Apogonalia woodruffi Young, 1977

(Figs 92–97)

Diagnosis. Anterior dorsum (Fig. 92) with pattern similar to that of A. krameri . Mesonotum (Fig. 92) with three large anterior yellow marks and one posterior mark, bordered by dark brown. Forewing (Figs 92, 93) red with numerous small bluish-white maculae on clavus and adjacent corium; outer discal cell with irregular white stripe adjacent to outer margin; apical portion gray. Face (Fig. 94) with pattern similar to that of A. krameri . Male pygofer with long inner ventroapical process, extending medially and crossing median line (Young 1977, fig. 761p). Aedeagal shaft with unpaired ventral process with apical third bifurcated (Young 1977, fig. 761f). Female sternite VII with broad, subrectangular posteromedian emargination, bordered by short projections. Sternite VIII (Figs 95, 96) with short, arch-shaped sclerotized plate, broadly concave on anteromedian portion and with broad, median longitudinal depression.

Female length. 10.8 mm (n = 1).

Description of female genitalia. Sternite VII similar to that of A. stali . Sternite VIII, in dorsal view (Fig. 95), with short, arch-shaped sclerotized plate; anterior margin of plate broadly convex, with broad and deep median concavity; posterior margin slightly produced and truncate medially; dorsal surface with broad and deep longitudinal median depression; anterior surface (Fig. 96) strongly bilobate dorsolaterally. Pygofer similar to that of A. angusta . Valvula I, in ventral view (Fig. 97), with basal portion slightly broad and bearing short lateral prominence; basal margin slightly oblique, irregular and subtruncate; blade similar to that of A. angusta . Valvula II similar to that of A.angusta; teeth, on median portion of blade, very prominent, 1.5 to 2 times longer than high, spaced from one another about one tooth length; preapical prominence approximately aligned to tooth anterior to anteapical one.

Material examined. Guatemala: Alta Verapaz, one male (USNM) . Mexico: Veracruz-Llave, one female (USNM) .