Iteaphila caelebs Sinclair & Shamshev 2021, comb. nov.

Iteaphila caelebs (Becker) comb. nov. (Fig. 33) Anthepiscopus caelebs Becker, 1891: 283. Type localities: “Bozen (Süd-Tirol)” [= Bolzano, Italy], “Admont (Obersteier)” (Austria) [Rolle-Pass, Italy]. Type material examined. SYNTYPES. Rolle-Pass [46°17′47″N 11°47′13″E], 20/6 90 25588, SYNTYPUS [red] (1 ♀, ZMHB); Rolle-Pass, 20/6 90 25688, SYNTYPUS [red] (7 ♀, ZMHB). Additional material together with syntype series. Mörsil [63°19′N 13°38′E], 18/6, 42714, Anthepiscopus caelebs Beck. [Becker’s handwriting] (2 ♀, mounted on one plate, ZMHB). Possible additional material. FINLAND. Kuusamo [65°58′N 029°11′E], R. Frey (1 ♀, MZH). SLOVAKIA. Centralis, Mašianske skalky [48°50′20.04″N 20°2′20.76″E], 15.v.1979, V. Straka (1 ♀, OUMNH); Pol’ana Biological Rerserve, Hrončecký grúň reserve,?. vi.1999, 48°41′N 19°31′E, J. Roháček (1 ♀, CULSP); Zadná Pol’ana, National Nature Reserve, 1250 m, spruce wood, MT, 6.v.–3.vii.2006, 48°39′40″N 19°29′50″E, Ševčík & Roháček (3 ♀, CULSP). Recognition. Females of this species have pale legs and halteres. The absence of males makes identification of this species difficult, especially given the variation in leg colouration that occurs in females. Redescription. Wing length 3.2 mm. Female. Head black in ground-colour, with brown to black setation, occiput subshining, finely greyish pollinose. Eyes dichoptic, with ommatidia equally small. Frons very broad, somewhat widened toward ocellar triangle. Ocellar triangle prominent, with 2 pairs of thin setae; anterior ocellars moderately long, proclinate and lateroclinate; posterior ocellars short. Postvertical and postocular setae moderately long; additionally, occiput covered with numerous short bristly hairs in lower part. Antenna brown; scape short, subequal to globular pedicel, both with short setullae; postpedicel rather broad at base, nearly 3.5 times longer than wide, smoothly tapered; stylus very short, sensillum-tipped; segment 9 tubular, nearly as long wide, apical sensillum about as long as segment 9. Proboscis long, projected oblique; ...