taxonID	type	description	language	source
039A87E2FFB5F05D95A9FD23EF432399.taxon	description	The San Pedro specimens are here tentatively assigned to form “ elegans ” as they differ from the Chaco specimens, (which we assign to the form “ lepida ” Navás, 1912) most obviously in their less boldlymarked wings. The presence of a thin yellow lateral line along the side of the abdomen, that is present in our specimens from west of the Paraguay River and absent in those from San Pedro, does not appear to be a consistent difference as this line is variably present in examined Argentine and Uruguayan specimens ascribed to lepida, and Bolivian and Brazilian specimens of typical elegans. Stange (1989) considered all Dimares to belong to a single species Dimares elegans, but noted the marked geographic variability and commented that variation may be clinal. More study is warranted to elucidate relationships in this genus. We refrain from making any taxonomic judgments regards the specific status of these forms pending the results of these studies.	en	Petko, Olga, Smith, Paul, Stange, Lionel, Rios, Sergio D. (2016): New antlion records (Neuroptera: Myrmeleontidae) from Paraguay. Insecta Mundi 2016 (487): 1-8, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5171291
039A87E2FFB2F05A95A9FF06ECE7241E.taxon	description	Specimens examined. Alto Paraguay (1): Parque Nacional Defensores del Chaco (estimated S 20 o 38 ’ 00.7 ' ’ W 059 o 52 ’ 45.4 ' ’) (MNHNP XI 1984, Col. R. T. Bonace). No ecological data accompanies this specimen. This species was previously known only from Argentina (La Rioja, Misiones, Santiago del Estero, Santa Fe, Tucumán) (Miller and Stange in prep.).. Tribe Acanthaclisini	en	Petko, Olga, Smith, Paul, Stange, Lionel, Rios, Sergio D. (2016): New antlion records (Neuroptera: Myrmeleontidae) from Paraguay. Insecta Mundi 2016 (487): 1-8, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5171291
039A87E2FFB0F05895A9FED0E94B257C.taxon	materials_examined	Material studied: 45 males, 41 females. November to May. Argentina. Catamarca: Belén, 19. XII. 1971, Porter and L. Stange (2 f, FSCA, IMLA); 6 km. south Santa Maria, 21. III. 1974. L. Stange (2 m, 5 f, 3 larvae, FSCA); Tinogasta, 8. II. 1966, Stange (6 m, 2 f, FSCA, IMLA). Entre Rios: Concordia, Salto Grande, I. 1975 (1 m, FSCA). La Pampa: Sierra Lihuel Calel, 1. II. 1968, L. Stange (2 m, 1 f, FSCA). La Rioja: Campanas, II. 1966, Stange (1 m, FSCA); La Rioja, 6. III. 1970, Porter and L. Stange (1 m, FSCA); Mazan, 14. III. 1969, Stange (1 m, FSCA). Santiago del Estero: Las Termas de Rio Hondo, 12. I. 1966, Stange (1 m, FSCA); Los Tigres, 16. I. 1970, Golbach (3 m, FSCA). San Luis: Luan, 23. II. 1966, Stange (1 m, FSCA). San Juan: Chicum, 20. I. 1959 (1 f, FSCA). Tucumán: Vipos, 21. III. 1971, Fidalgo (1 m, FSCA). Bolivia. Santa Cruz: 3 km. north Brasilio, 7. III. 1999, Stange (13 m, 12 f, FSCA, TAMU); El Palmar Oratoria, 25. I. 1980, Stange (1 m, 5 f, FSCA). Brazil. Ceara: Barbalha, V. 1960, Alvarenga (2 m, 6 f, FSCA). Goiás: S. Isabel do Morro, Ilha do Bananal, VI. 1961, Alvarenga (2 m, 1 f, FSCA); 48 km. south Peize, 2. VI. 1956, Truxal (3 m, 2 f, FSCA, LACM). Mato Grosso: Barracao Queimado, XI. 1960, Alvarenga (3 m, 1 f, FSCA); Gustavo Dutra, Cioaba. XI. 1963, Alvarenga (3 f, FSCA). Pernambuco: Petrolandia, V. 1969, Alvarenga (1 m, 3 f, FSCA). Rondonia: Vilhena, XI. 1960, Alvarenga (2 m, FSCA). Uruguay. Paysandú: Arenitas Blancas, 3. II. 1962, San Martin (1 f, FSCA).	en	Petko, Olga, Smith, Paul, Stange, Lionel, Rios, Sergio D. (2016): New antlion records (Neuroptera: Myrmeleontidae) from Paraguay. Insecta Mundi 2016 (487): 1-8, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5171291
