Anisocerus stellatus Guerin-Meneville 1855

Anisocerus stellatus Guérin-Méneville, 1855 (Figs. 28a–b) Material Examined (6). [Male]. Peru: Lima / Summer 1899 / coll. G. Löfgren // Anisocerus / stellatus G-m / det. E.H. Nearns 2013 // MZLU 00217355; [Female]. Peru: Lima / Summer 1899 / coll. G. Löfgren // Anisocerus / stellatus G-m / det. E.H. Nearns 2013 // MZLU 00217354; Peru: Lima / Summer 1899 / coll. G. Löfgren // Anisocerus / stellatus G-m / det. E.H. Nearns 2013 // MZLU 00217353; [Female]. Peru // Peru / coll. H. Rosén // Anisocerus / stellatus Gu / det. E.H. Nearns 2013 // MZLU 00217352; [Male]. Peru // Peru / coll. H. Rosén // Anisocerus / stellatus Gu / det. E.H. Nearns 2013 // MZLU 00217351; [Female]. Peru // Peru / coll. H. Rosén // Anisocerus / stellatus Gu / det. E.H. Nearns 2013 // MZLU 00217350. Distribution. Ecuador, Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru (Monné 2024b, Roguet 2024; Tavakilian & Chevillotte 2024). In Peru, it is recorded from Junin, Huanuco, Loreto, Pucallpa, and Madre de Dios (Julio 2003; Monné et al. 2012; Monné & Chaboo 2015; Monné 2024b; Roguet 2024; Tavakilian & Chevillotte 2024). New regional record: Lima.