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loongfah Posted - 11/06/2016 : 15:34:52

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Menesia or Menesida?
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Xavier Posted - 22/01/2017 : 08:50:01
You are right. Those 2 species are very close, and may be the same (one lacking spot = variation ?)
Note that "nivea" means white, and holotype picture of M.signifera shows white spot : none of them has yellow spots.

With spots distribution, yours should be Menesia signifera (Thomson, 1865)
loongfah Posted - 22/01/2017 : 05:16:19
Thanks Xavier. From the description and illustration, it seems that Menesia niveoguttata has only 4 spots on each elytron whereas mine has 5. How about Menesia signifera (Thomson) 1865?
Xavier Posted - 21/01/2017 : 12:50:20
I think it is Menesia niveoguttata (Aurivillius, 1925)

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