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SDevesa
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Posted - 15/05/2024 : 11:29:21
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Collected in Tapah Hills, Cameron Higlands, Malaysia. Total Length: 24,8 mm Celosterna perakensis/ritsemani? Please, help with the identification. What are the differences between the two species? It is difficult for me to draw conclusions reading the descriptions of Heller and Breuning. Saludos Sergio
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Edited by - Xavier on 15/05/2024 13:38:27 |
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dryobius
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Posted - 16/05/2024 : 12:52:12
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It may not be either of those two species (almost certainly not perakensis)
For me, it is closer to Cerosterna stolzi.
I thought there was a recent paper on Cerosterna, but I don't have time to look. There are a lot of synonymies and undescribed species in this tribe. Even on the generic level, it is difficult. |
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SDevesa
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Posted - 16/05/2024 : 17:00:52
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Thank you, Dan. My first reaction was that it was indeed C. stolzi, but it made me doubt its geographical distribution: Saba and Borneo as my specimen was collected in Tapah Hills, Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. Saludos Sergio |
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