Coniceromyia disparivena Borgmeier

(Figs. 72–77, 162, 214, 276)

Coniceromyia disparivena Borgmeier, 1950: 287, textfig. 12, 17, plate xvii, fig. 1. Holotype ♂, Brazil, Santa Catarina, Nova Teutônia (MZSP; not examined).

Diagnosis (male). Wing veins M1 and M2 close to each other, almost parallel; hind femur swollen. These features are also diagnostic for C. apechoneura Ament & Amorim, from which C. disparivena can be differentiated by its foretibia without many strong setae on its apical half.

Material examined. Paratypes: BRAZIL: 1♂, Santa Catarina: Nova Teutônia, iii.1950, F. Plaumann col. (no further data) (MZSP) ; 1♂, BRAZIL: Paraná: Rio Negro, 5.vii.1925 (in alcohol, no further data) (MZSP) . Additional material: BRAZIL: 7♂, Santa Catarina: Nova Teutônia: 27º11’S, 52º23’W, (1♂, 2.vi.1940; 2♂, viii.1945; 1♂, 1956; 1♂, 1958, 2♂ no date on label), F. Plaumann col. (MZSP) ; 1♂, ARGENTINA: Misiones: Loreto: Ruinas Jesuíticas, 27.77ºS, 57.28ºW, 21–24.viii.2000, Malaise trap, P. Fildago col. (LACM) .

Hypopygium description. Hypopygium brown (Figs. 72–77). Epandrium extensively covered with microtrichia, with only small proximal lateral areas bare; epandrium dorsal and left sutures present. Left epandrial process dorsally setose, with medial setose lobe curved subepandrially (Figs. 73 and 75, black arrow) and apical setulose fold (Figs. 73 and 75, white arrow). Right epandrial projection with subepandrial group of setulae. Hypoproct with two setae. Right lobe of hypandrium with lateral projection.

Geographical distribution. Southern Brazil and northeastern Argentina.

Comments. Coniceromyia disparivena is morphologically very similar to C. apechoneura Ament & Amorim, sharing with this species the wide separation between M2 and CuA1 (probably an apomorphic condition) and a nearly identical hypopygium morphology.