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| Gyula |
Posted - 27/02/2016 : 20:17:53
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South India, Tamil Nadu, Nilgiris |
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| sangamesh |
Posted - 27/04/2016 : 12:33:39
 
I add here a specimen of Demonax balyi from Karnataka (southern India) along with 3rd & 4th antennal segments showing apical tooth for comparision... |
| wolfi |
Posted - 26/04/2016 : 20:23:38
I have this in my collection
looks similar
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it is from Madras state |
| Xavier |
Posted - 28/02/2016 : 14:00:53
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Originally posted by Francesco
I do not see spines on the antennomeres of D. balyi either...
Dans la base Titan, il y a 3 citations de cette espèce qui est nommée "Grammographus balyi" (Pascoe, 1859) :
- Clytus Balyi Pascoe 1859
- Demonax (Grammographus) balyi Gahan 1906
- Demonax balyi Weigel 2006
Gahan sépare le sous-genre Grammographus (vieille discussion) par "Antennal spines minute" page 281, puis mentionne (page 282) : "joints third and fourth with a very small inconspicuous spine at the hinder apical angle".
Les segments de l'espèce de Gyula me semblent anguleux, mais bon, ... |
| Francesco |
Posted - 28/02/2016 : 13:44:18
I do not see spines on the antennomeres of D. balyi either... |
| Xavier |
Posted - 28/02/2016 : 13:34:45
I do not know Rhaphuma trinotata Pic, 1923 , a species from south India. The description is short , but it is a red species with 3 X 2 black spots :
R. trinotata n. sp.
Elongatus, rufus, infra corpore nigro, albo fasciato, elytris in singulo nigro (1, 1, 1) trimaculatis.
Long. 12 mill. Indes Or.: Mercara. - A placer près de placida Pascoe.
On your specimen, I do not see spines at antennomera. |
| Xavier |
Posted - 28/02/2016 : 13:22:16
Demonax balyi (Pascoe, 1859)?
A little bit different than the holotype here, but I do not see other possible species. |
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