Glyphidops filosus (Fabricius, 1805)

(Figs 1E, 2F, G, 8D)

Diagnosis. Frontal vitta yellow with ovate black spot on posterior third, covering the ocellar tubercle and narrowing towards the median occipital sclerite (Fig. 1E). First flagellomere lanceolate with arista apical and densely white pubescent (Fig. 1E). Vibrissa absent. Prosternum narrow, separated from proepisternal plate by a wide membranous area. Two dorsocentral prescutellar setae. Scutum with two dorsal white pruinescent stripes, separated by wide median brown stripe that narrows after transverse suture. Supra-alar seta absent (Fig. 2F, G). Fore coxa with one antero-apical seta (adapted from Sepúlveda et al. 2014).

Material examined. Mexico. Chiapas. Ocosingo, Montes Azules [16.11260, -90.94089], 9-14.vii.1987, F. Arias & L. Cervantes, 1 male (CNIN) . Oaxaca. km 54 Tuxtepec - Oaxaca [18.07732, -96.14509], 28.iii.1984, A. Ibarra, 1 female (CNIN) . Veracruz. Estación Biológica Los Tuxtlas [18.48394, -95.00997], 20.i.1986, F. Arias, 1 female (CNIN) ; same label information, except: 10.vii.1988, V. Hernández & R. Pérez, 1 female (CNIN); 13.xi.2017, Carlos, P., Saúl, G., Magali, E., Leonardo, G., 1 female (CARF - CPL 1759); 12.viii.1992, E. Ramírez, 1 male (EBCH) .

Distribution. Mexico (Chiapas, Oaxaca *, Veracruz *), Guatemala and Honduras to Surinam and South to Bolivia and Brazil (Sepúlveda et al. 2014).