Habitat
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Occurs in heavily forested areas with high rainfall up to 1800 mts.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados y Elvia Zumbado
Distribution
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Distribucion en Costa Rica:
Distribucion General: Panama to Bolivia.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados y Elvia Zumbado
Trophic Strategy
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Females feed on the blood of mammals, including humans.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados y Elvia Zumbado
Life Cycle
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Immature stages unknown.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados y Elvia Zumbado
Diagnostic Description
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Hind tibiae without apical spurs; basicosta with sparse strong setae less dense than on the adjoining costa; third antennal segment with at most an acute dorsobasal angle; tibiae not inflated; frontal callus present, usually narrower than the front; frontoclypeus and genae not inflated; labella unsclerotized; vestiges of ocelli present or a distinct tubercle at the vertex; mid and hind tibiae not prominently bicolored; wing with fork of veins R4 and R5 with a spur; wing with faint clouds on the fork of veins R4 and R5 and the distal end of the discal cell, cells r1 and r3 strongly brown tinted; abdomen largely black haired, at most with small median pale haired triangles; wing length usually less than 11 mm.
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados y Elvia Zumbado
Diagnostic Description
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Localidad del tipo: Panama, Canal Zone, Rio Pequeni.
Depositario del tipo: Cambridge: Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University.
Recolector del tipo:
- author
- John Burger
- editor
- Manuel A. Zumbado
- editor
- Cristian Granados y Elvia Zumbado