Notes on Afrotropical Enicocephalidae and Reduviidae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) with emphasis on vehicle-mounted net samples from Liberia, West Africa Author Krüger, Andreas text Zootaxa 2019 2019-10-22 4688 2 232 248 journal article 25173 10.11646/zootaxa.4688.2.4 da88b1f4-9cb0-4a79-ad9d-8c291d360c06 1175-5326 3516144 3BFF2E10-BA4E-4E5C-8209-3184E5FDFC25 Peirates sp. ( Fig. 4F ) Material examined : TOGO : Lama-Kara near road to Kétao , 9°33′N 1°12′33″W , 15.x.1988 , at light, leg. Rolf Garms ( 1 ♂ ) . Remark : Though presenting the same coloration as the above listed female of P. maurus its other characters’ combination does neither match this nor any other known species ( Coscarón, 1997 ). It shares with P. areatus Miller, 1950 and P. aurigans Distant, 1902 having the ocelli on a tubercle and very similar male genitalia. However, the parameres of P. aurigans are hairless (in P. sp. and P. areatus hairy), while the coloration of the hemelytra in P. areatus differs from the present specimen.