Jadera pyrrholoma (Stal 1870)
J. pyrrholoma specimen, Smithsonian Institute.
Range: Bolivia, Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador
Physical description: About 14 to 18 mm in length; largest species of the genus Jadera. Dark brownish black dorsal side; area around eyes are red or yellow and sides of pronotum are dark red. Center line of pronotum is well defined. Ventral side is mostly brown or black; costal margins are red. Appendages are dark brown or black.
May resemble: J. haematoloma (sides of pronotum are red; much smaller in overall size; head is wider)
Distribution
J. pyrrholoma has been found in Bolivia, Brazil, and Ecuador, but the exact location(s) of where it was collected are not known
Red markers = locations of collection sites
Blue region(s) of land = inferred range
3/4 inch = 1000 miles
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