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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 angusta Galeano-Olaya & Canal
Nomenclature
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Tribe: LonchaeinaeGenus: Neosilba
SUMMARY
Diagnosis: Neosilba angusta belongs to pendula subgroup. Neosilba angusta has the epandrium less than two times longer than wide, surstylus with 9 prensisetae at each side, two of them located medially and separated from the other longitudinally and external 7 prensisetae, aedeagus smooth beyond the base of cerci, the C‑shape of the aedeagus with the same width than filament in lateral and ventral view , apex of the filament slightly S‑shape and slightly narrowed, paramere with a triangularshape internal lobe with some setulae. N. pendula, N. perezi, N. pseudopendula and N. spiculata differ by the apex of the filament of the aedeagus being swollen; N. nigrocaerulea differs by proximal lobes of the surstylus wide and beyond the epandrium, by the 9 external and longitudinally prensisetae, and by the gonopodite, uniformelly wide; N. laura differs by the small spiculae at base of the filament and 6 prensisetae at each side of the surstylus; N. pantanense differs by the spiculae at the apical third of the filament of the aedeagus and prensisetae at each side of the surstylus; N. cornuphallus and N. turgidiphallus differs by the filament of the aedeagus wider at the middle and number of prensisetae.

