The most recent issue (no. 13) contains revisions of Paregle (4 spp., of which one is new), a genus of public health interest with coprophagous larvae, Acridomyia (one species, a parasitoid of acridid grasshoppers), Adia (one species whose larvae contribute to the recycling of cow dung), Hylemya (3 species, with coprophagous lavae) and Anthomyia (23 spp., of which 14 are described as new). larvae of the last genus are saprophagous, developing mainly in bird and mammalian faeces and rotting fungi. Like preceding issues, this new issue will be of importance to the work of agricultural, as well as taxonomic entomologists and academic institutions.weiterlesen