Paralimosina sinelineata Papp 2013, sp. n.

Paralimosina sinelineata sp. n. Figs 55–61 Etymology: From Latin sine (without) and linea (line), in reference to the absence of the M-shaped pattern on the frons. Description: Measurements in mm: body length 1.39 (holotype), 1.25–1.70 (paratypes), wing length 1.30 (holotype), 1.25–1.76 (paratypes), wing width 0.61 (holotype), 0.60–0.82 (paratypes). Body brown, grey microtomentose, legs darker brown, tarsi only slightly lighter. Frons without M-shaped mark, finely microtomentose brown, anterior part ochre. Four ifr pairs, anteriormost one prominent but not more than 0.05 mm. Antennae well separated.Medial seta on scape 0.06 mm long, genal seta 0.06 mm.First flagellomere with cilia 0.025 mm long (apical aristomeres broken off, so aristal cilia not measurable). Anterior katepisternal seta only 0.04 mm long, posterior one 0.14 mm. Wing comparatively short, rounded, uniformly light brown, veins slightly darker, only costal vein darker brown. Basal seta on costa 0.09 mm. Costa overruns R 4+5 by 0.02 mm. Second costal section 0.44 mm, third section 0.63 mm, costal index 0.71. R-M–M-M 0.19 mm, M-M 0.09 mm. Male mid tibia with ad at 9/31 (short), 15/31, 22/31, 24/31 (all three strong); pd at 12/31 and 25/31 (both very strong). Male S5 (Fig. 55) broad and rather long with a broad, medial caudal extension that continued into a narrow membranous margin, which bears short hairs; there are mediumlength setae caudally, medially and also on lateral edges. S6–7 parts of synsternite strongly and broadly fused, medial part of S6 not extended much to the right, dorsal part of S7 small. S8 component of synsternite not fused to S7 part, broad on the left side dorsally, narrowed to the right side. No cercal lobes on epandrial complex but the connection of the two halves is broad sagittally (Fig. 57). Subepandrial sclerite almost as high as broad, ventral processes rather short. Hypandrium robust, with a large asymmetrical ventral process (Fig. 59). Surstylus (Fig. 58) with rounded, less sclerotised and melanised anterior part, with comparatively broad connecting part and rather large posterior section, which bears numerous long and medium-length setae. Phallapodeme ca 0.22 mm long, slightly curved in lateral view. Phallus (Fig. 60) short (