A review of the hirticeps ­ group of Fannia Robineau­Desvoidy (Diptera: Fanniidae), with the description of one new species from China Author Wang, Ming-Fu Author Wang, Rong-Rong text Zootaxa 2006 1295 61 68 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.173540 5f038d46-3f75-4786-9976-50a1a4fd5008 1175­5326 173540 Fannia hirticeps­ group Fannia hirticeps­ group, Chillcott, 1961 : 94 . Diagnosis: Hind coxa posteroventrally bare (except in F . barbata ); proboscis rather short, prementum at most 3.0X longer than wide; eye usually haired; mid first tarsomere often with basal tooth­like spines; mid and hind tibiae usually with at least 2 setae on each surface (including av , ad , pd or pv surface); lower calypter projecting beyond upper one. For detailed descriptions of the adults, see Chillcott (1961: 94–96) . Included species: Fannia armata (Meigen) ( China : Heilongjiang Province: Jingpo Lake; throughout Europe, Greenland ); F . atra (Stein) (widespread throughout Europe and Nearctic Region); F . barbata (Stein) ( China : Liaoning Province; Mongolia , Japan , throughout Europe); F . cothurnata (Loew) ( China : Shanxi Province; throughout Europe); F . hirticeps (Stein) ( China : Shanxi Province: Taiyuan; throughout Europe, Alaska); F . krimensis Ringdahl (southern Europe, Morocco ); F . lasiops Malloch (throughout North America ); F . limbata (Tiensuu) (rare, north and central Europe); F . nidica Collin ( Great Britain and Czech Republic ); F . novalis Pont ( Great Britain ) ; F . ungulata Chillcott (throughout North America ); F . xuei sp. nov. ( China : Guizhou Province: Mt. Fanjing). Distribution: Holarctic Region.