Amblycerus manauara Ribeiro-Costa 2000

Amblycerus manauara Ribeiro-Costa, 2000 Fig. 9 A – G, Table 1 Amblycerus manauara Ribeiro-Costa, 2000: 330–332 (detailed original description, type locality: Amazonas), Ribeiro-Costa 2000: 330,331 (mentioned); Ribeiro-Costa et al. 2018: 551 (catalog); Santos and Ribeiro-Costa 2019: 103 (taxonomy); Romero-Nápoles et al. 2021: 208 (catalog). Type material. Holotype • Deposited in USNM, male, with labels: Brasil: Amazonas: [Uypizanga], Rio Negro, (14 km de Manaus, Alt. 300 pés); XII. 1941; A. Rabaut leg. (Ribeiro-Costa 2000). Diagnosis. One of the easiest species to identify in the group sclerolobii is Amblycerus manauara. It has the most conspicuous character in the male genitalia, the two pairs of sclerites at the AR in the male genitalia (Fig. 9 F) which separates this species from the others that have one pair (A. kingsolveri, A. marinonii, A. sclerolobii, A. tachigaliae; Figs 7 G, 8 F, 6 H, 10 G) or just a single sclerite (A. truncatus Ribeiro-Costa, sp. nov., A. falcorostrus Ribeiro-Costa & Morse, sp. nov., A. biacutus Ribeiro-Costa, sp. nov. and A. morsei Ribeiro-Costa, sp. nov.; Figs 2 A, 3 F, 4 F, 5 G). Distribution. Brazil (Amazonas-Manaus). Host plants. Unknown.