Oriental species of clusiid flies (Diptera: Clusiidae: Clusiinae) Author Sasakawa, Mitsuhiro text Zootaxa 2011 3038 1 28 journal article 46304 10.5281/zenodo.205904 62376e09-f30b-4fb0-a635-8f8f43e008fd 1175-5326 205904 Genus Phylloclusia Hendel Phylloclusia Hendel, 1913 : 78 . Type species, Phylloclusia steleocera Hendel, 1913 , fixed by monotypy. Diagnosis. This genus is characterized by a large, triangular first antennal flagellomere with a bluntly angled dorsal apex (rarely small and rounded), the arista flattened in the form of a willow-leaf (rarely slender), the presence of prs and prsc, and the absence of if, presutural dc, and dp. Other diagnostic characters are as follows: occiput with shallow notch just behind ocellar triangle; distinct microtrichiation on wing membrane; fore femur with several fb; S6 setose posteriorly ( Lonsdale and Marshall 2007b ); male cerci ( Figs 1, 2 , C) united at their bases and connected with posteroventral corners of epandrium, bearing many long setae posteriorly; surstylus ( Figs 1, 2 , S) varying in shape among species, setulose; proctiger ( Fig. 2 , P) Y-shaped; epiphallus distinct, mesophallus with sclerites separated or fused at their bases, distiphallus tubular, paraphallus short and pointed apically. Remarks. Five Oriental species are known ( Hendel 1913 ; Sasakawa 1974 ; Lonsdale and Marshall 2007b ), and two new species are described below.