Possibly. In order to exclude some forms of succintus, it is necessary to check if the prosternal furrow is pubescent or not. In the succintus-females it is completely smooth.
OK; also pubescent. The alternative is pacificus Hüdepohl or leptomerus Aurivillius, according to the shape of the third antennomere: normal (pacificus) or thickened at the apex (leptomerus). If you confront the images of Bezark's site is leptomerus. In this case, Trachyderes leptomerus batesi Martins, 1975... as you already knew.
Trachyderes Ecuador: leptomerus batesi
Posted - 29/05/2011 : 09:03:11
