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(
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, 
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)
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Identification.—This species is easily recognized by the elongate­narrow form of the pronotum (
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); short rostrum and legs (
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); short pilose apex of the antennal club (
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); and long, narrow scutellum. There is no tooth at the apex of the tibia as in the superfically similar Mexican species 
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. This species appears to be most closely related to, and similar to, 
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Description.— Male, not known. Female, length, 
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. Color black and red. Head and rostrum black. Pronotum black, with two elongate red spots (slightly convergent anteriorly) at apical one­third. Elytra black, with red humeri, short oblique red band at basal one­third extended from interval 2 to 8, red spot at apical one­third on intervals 2­5, and apical one­quarter piceous. Ventrally black, with only lateral portions of ventrites 2­5 reddish; legs entirely black, or black, with femora red basally, tibia red throughout middle portion of length.
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<emphasis id="BBEB5727144A5B68FECCF9E5FE72EEEB" bold="true" box="[264,458,1642,1666]" pageId="55" pageNumber="56">FIGURES 68­71.</emphasis>
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68. Lateral view of head, female. 69. Antenna. 70. Hind leg, female. 71. Pygidium, female.
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Material examined.—Female 
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, Prov. / Cartago, 
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. Ago / 1992, G. Mora / L­N 194000, 560000”, INBio barcode 803527 (INBC). 
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(1). GUANACASTE PROVINCE.
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Tilarán, Tierras Morenas, Rio San Lorenzo, 
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, 
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, G. Rodrguez, L_N 283950_424500 (1φ; 3355430) (CMNC).
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Distribution. 
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Natural history.Nothing is known about the natural history of this species. It is closely related to species associated with bromeliads and likely is similarly associated. The two known specimens were collected in forest at 
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in Cartago Province and 
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Derivation of specific name. Through their support of the Nature Discovery Fund at the Canadian Museum of Nature, this species is named after Robert Percy Burcher of Calgary, Alberta, 
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as a gift from his children.
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