New and little known Brachodidae from tropical Asia and Papua New Guinea (Lepidoptera, Cossoidea) Author Kallies, Axel text Zootaxa 2013 3641 3 241 259 journal article 43635 10.11646/zootaxa.3641.3.4 cdf2d056-74f2-4567-8aa3-f378a3ba5578 1175-5326 215638 5B6FB515-7A55-4C05-AC71-4867C1F7318B Nigilgia sp. ( Figs 26 , 36 ) Material examined. 1Ƥ, [ Indonesia , West Papua ] “New Guinea (NW), 100m , 11km SE of Oeberfaren, 10–17. VII. 1959 / M. V. Light Trap / T.C. Maa collector, BISHOP” (USNM). This specimen represents an unnamed species. It is similar to N. atribractea sp. nov. but larger (alar expanse 18 mm ) with a bright white fringe of the hindwings. Furthermore it differs by the color of the forewing scales, which have a white spot at distal end (in the centre of the scale in N. atribractea sp. nov. ). This species has a very characteristic genitalia morphology that places it close to Nigilgia diehli Kallies, 2000 from Sumatra. The female genitalia (Gen. Prep. AK28, Fig. 36 ) show a ductus bursae that gradually widens towards the bursa, a bursa with a rough, tongue-shaped area near the entrance of the ductus and two signa (a small irregular structure and a larger disc-like structure). Due to its unresolved relationship to the Australian species of Nigilgia , which are currently under revision, this species is not described herein.