Lee 1980: 85 (island Sinan-gun); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 273 (distr. map); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Park & Kim 1982: 40 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI & Chang 1982a: 151 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW & Nam 1984: 91 (Mt. Jeombong); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Kim, CW & Nam 1985: 106 (Mt. Baekun); Park & Cho 1986: 136 (Mts. Paegun, Kipaeg, & Hwangsok); Choo 1987: 118 (collected from peach and plum blossom); Peck 1988: 186 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 791 (Japanese check.); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 188 (Mt. Sockri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 478 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 177 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Nam 1996: 309 (color photo); Kwon et al. 1997: 35 (as useful insect); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Eristalis corealis; Kim, CW & Nam 1978: 138 (Imgye-myon); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Khabarovsk and Primorye Territories, Sakhalin, Kuril Is) to China, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

111. Eristalis (Eoseristalis) japonica van der Goot, 1964: Beaufortia, 10(127): 218 (Eristalis, new name for E. nigricans Matsumura, 1905, a junior primary homonym of Eristalis nigricans Wiedemann, 1830). 흰줄꽃등에

nigricans Matsumura, 1905: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 93, pl. X X V fig. 13 (Eristalis). TL: “Hokkaido” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Eristalis japonica; ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do).

Eristalis nigricans; Doi 1938a: 8 (Korean check.); Doi 1938b: 92 (Gaema-plateau); Cho 1963: 230 (Jeju-do); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 867 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 74 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory, Kunashir, Shikotan) to Korea, Japan (Hokkaido).

112. Eristalis (Eristalis) tenax (Linnaeus, 1758): Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 591 (Musca). TL: “Svecia” (Sweden). 꽃등에

interrupta (Poda, 1761): Insect. Mus. Graecensis: 118 (Conops). TL: not given (“ad Graecium”) [=near Graz] (Austria).

fusca (Scopoli, 1763): Entom. carniolica: 355 (Conops); unjustified new name for interrupta Poda, 1761.

vulgaris (Scopoli, 1763): Entom. carniolica: 354 (Conops). TL: not given (Carniolia) (NE Yugoslavia).

porcina (De Geer, 1776): Mm. Ins., 6: 98 (Musca); unjustified new name for tenax Linnaeus, 1758.

obfuscata (Gmelin, 1790): Syst. Nat., Ed. 13, 1(5): 2880 (Musca); unjustified new name for Conops fuscus Scopoli, 1763.

campestris Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 387 (Eristalis). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).

hortorum Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 387 (Eristalis). TL: not given (Europe).

sylvatica Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 388 (Eristalis). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).

vulpina Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 388 (Eristalis). TL: “軋terreich” (Austria).

sinensis Wiedemann, 1824: Analecta ent.: 37 (Eristalis). TL: “China”.

ventralis Thomson, 1869: in K. svenska fregatten Eugenies resa, 2(1): 489 (Eristalis). TL: “China”.

alpina Strobl, 1909: Mitt. naturw. Ver. Steierm., 46: 106 (Eristalis, as var. of tenax). TL: “Alpenwiesen des Pyrgas” (Austria).

claripes Santos Abreu, 1924: Mems R. Acad. Cienc. Artes, Barcelona, (3) 19(1): 104 (Eristalis, as var. of tenax). TL: “isla de Tenerife” (Canary Is).

Korean Records:

Eristalis tenax; Okamoto 1924: 155 (Jeju-do); Maruta 1929: 360 (light trap catch from Konggi-do); Shiraki 1930: 140 (redescrip.); Maruta 1931: 48 (light trap catch from Konggi-do); Cho 1963: 231 (Jeju-do); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Hyun & Woo 1969: 199 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI 1980: 387 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987a: 226 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI & Lee 1989: 180 (Is. Anma); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 188 (Mt. Sockri); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 177 (Mt. Sobaek); 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Nam 1996: 310 (color photo); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Eristallomiyia tenax; Park & Kim 1982: 40 (Mt. Jiri).

Eristalomya tenax; Shiraki 1968b: 163 (redescrip.).

Eristalomyia tenax; Hokuryukan 1932: 115 (redescrip.); Masaki 1936: 258 (faunal report); Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); Doi 1938b: 92 (Gaema-plateau); Nagaoka 1940: 481 (Mt. Myohyang); Kim, HK 1958: 100 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, CH 1961: 27 (Mt. Jiri); Hokuryukan 1965: 212 (redescrip.); Seok 1970: 24 (Jeju-do); Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 169 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 878 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 69 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 122 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 246 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1977: 137 (Mt. Jogye); Kim, CW 1978: 138 (Imgye-myon); Kim, JI & Lee 1980: 85 (island Sinan-gun); Yoon & Nam 1979: 86 (Is. Geoje); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 275 (distr. map); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, JI & Chang 1982a: 151 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI & Chang 1982b: 175 (Is. Soan); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 132 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW & Nam 1984: 91 (Mt. Jeombong); Kim, JI & Chang 1984: 175 (Is. Geomun); Kim, CW & Nam 1985: 106 (Mt. Baekun); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Park & Cho 1986: 136 (Mts. Paegun, Kipaeg, & Hwangsok); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Ra et al. 1987: 210 (Is. Heuksan); Lee & Ko 1989: 212 (Oeyeon Islands); Yoon et al. 1990: 123 (Mt. Gaya).

Eristalomyis tenax; Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji).

Distribution: Cosmopolitan.

Genus Phytomia Gurin-Mneville, 1834

TS: Eristalis chrysopygus Wiedemann, 1819.

113. Phytomia zonata (Fabricius, 1787): Mantissa insect., 2: 337 (Syrphus). TL: “China”.

왕꽃등에

sinensis (Gmelin, 1790): Syst. Nat., Ed. 13: 1(5): 2872 (Musca); unjustified new name for Syrphus zonata Fabricius, 1787.

zonalis (Fabricius, 1794): Entom. syst., 4: 294 (Syrphus); unjustified emendation for zonata Fabricius, 1787.

datamus (Walker, 1849): List Dipt. Brit. Mus., 3: 628 (Eristalis). TL: not given.

cingulata (Vollenhoven, 1863): Versl. Meded. K. Akad. wet. Amst., 15: 12 (Megaspis). TL: “Japan”.

Korean Records:

Megaspis zonalis; Okamoto 1924: 155 (Jeju-do); Cho 1963: 231 (Jeju-do).

Megaspis zonata; Shiraki 1930: 152 (redescrip.); Nagaoka 1938: 27 (Mt. Myohyang); Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); Okada 1941: 262 (Korean record); Kim, HK 1958: 100 (Is. Deokjeok); Kim, CH 1961: 27 (Mt. Jiri); Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Seok 1970: 24 (Jeju-do); Kim, CW 1971: 883 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 67 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 280 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987a: 226 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do).

Phytomia zonata; Knutson et al. 1975: 357 (Orient. cat.); Peck 1988: 193 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 792 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory), NE China, Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

Genus Pseuderistalis Shiraki, 1930

TS: Pseuderistalis bicolor Shiraki, 1930.

114. Pseuderistalis bicolor Shiraki, 1930: Mem, Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ. 1: 148 (Eristalis). Type locality: “Suisha, Formosa” (Taiwan). 노랑가슴꽃등에

Korean Records:

Pseuderistalis bicolor; ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 883 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 76 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Taiwan.

Genus Helophilus Meigen, 1822

TS: Musca pendula Linnaeus, 1758.

115. Helophilus (Helophilus) sapporensis Matsumura, 1911: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 4(1): 75 and Thousand Ins. Japan, Add.. 2, 1916: 245 (Helophilus, as var. of pendulus Linnaeus). TL: “Naiptchi” [=Sakhalin: Bykov]. 삿포로수중다리꽃등에

lateralis Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 247 (Helophilus), TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)”.

