Meteorus jerodi Aguirre & Shaw, 2011

Almeida, Luis Felipe Ventura De & Dias, Angélica Maria Penteado, 2015, Five new species of Meteorus Haliday (Hymenoptera: Braconidae: Euphorinae) from Brazil, Zootaxa 4057 (2), pp. 231-247 : 244-245

Meteorus jerodi Aguirre & Shaw, 2011

Examined material. DCBU 17457, DCBU 17458 and DCBU 17459 Matão, SP, Brasil, Faz. Cambuhy – Biota Noroeste, S 21 37’ 39,9” W 48 37’ 11”, Armadilha Malaise, 08.x.2009, A. M. Penteado-Dias col.; DCBU 0 9782, DCBU 0 9785 and DCBU 0 9811 Poços de Caldas, MG, Brasil, Sitio da Ferradura, S 21 47’ 3,4’’ W 46 37’ 22.8’’, Armadilha Malaise, 19.iv.2007, A. E. Carvalho; DCBU 0 9308 idem previous except, 23.xi.2007; DCBU 37042 Sete Lagoas, MG, Brasil, Embrapa Milho e Sorgo, Milho Orgânico, S 19 28’ 16.8’’ W 44 10’ 33.8’’, Armadilha Malaise Pto. 1, 02.vii.2011. I. Cruz col.; DCBU 0 1399 Ribeirão Grande, SP, Brasil, Parque Estadual de Intervales, S 24 16’ 27.7’’ W 48 25’ 19.3’’, Armadilha Malaise 3, 22.x.2009, N. W. Perioto e eq.; DCBU 0 0 676, DCBU 0 0 677, DCBU 0 0 689 and DCBU 0 0 690 Ribeirão Grande, SP, Brasil, Parque Estadual de Intervales, S 24 16’ 28’’ W 48 25’ 14.8’’, Armadilha Malaise 1, 21.iii.2011, N. W. Perioto e eq.;; DCBU 0 0 559 Ribeirão Grande, SP, Brasil, Parque Estadual de Intervales, S 24 16’ 28.8’’ W 48 25’ 20.6’’, Armadilha Malaise 4, 22.iii.2010, N. W. Perioto e eq.; DCBU 0 6670 Ribeirão Grande, SP, Brasil, Parque Estadual de Intervales, S 24 16’ 23.6’’ W 48 25’ 14.8’’, Armadilha Malaise 5, 26.vi.2010, N. W. Perioto e eq.; DCBU 0 0 702 idem previous except, 22.i.2010; DCBU 0 1415 and DCBU 0 1461 Ribeirão Grande, SP, Brasil, Parque Estadual de Intervales, S 24 16’ 28’’ W 48 25’ 14.8’’, Armadilha Malaise 1, 23.xi.2009, N. W. Perioto e eq.; DCBU 0 0 756 Ribeirão Grande, SP, Brasil, Parque Estadual de Intervales, S 24 16’ 28’’ W 48 25’ 14.8’’, Armadilha Malaise 1, 22.iii.2010, N. W. Perioto e eq.; DCBU 0 3441 and DCBU 36023, idem previous except, 22.ii.2010 and 22.i.2011 respectively.

Distribution. Brazil (first record) ( Fig. 42 ), Colombia and Ecuador.

Figures

FIGURES 37 – 44 Geographical distribution of Meteorus spp. in Brazil. 37. Meteorus atlanticus n. sp. 38. Meteorus ferruginosus n. sp. 39. Meteorus itatiaiensis n. sp. 40. Meteorus monoceros n. sp. 41. Meteorus strigatus n. sp. 42. Meteorus jerodi. 43. Meteorus laphygmae 44. Meteorus megalops.