Sarcofahrtiopsis spinetta Mulieri and Dufek, 2019

Material examined. 1♂: Co [Colombia] co [Córdoba department] Montería Sierra Chiquita 8̊43′57′'N 75̊54′10.2′'W 26 m Bosque [forest] VSR [Van Someren-Rydon trap] fruta [fermented fruit] dia [day] 10 Jun 2013 C. Valverde CEUA 88,302 [hand written] (CEUA); 1♂: same data but 9 Jun 2013 C. Valverde CEUA 88,306 [hand written] (CEUA); 1♂: same data but 9 Jun 2013 C. Valverde CEUA 88,307 [hand written] (ZMHB); 1♂: Co [Colombia] su [Sucre department] San Onofre Rincón del Mar Cabecera municipal Rural 9̊45′56.69′'N 75̊41′00.15′' 2 m VSR [Van Someren-Rydon trap] pez [decomposing fish] 30 Jul 2013 C. Valverde (ZMHB).

Distribution. NEOTROPICAL – Argentina (Chaco), Colombia* (Córdoba, Sucre).

Remarks. In the original description of S. spinetta, the juxta is described as having a ‘well-developed apical process’ (Mulieri and Dufek, 2019). Our specimens clearly show the juxtal apical process medially membranous and apically divided, giving two apical lobes, which is a feature shared with the holotype (pers. comm. P. Mulieri). Also, the surstylus seems to vary in shape among specimens, being triangular in the holotype, while the surstylus apex is slightly more elongated in our specimens (Fig. 6B). The posterior margin of sternite V is slightly more curved in our specimens (Fig. 6A) than in the paratype of S. spinetta .