Diploharpus Chaudoir, 1850

Comments. Neotropical genus, with nine species known from Central America, Brazil and French Guiana. First record for Colombia.

Diploharpus spp.

Material examined. COLOMBIA. Amazonas: PNN Amacayacu, Matamata, 3°41’S 70°15’W, 150 m, Malaise, 19­26.vi.2000, A. Parente, leg., M.684 IAvH 10838 (1 ex.) . Cauca: PNN Gorgona, bosque, 2°58’N 78°11’W, 20 m, Manual, 1.iii.1986, M. Baena, leg., GY­34 IAvH 3350 (1 ex.) ; idem, Alto el Mirador, 2°58’N 78°11’W, 180 m, Malaise, 26.v­10.vi.2000, H. Torres, leg., M.316, IAvH 10834, 10835 (2 ex.) ; idem, 26.vi­ 18.vii.2000, H. Torres, leg., M.491, IAvH 10836 (1 ex.); idem, 10­26.vi.2000, H. Torres, leg., M.494, IAvH 10837 (1 ex.); [Santa Rosa] Insp. Puerto Bello, Serranía de los Churumbelos, [1º43'N 76º36'W], 300­380 m, Pitfall nocturno excr. humano, 16.vii.1998, John Arias & Blanca Huertas, leg. , MUPN. Nariño: Jardines de Sucumbios, Territorio Kofán 0°28’49”N 77°17’35”W, 1430 m, Winkler, 25.ix.1998, E. González, leg. , IAvH 2967 (1 ex.) . Santander: Charalá, Cañaverales (Virolin), [6°17’N] [73°09’W], 1700 m, 24.xi.1978, I. de Arévalo, leg., ICN­MHN­CO 749 (1 ex.) .