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A first report on the phylogeography and phylogeny of the widespread Holarctic species,  Graphomya minor  Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830, within its continuous range throughout northern Eurasia and North America, is presented. The geographic patterns of genetic and morphological variability in  G. minor  were examined. The phylogenetic structure was assessed using the barcode fragment of the mitochondrial  COI  gene. We detected 35 unique  COI  haplotypes in in  G. minor , with only two common haplotypes for both the Palaearctic and Nearctic regions. A higher number of  COI  haplotypes was detected in the Eurasian populations (27 haplotypes) than in the North American samples (eight haplotypes). The diversity of mitochondrial DNA haplotypes and the degree of genetic differences between five geographic populations of  G. minor  varies. Morphological analysis did not reveal correlations between haplotypes and morphological characters. A genetic comparison of  G. minor  with morphologically close Palaearctic ( G. maculata ,  G. rufitibia ) and Nearctic species ( G. ungava ,  G. minuta ,  G. americana ,  G. transitionis ) was made. The newly obtained  COI  sequences of  Graphomya  species (155) were combined with those published in the GenBank and BOLD databases (76) and were analysed using the species delimitation software ASAP. The results of these species delimitation analyses validated the morphological species in  Graphomya  and revealed two new species lineages of  Graphomya  located in north-eastern and south-eastern Russia. Based on the results of our analyses, we concluded that  G. minor  is a valid widespread polymorphic Holarctic species and is not a junior synonym of  G. maculata ; and assign 30 unidentified sequences from BOLD and GenBank to named morphospecies.

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Clarifying the taxonomic status and exploring hidden diversity in  Graphomya minor                  Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830  (Diptera: Muscidae: Mydaeinae) using molecular and morphological evidence