Originally described in
Memoirs of the American Entomological Institute, Vol. 82:375.
Diagnosis
Scutellum with a combination of raised and engraved reticulation, and with a median groove that reaches slightly more than ½ the length of scutellum; frons between toruli protruding, forming a pointed “nose”; clypeus protruding and bilobed; female scape stout, 2.5X as long as wide; propodeal callus with 6-8 setae; male antenna with all flagellomeres distinctly separated. See also nasutus.
Distribution
Costa Rica.
Biology
Unknown.
Similar species in Lucid key
biclavatus, calamus and cobus, but rhinoxus with frons between toruli with a distinct protrusion, a “nose”.
Depository of primary type
Instituto Nacional de Biodiversidad (INBio), in Costa Rica.