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| Les |
Posted - 04/05/2012 : 09:37:17
I have seen this species here a couple of times in the last few days.
The closest I can come is Glenea elegans, but it appears to have additional spots on the elytra, and I do not know how variable this species can be.
Can anyone help?
Thanks |
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| Les |
Posted - 05/05/2012 : 03:08:57
Thank you. I must admit that I had thought it was two separate spots, hence the query, rather than one elongated one. |
| Francesco |
Posted - 04/05/2012 : 20:29:54
I can confirm G. elegans.
It has 4 rows of white spots in addition to the apical and the basal spots. The only difference I have noticed is the shape of the first row of spots, which is rather oblique than right. |
