New species of Psychodidae (Diptera) from Australasia, with a checklist of the world species of Bruchomyiinae and Sycoracinae Author Curler, Gregory R. Author Jacobson, Amanda J. text Zootaxa 2012 3552 43 65 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.282855 619f061a-a521-43f2-8874-6160a49d4acd 1175-5326 282855 Key to males of Sycorax species known to occur in New Caledonia 1. Parameres with medial processes ( Figs. 19 , 26 ); aedeagus with apices acuminate.................................... ( Figs. 20 , 27 ), without lateral dentation.................................................................... 2 - Parameres without medial processes ( Figs. 16 , 32 , 40 ); aedeagus with apices....................................... triangular ( Fig. 17 ) or with lateral dentation ( Figs. 33 , 41 ).................................................... 3 2(1). Parameres with medial process smoothly arcuate, dorsomedial process elongate, extending beyond aedeagus, swollen at midlength ( Fig. 26 )........................................................................... S. spina sp. nov. - Parameres with medial processes sinuous, dorsomedial process short, not extending beyond aedeagus ( Fig. 19 ).................................................................................................. S. sinuosa sp. nov. 3(1). Aedeagus with apices curved laterally, with one or more lateral dentes ( Figs. 33 , 41 )................................ 4 - Aedeagus with apices triangular, without lateral dentes ( Fig. 17 ); parameres with dorsomedial process bipartite, with dorsal part digitiform, ventral part bifurcate at apex ( Fig. 16 )............................................ S. furca sp. nov. 4(3). Apices of aedeagus each with three lateral dentes ( Fig. 33 ); parameres with dorsomedial process capitate, with bulbous apex ( Fig. 32 )............................................................................. S. tridentata sp. nov. - Apices of aedeagus each with two lateral dentes ( Fig. 41 ); parameres with dorsomedial process digitiform, without bulbous apex ( Fig. 40 )........................................................................... S. webbi sp. nov.