. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. Bricham Young University Science Bulletin 1-1968; 3 females and 2 males ex Mijoiis albescens (SVP 34395, 34397), same locality and date. Remarks Basilia dubia is very close to Basllia carteri; in the female the chief differences are a rather cordiform tergal plate I, a small number of pustulate setae on the lateral connexivum, and a larger number of setae on the anal segment. In the specimens under consideration, tergal plate I is not so cordiform as in the specimens previously known, and one specimen (from Apure, SVP )
. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. Bricham Young University Science Bulletin 1-1968; 3 females and 2 males ex Mijoiis albescens (SVP 34395, 34397), same locality and date. Remarks Basilia dubia is very close to Basllia carteri; in the female the chief differences are a rather cordiform tergal plate I, a small number of pustulate setae on the lateral connexivum, and a larger number of setae on the anal segment. In the specimens under consideration, tergal plate I is not so cordiform as in the specimens previously known, and one specimen (from Apure, SVP ) has no pustulate setae on the lateral connexivum. Even so, I prefer, at least provisionally, to consider all specimens as B. dubia. Basilia constricta Guimaraes and D'Andretta Basilia constricta Guimaraes and D'Andretta, 1956:80, Fig. 82, 112-117, , 130, 131, Maa, 1965:.380 (as subgenus «Jc/(/- tromyia.— Machado-A 11 i s o n, 1967:370.— Theodor, 1967:273, Fig. 426, 438, Guimaraes, 1968 Prfa'ious Records and Hosts Ecuador: Gualaquiza, ex Myo'lis nigricans; Oriente, Macas, ex Mi/o'tis albescens and ex Tonatia ambhjotis (=T. silvicola). Peru: Huanueo, ex Mi/otis n. nigricans and ex Uro- dernm bilobattim— Tingo Maria, Rio Huallaga, ex Mijotis n. nigricans. Golombia: Catival, ex Eptesictis brasilien,sis. Venezuela: Zulia, Lagunil- las, ex Macrophijllum ; Merida, unidentified host. Remarks This species is not represented in this col- lection. Guimaraes and D'Andretta (1956) re- corded only two females from Venezuela, one from Zulia, Lagunillas, ex Macrophijllum macro- pht/Uum and one from Merida, from an uniden- tified host. This species has the characteristic lateral constriction in the abdomen of the fe- male. It belongs to group III of Guimaraes and D'Andretta (1956) and to the B. speiseri group of Theodor (1967). Basilia tuttlei, new species (Fig. 1) This species belongs to the .speiseri group; that is, the posterior margin of terga
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