Calphurnioides connexus(McAtee & Malloch, 1926)
Basic Information
Classification:
Arthropoda: Insecta: Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Cimicomorpha: Reduviidae: Emesinae
Residency Status:
Native
Biology/Ecology
Identifying Features:
Large eyes.
First rostrum segment black.
Second rostrum segment swollen.
Forewings always with one longitudinal pigment stripe on basal half.
Patterns and veins of forewing as in figure: Large discal cell narrowing towards the end, short vein connecting base of discal cell to costal margin, pterostigma not projecting beyond apex of discal cell, horizontal pigment stripe connected to Cu vein
First rostrum segment black.
Second rostrum segment swollen.
Forewings always with one longitudinal pigment stripe on basal half.
Patterns and veins of forewing as in figure: Large discal cell narrowing towards the end, short vein connecting base of discal cell to costal margin, pterostigma not projecting beyond apex of discal cell, horizontal pigment stripe connected to Cu vein
Synonyms
Emesopsis (Pseudobolos) connexus McAtee & Malloch, 1926