Catorhintha divergens Barber, 1926

María C. Melo, Gimena Dellapé, Leonela Olivera, Pablo S. Varela, Sara I. Montemayor & Pablo M. Dellapé, 2017, Diversity of true bugs from Iguazú National Park, Argentina, Check List 13 (5), pp. 479-511 : 492

Catorhintha divergens Barber, 1926

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Distribution. Argentina: Chaco, Formosa; Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Venezuela, Mexico, and USA ( Brailovsky and García 1987, Packauskas 2010).

Material examined. 2♀, 18-XI-2008, Zamudio, Colleselli & Gómez de Olivera colls., PNI0383-4 ( MLP) ; 1♀, 19-XI-2008, Zamudio, Colleselli & Gómez de Olivera colls., PNI0385 ( MLP) ; 1♀, 12-XII-2008, Zamudio, Colleselli & Gómez de Olivera colls., PNI0386 ( MLP) ; 1♀, 18-XII-2008, Zamudio, Colleselli & Gómez de Olivera colls., PNI0387 ( MLP) ; 1♂, IV-1966, PNI0388 ( MLP) .

Remarks. New record for Misiones province

This species belongs to the inarmata group, which is characterized by the absence of a spine in the antenniferous tubercles. Catorhintha divergens can be easily distinguished by the combination of the following characters: the humeral angles of the pronotum expanded and acute, the scape ocher with a black outer band, thorax ventrally immaculate and with the dorsal segments of the abdomen bright orange with a reddish brown fascia media ( Brailovsky and García 1987).

Figures

Figure 25–33. Coreidae. 25. Leptoglossus lonchoides Allen, 1969, new country record. 26. Chariesterus armatus (Thunberg, 1825). 27. Scamurius marianae Brailovsky, 1986. 28. Madura fuscoclavata fuscoclavata Stål, 1860. 29. Catorhintha divergens Barber, 1926. 30. Catorhintha duplicata Brailovsky & García,1987, new country record. 31. Quintius dentifer Stål,1870, new country record. 32. Plaxiscelis pagana (Burmeister, 1835). 33. Spartocera dentiventris Berg, 1883.