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Max
Member Rosalia
Russia
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 Posted - 16/11/2016 : 22:33:37
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Nice Lamiinae from Nepal, Rasuwa distr., Dhunche env.,23.V.2016
male, 11 mm.
In my mind this beetle can be brave named as Paramesosella but I`m haven`t clear idea about species.. Help please. |
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Xaurus
Member Rosenbergia
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Posted - 17/11/2016 : 00:34:17
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| a really interesting sp, my first intention was Paramesosella stheniformis Breuning, 1940 a common one in Nepal, but yours is different, probably Sthenias or Pterolophia is also possible |
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Max
Member Rosalia
Russia
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Posted - 17/11/2016 : 19:57:09
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Thanks Andreas, I deny this idea about P. stheniformis too. Against a Sthenias (in my view) it have short body with pretty long hind legs and
absence of frontal excavation between antennal bases. Pterolophia..
Probably You right but Paramesosella like me better yet
I should like to know what is P.sthenioides (Breuning, 1938)
This is the beetle in wild:
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Xaurus
Member Rosenbergia
Germany
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Posted - 18/11/2016 : 01:08:44
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Pterolophia with such hairy legs is quite uncommon too, I attached P. stheniformis:
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Max
Member Rosalia
Russia
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Posted - 18/11/2016 : 20:24:19
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Thank You Andreas for this shot!
I should say about my beetle it`s really Paramesosella but another species than stheniformis.
Alboplagiata, chassoti, plurifasciculata and sthenioides - it would be nice to understand what it's all about :( |
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Xaurus
Member Rosenbergia
Germany
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Posted - 18/11/2016 : 23:52:17
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| I can exclude P. sthenioides, fasciculata, medioalbo, gigantea, all are different sps, maybe Xavier can find the type spms of P. affinis and plurifasciculata in Paris, its very interesting for me, at least a new sps for Nepal. |
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Nepal - Paramesosella
