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14.02.2007 11:09, amara

Dzanat, unfortunately I can't do it now. I just remember that the penultimate chl. two-bladed, so that
Cyphon (variabilis ?) an excellent guess. Bravo and thank you Elizar. Found by the way near the lake.

14.02.2007 11:29, Bad Den

Dzanat, unfortunately I can't do it now. I just remember that the penultimate chl. two-bladed, so that
Cyphon (variabilis ?) an excellent guess. Bravo and thank you Elizar. Found by the way near the lake.

Isn't it Scirtes?
There is a long spur on the hind legs? Are the hind thighs thickened (jumping legs)?

14.02.2007 12:00, Dmitry Vlasov

It doesn't look like a Scirtes, it's more rounded and the back thighs stick out...

14.02.2007 12:19, amara

From memory-z. b. not thickened and prsp (see figure in the Writer).

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14.02.2007 14:01, guest: ~Дзанат~

No, the legs are like running legs

, the thighs are not thickened. I'm going to look at the subject of Cyphon, caught also near the water

. Thank you Elizar

15.02.2007 9:53, omar

Question to Amara! Who was your bug? Cyphon? If it's easy. The question is very relevant.

15.02.2007 16:59, amara

Isn't Xantholinus this elegant Stafik with an ant's head? Who knows, please share. The size is ok. 7.5 mm. Vlad region on May 30.

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15.02.2007 17:07, stierlyz

About the staff-it's hard to say. In your region, there are two species of Ocypus (Pseudocypus), but none of them have two-colored whiskers (based on the material from Ukraine), and the suitable size of O. fuscatus has dark whiskers in general. Mount more beautifully, if you can - take pictures of edeagus preparations, then something can be said.

15.02.2007 17:12, stierlyz

Yeah, we're sitting at the same time. This staff (black) in modern times. It belongs to the genus Gyrohypnus

15.02.2007 18:46, amara

Thank you Stierlyz. Could it be G. fracticornis?

16.02.2007 10:53, amara

Please help me with the elephants. The first one is approx. 5 mm second approx 6 mm. Oba Vlad. region on May 30.
Thank you.

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16.02.2007 11:19, omar

Strophosomus capitatus is most likely another species from this genus. Caught on a young tree?

16.02.2007 13:09, Dmitry Vlasov

2amara Elephant exactly Strophosomus capitatus!

16.02.2007 13:48, amara

Thank you very much omar and Elizar for the elephants. There was only one view. Unfortunately, I don't know how they were assembled. All I know is that it's not far from the lake.
Thank you.

16.02.2007 21:36, okoem

2 verser. False scorpions are not ticks. On the contrary, if you believe the info on http://zooex.baikal.ru/arthropoda/pseudoscorpiones.htm , then they feed on ticks themselves. I have photos on http://okoem.iatp.org.ua.

2. Does anyone know anything about T-shirts?
The length of the beetle is about 20 mm.
Label: Crimea, Feodosia, ostepnenny stony slope, February 15, 2007.

What is the name of the ground beetle? The length is about 8...10 mm.
The label is the same.

Larger photos of these beetles can be viewed at http://okoem.iatp.org.ua

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16.02.2007 22:26, omar

If there is an opportunity for the beetle to look at the claws, and they are jagged-Calathus. If not jagged - Stenolophus. But it is difficult to identify such an animal 100% from the photo. The T-shirt that is sp. - M. hungarica, Hungarian, most likely. But there is no sharpness in the frame, so it's also just a guess. I don't mean this bloated one, but the one on your site that makes love to a male, where the male is dragged from behind

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16.02.2007 22:58, okoem

With claws, alas... the bug escaped safely: -)

17.02.2007 1:04, Bad Den

The ground beetle is very similar to Calathus melanocephalus.

17.02.2007 10:26, amara

Thanks again to omar and Elizar for Strophosomus capitatus. I looked into American beetles v. 2. p. 776. 2002. There Strophosomus (Shoen. 1823) is synonymous with Strophosoma (Bilb. 1820). Yes, and then it's spelled Str. capitatum. It's nothing, but I'm interested (I'm a bore) as is customary in our literature. Thank you.

