callisceles (Steyskal), 1963: 117 –120,

figs. 4–5 (antenna, ♂ left hind leg, ♂ terminalia, ♂ genitalia) ( Pherbellia) [in Steyskal & Knutson 1975: 275]

HT: ♂ Chile, Santiago, El Tabo (33°27’S, 71°41’W). 24.VII.1961, G. Kuschel

Note 1: El Tabo is in the province of San Antonio, region of Valparaíso.

Note 2: Not in MEUC as given in Steyskal 1963 but in USNM, No. 101264.

AT: ♀ Chile, Santiago, El Tabo (33°27’S, 71°41’W). 24.VII.1961, G. Kuschel. MEUC, unnumbered [Steyskal 1963]

PT: 4♂ 2♀ Chile, Santiago, El Tabo (33°27’S, 71°41’W). 24.VII.1961, G. Kuschel

Note 3: Not all in MEUC as stated in Steyskal 1963; five are in USNM (4♂, of which one is badly damaged and 1♀ is missing abdomen).

DIST: CHILE (Los Lagos: Carelmapu, Pucatrihue; Valparaíso: Cachagua, El Tabo). Map: none

FIGS: Marinoni & Mathis 2000 (antenna, ♂ terminalia, ♂ genitalia), Knutson & Vala 2011 (wing), this paper (habitus, dorsal head, anepisternal seta)

BIOL: Unknown. Stephen A. Marshall (DEBU) photographed an adult of this species far out in an intertidal area on the coast of Chile, along with Canacidae, almost all of which are exclusively intertidal in habitat preference. All records of C. callisceles are from coastal locations, where perhaps the larvae feed on operculate marine snails.

HOSTS/PREY: Unknown

IMMATS: Unknown

MOL_DAT: Y