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A programme of Malaise trapping at sites in Portugal has been carried out in recent years by one of us (ER) and material was collected into 70 per cent ethanol. At one of these sites both sexes of a dark coloured fungus gnat, which was evidently undescribed, were found. This species had the wing venation and most other characters typical of the genus Ectrepesthoneura Enderlein, 1911 but obviously differed in structure of its male genitalia from any previously known species. It did, however, have some significant characters, especially of the male genitalia, in common with E. chandleri Caspers and these two species are considered to differ sufficiently from the other species assigned to Ectrepesthoneura to propose a new genus to include them. It is probable that some other species placed in Ectrepesthoneura, such as E. gracilis Edwards, 1928 will be found to deserve such a change of status when the world fauna of this group is better known. 2. Genus description

<i>Lusitanoneura</i> gen. n. (Diptera: Mycetophilidae), including a new species from Portugal