Orthocentrus rectus Veijalainen, 2014

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Orthocentrus rectus Veijalainen in Veijalainen et al., 2014: 216–217 [holotype female (BMNH), ‘ Honduras, PN La Muralla,

15.09544ºN, 86.73867ºW, 1440± 10 m, cloud forest, Malaise trap, 2.–5.V.2010, LLAMA#Ma-C- 01-2-01 ’]. https://species-id.net/wiki/ Orthocentrus _rectus

Material examined. ♀: México, Veracruz, Est. de Biol. Los Tuxtlas, 231 m, MT-I, N 18°34′57.8″, W 95°04′34.6″, 31.III–16.IV.2014, Selva alta Perenifola, leg. M. Madora (UNAM) ; Veracruz, Est. Biol. Trop. Los Tuxtlas, N 18°34′55.4′′, W 95°04′34.7′′, 207 m, MT-II, C7, Pte- Aula- Lab. EBLTL, 17.IX–15.X.2013, leg. M. Madora (UNAM) , Veracruz, Est. Biol. Trop. Los Tuxtlas, N 18°34′55.5′′, W 95°04′37.1′′, 246 m, MT-III, 1–14.V.2014, leg. M. Madora (UNAM) ; Veracruz, Est. Biol. Trop. Los Tuxtlas, N 18°34′55.4′′, W 95°04′34.7′′, 207 m, MT-II, Selva alta Perenifola, 14.II–3.III.2014, leg. M. Madora ; Veracruz, Est. Biol. Trop. Los Tuxtlas, N 18°35′7.6′′, W 95°04′47.5′′, 155 m, MT-II, C6, leg. M. Madora ; Veracruz, Est. Biol. Trop. Los Tuxtlas, MT-II, C1, Pte- Aula- Lab. EBLTL, 10.III–14.IV.2013, leg. M. Madora (UNAM) ; Veracruz, Est. Biol. Trop. Los Tuxtlas, N 18°3′07′′, W 95°04′47′′, 155 m, MT-II, Selva alta Perenifola, 15.X–16.XI.2013, leg. M. Madora ; Veracruz, Xalapa, 1279 m, N 19°30′, W 96°55′, USBI, MT, T1, 2.XI.2015, leg. M. López-Ortega (UNAM) ; Quintana Roo, H5, Mpio. Felipe Carillo Puerto Dzula, N 19°35′, W 88°24′, 28 m, MT, XII-2015, leg. M. López-Ortega (UNAM) ; Tamaulipas, Ocampo, Ej. El Bejuco. S. baja caducifolia, 900 m, MT, 26.IX–9.X.2016, leg. E. Ruíz C., M. & R. Ruíz C. (UAT) ; Tamaulipas, rancho Sta. Elena, 15 km SW Cd. Victoria, 23°37.362′, W 99°12.746′, 970 m, MT, 25.IX–13.X.2010, leg. E. Ruíz C. (UAT) ; Tamaulipas, Palmillas, 23.16806° N, 99.561569° W, Ejido Llano de Azúa Juniperus y mat. espinoso, 1620 m, MT2, 26.IX–9.X.2016, leg. E. Ruíz Cancino & J.M. Coronado B. (UAT) ; Tamaulipas, Tula, Ejido Acahuales B. Quercus, 1400 m, MT, 30.VII–20.VIII.2016, 13–26.VIII.2016, leg. E. Ruíz Cancino & J.M. Coronado (UAT) ; 1 ♂ Tamaulipas, Tula, Ejido Acahuales B. Quercus, 1400 m, MT, 11–24.IX.2016, leg. E. Ruíz Cancino & J.M. Coronado (UAT) .

Distribution. Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, México (Tamaulipas, Veracruz, Quintana Roo).

Comments. Compared with the other species that have a complete posterior transverse carina and short notauli, subocular sulcus is straight, unlike in O. luteoclypeus and O. maculae . Most similar to O. saaksjarvii but differs in the normal-sized propodeal spiracle, scutellum less steeply sloping posteriorly, slightly broader temples, and details of the colour pattern.