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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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19.12.2007 12:27, Dmitry Vlasov

2aculich-sibiria
Second-Bitoma crenata, first-Sorticeus sp. - can be-C. fraxini, C. longulus, C. pini. I don't know what exactly there are in Siberia...
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19.12.2007 17:58, Mylabris

to Okoem:
0425, 0520 - Meloe violaceus
0428, 0429, 0504, 0510 - M. proscarabaeus
0421 - M. rufiventris (= coriarius)
0506 - M. scabriusculus.
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20.12.2007 8:20, akulich-sibiria

Bitoma ? crenata (F., 1775), sem. Colydiidae

thank you very much..I got into the determinant already for this type, exactly it!!..I had some difficulties last time with counting the segments of the legs..I kept going out on the flatboat... confused.gif

20.12.2007 13:01, Mylabris

Gentlemen-a dead end! I can't even Joey! Flew 12.08.2007 in the city center in an apartment on the light.
All legs are truly 4-segmented, claws with denticles, 5 sternites, us. 11-chl with a 3-chl club. Neither on the green nor on the Far East does not work. Characteristic grooves on the psp. Maybe someone familiar?

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20.12.2007 13:26, amara

Similar to Colydiidae, something like Aulonium (In green, one species of trisulcum 4.5-6.5 mm). But only at first glance. So correct who knows.

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20.12.2007 14:16, omar

I agree with amara. Ono.

20.12.2007 17:56, Mylabris

Thank you guys, I ran it through the key - it came together, I didn't notice the clippings in front of my eyes.

20.12.2007 19:40, Mylabris

And with this little thing, no one will help? The first one came out as Symbiotes, the second as Cartodere. I looked at Google - it doesn't look like much.

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20.12.2007 20:08, amara

Try to watch the second one as Enicmus (on the beetles of the DV). In my opinion it looks like.
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20.12.2007 20:12, Victor Titov

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20.12.2007 22:29, Mylabris

Three more strange animals. The first one seems to be a grinder, the 2nd one is something incomprehensible to me. 3rd (found on a white steppe mushroom) maybe from scafidid?

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20.12.2007 22:35, Bad Den

Three more strange animals. The first one seems to be a grinder, the 2nd one is something incomprehensible to me. 3rd (found on a white steppe mushroom) maybe from scafidid?

2 and 3 of the Nitidulidae in my opinion... confused.gif
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20.12.2007 22:48, omar

I agree with Budden about the latter. And the second one is unlikely. Can I see the end of the elytra?

20.12.2007 23:03, Shofffer

Totally agree with Bad Den:
2 and 3-Nitidulidae.

20.12.2007 23:04, omar

Oh, I forgot the first one. These are Scirtidae, I'm not good at them. frown.gif

20.12.2007 23:07, omar

In general, yes, the head is shiny. But I would still look at the ass smile.gif

21.12.2007 5:16, Mylabris

My wings cover my ass a little. Here's what happened:

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21.12.2007 9:08, omar

Now, yes, blestyanka. Here again smile.gifBudden is right and I'm wrong frown.gif

21.12.2007 9:25, Alexandr Rusinov

It seems that these animals are now separated from the spangles into a separate family Cateretidae, similar to the genus Cateretes or close to it.

21.12.2007 10:01, omar

I totally agree with Antrenus.

21.12.2007 10:07, amara

Oh, I forgot the first one. These are Scirtidae, I'm not good at them. frown.gif


Yes, Omar once helped me a lot with a similar beetle, saying that it was Cyphon. Thank you again.

21.12.2007 10:12, amara

It seems that these animals are now separated from the spangles into a separate family Cateretidae, similar to the genus Cateretes or close to it.

Which some call Brachypteridae Erichson 1845.
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21.12.2007 10:29, omar

I don't want to take credit for it - it was Elizar. shuffle.gif But your bug was shot at a very bad angle, and this greatly complicated the case.