Korean Records:

Helophilus sapporensis; Kim, CW 1971: 846 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 79 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 172 (Seoul); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Helophilus saspporensis; Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Olbiosyrphus sapporensis; Ku 1968: 35 (Mt. Myeongji).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kuril Is, Khabarovsk and Primorye Territories); to Korea, Japan (Hokkaido).

116. Helophilus (Helophilus) virgatus Coquillett, 1898: Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 326 (Helophilus). TL: not given (Japan). 수중다리꽃등에

frequens Matsumura, 1905: Thousand Ins. Japan, 2: 103 (Helophilus). TL: “Hokkaido, Honshu” (Japan).

Korean Records:

Helophilus frequens; Okamoto 1924: 155 (Jeju-do); Cho 1963: 231 (Jeju-do); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Seok 1970: 24 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1972: 79 (MS thesis).

Helophilus virgatus; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 188 (Mt. Sockri); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); CFNM 1995: 479 (Jeju-do); Kim, JI 1995a: 177 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Nam 1996: 311 (color photo); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Mesembrius flavipes; Nam 1996: 312 (color photo: misidentification).

Tubifera virgatus; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Hyun & Woo 1969: 200 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1971: 168 (Sogeumgang & Mt. Odae); Kim, CW 1971: 871 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 76 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 122 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1976: 111 (Mt. Chiak); Kim, CW & Nam 1977: 137 (Mt. Jogye); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 292 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 132 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW et al. 1985: 108 (Mt. Juwang); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kuril Is, Primorye Territory), China, Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu).

117. Helophilus (Helophilus) zodinus Matsumura, 1931: 6000 illustr. Ins. Jap. Emp.: 341 (Helophilus). TL: “Honshu” (Japan). 수중다리붙이꽃등에

Korean Records:

Helophilus zodinus; Kim, JI 1974: 9 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.).

Helophilus judinus [misspelling]; ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1972: 79 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu).

Genus Mallota Meigen, 1822

TS: Syrphus fuciformis Fabricius, 1794.

118. Mallota analis (Shiraki, 1968): Fauna jap. Syrphidae, 3: 241 (Imatisma). TL: “Yakushima Is.” (Japan). 검정뒤영꽃등에

Korean Records:

Mallota analis; Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

119. Mallota dimorpha (Shiraki, 1930): Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 202 (Imatisma). TL; “Japan-Hokkaido (Teshio, Josankei, Sapporo); Honshu (Tokyo, Chuzenji). Mandschurei-Shrei”. 쌍형꽃등에

floreae Violovitsh, 1952: Soobshcheniya Dalnevostochnogo filiala AN SSSR, 4: 57 (Mallota). TL: Poronaysk district (Sakhalin).

Korean Records:

Imatisma dimorpha; Morita 1935: 527 (new Korean record); Kim, CW 1971: 845 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 80 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 277 (distr. map); Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 129 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 188 (Mt. Sockri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Mallota dimorpha; Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Mallota diomphalia; Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kuril Is, Khabarovsk and Promorye Territories), NE China, Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

120. Mallota eurasiatica Stackelberg, 1950: Ent. Obozr., 31(1-2): 292 (Mallota). TL; Sverdlovsk (Ural); Jakovlevka, Spassk district, Primorye region. 유라시아꽃등에

Korean Records:

Mallota eurasiatica; Peck 1988: 201 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 792 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russia, Korea, Japan.

121. Mallota koreana Enderlein, 1934: Sber. Ges. naturf. Freunde Berl., 1934(4-7): 186 (Bombozelosis). TL: “Nord Korea (Ompo)”. 한국털꽃등에 (신칭)

coreana (Enderlein, 1937): Sber. Ges. naturf. Freunde Berl., 1936(8-10): 434; error or emendation.

Korean Records:

Mallota koreana; Peck 1988: 201 (Palaearctic cat.).

Distribution: Korea.

122. Mallota takasagoensis Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 203, pl.X VI. fig. 18 (Mallota). TL: “Honshu (Takasago, Kyoto, Tokyo) and Kiushu (Kumamoto)”. 왕진흙꽃등에

Korean Records:

Mallota takasagoensis; ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.).

Pseudomerodon takasagoensis; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 11 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu, Kyushu).

123. Mallota tricolor Loew, 1871: Beschr. europ. Dipt., 2: 234 (Mallota). TL: “die Gegend von Sarepta” [=environs of Krasnoarmeysk near Volgograd] (Russia). 삼색꽃등에 (신칭)

Korean Records:

Pseudomallota tricolor; Shiraki 1968b: 244 (redescrip.).

Mallota tricolor; Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Europe, Russia, Turkey, China, Korea.

Remarks: We found that this species had been repeatedly misidentified as Merodon equestris in the past (see “Remarks” of M. equestris).

Genus Mesembrius Rondani, 1857

TS: Herophilus peregrinus Loew, 1846.

124. Mesembrius flaviceps (Matsumura, 1905): Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 104, pl.X X VI. fig. 14 (Helophilus). TL: “Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu”. 노랑배수중다리꽃등에

akakurensis (Matsumura, 1916): Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 246, pl.X VII. fig. 22 (Helophilus). TL: “Honshu (Akakura in the Prov. Shinano)”.

Korean Records:

Mesembrius flaviceps; Peck 1988: 202 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 792 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.).

Mesembrius flavipes; Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 174 (Seoul); Kim, JI et al. 1983: 208 (new Korean record); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu).

125. Mesembrius niger Shiraki, 1968: Fauna jap. Syrphidae, 3: 225 (Mesembrius). TL: “Musashiseki, Tokyo”. 검정배수중다리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Mesembrius niger; Peck 1988: 203 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 792 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1983: 208 (new Korean record).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu).

Tribe Milesiini 알락긴꽃등에족

Genus Blera Billberg, 1820

TS: Musca fallax Linnaeus, 1758.

126. Blera japonica (Shiraki, 1930): Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 60 (Cynorrhina). TL: “Japan (Iwate und Shinano)”. 큰허리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Blera japonica; Kim, JI et al. 1983: 207 (new Korean record); Peck 1988: 205 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 793 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Cynorrhina japonica; Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kuril Is, Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

127. Blera nitens (Stackelberg, 1923): Supplta. ent., 9: 22 (Cynorrhina). TL: “In Gubernio Tomskensi Sibiriae meridionalis, inter fl. Kysass et Abakan”. 북방허리꽃등에 (신칭)

pallipes (Stackelberg, 1928): Konowia, 7(3): 254 (Cynorrhina, as var. of nitens). TL: “distr. Irkutensis...; Korea. syst. fluminis Jalu, inter Tshan-pen et Tadin-pen” (Russia: Irkutsk; Korea).

Korean Records:

Blera nitens; Peck 1988: 205 (Palaearctic cat.).

Distribution: Russia, Korea.

Genus Criorhina Meigen, 1822

TS: Syrphus asilicus Falln, 1816.

128. Criorhina brevipila Loew, 1871: Beschr. europ. Dipt., 2: 235 (Criorhina). TL: “Irkutzk”

(E Siberia). 시베리아긴코꽃등에 (신칭)

montivaga (Violovitsh, 1973): Novye i maloizvestnye vidy fauny Sibiri, 7: 114 (Criorhina). TL: Sakhalin, environs of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.

Korean Records:

Criorhina brevipila; Peck 1988: 207 (Palaearctic cat.).

Distribution: Russia, Mongolia, Korea (?).

Remarks: Korean distribution of this species was indicated in the Palaearctic catalog (Peck 1988) with a question mark.

