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Lenny Posted - 21/07/2012 : 13:58:40


Can anyone identify this beetle please
from Khao Soi Dao N.P.Thailand
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Francesco Posted - 22/07/2012 : 06:47:55
Wow!
The puncturing is coarse; thus, Gnoma atomaria Guérin de Méneville, 1834.

This species was originally described from India, but Breuning considered this locality as erroneous (without furnish reasons - and indicated Java as homeland.
Lenny Posted - 22/07/2012 : 05:59:23

Is this better?
Francesco Posted - 21/07/2012 : 15:27:54
Hallo Lenny, welcome to the Forum!


Your beetle is a female of the genus Gnoma, possibly atomaria or longicollis (both described from India).
They are separable through the frontal puncturing of the head. Have you taken other pictures?
Lenny Posted - 21/07/2012 : 14:03:54
Sorry Andre
Looks like I've gone into your post.
I'm new to this site
How do I post photos ?

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