@article {24,
	title = {The horse-flies from Saudi Arabia. Distribution and zoogeography (Diptera: Tabanidae)},
	journal = {Notes Fauniques de Gembloux},
	volume = {25},
	year = {1992},
	note = {ProCite field[12]: None},
	month = {1992},
	pages = {3-15},
	abstract = {Twenty-two species of Tabanidae (representing the tribes Philolichini, Tabanini and Haematopotini) have now been reported from Saudi Arabia. A checklist for these species is provided, and their wider geographical distribution is discussed. In summary, 12 species are Afrotropical, 8 are Palaearctic and 2 are restricted to Saudi Arabia. [In a subsequent erratum, it is indicated that on pp. 6-7 the Mediterranean component of the Palaearctic fauna should read: Atylotus farinosus, Tabanus albifacies, T. arabicus, T. fumidus, T. leleani turkestanicus and T. subuletorum; the European component of the Palaearctic fauna should read: T. cordiger and T. unifasciatus; and the Saudi Arabian fauna should read: A. pallescens and T. riyadhae].},
	keywords = {Africa, Atylotus farinosus, Atylotus pallescens, Saudi Arabia, Tabanidae, Tabanus albifacies, Tabanus arabicus, Tabanus cordiger, Tabanus fumidus, Tabanus leleani, Tabanus riyadhae, Tabanus subuletorum, Tabanus unifasciatus},
	author = {Amoudi,M.A. and Leclercq,M.}
}