129. Criorhina trifasciata Shiraki, 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 56 (Criorhina). TL: Rantaizan, Formosa (Taiwan). 점박이긴코꽃등에

Korean Records:

Criorhina trifasciata; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Criorhina trifasciatus; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.).

Penthesilea trifasciatus; Kim, JI 1974: 9 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Taiwan.

Genus Matsumyia Shiraki, 1949

TS: Priomerus jesoensis Matsumura, 1911.

130. Matsumyia jesoensis Matsumura, 1911: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido inp. Univ., 4(1): 78 (Priomerus). TL: “Kusunnai” [=Sakhalin: Ilinskiy]. 에조벌꽃등에 (신칭)

Korean Records:

Matsumyia jesoensis; Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kunashir), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

131. Matsumyia nigrofacies Shiraki, 1949: Insecta matsum., 17(1): 2 (Matsumyia). TL: “Kamikochi, Nagano-Prefecture, and ... from Mt. Daisetsu, Hokkaido” (Japan). 뒤영벌꽃등에

Korean Records:

Matsumyia nigrifascies; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.).

Matsumyia nigrofacies; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Matsumyia nigrofascies; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 11 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kunashir), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

Genus Milesia Latreille, 1804

TS: Syrphus crabroniformis Fabricius, 1775.

132. Milesia undulata Vollenhoven, 1863: Versl. Meded. K. Akad. wet. Amst., 15: 12 (Milesia). TL: “Japan”. 알락긴꽃등에

Korean Records:

Milesia undulata; Kim, JI 1974: 8 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Distribution: Russian Far East (?Sakhalin), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu).

Genus Narumyia Shiraki, 1952

TS: Narumyia narumii Shiraki, 1952.

133. Narumyia narumii Shiraki, 1952: Mushi, 23(1): 11 (Narumyia). TL: “at Aoni, Aomori Prefecture”. 나루미꽃등에 (신칭)

Korean Records:

Narumyia narumii; Choo 1987: 118 (collected from peach and plum blossom).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Honshu).

Genus Pterallastes Loew, 1863

TS: Pterallastes thoracicus Loew, 1863.

134. Pterallastes unicolor (Shiraki, 1930): Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 200 (Pseudozetterstedtia). TL; “Japan-Hokkaido (Josankei, Sapporo), Honshu (Wakayama, Towada, Chuzenji)”. 황가슴꽃등에

Korean Records:

Pseudozetterstedt unicolor; Kim, JI 1972: 66 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 93 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Pseudozetterstedtia unicolor; Kim, CW 1971: 887 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek).

Pseudozetterstedtia unicorlor; Kim, JI 1980: 388 (Korean check.).

Pterallastes unicolor; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Kuril Is: Kunashir), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

Genus Spilomyia Meigen, 1803

TS: Musca diophthalma Linnaeus, 1758.

135. Spilomyia matsumurai Shiraki, 1968: Fauna jap. Syrphidae, 3: 5 (Spilomyia).

TL: “Japan (Minomo, Sapporo, Josankei, Chuzenji)”. 마쯔무라긴꽃등에

Korean Records:

Spilomyia matsumurai; Kim, JI 1980: 385 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

136. Spilomyia permagna Stackelberg, 1958: Ent. Obozr., 37(3): 763 (Spilomyia). TL: Kunashir, Alekhino, Lake Lagunnoe (Kunashir). 극동긴꽃등에, 한국곤충명집 (ESK & KSAE 1994)에는 “마쯔무라긴꽃등에”로 잘못 기록되어 있다.

Korean Records:

Spilomyia permagna; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Sakhalin, Kuril Is) to Korea.

137. Spilomyia suzukii Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 229, pl. X, fig. 9 (Spilomyia). TL: “Honshu (Kyoto)”. 스즈키긴꽃등에

Korean Records:

Spilomyia suzukii; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 885 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 61 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Primorye Territory, Kuril Is), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

Genus Temnostoma Le Peletier et Serville, 1828

TS: Milesia bonbylans Fabricius, 1805.

138. Temnostoma bombylans (Fabricius, 1805): Syst. antl.: 189 (Milesia). TL: “in Pyrenaeis”[=Pyrnes Mts] (France). 배세줄꽃등에

zetterstedti (Falln, 1816): Syrphici Sveciae: 8 (Milesia). TL: “ad L駆ketorp Ostrogothiae et in Smolandia” [=prov. 軋terg껏land: L駆ketorp and prov. Sm馼and] (Sweden).

nitobei Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 199, pl. X VI, fig. 15 (Temnostoma). TL: “Hokkaido (Sappora), Honshu (Aomori)” (Japan).

japonicum Hull, 1944: Psyche, 51: 41 (Temnostoma). TL: “Nikko, Japan”.

Korean Records:

Temnostoma bombylans; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 886 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 60 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 40 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 216 (Palaearctic cat.); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Temnostoma bombylanus; Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Temnostoma bomlylans; ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.).

Temnostoma nitobei; Kim, JI et al. 1983: 206 (new Korean record); Kim, JI & Kim, JK 1996: 50 (Mts. Daiam & Dutayeon).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

139. Temnostoma frequense Matsumura, 1931: 6000 illustr. Ins. Jap. Empire: 339, fig. 40 (Temnostoma). TL: “Hokkaido, Honshu”. 어리알락긴꽃등에

Korean Records:

Temnostoma frefuense; Kim, JI 1972: 60 (MS thesis).

Temnostoma frequense; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

140. Temnostoma vespiforme Linnaeus, 1785: Syst. Nat., Ed. 10, 1: 593 (Musca). TL: “Europa”. 말벌꽃등에

sericomyiaeforme (Portschinsky, 1887): Trudy russk. ent. Obshch. [=Horae Soc. ent. ross.], 21(1-2): 8 (Spilomyia, as var. of vespiforme). TL: “circa Mohilew ad Boristhenem (Rossia occid.)” [=environs of Mohilev on Dnieper] (Ruissia).

sibiricum (Portschinsky, 1887): Trudy russk. ent. Obshch. [=Horae Soc. ent. ross.], 21(1-2): 7 (Spilomyia, as var. of vespiforme). TL: “Sibiria, Amur”. [=environs of Mohilev on Dnieper] (Russia).

vulgare (Portschinsky, 1887): Trudy russk. ent. Obshch. [=Horae Soc. ent. ross.], 21(1-2): 7 (Spilomyia, as var. of vespiforme).

jozankeanum (Matsumura, 1916): Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 197, pl. ⅩⅥ, fig. 18 (Spilomyia). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)”.

strigosum Sack, 1941: Arb. morph. taxon. Ent. Berl., 8(3): 191 (Temnostoma, as var. of vespiforme). TL: “Gaolinzsy” (NE China).

Korean Records:

Temnostoma vespiforme; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 10 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Temnostoma vespiformis; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.).

Temnostoma vestiforma; Kim, JI & Chang 1987: 113 (Mt. Taebaek).

Distribution: Holarctic Region.

Genus Syritta Le Peletier et Serville, 1828

TS: Musca pipiens Linnaeus, 1758.

141. Syritta orientalis Macquart, 1982: Sri Lanka, India [Madras], ?Java, ?Celebes; ?Amboina. Dipt. exot. 2(2): 76 (Syritta). TL: Pondicherry, Madras, India. 도래마디가시꽃등에

?lutescens Doleschall, 1856; Natuurk. Tijdschr. Ned.-Indi‘ 10: 410 (Senogaster). TL: Djokjokarta, Java.

?amboinensis Doleschall, 1858; Natuurk. Tijdschr. Ned.-Indi‘ 17: 97 (Syritta). TL: Amboina, Moluccas.

?illucida Walker, 1860; J. Linn. Soc. Lond. 4: 121 (Syritta). TL: Makasar, Celebes.

