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Capitaine Posted - 23/01/2017 : 17:12:09

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These specimens are both from Borneo / Sabah (20/23 mm)
If the right one is probably X. laticornis, I don't know if the left one could be striata or asphyxa ?..
X. striata is unknown on Titan base !!
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Capitaine Posted - 24/01/2017 : 16:18:30
Thank you Dan and Andre. I can finish my labelling of this genus.
Effectively i just found in coll. the species below (37mm from Borneo) corresponding to the type of asphyxa (was previously labelled as striata).


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Andre Posted - 24/01/2017 : 15:34:45
You are right Dan.
Here is the HT from X. asphyxa.
dryobius Posted - 24/01/2017 : 14:18:30
The one on the left in the original post is X. subdita Holzschuh, 2005.

X. asphyxa Franz, 1972 is usually 30-35 mm in size, and is not similar to this species. I am sure there have been images posted of X. asphyxa on the forum before.

Your specimen of X. subdita appears to have had a little pubescence rubbed off the pronotum
Capitaine Posted - 24/01/2017 : 11:13:49
Merci Xavier, j'ai effectivement trouvé ces différents posts sur le sujet.
Au vu du comparatif ci-dessous:
(G:laticornis/Borneo - C:striata/Thailand - D:asphyxa/Borneo), j'en arrive à la conclusion que l'espèce à gauche de mon post d'origine est X. asphyxa Franz,1972.


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Xavier Posted - 24/01/2017 : 09:47:06
C'est parce qu'il faut chercher Xoanodera (Lajoyeia) striata Gressitt & Rondon, 1970.
Plusieurs Xoanodera se ressemblent excessivement; je m'étais interrogé ici et .

Si cela t'inspire quelque chose...

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