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nasa Posted - 15/03/2017 : 06:57:20

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From Sabah, Borneo.
Cyriopalus hefferni / wallacei?
What are the differences between these two species?
Thanks!
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nasa Posted - 16/03/2017 : 16:07:56
Thanks again£¬ Capitaine.
Capitaine Posted - 16/03/2017 : 15:27:58
hefferni for me, on wallacei's third antennal joint the processus (lateral spine) is roughly 2 times as long as the basal segment (only 1 time 1/2 on the hefferni one).
nasa Posted - 16/03/2017 : 15:14:41
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Thanks£¬ Capitaine.




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nasa Posted - 16/03/2017 : 15:05:31
Thanks£¬ Capitaine.
Capitaine Posted - 16/03/2017 : 15:00:48
To help you: pascoei:left / hefferni:center / wallacei:right
have a look at the scape too..


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nasa Posted - 16/03/2017 : 03:01:49
Thanks, Dan!
dryobius Posted - 15/03/2017 : 11:53:11
C. hefferni Holzschuh, 2007 is narrower, usually a little smaller and has different pronotal sculpturing.
C. wallacei Pascoe, 1866 is wider (across elytra), and usually a little larger.
In Sabah, C. hefferni is more common.
Your photo looks like a specimen of C. hefferni but a closeup of the pronotum would make it easier to decide.

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