Korean Records:

Syritta orientalis; Kim, JI 1974: 8 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Oriental Region, Korea.

Remarks: Occurrence of this Oriental species in Korea needs to be more carefully confirmed.

Tribe Xylotini 허리꽃등에족

Genus Brachypalpus Macquart, 1834

TS: Brachypalpus tuberculatus Macquart, 1834.

142. Brachypalpus laphriformis (Falln, 1816): Syrphici Sveciae: 22 (Syrphus). TL: “Esper.od...; in L.orketorp Ostrogothiae” (Sweden). 쌍점박이꽃등에

bimaculatus (Macquart, 1829): Mm. Soc. Sci. Agric. Lille, 1827-1828: 282 and Ins. Dipt., 4: 134 (Xylota). TL: “Lestrem” (W Lille, France).

angustus Egger, 1860: Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, 10: 665 (Brachypalpus). TL: “Austria”.

angustatus Schiner. 1862: Fauna austr., Diptera, 1: 353 (Brachypalpus). TL: “Schneeberg” (Austria).

Korean Records:

Brachypalpus bimaculatus; Shiraki 1930: 62 (redescrip.); ZSK 1968: 179 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 874 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 64 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Brachypalpus laphriformnis; CFNM 1995: 477 (Jeju-do).

Distribution: Europe, Siberia, Korea.

Genus Chalcosyrphus Curran, 1925

TS: Chalcomyia (Chalcosyrphus) atra Curran, 1925.

143. Chalcosyrphus (Xylotomima) longus (Coquillett, 1898): Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21: 327 (Xylota). TL: not given (Japan). 긴허리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Chalcosyrphus longus; ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Xylota longa; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.).

Zelima longa; Doi 1938a: 10 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 872 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 63 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Nam & Kim, ML 1983: 133 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Kuril Is, Primorye Territory), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu).

144. Chalcosyrphus (Xylotomima) sapporoensis (Shiraki, 1930): Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 76 (Zelima). TL: “Japan (Sapporo) und ... aus Korea”. 홍다리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Chalcosyrphus sapporoensis; Peck 1988: 223 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Xylota sapporensis; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.).

Xylota sapporoensis; Kim, JI 1981: 353 (Sudong-myeon); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 42 (anatomy).

Zelima capporensis; Kim, JI 1972: 63 (MS thesis).

Zelima sapporensis; Matsumura 1931: 359 (redescrip.); Park & Kim 1982: 40 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Zelima sapporoensis; ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 872 (redescrip.); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri).

Zelima spporoensis; Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Russian Far East (Khabarovsk and Primorye Territories, Kuril Is), Korea, Japan (Hokkaido).

Genus Xylota Meigen, 1822

TS: Musca sylvarum Linnaeus, 1758.

145. Xylota abiens Meigen, 1822: Syst. Beschr., 3: 218 (Xylota). TL: not given (Europe).

청람색허리꽃등에

subabiens (Stackelberg, 1952): Ent. Obozr., 32: 326 (Zelima). TL: Leningrad region: Komarovo on the northern coast of Finland bay; Yugoslavia (Orshova).

Korean Records:

Xylota abiens; Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995b: 145 (Byeonsan Peninsula); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Zelima abiens; Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong).

Distribution: Europe, Russian Far East, Korea.

146. Xylota coquilletti Herv-Bazin, 1914: Annls Soc. ent. Fr., 83: 409 (Xylota; new name for X. cuprina Coquillett, 1898, a junior primary homonym of Xylota cuprina Bigot, 1885). TL: “Tokyo” (Japan). 루리허리꽃등에

cuprina Coquillett, 1898: Proc. U.S. natn. Mus., 21(1146): 327 (Xylota). TL: not given (Japan).

Korean Records:

Xylota coquilletti; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Yoo 1987b: 518 (DMZ vicinities); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); Park et al. 1993: 208 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 154 (Mt. Gyebang); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Kim, JI 1996: 178 (Mt. Bangtae).

Zelima coquilletti; Doi 1938a: 11 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW et al. 1971: 57 (Is. Ulreung); Kim, CW 1971: 873 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 61 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Yoon & Nam 1980: 155 (Mts. Chilgab & Gyeryong); Kim, CW 1980: 296 (distr. map); Lee & Kwon 1981: 160 (Is. Ulreung & Dog); Kim, CW & Nam 1982a: 290 (Seoul); Kim, CW & Nam 1982b: 130 (Mts. Gyebang, Sogyebang & Gachilbong); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul).

Distribution: W. Siberia (Altai, Sayan, Tuba), Russian Far East (Khabarovsk and Primorye Territories, Sakhalin, Kuril Is), Korea, Japan, Oriental Region.

147. Xylota frontalis (Shiraki et Edashige, 1953): Trans. Shikoku ent. Soc., 3(5-6): 116 (Zelima). TL: “Omogo Valley, Ehime Pref.” 알락허리꽃등에

Korean Records:

Xylota frontalis; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1991: 187 (Mt. Sockri); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1995a: 176 (Mt. Sobaek); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Zelima fromtalis; Kim, CH et al. 1991: 107 (Mt. Jiri).

Zelima frontalis; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 11 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1972: 62 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1974: 122 (Mt. Naejang); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 297 (distr. map).

Distribution: Korea, Japan (Shikoku).

148. Xylota ignava (Panzer, [1798]): Faunae insect. germ., Fasc. 60: 4 (Syrphus).

TL: “Norimbergae” [=N뚼nberg]. 노랑허리꽃등에

basalis Matsumura, 1911: J. Coll. Agric. Hokkaido imp. Univ., 4(1): 74 (Xylota), TL: “Solowiyofka, Kusunnai” [= Sakhalin: near Korsakov, Ilinskiy].

inermis Becker, 1921: Mitt. zool. Mus. Berl., 10: 86 (Xylota). TL: "Transbaikal, Tschita" (E Siberia).

Korean Records:

Xylota ignava; Kim, JI 1980: 386 (Korean check.); Peck 1988: 225 (Palaearctic cat.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 291 (Korean check.).

Zelima ignava; Doi 1938a: 11 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1971: 873 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 62 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Palaearctic Region.

Subfamily Microdontinae 개미꽃등에아과

Genus Microdon Meigen, 1803

TS: Musca mutabilis Linnaeus, 1785.

149. Microdon auricomus nigripes Shiraki: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 22 (Microdon, as var. of auricomus). TL: “von Koyasan...und...aus Korea”. 개미꽃등에

Korean Records:

Merodon equestris; Nam 1996: 306 (color photo: misidentification).

Microdon auricomus; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.); Shiraki 1968a: 5 (redescrip.); Kim, CW 1971: 875 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 86 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 92 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 247 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 41 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, CW & Nam 1982c: 173 (Seoul); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 42 (anatomy).

Microdon auricomus nigripes; Peck 1988: 227 (Palaearctic cat.); Ohara 1989: 795 (Japanese check.); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

150. Microdon japonicus Yano 1915: Konchu-Sekai (Insect Wld), 19(1): 5 (Microdon). TL: Japan (Komaba, Harima, Shinano). 좀개미꽃등에

jezoensis Matsumura, 1916: Thousand Ins. Japan, Add. 2: 255, pl. ⅩⅦ, fig. 30 (Microdon). TL: “Hokkaido (Sapporo)”.

Korean Records:

Microdon japonica; Doi 1938a: 9 (Korean check.); ZSK 1968: 180 (Korean check.).

Microdon japonicus; Kim, CW 1971: 875 (redescrip.); Kim, JI 1972: 87 (MS thesis); Kim, CW & Kim, JI 1972a: 93 (Mujugucheondong); Kim, CW et al. 1974: 247 (DMZ); Kim, JI 1975: 42 (Korean check.); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 43 (anatomy); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 153 (Mt. Gyebang); Han et al. 1998: 11 (Yonsei Wonju Campus).

