Oideterus andrarius ( Galileo, 1987 )

Oideterus andrarius ( Galileo, 1987) View in CoL ( Figure 2 View FIGURE 2 A-B-C)

Diagnosis: This species differs from congeners by the following combination of characters, according to Galileo (1987): Sides of pronotum subparallel at margins before spine, in the other species, they are oblique; and by elytra with lateral margins narrowed apically from about middle. Metatarsomere I about as long as V ( Fig. 2C View FIGURE 2 ).

Examined material: COLOMBIA: CALDAS, Neira, Via Neira-El Aguila. Humid montane forest, 1 male, Elevation : 1700 m. Collection date: May 18th 2008. Collector: S. Zuluaga. Museum code: CEBUC-B-Col769 . HUILA, La Plata, Merenberg farm, 1 male, Coordinates: 2°13’8”N - 76°7’4”W. Elevation: 2300 m. Collection date: April 3rd 1980. Collector: N.N. Museum code: MUSENUV-6572 GoogleMaps . QUINDÍO, Filandia , 1 male , Bremen forest, Monos corridor, coordinates: 4°40’47,5”N - 75°38’17.0”W. Elevation: 1857 m, 70% tree cover, environmental RH 89,4%, environmental temperature 21°C. Collection data: April 1st 2010. Direct capture. Collector: Oscar Ascuntar-Osnas. Museum code: MUSENUV—28165 GoogleMaps . RISARALDA, Ucumari National Natural Park, 1 male, on decomposing trunk. Elevation: 1850 m. Collection date: March 4th 1994. Collector: E. Trochez. Museum code: MUSENUV- 6573 . VALLE DEL CAUCA, Dapa, 1 male, on vegetation. Elevation: 1700 m. Collection date: June 23rd 2002. Collector: M. Marquez. Museum code: MUSENUV- 22473; Dagua, El Ensueño, 1 male, manual capture. Coordinates: 3°39’37” N - 76°41’34” W. Elevation GoogleMaps : 821 m. Collection date: November 3rd 2007. Collector: Doris Canacuan. Museum code: MUSENUV-22905.

Additional record: VALLE DEL CAUCA, Calima, El Darién, Bravo river , 1 male, on trunks. Elevation: 868 m. Collection date: September 21-23rd 1990 . Collector: Luis Carlos Pardo Locarno. Code: CFLP-S15-263 E.O.

Previous records: ANTIOQUIA (see Beazrk 2018). CUNDINAMARCA (see Galileo 1987, p. 562), VALLE DEL CAUCA (see Galileo 1987, p. 562; Bezark 2018). RISARALDA (see Martinez 2000, p. 84).

Remarks: Oideterus andrarius is only known from Colombia, mainly associated with the Andean region, in an altitudinal range between 1730 and 2300 m ( Fig. 3 View FIGURE 3 ). The species is recorded for the first time for Caldas, Huila and Quindío Departments. New records come from protected areas and habitats in restoration process. One of the localities ( Bremen forest, Quindío), has been in restoration process for 13 years ( Herrera-Rangel et al. 2015). Another new record originated at the Merenberg farm ( Huila), which is currently a private natural reserve (with almost 300 ha of extension) with 150 ha of secondary forests and 150 ha of pastures ( Carvajal 2014).

Geographic distribution: Colombia (Antioquia, Caldas*, Huila*, Quindío*, Risaralda, and Valle del Cauca). *New locality. See Fig. 3 View FIGURE 3 .