Pipunculus galapagensis Curran, 1934: 152 Tomosvaryella galapagensis Aczél, 1948: 25 1952: 248 Hardy, 1965b: 64 Ale-Rocha, 1992b: 351 Ale-Rocha, 1996: 172 Ale-Rocha & Souza 2011: 297 Rodriguez & Rafael 2012: 30 Tomosvaryella Aczél (Diptera: Pipunculidae) of Colombia, with description of two new species Ramos-Pastrana, Yardany Rafael, José Albertino Zootaxa 2021 2021-06-11 4985 1 37 68 57DXZ (Curran, 1934) Curran 1934 [151,684,1306,1333] Insecta Pipunculidae Tomosvaryella Animalia Diptera 2 39 Arthropoda species galapagensis   Figs 1–10, 132      Pipunculus galapagensis Curran, 1934: 152.     Tomosvaryella galapagensis Aczél, 1948: 25;  1952: 248;  Hardy, 1965b: 64;  Ale-Rocha, 1992b: 351, figs 1–8;  Ale-Rocha, 1996: 172;  Ale-Rocha & Souza 2011: 297, figs 13, 55–57;  Rodriguez & Rafael 2012: 30, 33.   Diagnosis.Male. Postcranium brown, dorsally pruinose, ventrally grayish-pruinose ( Fig. 1). Hind trochanter with yellow-setose protuberance ( Fig. 2). Tergites and sternites 6 and 7 as in Fig. 3. Surstyli similar in shape, with hooked-tip, having dorso-basal protuberance, right surstylus slightly shorter ( Figs 4–5), both surstyli with tips downward-directed, mainly the left one ( Figs 6–7). Phallic guide with apex simple, angled at about 45 degrees ( Fig. 8). Phallus with one ejaculatory duct with two spines, one duct with a single spine and one duct without spine. Ejaculatory apodeme somewhat sandal-shaped, darker near base, rounded on both ends ( Fig. 9). Gonopods subsymmetrical ( Fig. 10).   Material examined.  COLOMBIA:  Boyacá, SFF[Santuario de Fauna y Flora] Iguaque, Cabaña Chaina, 5º25’N– 73º27’W,  2600 m[eters], Malaise,  31.viii.–16.ix.2001, A. Roberto, “M2066” ( 1♂, LEUA) (photographed specimen); “ idem,01–14.feb[ii].2001”, “M1271” ( 1♂, IAvH).   Geographical distribution. Ecuador, Galapagos islands; Mexico, Baja California( Rodriguez & Rafael 2012); Colombia(new record) ( Fig. 132).   Habitat.The specimens were collected with Malaise trap at the ground level at the Santuario de Fauna y Flora Iguaque reserve, where the vegetation is composed of forest typical of the mountain range of the Northeast region of Colombia.   Comments.Specimens collected are similar to the holotypeillustrated by Ale-Rocha (1992), differing only by the left surstylus, which has the apex more truncated when examined in lateral view. 3336171308 2001-08-31 2001-09-16 2001-08-31 LEUA Malaise & A. Roberto Colombia 2600 5.4166665 Cabana Chaina 1305 -73.45 Iguaque 2 39 2 2 Boyaca