Revision of Camarota Meigen (Diptera: Chloropidae), with a new species from Uganda Riccardi, Paula Raile Tschirnhaus, Michael Von Zootaxa 2018 2018-11-29 4526 2 221 231 Q8YB Bezzi, 1908 Bezzi 1908 [151,579,1709,1736] Insecta Chloropidae Camarota GBIF Animalia Diptera 5 226 Arthropoda species angustifrons  ( Figs. 2, 8)  Bezzi, 1908: 179–180; Becker, 1910a: 381, 410–411 (as synonym of C.“  curvinervis”, 1 specimenfrom Kenya); Becker 1910b: 410–411 ( 1♂Katona, Tanzaniaas  Oscinis curvinervis; Becker, 1915: 178–179 (reactivated from synonymy); Sabrosky, 1951: 720 (taxonomy, key, 3 specimensfrom Ruwenzori, Uganda); Lamb, 1917: 48 ( 1 specimenin Museum Cambridge from Durban in South Africa); Sabrosky, 1955: 309 ( 1 femalefrom Rumonge in Burundi); Deeming, 1981: 790–793, 820 (three specimens reared from shoots of  Panicumand  Andropogonin Nigeria, key, figs. of terminalia and larva); Ferrar, 1987: 115, 119, 619 (details after Deeming); Spencer, 1985: 179 (cephalopharyngeal skeleton compared).   Material examined:  1 ♀ Kenya, Rift Valley, Ol Arabe Gorge,  18.xi.1988, R. K. Butlin[ NMWZ] (photo).   Comments.This species described from Massaua, Ethiopia, the city at the Red Seatoday in Eritrea, was long time considered as a synonym of the European  C. curvipennis(as  curvinervisauctt.). But already Becker (1915)recognized the taxon as a valid species. Sabrosky (1951)distinguished it in a key from the Palaearctic species.   Distribution. Eritrea, Kenya*, Nigeria, Rwanda–Burundi, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda. 2029161588 [393,1336,151,176] 1988-11-18 NMWZ R. K. Butlin Kenya Rift Valley Ol Arabe Gorge 7 228 1 1