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14.11.2010 7:25, косинус

Help us identify the driver's epaulette. And then something keys in green contradict the images in the network. Volgograd region. I can't choose between luridipennis and iridipennis
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Necrocephalus, try to see here they are both there.
http://carabidae.ru/foto/thumbnails.php?album=69&page=1

14.11.2010 8:24, Necrocephalus

Yes, this is the trick, that exactly the opposite of these images contradict the keys.

14.11.2010 8:37, косинус

Yes, this is the trick, that exactly the opposite of these images contradict the keys.

How do you define it ???

14.11.2010 8:41, Necrocephalus

green. I have nothing better in the family

14.11.2010 8:50, косинус

green. I have nothing better in the family


I have a question.
I'm new to entomology.
And I can't understand what kind of book entomologists mean by "Green"
(I apologize for my stupidity)

14.11.2010 8:58, Mantispid

cosine
Green (this, as I understand it, is due to the green cover) - usually refers to the book Determinant of insects of insects of the European part of the USSR, for example, Volume 2. Coleoptera and fan-wings. You can download it, for example, here

Comrades, do you think this is similar to:
Amara (Bradytus) apricaria (Paykull, 1790), Harpalus (Harpalus) servus (Duftschmid, 1812) and Harpalus (Harpalus) fuscicornis Ménétriés, 1832, respectively?

This post was edited by Mantispid - 14.11.2010 09: 00

14.11.2010 9:17, косинус

It is necessary how much they used and use, and the fact that it is called green. Found out just now.

14.11.2010 14:59, Fornax13

Help us identify the driver's epaulette. And then something keys in green contradict the images in the network. Volgograd region. I can't choose between luridipennis and iridipennis

Or iridipennis, or submarginatus. For some reason, it seems to me that the second one confused.gif
There's something here: http://www.coleo-net.de/coleo/texte/pogonus.htm
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14.11.2010 15:06, Necrocephalus

Yes, here on Isaev if, in it and stick, and, apparently, similar. But it's not in green. And you can't understand German frown.gif
Don't you know him by sight?"

This post was edited by Necrocephalus - 11/14/2010 15: 08

14.11.2010 15:23, Bad Den

And you can't understand German frown.gif

I am in such cases translate.google.ru I use

14.11.2010 15:37, Fornax13

I did not understand them myself, there are beetles from Astrakhan and Kazakhstan - they will not reach them.
There is a free translation
of 11. The head is relatively small, with the eyes barely wider than the front edge of the prsp. Ndkr. almost parallelilateral, their grooves are not deeper in front and not more strongly dotted than in the middle. dark-?bronze-green, ndkr. dirty brownish-yellow, with a bronze-green metallic luster, strong in the male, weaker in the female. 5-7. iridipennis

- The head is larger, the eyes are more strongly hemispherically convex, the head with eyes is much wider than the front edge of the prsp., in width-like the main prsp. Ndkr. much wider and shorter, oval, brownish-yellow, wide along the seam, narrowly darkened on the sides, metallic green. top of the ndcr. brown-yellow. Their internal boron. the front is more deeply indented and more strongly dotted. The surface of the ndcr. in males it is shiny, in females it is matte. The bottom of the head and prsp. dark metallic?bronze-green. 5.5-6. submarginatus.

About indentations on the prsp. I didn't understand the sign... shuffle.gif

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14.11.2010 15:49, Necrocephalus

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14.11.2010 22:25, AGG

tell me pliz) where to find K. hurka wink.gif

14.11.2010 23:17, Fornax13

tell me pliz) where to find K. Khurka wink.gif

Do you mean this? Hurka K. 1996. Carabidae of the Czech and Slovak Republics.

15.11.2010 0:00, BO.

Good afternoon!
tell me, what kind of elephant?
On November 7, I arrived for a barbecue smile.gif
no more than 5 mm. Astrakhan

Pictures:
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15.11.2010 0:06, Fornax13

Isn't there a view from above?

15.11.2010 9:44, BO.

Isn't there a view from above?

edge width 2 mm

Pictures:
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_IGP1381.jpg — (46.13к)

15.11.2010 11:25, AGG

Do you mean this? Hurka K. 1996. Carabidae of the Czech and Slovak Republics.

well yeah he is

This post was edited by AGG - 15.11.2010 11: 26

15.11.2010 13:28, Sugercete

Big big greetings to all! beer.gif
I ask for the help of specialists in a very simple matter. This question, however, threw me into a stupor smile.gif
There are three dead eaters in the photo. 1, 2 and 3. No. 3 for me is quite obvious vespilloydes, and 1 and 2 I first wanted to attribute the same to vespilloydes, but they are too big, but the body shape is different, confusing.
Is it possible to determine # 1 and # 2 from these photos?
Thank you very much!

