Classification, Natural History, and Evolution of the Epiphloeinae (Coleoptera: Cleridae). Part VIII. The Genera Acanthocollum Opitz, Stegnoclava Opitz, and Ichnea Laporte Opitz, Weston The Coleopterists Bulletin 2010 mo 9 2010-12-01 64 1 65 Opitz Opitz [778,990,1583,1604] Insecta Cleridae Ichnea GBIF Animalia Coleoptera 38 39 Arthropoda species gremia sp. nov.  ( Figs. 59, 154, 162, 177; Map 2)     Holotype. ♂. Ecuador, Esmeralda, vicinity Bisly,  VI-22-1999, F. Hovore( FSCA). (Specimen pin mounted, support card, gender label affixed to support card; mount card with antenna; locality label; FSCAacronymic label; holotypelabel; plastic vial with abdomen and aedeagus.)   Diagnosis.The middle of the elytra has a broad, slightly diagonal, yellow fascia that fades as it extends to the sutural margin. This character will distinguish the members of this species from those of other species in the  incertaspecies-group, as will the shape of the aedeagus ( Fig. 177).   Description. Size: Length 6.6 mm; width 2.7 mm. Form( Fig. 154): Oblong subovoid. Integumental color( Fig. 59): Cranium mostly yellow, dark markings behind eye continuous with infuscation at pronotal disc; pronotum mostly yellow, disc dimly infuscated; elytra mostly dark brown, with wide yellow fascia that fades towards sutural margin, but extends posteriorly for a short distance along sutural margin; profemora yellow in anterior facies, brown in posterior facies, mesofemora and meta femora mostly yellow, with brown dorsal line, tibiae yellow, tarsi brown. Head: HW/PW 1.0; frons not indented; EW/VW 3.2; antenna as in Fig. 162, funicle not compressed. Thorax: Pronotum with minute transverse wrinkles at middle of disc, PL/PW 1.0; elytra broad, subovoid strongly, epipleuron expanded, EL/PL 3.3; EL/EW 1.9; anterior margin of protibia with 12 spines. Male genitalia: Aedeagus as in Fig. 177.  Natural History.The available specimen was collected in April.   Distribution.Known only from the typelocality ( Map 5).   Etymology.The trivial name  gremiais a Latin adjective that stems from gremium(= middle) and refers to the equatorial distribution of this species.   divisaspecies-group The members of this group are easily distinguished by the reddish-yellow coloration of the pronotum with many specimens showing a red spot on the pronotal sides. The geographic range of this group extends from Costa Ricato southern Brazil. 1999-06-22 FSCA F. Hovore Ecuador 39 40 Esmeralda Bisly 38 39 1 1 holotype