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Kungmjolon Posted - 25/11/2015 : 18:26:06

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Western Region, Ghana.

Thank you for any help with the identification.
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Dominique Posted - 26/11/2015 : 09:21:21
With this pronotum narrower than elytra, this guy reminds me a Drilidae (which has - unfortunately -the same tarsal formula as the Anobiidae (5-5-5).
Pierre Posted - 26/11/2015 : 06:46:43
It would be important to have a good sight on the tarsi in order to count the parts. But I would not be astonished with seeing this beetle belonging to the Anobiidae family from which it reminds the genus Ptilinus.

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