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nalslan |
Posted - 17/03/2013 : 14:27:08 I've learnt a lot from recent posts on Acalolepta recently, but also got lost. Here are 5 specimens in my collection, all from Guizhou, China. I think I can tell A. cervina and A. permutans with pretty high confidence, the rest confused me. Please help me, thanks. (Sorry for the greenish color in my photos, I have not got a method to get rid of flares from my old manual focus lenses yet.) 1. A. cervina
![](/public/imgforum/nalslan/2013317141941_A.cervina-s.jpg) 2. female of A. cervina?
![](/public/imgforum/nalslan/2013317142212_A2-s.jpg) 3. A. permutans
![](/public/imgforum/nalslan/2013317142257_A.purmutans-s.jpg) 4. no idea.
![](/public/imgforum/nalslan/2013317142354_A4-s.jpg) 5. can't tell.
![](/public/imgforum/nalslan/2013317142510_A3-s.jpg) |
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Francesco |
Posted - 28/12/2015 : 10:43:37 I'm working on it ![](images/icon_smile_wink.gif)
Happy holiday to you too! ![](images/icon_smile_big.gif) |
nalslan |
Posted - 28/12/2015 : 08:31:21 Thank you Francesco! Any idea on the rest 3?
Happy holiday! |
Francesco |
Posted - 27/12/2015 : 21:23:29 quote: Originally posted by nalslan
3. A. permutans
![](../public/imgforum/Francesco/20151228104553_2013317142257_A.purmutans-s.jpg)
Exactly. |
Francesco |
Posted - 03/04/2013 : 07:37:12 ![](../public/imgforum/Francesco/20134373359_acallepta1.JPG) 434.5 KB
After equilibration of colours.. this specimen with inflated antennae is correctly A. cervina. |