Notes on the flies of medical importance in Japan. VIII. Descriptions of Sarcophaga ugamskii (Rohdendorf, 1937) and two new species of Sarcophaga from Tokyo

Kano, R.

Japanese Journal of Experimental Medicine 23(3): 255-268

1953


ISSN/ISBN: 0021-5031
PMID: 13142737
Document Number: 9454
Three species of Sarcophagidae, not previously reported from Japan, have been reared by me in Tokyo. One I have identified as Sarcophaga ugamskii (Rohdendorf, 1937). The other two species were thought to be new and specimens were sent to The United States National Museum for examination by Mr. Curtis W. Sabrosky and Mr. David G. Hall. These two workers concurred in the belief that the specimens represent undescribed species. In this paper descriptions of the adults and all larval stages are presented.

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Notes on the flies of medical importance in Japan. VIII. Descriptions of Sarcophaga ugamskii (Rohdendorf, 1937) and two new species of Sarcophaga from Tokyo