Three new genera of Oriental scuttle flies (Diptera: Phoridae) Author DISNEY, R. Henry L. text Fragmenta Faunistica 2015 58 2 71 77 http://dx.doi.org/10.3161/00159301ff2015.58.2.071 journal article 20496 10.3161/00159301FF2015.58.2.071 1bf440cd-e310-4dae-9783-aa2230a3ea56 2391-5846 6251798 Tendcornphora gen. nov. Diagnosis . Frons without bristles or median furrow, postpedicels greatly elongated with a small apical arista, palps and proboscis small, scutellum almost as large as scutum, mesopleuron bare and without a median furrow, hypopygium unusually small, mid tibia without pre-apical bristles, hind tibia without a dorsal hair palsade but with a row of posterodorsal long bristles, costal index less than 0.25, vein 3 unforked. In the key to males ( Disney 1994 ) it readily runs to couplet 15, where lead 1 runs on to two genera that are clearly different. Lead 2 takes one to couplet 35, lead 1 to Leptilla Borgmeier 1963 . However, although its costa is also exceptionally short, its postpedicel is broad basally before it starts to taper before this distal portion which has long hairs, its palp is 4 times as long as its breadth, the frons has bristles and its hypopygium is clearly different. Figs 1–8. Hippaphora viklundi sp. nov. female. 1 – dorsal view; 2 – dorsal view of head; 3 – ventral view of head; 4 – postpedicel; 5 – eye; 6 – wing plus haltere (h); 7 – hairs of dorsal face of abdomen; 8 – hind femora. Figs 9–18. Obscurcaudaphora maculafemoralis sp. nov. male. 9 – postpedicels, palps and proboscis; 10 – frons; 11–13 – hypopygium: 11 – left face; 12 – right face; 13 – left face of sternite 10 (x); 14–15 – anterior and posterior face of front basitarsus; 16 – front leg; 17 – hind femur and tibia; 18 – wing. Etymology . Named after the long drawn out (stretched) postpedicels of the male antennae.