510 Lane & d’Andretta, Neotropical Anisopodidae Abdomen: Tergites yellowish but largely mottled with irregular pigmental brown markings. Sternites yellowish with basal brown markings. Type: Holotype female. To be returned to the U. & National Museum. Type locality: Ecuador, Cuenca (2.600 mts. alt.), no date (R. Levi-Castillo col.). se Anisopus infumatus Knab 1912, Anisopus Knab, Proc, Biol, Soc. Wash., 25: 112 1928) Edwards, Gen. Ins., 190: 15, 17. Three females which agree with the original diagnosis and key. Puerto Rico, El Yungue, 20-22.111.1954 and 28.X1.1943 (J. Maldonado & S. Medina col.). Anisopus major Edwards 1930, Anisopus Edwards, Dipt. Pat. & S. Chile, 2: 116. Eleven females which agree with original diagnosis. Argen- tina, Ter. Neuquén, Andes, IX and X.1950, two females; Pucara, IX and X,1950 four females (Schajovskoi col.) and Tierra del Fuego, 4-24.111.1948 (Budin col.), five females. Anisopus tibialis Edwards 1923, Anisopus Edwards, An. & Mag. N. H., (9): 12: 486. One female which agrees with original diagnosis. Mexico, Paricutin, 28.X1.1944 (W. S. Foshag col.). Anisopus tucumanus, n. sp. Male. — Length of body 4,2 mm.; wing 4,6 mm. Head: Mouth parts blackish. Palpus yellowish brown, the last segment darker. Frons blackish. Antenna with blackish scape and torus, the torus lighter at apex; flagellum blackish except the last segment which is very small and button like and extreme apex of the penultimate one which are dull whitish Ocellar callus blackish, protuberant, the three equal ocelli equidistant. Occiput dull blackish with white pruinosity and quite abundandly covered with yellowish hairs. Thorax: Mesonotum (somewhatStudia Ent, Vol. 1, Fasc. 3-4, Novembro 1958 SIL 17 Fig. 15. Anisopus albiapex n. sp. 16. A. caiuasi n. sp. — Fig. 17. A . — Fig. incasieus 1, sp. damaged by insertion of pin) brown, margins a little lighter. Scutellum brown in the middle and yellowish on the sides with a few slender blackish hairs. Postnotum brown in the middle and yellowish on the sides. Pleura brown; propleura, katepi- sternite and pleurotergite with very small and yellowish setae. Wing: (Fig. 11). Macrotrichia nearly absent on the basal portion of wing, at apex more abundant but sparse. Wing with the following markings: costal cell with a dark spot at apex; subcostal cell with two spots; radial cell and Ro-3 with a very small basal and a large apical spots; Ry-s, M, and My with three spots; Mg, and My with two spots; Ist. basal, 2nd. basal as well as discal cell. only darkened at the cross veins; cross veins with dark markings. Haltere with yellow stem and brown512 Lane &.d’Andretta, Neotropical Anisopodidae knob. Legs: Hind and mid coxae brown, fore one yellowish. Trochanteres yellowish. Fore femur and tibia yellowish; basi- tarsus yellowish with brownish apex, II yellowish, apex with a broader brownish mark; II] to V brown. Mid femur yellowish, slightly brownish mesially and with brown apex; tibia yellowish; tarsi as in front pair. Hind temur yellowish with a broad brown band beyond the middle and another at apex; tibia yellowish with a broad brown apical band; basitarsus yellowish but extreme apex brown, the other tarsal segments brown. Abdomen: Tergites with 1 yellowish bearing a mesial brown mark; I and HI dull brown with yellow marks and whitish apical bands; IV to apex dull blackish brown with whitish apical bands. Genitalia: (Fig. 7). Type: Holotype male. To be returned to the Instituto Mi- guel Lillo. Type locality: Argentina, Prov. de Tucuman, Capital, X.1945 (collector unknown). Anisopus wygodzinskyi, n. sp. Male. — Length of body 3,5 mm.; wing 4,2 mm. Head: Mouth parts and’ palpus blackish. Frons blackish _ pruinose. Antenna with blackish scape and torus but torus with yel~ lowish apex; flagellum blackish. Ocellar callus prominent and constricted above the holoptic eyes. Occiput dull black, white pruinose on sides below, with sparse blackish hairs. Thorax: Mesonotum reddish brown with a slender V-shaped blackish stripe which divides the diluted markings and fuses into a line on prescutellar region which reaches scutellum; margins broadly yellow with brown irregular pigmentation markings; covered with longish setae; acrostichals and dorsocentrals irregularly distributed the setae over root of wing longer and_ stouter. Scutellum blackish brown with central stripe from mesonotum and two marginal setae. Postnotum yellowish. Pleura brownish and mottled with pigmental markings; one seta on katepisternite and one on pleurotergite. Wing: (Fig. 12). Macrotrichia on all cells, sparse on basal ones and denser on apical half of wing. With the following brown markings: apex of costal and subcostal cells; R, with two brown spots, one before middle, the other larger over nearly apical third; Ry-3 with two spots; Rg-5 with three spots besides darkening on r-m; My with two spots, one