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Capitaine Posted - 25/03/2015 : 15:18:57

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Bonjour à tous,
Ce couple de cerambycinae de Borneo (Trus-Madi / Sabah) 19 / 17 mm me pose problème.. il ressemble au genre Zatrephus, mais la taille est plus modeste et chez Zatrephus les articles 3 à 5 des antennes sont bulbeux et les derniers articles n'ont pas de dent apicale.
Merci par avance si vous avez une idée du genre.
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dryobius Posted - 26/03/2015 : 18:10:43
OK, they both seem to be the same species: I. uniformis

The pronotal sculpturing appears to me to be similar, although the pubescence has been rubbed a little on one of them.

Capitaine Posted - 26/03/2015 : 13:32:23
Ok Dan, thank you for help; here you are zoom of the pronotum


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dryobius Posted - 26/03/2015 : 01:11:21
I think there are two different species in the photograph. The sculpturing of the pronotum appears to be different.
I think the specimen on the left is Imbrius uniformis Holzschuh, 2010 and the one on the right is I. simulator Holzschuh, 2005.
A close-up shot of their pronotums would be needed to verify this. When pubescence gets rubbed off of the elytra or pronotum, or the color of the photograph is a bit unnatural, it is very difficult to be sure.
Xavier Posted - 25/03/2015 : 20:48:37
I agree, elytra are too long, no ?
dryobius Posted - 25/03/2015 : 18:51:57
I believe you have an Imbrius sp.
I'll post Z. inscitus later for reference. Z. inscitus is never this small, anyway.
Capitaine Posted - 25/03/2015 : 18:14:54
Merci Gérard, effectivement j'ai retrouvé un ancien post traitant de la même espèce.
Les articles antennaires correspondent et je pense être en présence de 2 femelles.
Gerard Posted - 25/03/2015 : 17:28:28
Zatrephus inscitus Pascoe, 1857 pourrait très bien coller.

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