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SDevesa Posted - 26/08/2024 : 19:47:30
From Kelantan, MALAYSIA
Tl: 15,4 mm

Please, help with the identification.
Sergio



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SDevesa Posted - 28/08/2024 : 08:55:40
I had some problems with my micrometer, so I measure again and it is 13,0 mm.
SDevesa Posted - 28/08/2024 : 08:50:35
Here you are
Sergio



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Xavier Posted - 27/08/2024 : 19:19:27
Could you take a frontal view of the head ?
SDevesa Posted - 27/08/2024 : 18:56:37
Looking better, it is so big
SDevesa Posted - 27/08/2024 : 18:55:25
I agree with you, Xavier. I found the description in the book of Gahan, 1986. The Fauna of British India, pag. 255.

My specimen is a female. It is more in the top range of size.
Thanks for your "tip".
Saludos
Sergio



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Xavier Posted - 27/08/2024 : 10:03:42
In my opinion is not an Anaglyptini, but a Perissus sp. (Clytini) close to Perissus laetus Lameere, 1893 ? But it's really big ! and I do not see such species described from Malay peninsula.

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