Dissomphalus cervoides Azevedo, 2003

Azevedo, Celso O., 2017, Review of Dissomphalus Ashmead (Hymenoptera, Bethylidae) from Panama, with key to the Central American species, Zootaxa 4335 (1), pp. 1-72 : 30

Dissomphalus cervoides Azevedo, 2003

( Figs 131–132 )

Dissomphalus cervoides Azevedo, 2003: 31 –32 (♂, holotype from Pará, MPEG, figs 33–36).

Diagnosis. Mandible bidentate. Clypeus trapezoidal. Tergal process with lateral pair of small and very shallow depressions and pit with dense tuft of setae. Hypopygium with posterior margin straight. Genitalia: paramere longer than basiparamere, dorsal margin straight; aedeagal ventral ramus shorter than aedeagal dorsal body, laminar; apical half translucent and thin with top-rounded expansions, apex constricted below; aedeagal dorsal body with three pairs of apical lobes; dorsal pair thick, surface vertical and parallel; dorsal margin angled; ventral pair membranous, stout, rounded, shorter than dorsal one; median pair less stout, less membranous and shorter than median one; basal process with pair of lateral rounded expansions upward. Apodeme extending beyond genital ring.

Remarks. This species is known to Panama, Trinidad & Tobago, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil (Amazonas, Pará, Rondônia, Mato Grosso, Goiás) and Bolivia ( Azevedo 2003). Here more specimens are added. Some variations in this series worth to mention: mesosoma castaneous, metasoma light castaneous; median clypeal tooth angulate; median clypeal carina straight; pronotal disc ecarinate; tergal process without depression.

Material examined. Holotype ♂, BRAZIL, Pará: Tucuruí, Rio Tocantins, V.1986, Interception Trap, N. Degallier col. ( MPEG) ; PANAMA, Colón: 8♂, 14 km N J[un]ct[ion] Escobal r[oa]d and Piña r[oa]d on Piña r[oa]d, ± 20 m, [09°20'N', 79°54'W], 2–3.VI.1995, F[light] I[nterception] T[rap], J. Ashe & R. Brooks [col.] ( CNCI) ; 4♂, S[an]ta Rita [Arriba], Macizo, Parador Sierra Llorona, [09°19'57.1"N, 79°45'1.6"W], 22 dic. 1997, T[rampa] Malaise, D. Quintero [col.] ( MIUP); Darién Pr [ovincia] : 1♂, P[arque] N[acional] Darién, Pirre, Est [ación] Rancho Frio, 230 m, [08°00'N, 77°45'W], 21 mar–4 ab 2000, Malaise, Cambra, Santos, Bermudez [col.] ( MIUP).

Distribution ( Fig. 229 ). Panama, Trinidad & Tobago, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil (Amazonas, Pará, Rondônia, Mato Grosso, Goiás), Bolivia.

Figures

FIGURES 123 – 135. Dissomphalus spp., ♂, genitália. 123 – 124. D. angulatus 123. Ventral view. 124. Lateral view. 125 – 126. D. asitius sp. nov. 125. Dorsal view. 126. Ventral view. 127 – 128. D. ibocius sp. nov. 127. Dorsal view. 128. Ventral view. 129 – 130. D. tisinus sp. nov. 129. Dorsal view. 130. Ventral view. 131 – 132. D. cervoides 131. Dorsal view. 132. Ventral view. 133 – 135. D. ardonius sp. nov. 133. Dorsal view. 134. Ventral view. 135. Lateral view. Scale bars = 250 µm.

FIGURES 224 – 233. Known distribution of Dissomphalus in Panama. 224. Provinces and Counties of Panama. 1. Bocas del Toro. 2. Chiriquí. 3. Ngöbe-Buglé County. 4. Veraguas. 5. Herrera. 6. Los Santos. 7. Colón. 8. Coclé. 9. Panama. 10. Guna Yala County. 11. Darién. 12. Emberá Woonan County. 225. D. abarus sp. nov., D. afestus sp. nov. and D. altivolans. 226. D. angulatus sp. nov., D. ardonius sp. nov. and D. aretisus sp. nov.. 227. D. apertus, D. areius sp. nov. and D. arteobius sp. nov.. 228. D. arbeius sp. nov., D. asitius sp. nov. and D. brasiliensis. 229. D. arteus sp. nov., D. cervoides and D. culteratus. 230. D. asfartus sp. nov.. 231. D. azagus sp. nov., D. bilobatus and D. coronatus. 232. D. borus sp. nov., D. citus sp. nov. and D. curvifoveatus. 233. D. declinatus, D. dilatatus and D. ettus sp. nov..