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Larry Bezark |
Posted - 13/08/2014 : 01:29:14 ![](/public/imgforum/Larry Bezark/201481312752_d_8_Worobong_Ghana_14.1mm_LGB_12Aug14.jpg) ![](/public/imgforum/Larry Bezark/20148131286_d_8_Worobong_Ghana_14.1mm_LGB2_12Aug14.jpg) 99.36 KB
From Worobong, Ghana, male 14.1 mm, female 20 mm.
Thanks,
Larry B. |
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Francesco |
Posted - 15/08/2014 : 10:54:31 I agree.![](images/icon_smile_shy.gif) |
Larry Bezark |
Posted - 14/08/2014 : 01:32:31 According to Breuning's key, occipitalis has white spots on the elytra, oculifrons does not.
P. occipitalis has a post-median white mark and a smaller preapical one laterally. That fits my specimens, so for now I will go with Pseudhammus (Litigiosus) occipitalis (Lameere) 1893.
Larry B. |
Pierre-Olivier Maquart |
Posted - 13/08/2014 : 10:14:20 Probably a Pseudhammus sp....Good luck !![](images/icon_smile_big.gif)
Apparently there is 2 species in Ghana: occipitalis and oculifrons ... |
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