Arisemus salazari Quate 1996

Arisemus salazari Quate, 1996 Arisemus salazari Quate, 1996: 25, figs. 9h–i; Quate & Brown, 2004: 72. Diagnosis. Scape short, about 1.5 the length of pedicel. Radial and medial forks complete, nearly on same level, infuscate spots at tips of all longitudinal veins and on radial and medial forks. Male genitalia with aedeagus and paramere membranous, both with pointed apices, paramere extends beyond aedeagus, but both reaching the median portion of gonostylus, Ejaculatory apodeme paddle shaped. Gonocoxites connected by belt-like hypandrium that presents setae on one side and a thumb-like projection in the other side, the later sometimes very small and difficult to see. Gonostylus simple, somewhat sinuous on apical half. Hypopod with simple tenaculum. Epiproct triangular, hypoproct rounded. Female genital plate with inverse V-shaped rib on inner face that reaches the base of hypoginal valves at center; hypoginal valves united at base, slightly divergent and with blunt tip; oval structures of genital ducts small and transverse, longitudinal struts developed, and genital chamber with short rod in center (Quate, 1996; Quate & Brown, 2004). Material examined. MEXICO: Veracruz, municipio Santiago Tuxtla, Medellín (18° 24'59"N, 95° 22'3"W, altitude 69 m), acahual, 7-iv-2010, 6 ♂, CDC light trap, Jurisdicción sanitaria 10, col. Known distribution. Costa Rica, and Mexico (Veracruz) by the present report.