The bat bugs (Hemiptera: Cimicidae) from Argentina: geographic distributions, hosts, and new records Author Iorio, Osvaldo Di text Zootaxa 2012 3349 48 55 journal article 44752 10.5281/zenodo.212766 14a0b23a-371b-4c3e-9557-ae6f959b0441 1175-5326 212766 Latrocimex spectans ( Lent, 1941 ) Noctilio leporinus (Linnaeus, 1758) [ Noctilionidae ] ARGENTINA : Corrientes: Arroyo San Lorenzo y Ruta 12, aprox. 4 km N San Lorenzo, 26-IV-2004 , D. Ortiz, R Ovejero, P. Capllonch & R Lobo leg., 3 males , # 7262 [FIML], on bat ( Autino et al . 2009 ). Further records Noctilio leporinus (Linnaeus, 1758) [ Noctilionidae ] TRINIDAD : Vega de Oropouche [= Oropouche Lagoon], Avocat, 16-X-1957 , T.G.H. Aitken leg., 1 male , 1 female , in hollow mangrove tree inhabited by the bats; Manzanilla Norte, 20-III-1957 , T.G.H. Aitken leg., 1 male , same conditions [hollow mangrove tree inhabited by bats] ( Usinger 1966 ); BRAZIL : Mato Grosso: Fazenda Limoeiro, Rio São Francisco, 18-VIII-1936 , M. Cavalcanti Proença leg., 1 male Holotype [IOC], 1 female Allotype [IOC], 4 males Paratypes [IOC], in nest in a hollow fallen tree ( Lent 1941 ), = 1 male Paratype , 1 female Paratype , in Col. Usinger [EMEC] ( Usinger 1966 ); Paraná: Guaratuba Bay ( 25º 50’ S , 48º 34’ W ), exx. not stated [probably PJSM], on bat ( Moura et al. 2003 ). Note 1: In the introduction, Lent (1941) mentions 4 males , 1 female , and nymphs. Note 2: Until now, L. spectans seems to be exclusively associated to Noctilio leporinus in all of its geographic range ( Trinidad ; Brazil ; Argentina ).