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Xavier Posted - 23/10/2024 : 09:44:08

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Couple 12-14 mm, Laos, Oudomxay Province.
Pterolophia (Hylobrotus) subcostata Breuning, 1938

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Xavier Posted - 24/10/2024 : 08:43:59
Yes, I think so. I based my determination on Breuning's revision, but I have not seen the holotype of P.subcostata.
I collected these specimens together with others. I have several male and female specimens of this species from different parts of Laos. The dorsal hairiness of the elytra varies, but the constants remain the same: large size, colouration of the antennae and tarsi, lateral elytral ribs, punctation, eye size, etc. The males have a spur at the apex of the intermediate tibiae, unlike Pterolophia melanura, the species that seems closest to me.


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If there is more than one species in these specimens, I don't see what could separate them.
Xaurus Posted - 24/10/2024 : 00:16:57
Xavier are you sure the spms (image 1 and 3, dorsal views) belong to the same species ?

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