Stenophragma Skuse, 1890

Oliveira, Sarah Siqueira & Amorim, Dalton de Souza, 2012, Two New Species of Stenophragma Skuse from Western Australia (Diptera, Mycetophilidae, Sciophilinae), Records of the Australian Museum 64 (2), pp. 149-158 : 150

Stenophragma Skuse, 1890

Homapsis Skuse, 1888: 1131, 1191 (preocc. Foerster, 1868). Type-species, H. meridiana Skuse (mon.).

Stenophragma Skuse, 1890: 612 (nom. nov. for Homapsis Skuse). Type-species, Homapsis meridiana Skuse (aut.).

Diagnosis (modified from Duret, 1976). Body and legs slender. Wing membrane usually with darker areas, covered with micro- and macrotrichia; macrotrichia widely distributed, sparsely on basal half, densely on apical half; Sc reaching C close to Rs; C ending a short distance after R 5; R 4 present or absent; first sector of CuA very long, twice the length of cubital fork; M 1+2 extremely reduced; M 4 strong curved basally; M 4 and CuA complete and divergent. Anepisternum bare, laterotergite and mediotergite setose. Male gonostyle with two or three main branches, rows of long and short spines organized in different arrangements. Tergite nine more or less rectangular distally, with a clear waist close to apex, more or less membranous, densely covered by short, thin setulae on inner surface.