Chryxus tomentosus Champion, 1899
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Chryxus tomentosus Champion, 1899
Figs 1 View Figure 1 , 29-32 View Figures 29–32
Note.
Besides the two male syntypes from Panama ( Champion 1899), only two other specimens (sex not mentioned) of C. tomentosus were recorded in the literature: one as being collected in Guyana ( Usinger 1952) and the other in Panama ( Lucas et al. 2016).
Non-type material examined.
French Guiana. Itoupé, 400 m.a.s.l., window trap n°1, 1 female, 31.iii.2010; Saül, window trap, 6 females, 10.xii.2010, 20.xii.2010, 07.iii.2011, 07.iii.2011, 22.iii.2011, 22.iii.2011, SLAM bas (Sea, Land and Air Malaise trap) (SLAM Trap-Standard BugDorm Store), 4 females, 21.iii.2012, 03.vii.2012, 31.x.2012, 27.xi.2012; Saül Belvédère, window trap, 6 females, 09.ix.2010, 17.ix.2010, 06.x.2010, 5.xi.2010, 20.xii.2010, 24.i.2011, SEAG leg. (J-MB).
Morphological remarks.
Measurements (mm): total length to tip of hemelytra: 4.75 to 5.2; Pronotum length: 1.25; hind lobe maximum width: 1.75; abdomen maximum width: 2.0. Coloration (Figs 29 View Figures 29–32 , 30 View Figures 29–32 ): head blackish; apical half of first, second and third visible labial segments pale brownish. Scape and pedicel pale orange to yellowish; flagellomeres darkened, except paler basal portion of basiflagellomere. Thorax blackish; legs pale orange to orange yellowish. Hemelytra: corium yellowish with somewhat less than distal half blackish; clavus blackish and pale yellowish on approximately basal and distal halves, respectively; membrane pale whitish with a large blackish spot occupying almost entirely discal cell, except basal portion of discal cell, and another blackish spot in the distal region, which may be partially contiguous to the spot of discal cell. Abdomen. Connexivum pale yellow to whitish with distal markings which are larger on the ventral portion of each segment. Sternites generally blackish with some brownish stripes on segments IV-VII. All specimens show the same coloration as described above, except one specimen from Mont Itoupé with antennae, distal portion of femora, tibiae and clavus entirely black (Fig. 31 View Figures 29–32 ). Structure (Figs 29-31 View Figures 29–32 ). Pronotum. Fore lobe: lateral angles largely prominent; shallow faintly defined oblique furrows present along its surface; median sulcus formed by a series of foveae, which may present separately or partially fused along the sulcus and are more or less progressively smaller towards distal portion; median sulcus running from just before transverse sulcus (which is interrupted by the proximal fovea), to somewhat far from posterior margin of pronotum. Transverse furrow narrow. Scutellum with its apex elevated and somewhat thickened. Hind tibiae straight. Connexivum with a continuous uniform margin. Female genitalia. Posterior view (Fig. 32 View Figures 29–32 ): dark blackish, gonapophysis IX paler. Syntergite IX/X large, horizontal, as inverted subtrapezoidal; gonocoxa VIII elongate, moderately enlarged at median portion; gonapophysis VIII pointed laterally at median portion; gonapophysis IX subclaviform.
Distribution
(Fig. 1 View Figure 1 ). French Guiana (new record), Guyana, and Panama.
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