Eiphosoma fluminense Costa Lima, 1953

Figs 50–56

Diagnosis. Head with black occipital area just touching the eye margin (Figs 50–52); mesopleuron with central striate area (Figs 50–51); mesoscutellum with yellow stripes joined in the middle region and extends to the posterior region (Fig. 53); propodeum centrally rugose with anterior transverse carinae complete and carina posterior incomplete, with black stripe only centrally (Fig. 54); fore wing hyaline, with vein 3 rs-m present in lenticular format (Fig. 55) (Costa Lima 1953).

Examined material. 5♀. Colombia, Caquetá: San Vicente del Caguán, Vereda Alto Quebradón, finca Veracruz, 02°17’52”N, 74°44’15” W, 314 m, 15–29.III.2017, trampa Malaise en cultivo de caña (Saccharum officinarum), Y. Ramos-Pastrana (1♀, LEUA –53641); idem 01–15.II.2017 (1♀, LEUA –53643); idem 09–23.XI.2016 (1♀, LEUA –53644), idem 26.X.–09.XI.2016 (1♀, LEUA –53645); idem Albania, Vereda Florida 1, finca San Isidro, 01°14’50”N, 75°52’34”W, 295 m, 04–18.I.2017, trampa Malaise en bosque secundario-suelo, Y. Ramos-Pastrana (1♀, LEUA –53642).

New World geographical distribution. Brazil (S„o Paulo, Rio de Janeiro); Colombia (Caquetá *) (Onody et al. 2012; Yu et al. 2016; Fernandes et al. 2023). (Fig. 56).

Habitat. The specimens were collected with Malaise-type flight interception traps at ground level in secondary forest and cultivated sugarcane. The vegetation of the collection site corresponds to Amazonian lowland forest.

Hosts. Unknown.