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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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08.03.2007 18:28, RippeR

in my opinion maculicornis
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08.03.2007 19:35, -Дзанат-

08.03.2007 23:18, okoem

What's the beetle's name? Some kind of darkling?
Length of about 12 ... 15 mm, Crimea, Feodosia, March 8, 2007, dry stony coastal slopes.

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08.03.2007 23:20, Shofffer

What's the beetle's name? Some kind of darkling?

Opatrum sabulosum L.

09.03.2007 8:42, Dmitry Vlasov

If the size of the darkling is really 12-15 mm, then it is definitely not Opatrum sabulosum L. , it is 6-8 mm.

09.03.2007 10:44, omar

Definitely not Opatrum sabulosum! You need to specify the dimensions more precisely, then it will be visible. Most likely, Opatrum triste. The largest of the genus Opatrum in the European part of the CIS and the Crimean endemic. It doesn't occur often. But its size is also no more than 12 mm. A sabulosum is quite a case and 10 mm smile.gif

09.03.2007 13:05, okoem

Thank you all for your help in identifying it!
Exactly what is not 6-8. Rather 12. When I photographed it, I forgot to measure it, unfortunately. And there were quite a lot of such beetles there.

09.03.2007 15:57, omar

Opatrum triste at 99%. jump.gif
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09.03.2007 23:45, RippeR

okoem:
Didn't you get the bug?" eek.gif
In vain, very much in vain. They would collect the material, if they are not interested in beetles, then at least they would take

10.03.2007 0:09, okoem

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2 RippeR
Exchange, alas, is also not interested. I'm not a collector. That's why I don't take beetles. Only butterflies, and not all of them.
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10.03.2007 9:07, Vadim Yakubovich

Tell me what kind of animal it is. The label can be seen through the die, if anything, I will clarify.

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10.03.2007 9:59, Bad Den

Tell me what kind of animal it is. The label can be seen through the die, if anything, I will clarify.

Labidostomis sp.
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10.03.2007 14:48, Mylabris

Before the appearance, it is necessary to look at the genitals of all labidostomis.

10.03.2007 17:04, omar

In the European part, not everyone has it. Most types are defined quite simply.

10.03.2007 21:39, okoem

What is the name of the beetles?
Staphylin - about 12 mm
Cow-about 5 mm
Medlyak-about 25 mm
Label: Crimea, foothills, surroundings of Stary Krym (Kurskoye village), March 10, 2007

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10.03.2007 21:51, omar

The slug is most likely Blaps lethifera. To be absolutely sure, you need a top view. smile.gif
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11.03.2007 0:57, Bad Den

What is the name of the beetles?
Staphylin - about 12 mm

Paederus sp.
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11.03.2007 7:41, Mylabris

Well, judging by the label labidostomis is not from the European part-Khabarovsk Krai.

11.03.2007 7:43, Mylabris

A ladybug is similar to Synharmonia sp.
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11.03.2007 12:35, Vadim Yakubovich

Well, judging by the label labidostomis is not from the European part-Khabarovsk Krai.

Lower reaches of the Amur River (Ulchsky district).There was a choice between Labidostomis sibirica and L. amurensis. Even if there are drawings of both types of mandibles, I can't choose. Maybe someone has a description?

11.03.2007 14:02, Bad Den

Like in the "Determinant of insects of the Far East of the USSR" clear signs are given?
In amurensis, in addition to the shape of the mandibles, there should also be a strong accumulation on the forehead. In addition, these species are divided according to their location - sibirica is a steppe species, caught on caraghan, and amurensis-in forests, on birch, hazel.
This is according to the "Determinant" such data.

12.03.2007 1:36, Vadim Yakubovich

So, according to this determinant, I can't make out: the signs are suitable for Sibirica ( but again, a strong indentation is nothing to compare with) and the place of capture is suitable for amurensis

12.03.2007 5:24, Vadim Yakubovich

And then there's another question: help me identify these comrades. Also Lower Amur

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12.03.2007 9:15, Nilson

The first one looks like X. rusticus,
the second (lower) one looks like X. pantherinus Sav. 1825
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12.03.2007 9:37, KDG

And then there's another question: help me identify these comrades. Also Lower Amur

the second one is quite X. adspersus
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13.03.2007 18:36, Bianor

I have various indefinite beetles in my storerooms, and I'll probably never be able to determine them myself. Maybe someone has already met with such creatures:

1. From northern Primorye. There, this species is quite widespread, usually found along the banks of mountain rivers.

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And this is already from ancient collections, I don't remember how I ended up with them:


2. Like some kind of scorer. On the label is the address - Morocco.

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3. Turkmen chernotelka.

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4. Turkmen chernotelka.

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5. Turkmen chernotelka. Large Blaps sp.

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14.03.2007 1:30, Bad Den

And who can tell you what kind of barbel it is?
Not Ours, Tanzania, December 2005
Body length-33 mm
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14.03.2007 2:52, omar

Turkmen large Blaps sp. - Blaps fausti unambiguously. It should be about 5 cm... smile.gif
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14.03.2007 19:45, Mylabris

3. Sternoplax (echinata F. - W.??), the Turkmen black heifer
4. Turkmen black heifer-Blaps scutellata F.-W.
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15.03.2007 0:37, okoem

Two identification beetles.
Chernotelka, length 8 mm.
Weevil - 13 mm.
Feodosia, March 14, 2007, stony slope.

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15.03.2007 0:44, Victor Titov

Darkling - Opatrum sabulosum; elephant-something from Cleonini (possibly Pseudocleonus marginicollis Gyll., but not sure).

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15.03.2007 1:24, omar

In this case, it is indeed Opatrum sabulosum... but the elephant is cool. I didn't meet such people in Crimea frown.gif

16.03.2007 1:35, RippeR

5. Moldova, Glodyany, 25.06.96. on flowers.. presumably bazhulus.. 7 mm
6. Israel. Haifa ~III-V. 2006 (Special thanks to Thaler smile.gif) presumably Crossotus strigifrons or Niphona picticornis
7. Carpathian Mountains, 13.07.05, sexmaculata???

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16.03.2007 9:16, Sv Kononova

Good afternoon!
Tell me, please, and who is this? It seems to me that this is a Large spruce barbel (Monochamus urussovi). Am I right or wrong?


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A beetle was shot in the vicinity of Lake Seliger.

Thanks!

This post was edited by Sv_Kononova - 03/16/2007 09: 43

16.03.2007 9:53, omar

Ripper: This is exactly Xylotrupes bajulus smile.gif
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16.03.2007 11:36, Bad Den

Sv_Kononova, more likely yes than no
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16.03.2007 12:03, KDG

  
6. Israel. Haifa ~III-V. 2006 (Special thanks to Thaler smile.gif) presumably Crossotus strigifrons or Niphona picticornis

Niphona of course.
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16.03.2007 12:07, Bad Den

KDG, do you have any ideas about my Tanzanian? shuffle.gif

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16.03.2007 12:35, Nilson

Good afternoon!
Tell me, please, and who is this? It seems to me that this is a Large spruce barbel (Monochamus urussovi). Am I right or wrong?
A beetle was shot in the vicinity of Lake Seliger.
Thanks!


In my opinion, M. urussovi is.
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16.03.2007 12:46, rpanin

Help me identify them before they show up mol.gif
Liparus glabrirostris
Carpathian Mountains . Body length 20 mm.

This post was edited by rpanin - 19.03.2007 13: 59

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