Revision of Nearctic Paramyia Williston (Diptera: Milichiidae) Author Levesque-Beaudin, Valerie Author Mlynarek, Julia J. text Zootaxa 2020 2020-02-11 4732 1 1 56 journal article 24090 10.11646/zootaxa.4732.1.1 78caac28-67ae-4fdf-9142-595adc991ccb 1175-5326 3662029 C4C108E8-71C8-4CAC-BB2B-908309BC6F3E Key to the North American females of Paramyia 1 Body yellow …............................................................................ P. lutea n. sp. - Body brown or black …............................................................................... 2 2 All tarsi dark brown to black and matching the tibia ( Fig. 11D ) …................................ P. nigritarsi n. sp. - Fore tarsi yellow to brown; mid and hind tarsi yellow and clearly differing from the brown to dark brown tibia ( Fig. 7E , 13D ) … ................................................................................................. 3 3 Flagellum short and oblong, 1.4-1.6 times wider than long; pedicel usually brown or paler than flagellum ( Fig. 13E ); palpus short and broad with a row of ventral slender setae ( Fig. 13F ) …................................ P. brevikeraia n. sp. - Flagellum subquadrate and at most 1.25 times wider than long or longer, if closer to 1.4 times wider than long, gena very narrow: eye 7.7-8.0 times as high as gena; pedicel usually same color than flagellum, dark brown; palpus longer and narrow … 4 4 Labella yellowish to amber in lateral view from base to apex with only extreme base darker at the junction with labium (clear difference between labium and labella color) ( Fig. 7G ) and fore tibia yellowish to light brown (paler than fore femur) on anterior, posterior and ventral side; dorsal side with extremities yellowish and a variable brown patch in the middle.............................................................................................. P. pseudonitens n. sp.