
%0 Journal Article
%A Vujić, Ante 
%A Radenković, Snežana 
%A Likov, Laura 
%A Andrić, Andrijana 
%A Janković, Marina 
%A Ačanski, Jelena 
%A Popov, Grigory 
%A de Courcy Williams, Michael 
%A Šašić Zorić, Ljiljana 
%A Djan, Mihajla 
%T <i>Corrigendum to</i>: Conflict and congruence between morphological and molecular data: revision of the Merodon constans group (Diptera : Syrphidae)
%J Invertebrate Systematics
%D 2020/06/23
%V 34
%N 4
%P 449-449
%K 
%R https://doi.org/10.1071/IS19047_CO
%U https://www.publish.csiro.au/paper/IS19047_CO 
%X We revise the Merodon constans species group of the genus Merodon Meigen, 1803 (Diptera: Syrphidae), provide morphological diagnosesand descriptions, as well as an illustrated key and a discussion on the different taxonomic characters used. In total, 15 species were studied, their geographic distributions are presented on maps, and nine new species are described. Two species are redefined and neotypes are designated, lectotypes are designated for five species, and onespeciesis reinstated as valid. Following a detailed study of type material in different entomological collections, the status of several species is revised and three new synonymies are proposed. The M. constans species group was resolved as being monophyletic within the M. albifrons lineage based on molecular analyses using COI and 28S rRNA gene sequences. Three species morphologically similar to M. constans (Rossi, 1794) but occurring outside its distributional rangewere supported as being valid and distinct species on the basis of molecular data, but they were not distinguishable based on morphological characters. By contrast, continental populations of M. analis Meigen, 1822 could not be separated from Mediterranean M. constans based on differences in COI or 28S rRNA genes. The same molecular markers could not discriminate between two other species pairs. We conclude that these molecular markers only partially resolve species within the M. constans group. Geometric morphometry of wing shape successfully separated M. analis and M. constans, as well as M. spineus Vuji&#x107;, &#x160;a&#x161;i&#x107; Zori&#x107; &amp; Likov, sp. nov. in both species and population analyses. 
