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Jaguarito Posted - 15/01/2022 : 14:49:44

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Good afternoon,
I started on Oberea formosana, but realized I was wrong when I was told that the respective lengths of the third and the fourth antennal segments did not correspond. Otherwise, all other criteria were right, including the belly uniformously testaceous, without any black spot whatsoever.
I wonder now whether this could be Oberea clara, present in Myanmar, which is not very far from Punjen, where I found this Oberea.
I would be delighted to receive any comment about this species and thank you for these future comments.


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Jaguarito Posted - 20/01/2022 : 09:35:26
Merci !
Xavier Posted - 18/01/2022 : 17:36:32
Ok pour moi, collecte identique.
Jaguarito Posted - 18/01/2022 : 17:16:55



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Jaguarito Posted - 18/01/2022 : 17:15:41
I think some more photographs could help. It is the same insect, but unfortunately an antenna was broken meanwhile.


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