21.12.2007 10:30, Guest

Blackbirds of the genus Corticeus. On the second bug, I agree with Budden.



something I rummaged around, I can't find this genus anywhere (Corticeus sp.) can someone tell me a link to the "thesis-antithesis" mol.gif..
and another question, there are experts in determining the larvae of barbel beetles-dendrophages...Particularly interested in Rhagium inquisitor...

21.12.2007 10:32, omar

Hypophlaeus

21.12.2007 10:32, akulich-sibiria

it was me... shuffle.gif

21.12.2007 10:34, amara

I don't want to take credit for it - it was Elizar. shuffle.gif But your beetle was shot at a very bad angle, and this greatly complicated the case.

Then thank you again to Elizar, who helped me out a lot.
This beetle has a lateral oval prsp. in my opinion, it is very characteristic.

21.12.2007 10:37, omar

In addition to the side oval, there is also a general appearance of the beast, which, with some experience, sticks in the memory much more strongly. When you change the angle of view, the overall view may change.

21.12.2007 13:11, Cerambyx

something I rummaged around, I can't find this genus anywhere (Corticeus sp.) can someone tell me a link to the "thesis-antithesis" mol.gif..
and another question, there are experts in determining the larvae of barbel beetles-dendrophages...Particularly interested in Rhagium inquisitor...

The genus Rhagium seems to have very characteristic larvae, with a flat head capsule. Are you interested in the specific differences between Rh. inquisitor and other species, or generic differences? If necessary, I'll send you the key one of these days.

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21.12.2007 13:41, barry

Help me determine...
Crimea, 23.06.2007.
I flew into the light at night.

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21.12.2007 13:44, Bad Den

Help me determine...
Crimea, 23.06.2007.
I flew into the light at night.

Firefly, Lampyridae.
Unfortunately, I can't remember if there is anything in the Crimea other than Lampyrus noctiluca... confused.gif
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21.12.2007 14:03, amara

Firefly, Lampyridae.
Unfortunately, I can't remember if there is anything in the Crimea other than Lampyrus noctiluca... confused.gif


I wonder who it is myself. Here is a little (but not quite) similar one:
http://www.koleopterologie.de/gallery/index.html

See: Lamprohiza splendidula (=Phausis?)

This post was edited by amara - 12/21/2007 14: 07

21.12.2007 14:05, Bad Den

Which is Lamprohiza splendidula ?

21.12.2007 14:07, amara

Which is Lamprohiza splendidula ?

Yes, I didn't have time to finish writing it. Although it may not be him.

This post was edited by amara - 12/21/2007 14: 10

21.12.2007 15:11, amara

Firefly, Lampyridae.
Unfortunately, I can't remember if there is anything in the Crimea other than Lampyrus noctiluca... confused.gif


Or maybe you're right and this is the most common one:
http://gallery.insect.cz/details.php?image...2026722c&l=thai

In addition, Lamprohiza splendidula is probably not found in the Crimea.

This post was edited by amara - 12/21/2007 15: 54

21.12.2007 16:46, Nikolaj Pichugin

Do you know such a "beast"?
Size 9-10mm, caught: Orenburg region. Virgin steppe. 16.05.92, Nemkov V. A.

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21.12.2007 18:16, KDG

Do you know such a "beast"?
Size 9-10mm, caught: Orenburg region. Virgin steppe. 16.05.92, Nemkov V. A.

Dorcadion elegans

21.12.2007 23:04, Nikolaj Pichugin

Thank you very much! You're really good at it! For me, so here's the picture, they all look the same, like the Vietnamese.
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23.12.2007 15:46, Nikolaj Pichugin

I have a problem here with another Dorcadion:
I brought the insects from Azerbaijan, p. Alta-Agach, 25-30. 04. 91.
They were identified as Dorcadion kagysmannicum Suv.
And now, in the list of M. L. Danilevsky on the mustache of the former USSR, it is not.
Can someone tell me? mol.gif

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23.12.2007 17:22, Frantic

By the way, I have a different kind of question. Will there be any Dorkashi trains in Tuva at the very end of May?

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