108. Gymnandrosoma aurantianum Lima, 1927 complex (Fig. 48).

This widespread species of the New World tropics was reported from Honduras by Adamski & Brown (2001) based on a specimen in the collection of Vitor Becker. The larvae of G. aurantianum attack a wide range of fruit in many families, notably Citrus ( Rutaceae), Theobroma ( Sterculiaceae), Annona ( Annonaceae), Psidium ( Myrtaceae), and Byrsonima ( Malpighiaceae) (Adamski & Brown 2001). This may be a complex of species based on DNA barcodes (JWB, unpublished).

Specimens examined: Honduras: Tegucigalpa, 7 Sep 1973 (1♂), V. Becker (VBC); EAP, 30 km E. Tegucigalpa, 8 Mar 1979, S. Passoa, USNMENT02007246 (USNM). Dept. Comayagua, Comayagua, 10 Oct 1979 (1♂), S. Passoa (USNM) .