Licontinia Nielson. The 1979

Key to species of Licontinia (males)

1. Aedeagus in lateral view with tubular, broad shaft in basal 3/4 (Figs. 517, 526, 531, Nielson, 1979)..................... 2

- Aedeagus in lateral view with tubular, very narrow shaft in basal 3/4 (Fig. 74)........... (Panama). L. recurvata, sp. nov.

2. Pygofer in lateral view with broad caudoventral process (Figs. 514, 522, Nielson, 1979)............................. 3

- Pygofer in lateral view with narrow, digitate, caudoventral process (Fig. 529, Nielson, 1979).......................... 4

3. Aedeagus with short spines on shaft (Fig. 525, 527, Nielson, 1979); general habitus deep fuscous with yellow transverse band on pronotum in male, yellow transverse band on pronotum and 2 transverse bands on forewings of female..............................................................................(Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama) L. introducens (Walker)

- Aedeagus long spines on shaft (Fig. 517, 518, Nielson, 1979; general habitus deep fuscous without such bands............................................................................... (Ecuador, Colombia) L. implicata Nielson

4. Pygofer in lateral view with caudoventral process inflated distally (Fig. 78); aedeagus in lateral view with some spines on shaft extending beyond gonopore (Fig. 82)......................................... (Colombia) L. multisetacea, sp. nov.

- Pygofer in lateral view with caudoventral process attenuated apically (Fig. 529, Nielson, 1979; aedeagus in lateral view with spines not reaching gonopore (Fig. 531, Nielson, 1979)............................ (Colombia) L. elegans (Spångberg)