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Length
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. The species is dark chestnut-brown in color with an elongate body. The corporal surface has long setae, reaching their highest density in the thoracic area of the abdomen. Pronotum (
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) is wider than it is long, with fine punctures on the dorsal surface, with long, fine setae. Cranial surface is roughly punctate and slightly rounded; the clypeus is not very sharp, with raised and concave margins. Antennae (
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) have 10 antennomeres with narrow and short antennal clubs. Claws (
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) are cleft with a long, sharp tooth in mid position. Tibiae are flat; protibiae have three lateral teeth, the first two more pronounced and the third one shorter; metatibiae (
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) have medial carinae, and the pair of metatibial spurs are prominent, the outer spur is larger and both are articulated to the tibiae. Male genital capsule (
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) is strongly sclerotized, long, cylindrical and curved; the short parameres are joined by a membrane, and have a pair of distinctive keels on the outer dorsal margin and a smaller one on the central inner margin; the aedeagus is membranous with minute spines which add a rubbery texture to the entire structure.
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The species was originally described from specimens of both sexes obtained by Father Apolinar María in August in &quot;Payne,
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&quot;, in Muzo (Boyacá) in July, in “Fusagua” (Cundinamarca) in October, and in “Rio
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”. According to Saylor,
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is similar to
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Moser and to
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Moser. This
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study illustrates some of this species key features, observed from the
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, but it is necessary to compare more specimens from other collections in order calculate the proportions of all structures.
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The “Diccionario Geográfico de
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” (Instituto Geográfico Agustín Codazzi 1996) has an entry for the city of Fusagasugá (of Chibcha origin, meaning “invisible woman”), located in the Eastern Andes of
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at an altitude of
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. The region has a cold climate, with large areas of land dedicated to dairy farming.
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