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1.
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Figs 1-3, 13, 17
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<taxonomicName id="324F244B4F1DAA7232E5DABC06E5E0C6" genus="Charisius" lsidName="Charisius fasciatus" pageId="3" pageNumber="272" rank="species" species="fasciatus">Charisius fasciatus</taxonomicName>
<bibRefCitation id="57B84270BE0AAAAAEABB75ADFBF848AC" author="Champion, GC" editor="Godman, FD" journalOrPublisher="Biologia Centrali-Americana. Insecta Coleoptera" pageId="20" pageNumber="289" pagination="385 - 465" volume="Vol. IV" year="1888">Champion (1888</bibRefCitation>
: 421, pl. 19, Figs 12, 12a, 13);
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: 67, Figs 3, 9, 15, 16).
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<paragraph id="E4EC53155338326FE6BE90528136F077" pageId="3" pageNumber="272">Type.</paragraph>
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Lectotype, male,
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Mountains, Guatemala (
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: 47). The specimen is in the BMNH.
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<paragraph id="5EED73D210A568DB53554DB2B9B29908" pageId="3" pageNumber="272">Distribution and records.</paragraph>
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was previously known from six specimens collected from the highlands of Guatemala. The following records extend the known range of this species into the state of Chiapas in southern Mexico, Honduras and El Salvador. It has been collected between the elevations of 1500 to 2750 meters.
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<paragraph id="590C14F6D89FAD83608CDB727C11B3D3" pageId="3" pageNumber="272">EL SALVADOR: Cerro Verde, 2000 m, 1.V.1971, HF Howden (CMNC) 1.</paragraph>
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GUATEMALA: El Progresso: 28-29 km N San Augustin, 7000-8500 ft, 17-21.IV.1990, JE Wappes (JEWC) 1. Jalapa: Miramundo, 8400 ft., 3.VII.1986, JMC (CNCI, JMCC) 4. Quetzaltenango: Santa
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, Los Pirineos, 4500 ft, 15.VI. 1966, JMC (JMCC) 1; Santa
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, 5,000 ft, 18.V.1966, JMC (JMCC) 1; Santa
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, 6,000 ft, 10.VII.1965, JMC (JMCC) 1; 4 km W Santa
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, 5000 ft, 27.III.1966, JMC (JMCC) 1; 3 km SE Zunil, Tzanjoyan, 2400 m, 1.XI.1965, JMC (JMCC) 2; 12 km SE Zunil, NW face Cerro Zunil, Fuentes Georginas, 2700 m, 17.VI.1993, R Anderson (CMNC) 1.
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: Nebaj, 6000 ft, 9.VIII.1947, C &amp; P Vaurie (AMNH) 1.
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: 5 km S Santiago Atitlan, 1500 m, 13.IX.1965, JMC (JMC) 1; Zunilito, 2 km N Finca Colimas, 6000 ft, 28.IV.1966, JMC (JMCC) 2. Zacapa: 3 km NE San Lorenzo, Sierra de las Minas, 1800 m, 6.VII.1986, JMC (CNCI) 1; 6 km NE San Lorenzo, 6500 ft, 17.VI.1993, JMC (CNCI, JMCC) 2; 8 km NE San Lorenzo, Sierra de las Minas, 2100 m, 10.VII.1986 and 18.VII.1986, JMC (CNCI) 2.
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: Francisco
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: 21.5 km N Tegucigalpa, PN La Tigra, 1950 m, 15.
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2.IX.1994, S&amp;J Peck (CMNC) 1.
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<paragraph id="1407CBD6D7AE5524BFC94C00C0219801" pageId="4" pageNumber="273">MEXICO: Chiapas: Cerro Huitepec (Pico), ca 5 km W San Cristobal de las Casas, 2750 m, 23.IX.1991, R Anderson (CMNC) 1; 5 km W San Cristobal, 3.V.1969, HF Howden (CMNC) 1; 6 km E San Cristobal, 9.V.1969, HF Howden (JMCC) 1; 8 km NE San Cristobal, 17.V.1969, HF Howden (CMNC) 1; 8 mi S Simojovel, 10.VI.1969, JMC (CNCI) 1; San Cristobal de las Casas, 26.VII.1969, LA Kelton (CNCI) 2; 8 mi NE San Cristobal, 28.VI.1969. JMC, (CNCI, JMCC) 5; same locality, 5.V.1969, HF Howden (CMNC) 2; 11 mi NE San Cristobal, 18.V.1969, HF Howden (CMNC) 3; Tinijapa, 8 mi NE San Cristobal 26.V.1969 and 18.V.1969, JMC (CNCI, JMCC) 12; 11 mi NE San Cristobal, 18.V.1969, HF Howden (CMNC) 2; Rte. 190, 16.8 mi SE Teopisca, 6700 ft., 2.IX.1967, Ball, TL Erwin, RE Leech (CNCI) 1.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="508DF0F092DB15E087579229F12AC802" pageId="4" pageNumber="273">Remarks.</paragraph>
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This species is the most variable in color of any species of the genus. It closely resembles
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,
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, and
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in some of its color patterns. No differences were noted in the structure of the aedeagus and the male seventh and eighth sternites between the males of these color forms. In my earlier revision I recognized two distinct color forms, one with three yellow, transverse bands across the elytra (from
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and the
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Mountains of Guatemala) and the second form with only two transverse bands (from Cerro Zunil, near Quezaltenango and Calderas, near Antigua in Guatemala). A long series of specimens from a number of areas near San
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de las Casas in Chiapas and a number of different localities in Guatemala are intermediate between these two previously recognized color forms, so I am unable to distinguish various color forms based on geographical variation.
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Adults of
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may be distinguished from those of
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by differences in the structure of the male eighth sternal lobes and by the distinctly finer and sparser punctation of the pronotum (Figs 13, 14). Adults of
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differ from those of
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(Fig. 4) by having the yellow regions of the elytral bands (Figs 1-3) less irregular and the basal band larger, extending to near the sutural margin. Some of the specimens from San
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are virtually indistinguishable in color from those of
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. They may be distinguished only by dissection of the male eighth sternal lobes and by the distinctly finer punctation of the pronotum. Adults of
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closely resemble the other species of the fasciatus group in the color patterns, however adults of this species may be easily distinguished from all other species of this group by the more coarsely punctate pronotum, by having the surface between the punctures coarsely granulate and not shining and by the narrow apicale having the sides distinctly sinuate before the apex (Fig. 25).
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<paragraph id="CAE9986174B832D32DCE37C3D8E48968" pageId="4" pageNumber="273">I have provisionally assigned one specimen from El Salvador to this species, but it differs in having the apical two yellow bands reduced to small spots and in having the elytral striae completely unimpressed between the strial punctures on the apical fourth of the elytra. No other differences were noted.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="BAFB02052491D1F7A6BA1D156A7E2AA0" pageId="4" pageNumber="273">Adults were collected by beating dead leaves in a pine-oak forest, from a Malaise trap set in an oak forest and from dead leaves alongside a logging road in the Sierra de las Minas, Guatemala. I reared adults from larvae and pupae collected from wood in hollow logs and from dead wood found in a tree hole.</paragraph>
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