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orionmystery Posted - 26/03/2011 : 09:08:31


Hi, I found this smallish longhorn beetle a few days ago.
Body length only 14mm.
Not sure what happened to its wings. Deformed.
I looked through all the images under Malaysia but couldn't find a match.
Please help.

Thanks
Kurt
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orionmystery Posted - 26/03/2011 : 17:56:23
Hi Francesco, thanks. I think you got it
Francesco Posted - 26/03/2011 : 13:51:06
It is not easy to understand the shape of elytral surface and pattern, but I guess Coptops lichenea Pascoe, 1865.
Here a picture of a pair.
Francesco Posted - 26/03/2011 : 09:46:22
With those bulges on the pronotum, I'd say a Coptops-species.
orionmystery Posted - 26/03/2011 : 09:43:27
Hi, I finally found a possible match:
Mesosa perplexa Pascoe,1858??

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