Amblycerus kingsolveri Ribeiro-Costa 1993

Amblycerus kingsolveri Ribeiro-Costa, 1993 Fig. 7 A – H, Table 1 Amblycerus kingsolveri Ribeiro-Costa, 1993: 5–8 (detailed original description, type locality: Amazonas); Ribeiro-Costa 2000: 330 (mentioned); Ribeiro-Costa et al. 2018: 509 (catalog); Santos and Ribeiro-Costa 2019: 103 (taxonomy); Romero-Nápoles et al. 2021: 208 (catalog). Type material. Holotype • Deposited in DZUP, male, with labes: Brasil: Amazonas, Rio Tarumã Mirim, 2 Km from Rio Negro, 03°02'S- 60°17'W; 30 July 79; Adis, Erwin, Montgomery leg. Paratype • (n = 1), male, Brazil: Amazonas, Manaus, 1941 in DZUP. (Ribeiro-Costa 1993). Additional material examined. • [n = 2] Brasil: Amazonas \ Rio Tarumã Mirim \ 20 KM nw Manaus \ 02 Mar 1979 / 02 ° 53 ' S, 060 ° 07 ' W [white label, printed in black]; Montgomery, Erwin, \ Schimmel, Krishik, \ Date, Bacon Colls [white label, printed in black]; Black water innun- \ dation forest canopy \ fogged with pyrethrum \ Sample # 39 [white label, printed in black]; Amblycerus \ kingsolveri \ Ribeiro-Costa, C. S. det. 2024 [white label with black margin, handwritten except name of identifier and date printed in black] (USNM). Diagnosis. This species is easily recognized by the unique small pair of spine-shaped sclerite at AR of the internal sac of the male (Fig. 7 G). The other species in the sclerolobii group have large sclerites with different forms. Note. Ribeiro-Costa (1993) described this species as having the general integument color reddish yellow as in Fig. 7 A and here we present an illustration of the darker specimens (Fig. 7 B). Distribution. Brazil (Amazonas-Manaus, Rio Tarumã Mirim). Host plant. Unknown.