Discheramocephalus inretitus sp. n.

(Figs. 5, 11, 14, 22, 28, 33)

Habitus Fig 5. Length 0.64 mm. Colour dusky yellow, head darker, eyes black. Antennomeres 3–11 0.19 mm long. Mentum and submentum Fig. 22. Width across eyes 0.16 mm. Head with posterior median semicircular depression Fig. 14. Pronotum 0.19 mm wide, 0.18 mm long Fig. 11. Elytra 0.38 mm long, 0.25 mm wide. Mesoventral collar and keel Fig. 28. Metaventrum without lines. Abdominal ventrites V–VII with median serrations Fig. 33. Pygidium with +/- 12 teeth.

Etymology. Adjective formed from the Latin inretio meaning to catch in a net.

Diagnosis. This species is also very similar to the Bolivian D. stewarti Grebennikov but may be distinguished by its smaller size ( stewarti 0.84–0.88mm) the absence of metaventral lines and the smaller pits in ventrite VIII.

Type data: Holotype: PERU: Cusco Dept.: Villa Carmen Field Station, cafeteria ~ 1.7 km west, research transect, 12.89250°S 71.41917°W, 555m, 28–30.V.2011, D.J. Bennett & E. Razuri, flight intercept trap, PER-11- FIT-015 (MUSM). Paratypes: 2 exs, same data as holotype (MUSM); 3 exs., PERU: Cusco Dept.: Villa Carmen Field Station, cafeteria ~ 1.7 km west, research transect, 12.89250°S 71.41917°W, 555m, 22–24.V.2011, D.J.

Bennett & E. Razuri, flight intercept trap, PER-11-FIT-009 (SEMC / BMNH); 2 exs, PERU: Cusco Dept.: Villa Carmen Field Station, cafeteria ~ 1.7 km west, research transect, 12.89250°S 71.41917°W, 555m, 26–28.V.2011, D.J. Bennett & E. Razuri, flight intercept trap, PER-11-FIT-013 (SEMC / BMNH).