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<p>A new biodiversity inventory of opomyzoid families (excl. Agromyzidae) in the Gemer area (Slovakia) is presented with a critical synopsis of previously published data and new records obtained from the Muránska planina National Park and the Cerová vrchovina Protected Landscape Area. The study includes the families Clusiidae (10 species), Acartophthalmidae (2), Opomyzidae (12), Anthomyzidae (14), Aulacigastridae (3), Stenomicridae (2), Periscelididae (5), Asteiidae (7) and Odiniidae (8). For each recorded species remarks on general distribution, biology, faunistic and/or nature conservation importance are provided. Four species, viz. <italic>Aulacigaster falcata</italic> Papp, 1998 (Aulacigastridae), <italic>Periscelis</italic> (<italic>Myodris</italic>) <italic>haennii</italic> Pollini Paltrinieri &amp; Roháček, 2022 (Periscelididae), <italic>Neoalticomerus fabricius</italic> Withers &amp; Papp, 2012 and <italic>Odinia photophila</italic> Papp, 1977 (second known specimen) (both Odiniidae), are recorded from Slovakia for the first time, and 14 other species are new additions to the fauna of the Gemer area, viz. <italic>Geomyza acutipennis</italic> Czerny, 1928, <italic>G. balachowskyi</italic> Mesnil, 1934, <italic>G. breviseta</italic> Czerny, 1928 and <italic>G. subnigra</italic> Drake, 1992 (Opomyzidae), <italic>Anagnota bicolor</italic> (Meigen, 1838), <italic>Anthomyza collini</italic> Andersson, 1976 and <italic>Stiphrosoma cingulatum</italic> (Haliday, 1855) (Anthomyzidae), <italic>Periscelis</italic> (<italic>Periscelis</italic>) <italic>annulipes</italic> Loew, 1858 (Periscelididae), <italic>Asteia elegantula</italic> Zetterstedt, 1847 and <italic>Leiomyza birkheadi</italic> Gibbs, 2007 (Asteiidae), <italic>Neoalticomerus formosus</italic> (Loew, 1844), <italic>Odinia czernyi</italic> Collin, 1952, <italic>O. meijerei</italic> Collin, 1952 and <italic>O. trinotata</italic> Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 (Odiniidae). First records of <italic>Neoalticomerus fabricius</italic> are also given from Germany, Poland and Czech Republic. Except for the above new faunal records, also the following species are considered interesting and important in the Gemer area because of their rarity or significance from the nature conservation point of view: <italic>Clusiodes gentilis</italic> (Collin, 1912) (Clusiidae), <italic>Stiphrosoma humerale</italic> Roháček &amp; Barber, 2005 (Anthomyzidae), <italic>Podocera soniae</italic> (Merz &amp; Roháček, 2005) (Stenomicridae), <italic>Periscelis</italic> (<italic>P.</italic>) <italic>laszloi</italic> Roháček, 2022 and <italic>P.</italic> (<italic>P.</italic>) <italic>winnertzii</italic> Egger, 1862 (Periscelididae). Diagnostic characters of some species of Odiniidae are emphasized and illustrated.</p>
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The fauna of Opomyzoidea (excluding Agromyzidae) in the Gemer area (Central Slovakia): new records 2014–2022

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