Mycrcn japonicus; Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

151. Microdon oitanus Shiraki 1930: Mem. Fac. Agric. Taihoku imp. Univ., 1(1): 18 (Microdon). TL: “Japan (Oita)”. 왕개미꽃등에

Korean Records:

Microdon oitamus; Kim, JI 1972: 87 (MS thesis); Kim, JI 1980: 383 (Korean check.); Kim, JI & Park 1984: 42 (anatomy); Kim, JI & Park 1991: 226 (Daechung lake vicinities).

Microdon oitanus; Kim, JI & Kim, CW 1972: 12 (new Korean record); Kim, JI 1975: 42 (Korean check.); Kim, CW 1980: 284 (distr. map); Kim, CH et al. 1991: 106 (Mt. Jiri); Kim, JI et al. 1994: 116 (Mt. Gwangdeok); ESK & KSAE 1994: 292 (Korean check.).

Distribution: Korea, Japan.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We thank Dr. K. T. Park (Kangwon National Univ.) for his encouragement during the course of this study. We also thank Dr. K. E. Ro and Mr. S. K. Kim (Yonsei Univ.) for helping us to maintain our syrphid collection and database.

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abbreviata Shiraki, Cheilosia, 70*

abbreviatus (Kanervo), Metasyrphus, 28

abdominalis (Shiraki et Edashige), Pipiza, 62

abiens Meigen, Xylota, 145

aenea (Fabricius), Callicera, 84

aeneus (Scopoli), Eristalinus, 105

aeneus Macquart, Eumerus, 100

aeneus Meigen, Paragus, 59

aesepus (Walker), Eristalinus, 106

akakurensis (Matsumura), Mesembrius, 124

akakurensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

albifrons (Wiedemann in Meigen), Paragus, 61

albostriatus (Falln), Dasysyrphus, 5

algirus (Macquart in Lucas), Metasyrphus, 25

Allobaccha Curran, 43

Allograpta Osten Sacken, 1

alneti (Falln), Didea, 8

alpina Strobl, Eristalis, 112

alternatus (Schrank), Episyrphus, 17

ambiguus (Falln), Platycheirus, 55

amboinensis Doleschall, Syritta, 141

analis (Macquart in Webb and Berthelot), Paragus, 59

analis (Shiraki), Mallota, 118

andalusiacus Strobl, Episyrphus, 17

angustatoides Kanervo, Melanostoma, 52

angustatus Schiner. Brachypalpus, 142

angustus Egger, Brachypalpus, 142

annulatum Loew, Chrysotoxum, 46

annulatus (Zetterstedt), Parasyrphus, 29

apicalis (Loew), Allobaccha, 43

apicalis Matsumura, Rhingia, 83

arbustorum (Linnaeus), Eristalis, 109

Asarkina Macguart, 2-3

asiliformis (Fabricius), Leucozona, 21

aterrima (Sack), Cheilosia, 71

aurata (Rossi), Callicera, 84

auricomus nigripes Shiraki, Microdon, 149

austriaca Meigen, Pipiza, 63

azureus (Szil釭y), Metasyrphus, 27

Baccha Fabricius, 44

balteatus (de Geer), Episyrphus, 17

basalis Matsumura, Xylota, 148

bengalensis Macquart, Sphaerophoria, 31

berber (Bigot), Metasyrphus, 25

beringi Violovitsh, Syrphus, 39

Betasyrphus Matsumura, 4

bicolor Shiraki, Pseuderistalis, 114

bifasciatus Macquart, Paragus, 61

biglumis (Matsumura), Pipizella, 67

bilineatus (Matsumura), Dasysyrphus, 6

bimaculatus (Macquart), Brachypalpus, 142

bipunctata Matsumura, Stenopipiza, 68

bipunctatum (M뚴ler), Chrysotoxum, 46

bipunctatus Mik, Doros, 12

bisinuatus (Palma), Metasyrphus, 28

blandus (Harris), Syrphus, 39

Blera Billberg, 126-127

bombiformis (Matsumura), Cheilosia, 72

bombylans (Fabricius), Temnostama, 138

Brachypalpus Macquart, 142

brevicinctus Kanervo, Syrphus, 39

brevicornis Shiraki, Psilota, 103

brevipila Loew, Criorhina, 128

brevipila Portschinsky, Volucella, 86

bucculatus (Rondani), Metasyrphus, 27

bulborum Rondani, Merodon, 101

bulgarica Szil釭y, Eristalis, 109

calceolata Macquart, Sphaerophoria, 37

Callicera Panzer, 84

campestris Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

campestris Meigen, Eristalis, 112

candidus (Matsumura), Syrphus, 41

carinatum Matsumura, Chrysotoxum, 48

carinthiacus (Latzel), Dasysyrphus, 5

cerealis Fabricius, Eristalis, 110

Chalcosyrphus Curran, 143-144

Cheilosia Meigen, 70-79

chongjini Bankowska, Sphaerophoria, 32

Chrysotoxum Meigen, 45-50

chujenjianus Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

cinctella (Zetterstedt), Meliscaeva, 23

cingulata (Vollenhoven), Phytomia, 113

claripes Santos Abreu, Eristalis, 112

clunipes (Falln), Sphegina, 94

coarctatus (Panzer), Doros, 12

comtus (Harris), Xanthandrus, 54

concinnus (Wiedemann in Meigen), Paragus, 61

concolor (Walker), Melanostoma, 52

confinis (Zetterstedt), Syrphus, 41

confrater (Wiedemann), Metasyrphus, 24

confusus (Egger), Dasysyrphus, 5

conopeus Zeller, Doros, 12

conopseus (Fabricius), Doros, 12

conspicuus Matsumura, Syrphus, 40

constans (Wiedemann in Meigen), Merodon, 101

contigua Macquart, Sphaerophoria, 33

coquilletti (van der Goot), Dideoides, 10

coquilletti Herv-Bazin, Xylota, 146

coreana (Enderlein), Mallota, 121

coreana Shiraki, Volucella, 85

coreanum Shiraki, Chrysotoxum, 45

coreanum Shiraki, Xanthogramma, 42

coreanus Shiraki, Paragus, 56

corollae (Fabricius), Metasyrphus, 25

coronatus (Rondani), Dasysyrphus, 5

crenatus (Macquart), Metasyrphus, 25

Criorhina Meigen, 128-129

cuprea (Scopoli), Ferdinandea, 80

cuprina Coquillett, Xylota, 146

cylindricus Say, Sphaerophoria, 33

Dasysyrphus Enderlein, 5-7

datamus (Walker), Phytomia, 113

deficiens Szil釭y, Melanostoma, 52

deflagrata (Preyssler), Eristalis, 109

destillatorius Mik, Doros, 12

Didea Macquart, 8-9

Dideoides Brunetti, 10-11

differens Frey, Leucozona, 21

dilatatum Szil釭y, Melanostoma, 52

diminuta (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 33

dimorpha (Shiraki), Mallota, 119

disjunctus (Macquart), Metasyrphus, 25

