Antunesmyia Lane & Cerqueira, 1942

Antunesmyia is poorly known, the male, larva and pupa are known only for Wy. alani; the following is based principally on the morphology of that species. ADULTS ‒ Proboscis short, expanded distally; scutum dark-scaled; mesopostnotum with scales; paratergite without scales; antepronotum dark-scaled dorsally, pale-scaled ventrally; lower mesokatepisternal setae extending above dorsal margin of mesomeron; upper calypter of wing without marginal setae. MALE GENITALIA ‒ Sternum VIII with posterolateral digitiform processes with row of long setae on inner margin and several thick peg-like setae on narrowed apex; tergum IX lobes small, distinctly separated, each with close-set row of thick tapered setae; gonocoxite elongate, distally attenuated, with long tergal triad; gonostylus with long narrow stem and well-developed distal setose lobes; aedeagus broad, width about two-thirds length, apical tergal arms fused (forming an apical tergal bridge); proctiger with distinct apical teeth, cercal setae present. LARVAE ‒ Setae 4‒6-C single, widely separated, seta 5-C inserted far posterior to level of seta 7-C, seta 6-C inserted anterior to 7-C approximately midway between 7-C and seta 4-C; seta 1-A single, flexible, inserted on distal third of antenna; seta 3-Mx of maxilla not borne in lateral cup-like notch, seta 4-Mx forked, seta 6-Mx branched; seta 11-P,M,T single, 11-P,M piliform, 11-T spiniform; comb plate present, comb scales large, spine-like, borne in single row on posterior margin of plate; siphon without pecten, seta 1-S branched, inserted near mid-length of siphon, seta la-S represented by 1 or 2 small posterolateral setae near apex of siphon, seta 2a-S with 2 small anterolateral setae near mid-length of siphon; saddle with large spine-like spicules on posterolateral margins; seta 4-X multi-branched, long, nearly as long as seta 1-X. PUPAE ‒ Cephalothorax and abdomen without spots; trumpet short, broad, slightly expanded basally; seta 2-III‒VII inserted mesal to seta 1; seta 6-VII inserted on sternum ventrad of seta 9-VII; seta 9-VII,VIII strongly developed; paddle short, shorter than tergum VIII, acutely narrowed distally, triangular, apex spiculate. See genus Wyeomyia.