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| Max |
Posted - 09/09/2014 : 14:53:49
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Neotropical toy
Female of Aglaoschema, maybe A. albicorne
Peru, Loreto dept., Iquitos env.; 14 mm |
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| Max |
Posted - 16/09/2014 : 20:25:09
Interesting. Thanks a lot, Pierre. |
| Pierre |
Posted - 16/09/2014 : 11:45:43
Red or reddish... anyway, in this case you have cynaeum, for sure.
If you are interested, you can download on the net the revision on Aglaoschema by Napp, 2007 (PDF)/ Revista Brasileira de Entomologia
There is also another paper in the library, 2008, with new descriptions, but they do not concern the items with bicoloured antennae. |
| Max |
Posted - 15/09/2014 : 18:17:29
Thank You Pierre for good explanation!
However hard to say, mesosternum is reddish generally but it`s some darkened, so much more then the prosternum. |
| Pierre |
Posted - 12/09/2014 : 21:25:35
Among the species with such antennae, there are not many possibilities. I would say, Aglaoschema cyaneum Pascoe.
See if on the ventral side mesosternum parts are red (cyaneum) or dark (albicorne).
The head of cyaneum usually shows green-blue colour. Orthoschema bicoloricorne Fuchs, 1959, has been described on specimen with red head and scape; this taxon is now synonymized with cyaneum by Monné & Giesbert (1992) because of evident intraspecific variations. |
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