dispar Schummel, Paragus, 59

djakonovi Stackelberg, Eumerus, 96

Doros Meigen, 12

dubius Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

elegans Schummel, Sphegina, 94

Epistrophe Walker, 13-16

Episyrphus Matsumura et Adachi, 17-18

equestris (Fabricius), Merodon, 101

ericetorum formosae Bezzi, Asarkina, 2

Eristalinus Londani, 105-108

Eristalis Latreille, 109-112

errans (Kanervo), Metasyrphus, 28

Eumerus Meigen, 96-100

eurasiatica Stackelberg, Mallota, 120

excavatus (Matsumura), Dasysyrphus, 6

facialis Shiraki, Cheilosia, 73

facultas (Harris), Melanostoma, 52

fallaciosus Matsumura, Episyrphus, 17

fasciata (Macquart), Didea, 9

fasciatus Coquillett, Paragus, 60

femoratus Meigen, Paragus, 59

Ferdinandea Rondani, 80-82

ferrugineus (Fabricius), Merodon, 101

festivum (Linnaeus), Chrysotoxum, 46

flava Macquart, Sphegina, 94

flavicans (Fabricius), Merodon, 101

flavicauda Zetterstedt, Sphaerophoria, 37

flaviceps (Matsumura), Mesembrius, 124

flavimaculata Matsumura, Pipiza, 64

flaviventris (Macquart), Metasyrphus, 25

flavoabdominalis Brunetti, Sphaerophoria, 31

flavoscutellata (Girschner), Scaeva, 30

floreae Violovitsh, Mallota, 119

foersteri (Meigen), Didea, 9

formosa (Harris), Epistrophe, 13

frequens Matsumura, Helophilus, 116

frequens Matsumura, Metasyrphus, 28

frequense Matsumura, Temnostama, 139

frontalis (Shiraki et Edashige), Xylota, 147

fulvicauda Bigot, Sphaerophoria, 33

fulvifrons (Macquart), Metasyrphus, 25

funeralis Meigen, Eumerus, 100

fusca (Scopoli), Eristalis, 112

fuscipennis Shiraki, Cheilosia, 74

geographicum (Geoffroy in Fourcroy), Chrysotoxum, 46

glaucius (Linnaeus), Ischyrosyrphus, 19

gracile (Meigen), Melanostoma, 53

grande Matsumura, Chrysotoxum, 47

grandicornis Meigen, Eumerus, 100

griseofasciatus (Matsumura), Eumerus, 100

grossulariae (Meigen), Epistrophe, 13

haemorrhous (Meigen), Paragus, 56

harimensis (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 38

Helophilus Meigen, 115-117

hieroglyphica (Meigen), Sphaerophoria, 36

hirayamae (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 33

hortorum Meigen, Eristalis, 112

hyalinatus (Falln), Xanthandrus, 54

ignava (Panzer), Xylota, 148

iidai Shiraki, Eumerus, 97

illucida Walker, Syritta, 141

illustrata (Harris), Cheilosia, 75

imbelle (Harris), Chrysotoxum, 46

incerta (Wiedemann), Sphaerophoria, 37

incisum Matsumura, Melanostoma, 51

incisuralis Loew, Eristalis, 110

indiana Bigot, Sphaerophoria, 34

inermis Becker, Xylota, 148

infuscatum Loew, Chrysotoxum, 46

inornata Matsumura, Pipiza, 65

inornatum Matsumura, Melanostoma, 52

interrupta (Poda), Eristalis, 112

interruptum Matsumura, Melanostoma, 52

interruptus Ringdahl, Syrphus, 39

Ischyrosyrphus Bigot, 19-20

japonica (Shiraki), Blera, 126

japonica Matsumura, Didea, 8

japonica Shiraki et Edashige, Sphegina, 93

japonica Shiraki, Sericomyia, 95

japonica van der Goot, Eristalis, 111

japonicum Hull, Temnostama, 138

japonicum Matsumura, Chrysotoxum, 46

japonicum Shiraki, Chrysotoxum, 49

japonicus Matsumura, Eumerus, 98

japonicus Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

japonicus Yano, Microdon, 150

javana (Wiedemann), Allograpta, 1

jeddona Bigot, Volucella, 86

jesoensis Matsumura, Matsumyia, 130

jezoensis Matsumura, Microdon, 150

jezoensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

jozankeanum (Matsumura), Temnostama, 140

jozanus Matsumura, Paragus, 57

karumaiensis (Matsumura), Orthonevra, 92

kawamurai Matsumura, Merodon, 102

kitakawae Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

komabensis Matsumura, Metasyrphus, 26

kongosanensis Shiraki, Eumerus, 99

koreana Bankowska, Sphaerophoria, 35

koreana Enderlein, Mallota, 121

kotoriensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

kuccharerensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

kumamotensis (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 33

kushirensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

kuwayamae (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 38

lacerus (Meigen), Metasyrphus, 25

laevigata Loew, Rhingia, 83

laevigatum (Meigen), Melanostoma, 52

lamagawanus Matsumura, Paragus, 59

laphriformis (Falln), Brachypalpus, 142

lasiophthalma (Zetterstedt), Melangyna, 22

lateralis Matsumura, Helophilus, 115

laternarius (M뚴ler), Ischyrosyrphus, 20

latus (Coquillett), Dideoides, 11

lautus (Coquillett), Dideoides, 10

Leucozona Schiner, 21

leucozonus (Germar), Ischyrosyrphus, 19

longiptera Shiraki, Cheilosia, 76

longus (Coquillett), Chalcosyrphus, 143

lucorum (Linnaeus), Leucozona, 21

luniger (Meigen), Metasyrphus, 27

lunulatus Meigen, Eumerus, 100

luteipes Shiraki, Cheilosia, 77

lutescens Doleschall, Syritta, 141

lyra (Harris), Eristalis, 109

macrocerca Stackelberg, Sphegina, 93

macrogaster (Thomson), Sphaerophoria, 35

maculata Walker, Baccha, 44

maculifer Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

maculosum (Meigen), Melanostoma, 53

magnifica (Helln), Cheilosia, 75

Mallota Meigen, 118-123

maricolor (Enderlein), Metasyrphus, 27

matsumurai Shiraki, Spilomyia, 135

matsumurana (Shiraki), Cheilosia, 77

Matsumyia Shiraki, 130-131

melanatum Kanervo, Melanostoma, 52

Melangyna Verrall, 22

melanopus Rondani, Eumerus, 100

Melanostoma Schiner, 51-53

Meliscaeva Frey, 23

melissae (Meigen), Sphaerophoria, 36

