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Lonchaeidae (2)
Dasiopiniae (1)- Lonchaeinae (10)
- Chaetolonchaea (8)
- Earomyia (23)
- Fulgenta (15)
- Hydrolysa (2)
- Lonchaea (235)
- Lamprolonchaea (17)
- Neosilba (40)
Neosilba amphora- Neosilba angusta
- Neosilba batesi
- Neosilba bella
- Neosilba bifida
- Neosilba certa
- Neosilba concava
- Neosilba convexa
- Neosilba cornuphallus
- Neosilba delvechioi
- Neosilba dimidiata
- Neosilba distospinosa
- Neosilba fuscipennis
- Neosilba glaberrima
- Neosilba ilheuense
- Neosilba inesperata
- Neosilba laura
- Neosilba longicerata
- Neosilba major
- Neosilba mcalpiniei
- Neosilba nigrocaerulea
- Neosilba oaxacana
- Neosilba orbata
- Neosilba pantanense
- Neosilba paramerolatus
- Neosilba parapeltae
- Neosilba parva
- Neosilba peltae
- Neosilba pendula
- Neosilba perezi
- Neosilba piracea
- Neosilba plana
- Neosilba pradoi
- Neosilba pseudobifida
- Neosilba pseudopendula
- Neosilba pseudozadolicha
- Neosilba spiculata
- Neosilba tolimensis
- Neosilba turgidiphallus
- Neosilba zadolicha
- Priscoearomyia (13)
- Silba (117)
Neosilba pradoi Strikis & Lerena, 2009
Nomenclature
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Tribe: LonchaeinaeGenus: Neosilba
SUMMARY
Paramere shape and the spiculose glomerule-like structure at the
end of “C” shaped base of aedeagus are the most distinctive features of N. pradoi sp. nov.
Neosilba pradoi sp. nov. is morphologically closely related to N. bella Strikis & Prado, 2008 and to
N. bifida Strikis & Prado, 2005, forming another complex of cryptic species in the genus Neosilba. These species
can only be surely separated through the analysis of male genitalia.