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sangamesh Posted - 13/01/2016 : 06:18:28
Dear members

I've specimens of Zotalemimon sp.... I was interested to know the difference between Zotalemimon procerum and flovolineatum... comparing here and here, both look very similar....but, how to differentiate them?.......
thank you
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sangamesh Posted - 22/03/2016 : 13:09:24
Thank you very much for the confirmation...
Xavier Posted - 20/03/2016 : 09:01:20
I do not know if the picture here is a true Zotalemimon procerum (Pascoe, 1859), and I think it is very hard to separate those species without checking holotypes.

Breuning (1975) in Révision des Desmiphorini wrote :

- inferior lobe eyes shorter than cheeks, 3rd antennomera 2 X longer than scape -> Zotalemimon flavolineatum (Breuning, 1975)

- inferior lobe eyes much shorter than cheeks , 3rd antennomera 2,5 X longer than scape->Zotalemimon procerum (Pascoe, 1859)


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Then, in the text about Z. procerum, Breuning talks about 4 "granules " in line at base of elytra, so your specimen could be Zotalemimon procerum (Pascoe, 1859)
sangamesh Posted - 29/01/2016 : 08:17:59

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Here, I post the Zotalemimon in my possession....
thank you for any help with this...

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