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| nasa |
Posted - 16/01/2015 : 14:23:10
 
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From West Yunnan, China.
Is it Perissus?
Thanks
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| Xavier |
Posted - 02/05/2015 : 21:38:37
Your species is (or close to ?) Perissus asperatus Gressitt, 1951, known from Hainan and Taiwan, but also Guangdong.
Illustration in Gressitt (1951) |
| nasa |
Posted - 30/04/2015 : 07:04:02
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Originally posted by Xavier
Dear Nasa,
Here a Perissus elongatus similar to the type specimen.
Your specimen is different, and not P. elongatus.
Dear Xavier, thank you for your information! |
| Xavier |
Posted - 29/04/2015 : 16:31:41
Dear Nasa,
Here a Perissus elongatus similar to the type specimen.
Your specimen is different, and not P. elongatus. |
| Xavier |
Posted - 23/01/2015 : 07:50:09
I had the same idea, with a variation of the third band . |
| nasa |
Posted - 23/01/2015 : 02:28:18
Xavier, Thank you! It may be Perissus elongatus Pic, 1937 Type here |
| Xavier |
Posted - 22/01/2015 : 18:55:11
With Gressitt's key (1951), yes, it is a Perissus.
<< first posterior tarsal segment generally at least twice as long as following two segments combined ; posterior femora usually extending beyond elytral apices >> |
| nasa |
Posted - 17/01/2015 : 14:47:34
Xavier, I have added a picture of hind tarsus. thanks |
| Xavier |
Posted - 16/01/2015 : 15:53:44
Yes, it looks like, but do you have a picture of hind tarsi? |
