Notes on the Phlebotomus of Panama, XIV (Diptera, Psychodidae) P. Vespertilionis and Related Species1
G. B. Fairchild, Marshall Hertig
Abstract
G. B. Fairchild, Marshall Hertig
Abstract
A key is given to the males of the seven known Central American species of this group, and a partial key to the females; among the seven there are three pairs of species whose females are not distinguished from one another. Now species are: P.viriosus, Panama and Costa Rica; P.steatopygus, Chiapas; and P.isovespertilionis(= Pvespertilionis, part, F. & H. 1947), Panama. Notes on distribution and habitats are given for P. deleoni F. & H., P. vesciferus F. & H., P. beltrani Vargas & Diaz Najera, and P. vespertilionis F. & H.
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A key is given to the males of the seven known Central American species of this group, and a partial key to the females; among the seven there are three pairs of species whose females are not distinguished from one another. Now species are: P.viriosus, Panama and Costa Rica; P.steatopygus, Chiapas; and P.isovespertilionis(= Pvespertilionis, part, F. & H. 1947), Panama. Notes on distribution and habitats are given for P. deleoni F. & H., P. vesciferus F. & H., P. beltrani Vargas & Diaz Najera, and P. vespertilionis F. & H.
Key concepts: Panama, Psychodidae, Biology, Phlebotomus, Key (lock), Zoology, Ecology, Leishmaniasis