Triatoma gerstaeckeri

Triatoma gerstaeckeri is an assassin bug in the genus Triatoma (kissing bugs). It is an important vector of Trypanosoma cruzi, the causative agent of Chagas disease. The range of T. gerstaeckeri includes New Mexico, most of Texas and northeast Mexico. T. gerstaeckeri goes through three stages during its paurometabolous life cycle: egg, nymphal instars and adult.
== Description ==
T. gerstaeckeri is between 20 and 30 mm long when fully developed. It is all black except for their yellow horizontal lines outside of the pronotum. The tip of its mouthparts have hairs, but the rest of the mouthparts do not. T. gerstaeckeri have long, narrow legs and a flat head. The first segment of its antennae is shorter than the clypeus on the insect’s head. T. gerstaeckeri have tubercles on its sides, and it has a round posterior that is very wrinkly. It has black forewings that cover the abdomen; the base of these forewings are yellowish orange.
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