Habitat
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Primarily in forested areas.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados
- editor
- Elvia Zumbado
Distribution
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Distribucion en Costa Rica:
Distribucion General: ?Nicaragua; Panama to Venezuela.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados
- editor
- Elvia Zumbado
Trophic Strategy
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Females feed on the blood of mammals, including humans.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados
- editor
- Elvia Zumbado
Life Cycle
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Immature stages unknown.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados
- editor
- Elvia Zumbado
Diagnostic Description
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Hind tibiae with apical spurs; antennal flagellum never with more than 5 distinct flagellomeres; ocelli present; wings nearly always with a dark crossband; frontoclypeus bare and shining; discal cell of wing entirely dark; apical spot of wing a slender band along the anterior edge; cell cu1 of the wing with at least the apex hyaline; mesoscutum and pleuron blackish, without stripes or spots; abdomen black with small dull yellow triangles laterally on the second segment and median triangles on tergites 2-5.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados
- editor
- Elvia Zumbado
Diagnostic Description
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Localidad del tipo: Panama, Chiriqui, Progreso.
Depositario del tipo: Ann Arbor: Division of Insects, Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan.
Recolector del tipo:
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados
- editor
- Elvia Zumbado