mellarium (Meigen), Melanostoma, 52

mellina (Harris), Scaeva, 30

mellinum Linnaeus, Melanostoma, 52

melliturgum Meigen, Melanostoma, 52

menthastri (Linnaeus), Sphaerophoria, 36

meridionalis Becker, Paragus, 59

Merodon Meigen, 101-102

Mesembrius Rondani, 124-125

Metasyrphus Matsumura, 24-28

Microdon Meigen, 149-151

Milesia Latreille, 132

minutum (Macquart), Melanostoma, 52

miyakei (Matsumura), Ischyrosyrphus, 19

mogolicus Kanervo, Paragus, 59

moiwanus Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

Monoceromyia Shannon, 104

monochaetus (Loew), Platycheirus, 55

montivaga (Violovitsh), Criorhina, 128

motodomariensis Matsumura, Cheilosia, 78

mutatus (Zetterstedt), Ischyrosyrphus, 20

narcissi (Fabricius), Merodon, 101

narumii Shiraki, Narumyia, 133

Narumyia Shiraki, 133

nectareus (Fabricius), Episyrphus, 17

nectarinus (Wiedemann), Episyrphus, 18

niger Shiraki, Mesembrius, 125

nigra Meigen, Sphegina, 94

nigricans Coquillett, Volucella, 87

nigricans Matsumura, Eristalis, 111

nigriceps Shiraki, Sericomyia, 95

nigricorne Strobl, Melanostoma, 52

nigricornis Macquart, Sphegina, 94

nigrifemoratus (Macquart), Metasyrphus, 27

nigrifrons (Egger), Ferdinandea, 81

nigrigena Enderlein, Syrphus, 39

nigripila Mik, Leucozona, 21

nigritarsis Brunetti, Sphaerophoria, 34

nigrithorax Bezzi, Merodon, 101

nigrithrax Zimina, Volucella, 86

nigritus Gimmerthal, Paragus, 59

nigroepistomata Shiraki et Edashige, Epistrophe, 14

nigrofacies Shiraki, Matsumyia, 131

nigrofemoratus Meigen, Metasyrphus, 27

nigropicta Portschinsky, Volucella, 88

nikkoensis (Matsumura), Melangyna, 22

nitens (Stackelberg), Blera, 127

nitens (Villers), Ferdinandea, 80

nitens (Zetterstedt), Metasyrphus, 28

nitidicollis (Meigen), Epistrophe, 15

nitidicollis Zetterstedt, Sphaerophoria, 37

nitobei Matsumura, Temnostama, 138

nitobei Matsumura, Volucella, 89

nobilis (Meigen), Ischyrosyrphus, 19

nobilis Meigen, Merodon, 101

nohirae Matsumura, Paragus, 61

numida Macquart in Lucas, Paragus, 59

obfuscata (Gmelin), Eristalis, 112

obscuripes Kanervo, Melanostoma, 52

obscurus Meigen, Paragus, 59

ochiaianum Matsumura, Melanostoma, 52

ochripes (Shiraki), Cheilosia, 79

ocularius (Coquillett), Eristalinus, 107

ogasawarae Matsumura, Melanostoma, 52

ogasawarae Matsumura, Paragus, 59

oitanus Shiraki, Microdon, 151

okadensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

okunii (Matsumura), Dasysyrphus, 7

oleandri Rondani, Sphaerophoria, 37

olitorius (Falln), Metasyrphus, 25

omogensis Shiraki et Edashige, Epistrophe, 16

orientalis Macquart, Syritta, 141

Orthonevra Macquart, 92

pallidus (Bigot), Metasyrphus, 25

pallipes (Stackelberg), Blera, 127

pallipes Matsumura, Paragus, 56

palliventralis Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

panzeri Rondani, Callicera, 84

Paragus Latreille, 56-61

paralleli (Harris), Eristalis, 109

Parasyrphus Matsumura, 29

pellucens (Harris,), Leucozona, 21

pellucens tabanoides Motschulsky, Volucella, 90

pellucidula (Wiedemann in Meigen), Didea, 8

permagma Stackelberg, Spilomyia, 136

Phytomia Gurin-Mneville, 113

picta (Meigen), Sphaerophoria, 36

pictus (Macquart), Eristalinus, 106

Pipiza Falln, 62-66

Pipizella Rondani, 67

planifrons Meigen, Eumerus, 100

Platycheirus Le Peletier et Serville, 55

pleuralis (Coquillett), Monoceromyia, 104

pleuralis (Thomson), Episyrphus, 17

politus Wiedemann, Paragus, 58

polonica Szil釭y, Eristalis, 109

porcina (Coquillett), Asarkina, 3

porcina (De Geer), Eristalis, 112

portschinskiana Stackelberg, Cheilosia, 75

praecincta (Scopoli), Leucozona, 21

primus Loew, Triglyphus, 69

profuges (Harris), Doros, 12

proximus (Santos Abreu), Episyrphus, 17

Pseuderistalis Shiraki, 114

Psilota Meigen, 103

Pterallastes Loew, 134

pulcherrimus Strobl, Paragus, 61

pyrastri (Linnaeus), Scaeva, 30

pyrorum (Schrank), Metasyrphus, 25

quadrifasciatus Meigen, Paragus, 61

quadriguttulus (Matsumura), Xanthandrus, 54

quinquestriatus (Fabricius), Eristalinus, 106

reductus ( epel釵), Xanthandrus, 54

Rhingia Scopoli, 83

ribesii (Linnaeus), Syrphus, 39

rosae (De Geer), Scaeva, 30

rueppelli (Wiedemann), Sphaerophoria, 37

ruficornis (Fabricius), Ferdinandea, 82

rufitarsis Strobl, Eumerus, 100

rupestris (Panzer), Cheilosia, 75

rutilo (Harris), Ferdinandea, 80

sachalinense Matsumura, Melanostoma, 52

sachalinensis (Matsumura), Ischyrosyrphus, 20

sachalinensis Matsumura, Didea, 8

sachalinensis Matsumura, Eristalis, 110

sachalinica Stackelberg, Sericomyia, 95

saghalinensis (Matsumura et Adachi), Melangyna, 22

sapporense Matsumura, Chrysotoxum, 48

sapporensis Matsumura, Helophilus, 115

sapporoensis (Shiraki), Chalcosyrphus, 144

Scaeva Fabricius, 30

scalare (Fabricius), Melanostoma, 53

scitule (Harris), Episyrphus, 17

scitulus (Harris), Episyrphus, 17

scutellare Loew, Chrysotoxum, 46

serarius (Wiedemann), Betasyrphus 4

Sericomyia Meigen, 95

sericomyiaeforme (Portschinsky), Temnostama, 140

serpilli Rondani, Sphaerophoria, 37

sexguttata (Meigen), Melangyna, 22

sexmaculata Matsumura, Volucella, 88

shibatensis (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 33

shibechensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 41

shirakii Matsumura, Chrysotoxum, 49

sibiricum (Portschinsky), Temnostama, 140

sibiricum Loew, Chrysotoxum, 50

sigillatus Curtis, Paragus, 56

signata Meigen, Pipiza, 66

