Black fungus gnats (Diptera: Sciaridae) of Queensland, Australia. Part II. Genus Pseudolycoriella Menzel & Mohrig, 1998 Author Mohrig, Werner Author Kauschke, Ellen Author Broadley, Adam text Zootaxa 2020 2020-03-18 4751 3 487 506 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.4751.3.4 624bbacd-4686-4a56-96cb-d51a659e5964 1175-5326 3714717 0FCACF65-C125-414C-9848-F96BD0571F73 Pseudolycoriella snellingi Mohrig, 2013 ( Fig. 12 A–B) Pseudolycoriella snellingi Mohrig 2013 [Mohrig (2013): 156–157, fig. 26 a–f]. Material . 2 males , 8.viii.1997 , Queensland , Mt Lewis , 37 km WSW of Port Douglas , 16°35´S , 145°16´E , rain forest, Malaise trap , leg. J. Seymour , 1 in PABM , 1 in PWMP ; 1 male , 2 females , 13.vi.1997 , same locality, leg. Seymour , in PWMP . Comments . The species is characterized by having 4–5 spines on the gonostylus (in the original description only 4 spines are mentioned; this was also illustrated in figure 26 a), a very long tegmen, short flagellomeres with a fine net-like surface sculpture, strongly toothed claws, a short whiplash-hair and a yellow body colour. The specimens from Queensland are identical to Psl. snellingi Mohrig from Papua New Guinea in all important characters. It belongs to the Psl. quadrispinosa group sensu Mohrig (2013). Distribution . Australia ( Queensland ); Papua New Guinea. New record for Australia .