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17.02.2007 10:39, stierlyz

The ground beetle is Calathus from the group "melanocephalus", but it is unlikely that C. melanocephalus has several similar species that are outwardly indistinguishable. T-shirt most likely M. mediterraneus.

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17.02.2007 12:11, Bad Den

The ground beetle is Calathus from the group "melanocephalus", but it is unlikely that C. melanocephalus has several similar species that are outwardly indistinguishable.

And where can I read more about it?

17.02.2007 13:46, omar

Yes, I'm also very interested!

17.02.2007 14:04, stierlyz

I'm actually not an expert on ground beetles, so, small faunal notes on easily diagnosed species, and then, it wasn't yesterday... I advise you to contact someone more serious, or something, on the Zinovsky site of specialists a lot

17.02.2007 23:30, Bad Den

I'm actually not an expert on ground beetles, so, small faunal notes on easily diagnosed species, and then, it wasn't yesterday... I advise you to contact someone more serious, or something, there are a lot of specialists on the Zinovsky site

I mean, where did you get this information?

18.02.2007 10:39, stierlyz

For the answer, see the forum Questions defined. Carabidae

18.02.2007 10:56, amara

Who knows what kind of Aphodius it might be?
The size is approx. 5.5 mm. Vlad region on May 30.
Thank you in advance.

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18.02.2007 11:08, stierlyz

This is from the prodromus-sphacelatus section. But only A. prodromus can be clearly identified from the females, and the rest can be determined from the males, and the taxonomy is complicated.

18.02.2007 14:58, stierlyz

Lovers of bonuses, have a conscience, create a special theme.

18.02.2007 15:11, Bad Den

If the moderator doesn't mind...

18.02.2007 17:19, amara

Thank you Stierlyz so much for identifying Aphodius and for the information.

19.02.2007 10:08, Tigran Oganesov

If the moderator doesn't mind...

I don't mind if there are only carabuses, and not all the other beetles. The topic will not be attached like this one. If you do create it, I'll drag and drop the carbuses from this topic there.

20.02.2007 11:09, amara

Dear forum members, isn't this one similar to Philonthus?
Approx. 10 mm. Moscow region May.
Thank you.

Defined by me (an amateur teapot) like Philonthus addendus. By the way, there are some inaccuracies in the green-European tables. Reitter vol.2 helped.

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21.02.2007 8:25, Mylabris

He is. According to the European version, you can drive it to the view.

21.02.2007 12:43, amara

Mylabris thank you for your help.

22.02.2007 9:37, okoem

What is the name of staphylinchik? The length is about 20 mm. Crimea, Feodosia, February 21, 2007.

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22.02.2007 17:24, stierlyz

Это Quedius (s. str.) ? meridiocarpathicus Smetana. Up to the species, they are, zvinyayte, on edeagam.

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28.02.2007 23:40, RippeR

1st-dorcadion, which I was talking about. The one that doubts tauricum or whoever.
Monokamus-the Carpathians. Ivano-Frankivsk region, Bystrica settlement. On pine logs.
MD-Moldova
juzhelo-Carpathians. Ivano-French region, Bystrica settlement.
If you need any other information, please contact us.

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01.03.2007 0:25, rpanin

1st-dorcadion, which I was talking about. The one that doubts tauricum or whoever.
Monokamus-the Carpathians. Ivano-Frankivsk region, Bystrica settlement. On pine logs.
MD-Moldova
juzhelo-Carpathians. Ivano-French region, Bystrica settlement.
If you need any other information, please contact us.

Monocamus-Monochamus sutor
carabus-carabus violoceus, sometimes found in the Carpathians en masse.
Agapanthia cardui=Agapanthia pannonica. Maybe it's a bad color reproduction.

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01.03.2007 1:23, RippeR

color reproduction is normal. It is the same as shown - gray. I already asked about it-I was rushing around among villosoveridiscence and some other option. Are you sure about Cardui? The cardua should have a strip along the seam, right?

01.03.2007 2:10, rpanin

color reproduction is normal. It is the same as shown - gray. I already asked about it-I was rushing around among villosoveridiscence and some other option. Are you sure about Cardui? The cardua should have a strip along the seam, right?

agapanthia violacea is not very similar. And using the exclusion method, what else can there be in our regions?
By the way, I also have something similar . I've been puzzling over this view for a long time.

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