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Bennyboymothman Posted - 10/10/2014 : 09:16:50

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Hello again.

This is a new species for me that I received a few weeks back.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks
Ben

Data: 06-2014 - Sapa MT - Lao Cai Prov - Vietnam
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Francesco Posted - 31/07/2016 : 18:37:59
quote:
Originally posted by Capitaine

Je suis preneur pour l'article, merci d'avance Francesco

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Capitaine Posted - 31/07/2016 : 16:48:57
Thank you both Francesco and Tomas.
Je suis preneur pour l'article, merci d'avance Francesco
horshehden Posted - 31/07/2016 : 12:39:16
The main difference between the two species you mentioned is in the general appearance (elytra rather parallel for holzschuhi; elytra widened near middle and humeri narrower) and surface of elytra.

Moreover, P. obliquefasciatus is rather wingless species (wings strongly reduced) while P. holzschuhi can probably fly (wings well developed).

It seems that specimens from Lao Cai show some variability in length of antennae and a little in granulation of elytra. That's why I initially assumed they should belong to different taxon than the Holotype from south Yunnan (Jinping).

There is one more species in Vietnam (Cao Bang province), but its elytra are completely glabrous and smooth (P. glabripennis). I think, it was also offered by some traders but I do not remember if I downloaded the Picture [I found it - it was offered last summer from "north Vietnam"].

As concerns the figures above, probably it is a male and female... Notwithstanding, in both cases I can see some whitish hairs on some antennal segments.
Francesco Posted - 31/07/2016 : 12:18:43
Pseudoechthistatus obliquefasciatus est présent seulement en Chine.
La taxinomie te la distribution de ce genre sont déjà ajournés sur BioLib.
Je peux t’envoyer l'article, si tu ne l'as pas.
Capitaine Posted - 31/07/2016 : 12:07:40

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Good, but what's the differences between holzschuhi and obliquefasciatus?
It is a synonym or the 2 species are located in the same country?

Here a specimen from same station (Lao Cai / Vietnam).
It's clear that the antenal joints are not identical in lenght (third and fourth) and coloration (white part on the third and the following).

horshehden Posted - 30/07/2016 : 18:06:42
Pseudoechthistatus holzschuhi Bi et Lin, 2016
Bennyboymothman Posted - 10/10/2014 : 18:09:19
Sergi, thanks that has pointed me in the right direction.
Sergi Posted - 10/10/2014 : 10:46:19
Maybe Pseudoechthistatus obliquefasciatus Pic, 1917

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