Enicospilus guatemalensis, (Cameron), 1912
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26. E. guatemalensis (Cameron) View in CoL ( Fig. 10g View FIGURE 10 )
Ophion (Enicospilus) guatemalensis Cameron, 1886: 293 . Holotype ♂ [not ♀ as stated in description], Guatemala (BMNH).
Henicospilus guatemalensis (Cameron) Dalla Torre, 1901: 182 .
Enicospilus guatemalensis (Cameron) Hooker, 1912: 68 View in CoL .
This is an extremely widespread species whose range extends from USA and Mexico to South America, including the Caribbean islands ( Gauld, 1988). The long and large fenestra is enough to separate this species from all other with a yellow interocellar area and lacking a central sclerite.
MATERIAL EXAMINED: CC. CM: Nuevitas , VI1968, M. Leal (1 ♀, MNHNCu) . EC. SC: Jardín Botánico , Santiago de Cuba, XII1992 (2 ♀, BIOECO) ; Santiago de Cuba, VII 2003, Light Trap, J. Fernández (1 ♀, BIOECO) . GR: Peralejo, Bayamo , VI2001, Light Trap (1 ♀, BIOECO) .
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Enicospilus guatemalensis
| FERNÁNDEZ-TRIANA, JOSÉ L. 2005 |
Enicospilus guatemalensis (Cameron)
| Hooker, C. 1912: 68 |
Henicospilus guatemalensis (Cameron)
| Dalla Torre, C. 1901: 182 |
Ophion (Enicospilus) guatemalensis
| Cameron, P. 1886: 293 |