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BillTyson |
Posted - 03/11/2015 : 01:49:44 ![](/public/imgforum/BillTyson/201511314835_IMG_3056.JPG) ![](/public/imgforum/BillTyson/20151131493_IMG_3058.JPG)
Tam Dao, July, 15mm. Oberea?? I know they are tough but with the black spot on the pronotum I hope if might be easier to ID |
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Xavier |
Posted - 11/09/2022 : 15:19:28 You should be right, Thomas. Oberea unipunctata Gressitt, 1939 from Zhejiang (China) has " prothorax testaceous with an invertex cordiform black spot on center of disc" and the holotype has the posterior femurs much less dark. |
horshehden |
Posted - 03/11/2015 : 21:41:36 in some specimens, hide legs are black, in others light; in some specimens, the elytra are rather light, while in others rather dark; some specimens has evident hairs along suture, others not. Moreover, there are not so many species living both in Zhejiang and Thailand. |
Xavier |
Posted - 03/11/2015 : 18:33:17 quote: Originally posted by horshehden
There should be at least two species (I have seen two distinct specimens); may be the synonymization was not correct. But I had not time to check the types.
Not very helpfull, Tomas... |
horshehden |
Posted - 03/11/2015 : 18:22:21 There should be at least two species (I have seen two distinct specimens); may be the synonymization was not correct. But I had not time to check the types. |
BillTyson |
Posted - 03/11/2015 : 17:17:45 Success. Many thanks |
Xavier |
Posted - 03/11/2015 : 08:55:29 ![](../public/imgforum/Xavier/201511385053_uni.jpg) 41.78 KB GRESSITT J. L., 1939. A Collection of Longicorn Beetles from T'ien-mu Shan, East China. Notes d'Entomologie Chinoise 6 (4). Fig.16, Pl.II.
If there is no other Oberea with such a black spot, it should be Oberea unipunctata Gressitt, 1939 = Oberea uninotaticollis Pic, 1939 |