Systema Dipterorum

Two-winged insects or Diptera comprise 12% of the planetary biota, and the Systema Dipterorum is an authoritative source for their names. Systema Dipterorum contains all names proposed for extant and extinct Diptera and it is a source for information about those names. The two main components of Systema Dipterorum are the Nomenclator and the References database.
By providing authoritative information about dipteran names, Systema Dipterorum is the necessary framework for organizing, interpreting and integrating current and future data, information and knowledge about two-winged insects.
Systema Dipterorum is a source of names and information about those names and the taxa to which they apply. Systema Dipterorum is a set of tools to aid users in finding information about flies. The two main components of Systema Dipterorum are the Nomenclator and the Reference database.
The Nomenclator allows users to check names, find the status (valid or invalid) and correct (valid) name for obsolete ones as well as basic information such as type, family classification and source for all names.
The Reference is provided to allow users to find printed works about flies.
Information about data sources, quality of the data, current status of the project, future work plans, team, as well as details about the format, classification, abbreviations, et cetera, can be found under Documents in the menu bar.
The Standards, Description, and Data Sources are only available in PDF Format. Click here to download Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader.
You may also find information about North American fly names at the Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) World Wide Web site. Some 25,000 names for North American flies from the former BioSystematic Database of World Diptera were incorporated into the National Oceanographic Data Center (NODC) Code back in 1989. So, you can retrieve information about the status of these names by querying the Species2000 databases.
Systema Dipterorum works with ITIS and was an initial member of the Species2000 program. Systema Dipterorum is endorsed by the Council for the International Congresses of Dipterology, which is a scientific member of the International Union of Biological Sciences. Resources in this dataset:Resource Title: Systema Dipterorum. File Name: Web Page, url: http://diptera.org/ The biosystematic database of world diptera

双翼昆虫，亦称蜻蜓目，占全球生物多样性的12%，而《蜻蜓系统》则是其命名方面的权威性资源。《蜻蜓系统》收录了现存及灭绝的双翼昆虫所提出的所有名称，并提供了关于这些名称的信息来源。该系统的两大主要组成部分为命名学家（Nomenclator）和参考文献数据库（References database）。
《蜻蜓系统》通过提供关于蜻蜓命名的权威信息，构成了组织、解读和整合关于双翼昆虫当前及未来数据、信息和知识的必要框架。
《蜻蜓系统》是名称及其适用分类群名称和信息的来源。该系统是一套工具，旨在帮助用户查找关于苍蝇的信息。其两大主要组成部分为命名学家和参考文献数据库。
命名学家允许用户核实名称，查找其状态（有效或无效）以及对于已废弃名称的正确（有效）名称，以及所有名称的基本信息，如类型、家族分类和来源。
参考文献数据库的提供，旨在使用户能够找到有关苍蝇的印刷作品。
关于数据来源、数据质量、项目当前状态、未来工作计划、团队以及格式、分类、缩写等信息，可在菜单栏中的“文档”部分找到。
标准、描述和数据来源仅以PDF格式提供。请点击此处下载Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader。
您还可以在综合分类信息系统（ITIS）的万维网网站上找到有关北美苍蝇名称的信息。1989年，来自前世界双翼昆虫生物系统数据库的大约25,000个北美苍蝇名称被纳入国家海洋数据中心（NODC）代码。因此，您可以通过查询Species2000数据库来检索这些名称的状态。
《蜻蜓系统》与ITIS合作，并曾是Species2000项目的初始成员。《蜻蜓系统》得到国际蜻蜓学会议委员会的认可，该委员会是国际生物科学联合会的科学成员。本数据集包含资源：
资源标题：Systema Dipterorum。
文件名：网页。
URL：http://diptera.org/。
世界双翼昆虫生物系统数据库。