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15.11.2010 15:27, Victor Titov

Big big greetings to all! beer.gif
I ask for the help of specialists in a very simple matter. This question, however, threw me into a stupor smile.gif
There are three dead eaters in the photo. 1, 2 and 3. No. 3 for me is quite obvious vespilloydes, and 1 and 2 I first wanted to attribute the same to vespilloydes, but they are too big, but the body shape is different, confusing.
Is it possible to determine # 1 and # 2 from these photos?
Thank you very much!

If the mace of the antennae is black-definitely Nicrophorus vespilloides, we simply do not have anything else smile.gif
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15.11.2010 15:56, Sugercete

Thank you very much, Dmitrich !
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15.11.2010 18:18, косинус

Good afternoon!!!
Tell me please.
Is there a nutcracker that is identical in appearance to Anostirus castaneus, but has a large body size? In Anostirus castaneus 8-11 (determinant of the Far East).
And mine is 14 mm

15.11.2010 18:29, Victor Titov

Good afternoon!!!
Tell me please.
Is there a nutcracker that is identical in appearance to Anostirus castaneus, but has a large body size? In Anostirus castaneus 8-11 (determinant of the Far East).
And mine is 14 mm.

And Anostirus purpureus is not suitable? True, he has prominent "ribs" on his elytra... In general, a photo would not hurt. Here is the link http://www.elateridae.com/zobrbruk.php?id=2958

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 11/15/2010 18: 31

15.11.2010 18:53, косинус

I looked at it, it has a different color (it is reddish) and I have a typical Anostirus castaneus
Here is a Photo.

Pictures:
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15.11.2010 19:41, Sugercete

Dear experts, please tell me, is the beetle on the right in the photo an under-colored Harpalus rufipes, or is it some other species? MO
Thank you
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15.11.2010 19:43, Sugercete

Dear experts, please identify the beetle from this photo.
Thanks
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15.11.2010 19:50, Alexandr Rusinov

Badister lacertosus
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15.11.2010 22:16, brgadr

Good afternoon!
tell me, what kind of elephant?
On November 7, I arrived for a barbecue smile.gif
no more than 5 mm. Astrakhan


Not all the signs in the photo can be seen, but in the first approximation it is Smicronyx jungermanniae (Reich).
Central Asian smicronix species can be found in Astrakhan, but it is not easy to identify them.
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15.11.2010 22:50, Mantispid

I looked at it, it has a different color (it is reddish) and I have a typical Anostirus castaneus
Here is a Photo.

In addition to Anostirus castaneus, Anostirus boeberi (Germar, 1824) also lives in the Altai. Cherepanov has it in the determinant.

This post was edited by Mantispid - 11/15/2010 22: 50
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16.11.2010 10:59, BO.

Not all the signs in the photo can be seen, but in the first approximation it is Smicronyx jungermanniae (Reich).
Central Asian smicronix species can be found in Astrakhan, but it is not easy to identify them.


thank you very much!

P.S. I can't thank you through the button, if someone has already thanked you, the button on this message disappears. tried in chrome and ie frown.gif

16.11.2010 15:33, Ins2010

Colleagues!
Help me determine...
I apologize for the quality of the photo...

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16.11.2010 17:25, Fornax13

And where do they come from?

16.11.2010 17:40, scarit

The second dead eater is Nicrophorus quadripunctatus Kraatz.
Far Eastern view.

16.11.2010 18:51, косинус

Good evening.
Tell me about the nutcrackers.
I identified the nutcrackers shown in the photo as Anostirus boeberi.
But the color of the elytra of the second is more similar to Anostirus plagifer. But I don't know about the distribution of this species, and there are no definition tables, there are only photos.
Both nutcrackers Kemerovo region.

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16.11.2010 19:48, Sugercete

Dear experts,
please help me identify these beetles.
In complex cases, up to the genus.
Thank you very much
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16.11.2010 20:04, косинус

8-Dalopios marginatus
2 - either EROTINAE sp or LYCINAE sp according to this photo is difficult
5-Hylobius abietis
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16.11.2010 20:28, scarit

Nutcrackers from the Kemerovo region - Anostirus boeberi

16.11.2010 20:39, scarit

To Sugercete:
The first photo is a staphylinid, something from Omaliinae.
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16.11.2010 20:41, Sugercete

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16.11.2010 20:43, Sugercete

8 -Dalopios marginatus

It seems that Dalopios marginatus should have a fringed PRSP, like # 7 confused.gif
no? Am I wrong?

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