signatus (Santos Abreu), Episyrphus, 17

sinensis (Gmelin), Phytomia, 113

sinensis Wiedemann, Eristalis, 112

sinuatus (Palma), Parasyrphus, 29

Sphaerophoria Le Peletier et Serville, 31-38

Sphegina Meigen, 93-94

Spilomyia Meigen, 135-137

Stenopipiza Matsumura, 68

strandi Duda, Eristalis, 109

strandi Duda, Ischyrosyrphus, 19

strigatus (Falln), Eumerus, 100

strigosum Sack, Temnostama, 140

subabiens (Stackelberg), Xylota, 145

subillustrata Stakelberg, Cheilosia, 78

suzukii (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 38

suzukii Matsumura, Ferdinandea, 80

suzukii Matsumura, Spilomyia, 137

suzukii Matsumura, Volucella, 91

sylvatica Meigen, Eristalis, 112

Syritta Le Peletier et Serville, 141

Syrphus Fabricius, 39-41

taeniata (Meigen), Sphaerophoria, 38

takasagensis (Matsumura), Sphaerophoria, 33

takasagoensis Matsumura, Mallota, 122

tarsalis (Macquart), Eristalinus, 107

tashikaganus Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

Temnostoma Le Peletier et Serville, 138-140

tenax (Linnaeus), Eristalis, 112

tenuis Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

terminalis (Wiedemann), Metasyrphus, 25

testacicornis Rondani, Ferdinandea, 80

tetragonus (Geoffroy in Fourcroy), Syrphus, 39

tibialis (Falln), Paragus, 59

tomentosum Giglio-Tos, Chrysotoxum, 46

topiarius Meigen, Syrphus, 41

torvus (Osten Sacken), Syrphus, 40

transcendens (Szil釭y), Metasyrphus, 27

transfuga (Fabricius), Scaeva, 30

transversalis Meigen, Merodon, 101

trianguliferus Zetterstedt, Paragus, 56

tricinctus (Falln), Dasysyrphus, 7

tricolor Loew, Mallota, 123

trifasciata Shiraki, Criorhina, 129

Triglyphus Loew, 69

tsukisappensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

tuberculatus Rondani, Merodon, 101

undulata Vollenhoven, Milesia, 132

undulatus ( epel釵), Xanthandrus, 54

unicolor (Macquart), Melanostoma, 52

unicolor (Sack), Cheilosia, 78

unicolor (Shiraki), Pterallastes, 134

unicolor Curtis, Scaeva, 30

unicolor Shiraki, Cheilosia, 78

unifasciata (Strobl), Meliscaeva, 23

ussuriana (Stackelberg), Orthonevra, 92

vacuus (Scopoli), Syrphus, 39

validus Wiedemann in Meigen, Merodon, 101

variofasciatus Becker, Paragus, 61

varipes (Bigot), Paragus, 59

velox Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

ventralis Thomson, Eristalis, 112

vernalis Suster, Ischyrosyrphus, 19

vespiforme Linnaeus, Temnostama, 140

vespiformis (Matsumura), Doros, 12

virgatus Coquillett, Helophilus, 116

viridis (Coquillett), Eristalinus, 108

vitripennis Meigen, Syrphus, 41

Volucella Geoffroy, 85-91

vulgare (Portschinsky), Temnostama, 140

vulgaris (Scopoli), Eristalis, 112

vulpina Meigen, Eristalis, 112

Xanthandrus Verrall, 54

Xanthogramma Schiner, 42

Xylota Meigen, 145-148

yamahanensis Matsumura, Syrphus, 39

zetterstedti (Falln), Temnostama, 138

zetterstedti (Verhoff), Parasyrphus, 29

zodinus Matsumura, Helophilus, 117

zonalis (Fabricius), Phytomia, 113

zonata (Fabricius), Phytomia, 113

zonatus Meigen, Paragus, 59

가는줄납작꽃등에, 23*

가로무늬꽃등에, 20

개미꽃등에, 149

개미허리꽃등에, 12

검은이마큰별꽃등에, 81

검정끝별꽃등에, 74

검정넓적꽃등에, 4

검정대모꽃등에, 87

검정뒤영꽃등에, 118

검정루리꽃등에, 105

검정배수중다리꽃등에, 125

검정점꽃등에, 65

검정주둥이꽃등에, 14

고려꽃등에, 56

곱슬넓적꽃등에, 55

광꽃등에, 53

광붙이꽃등에, 52

광택긴수염꽃등에, 84

광택꽃등에, 58

구건꽃등에, 15

굵은줄납작꽃등에, 16

극동긴꽃등에, 136

금강산알뿌리꽃등에, 99

긴애꽃등에, 38

긴허리꽃등에, 143

꼬마꽃등에, 36

꽃등에, 112

꿀납작꽃등에, 18

끝검정꽃등에, 21

끝검정알락꽃등에, 43

끝노랑꽃등에, 10

나루미꽃등에, 133

난쟁이별꽃등에, 70

남꽃등에, 31

남색무늬넓적꽃등에, 19

넉점박이꽃등에, 54

넓적꽃등에, 3

네줄박이좀꽃등에, 61

노랑가슴꽃등에, 114

노랑배수중다리꽃등에, 124

노랑벌꿀넓적꽃등에, 41

노랑줄꽃등에, 5

노랑허리꽃등에, 148

눈루리꽃등에, 107

니토베대모꽃등에, 89

닻무늬꽃등에, 30

대만넓적꽃등에, 24

대모꽃등에, 86

대왕꽃등에, 13

대풍꽃등에, 35

덩굴꽃등에, 109

도래마디가시꽃등에, 141

두눈박이꽃등에, 80

두점줄꽃등에, 7

두줄꽃등에, 6

두흰점꽃등에, 67

뒤영벌꽃등에, 131

뒷가슴가시털별꽃등에, 79

루리꽃등에, 108

루리허리꽃등에, 146

루펠꽃등에, 37

마쯔무라긴꽃등에, 135

말벌꽃등에, 140

먹별꽃등에, 77

멍꽃등에, 8

명월넓적꽃등에, 9

무늬넓적꽃등에, 60

무늬별꽃등에, 78

물결넓적꽃등에, 28

반월넓적꽃등에, 27

배두눈꽃등에, 51

배세줄꽃등에, 138

배점박이꽃등에, 62

배줄꽃등에, 68

배짧은꽃등에, 110

벌붙이꽃등에, 104

별꽃등에, 75

별넓적꽃등에, 25

별붙이꽃등에, 92

보라무늬꽃등에, 22

북방알뿌리꽃등에, 96

북방허리꽃등에, 127

삼색꽃등에, 123

삿포로수염치레꽃등에, 48

삿포로수중다리꽃등에, 115

수선화꽃등에, 101

수염치레꽃등에, 46

수중다리꽃등에, 116

수중다리붙이꽃등에, 117

스즈키긴꽃등에, 137

시베리아긴코꽃등에, 128

시베리아수염치레꽃등에, 50

쌍점박이꽃등에, 142

쌍형꽃등에, 119

알락긴꽃등에, 132

알락꽃등에, 44

알락허리꽃등에, 147

알뿌리꽃등에, 100

애꽃등에, 33

애꽃벌붙이별꽃등에, 72

애두눈박이꽃등에, 82

어리대모꽃등에, 90

어리알락긴꽃등에, 139

얼굴별꽃등에, 73

얼룩무늬노랑꽃등에, 11

에조벌꽃등에, 130

오스트리아꽃등에, 63

오줄루리꽃등에, 106

왕개미꽃등에, 151

왕꽃등에, 113

왕진흙꽃등에, 122

유라시아꽃등에, 120

육점박이꽃등에, 26

육점박이대모꽃등에, 88

이이다알뿌리꽃등에, 97

인도꽃등에, 34

일본수염치레꽃등에, 49

일본알뿌리꽃등에, 98

일본잠자리꽃등에, 93

잔털꽃등에, 103

잠자리꽃등에, 94

장수말벌집대모꽃등에, 91

쟈바꽃등에, 1

점꽃등에, 64

점박이긴코꽃등에, 129

조잔꽃등에, 57

좀개미꽃등에, 150

좀검정꽃등에, 66

좀꽃등에, 69

좀넓적꽃등에, 39

좀줄꽃등에, 29

종아리꽃등에, 59

줄꽃등에, 95

진꽃등에, 83

진흙꽃등에, 102

참꽃등에, 42

참대모꽃등에, 85

청람색허리꽃등에, 145

청진꽃등에, 32

큰날개별꽃등에, 76

큰수염치레꽃등에, 47

큰허리꽃등에, 126

타이완납작꽃등에, 2

털좀넓적꽃등에, 40

한국수염치레꽃등에, 45

한국털꽃등에, 121

호리꽃등에, 17

홍다리꽃등에, 144

황가슴꽃등에, 134

흐린날개별꽃등에, 71

흰줄꽃등에, 111

한국산 꽃등에과의 분류학적 목록

한호연, 최득수, 김진일,1) 변혜우

연세대학교 문리대학 생명과학과

1)성신여자대학교 생물학과

한국산 꽃등에과에 관한 문헌들을 정리한 결과 총 3아과 16족 62속에 속하는 151종의 목록을 작성하였다. 한국산 꽃등에과에 관한 기록들은 주로 곤충상조사의 일환으로 발표된 수많은 보고서 등에 산재되어 있었으므로 한국산 종들이 언제 어디에서 채집되어 어떤 문헌에 기록되었는지 찾아보기 쉽도록 정리하였다. 그러나 이 목록에 수록된 종들의 정확한 동정여부는 현 단계에서는 확인하지 않았으므로 앞으로는 실제 표본에 입각한 장기적이고도 체계적인 연구를 위한 기반을 제공하고자 한다.

검색어 : 파리목, 꽃등에과, 한국목록, 분포

(Received: October 30, 1997)

(Accepted: July 20, 1998)