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Gibbasilus    Londt, 1986, a small genus of asiline   Asilidae   endemic to the Western Cape Province of South Africa, is taxonomically revised. Three species are described for the first time (alboala   ,condylus   ,crinitus   ) and added to those already known (arenaceus   ,brevicolis   ,centrolobus   ). A key for the identification of species is provided. Little is known of their biology, but a close association with species of   Restionaceae  , a dominant element of the Cape Floristic Region, has been observed. It is suspected that females, which possess long, laterally compressed, knife-like ovipositors, use these plants as oviposition sites.

A review of the genus Gibbasilus Londt, 1986 in southern Africa ( Diptera , Asilidae )