Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Hello! Please help me with the definitions.

2. Cerambycidae: Hesperophanini sp.?. Armenia, Yerevan, in a wooden house in the city center, July, length 14 mm


8. And this is an overseas "fruit", I put it in the Bruchidae family, if you can at least accurately determine the family, I will be very grateful. USA, California, Anacapa Island, March, on a flower, but I don't remember which one. Length 3 mm.

I apologize for the quality of the photos. Thank you very much in advance!

Thanks!
Can be and kozheed, simply was caught on flower (on my umbrella) thought that kozheedy on flowers cannot be.

  
And this is an overseas "fruit", I put it in the family Bruchidae, if you can at least accurately determine the family, I will be very grateful. USA, California, Anacapa Island, March, on a flower, but I don't remember which one. Length 3 mm.

8-why not Dermestidae? It seems very similar to me.

Thanks!
Can be and kozheed, simply was caught on flower (on my umbrella) thought that kozheedy on flowers cannot be.

A little more on the carabids
3. Armenia, Aragats, 3200 m, July, under the stone, length 12 mm

Ilya
Is this Rhyncolus elongatus?
General view

Hello! Please help me with the definitions.
7. Curculionidae sp.? Armenia, Aragats, 3200 m, July, under stones, length 5 mm

Ilya
Is this Rhyncolus elongatus?
Yaroslavl region, south, pine forest near the swamp, in the pine tree cluster

Very similar indeed. In the south of Flax.but there is a lot of it this year.

Hello! Please help me with the definitions.
4. Alleculidae sp.? Armenia, Jajur pass, July, 1500 m, length 11 mm

I apologize for the quality of the photos. Thank you very much in advance!

It can't, but the leatherworm is-Anthrenus sp.

This is not a ground beetle, but a darkling (Tenebrionidae), I believe, from the tribe Helopini.

I don't know Kossonin very well, but it's very similar, especially since it's in a pine tree, and ater usually seems to live in deciduous trees. What size is it?

Sorry, I got it all mixed up, here's sculpturatus

Spring photos
of M. O., Lishnyagi 30.04.2016

I tinkered with a barbel today, and realized that this is-seriously and for a long time...
6,8 mm, Odessa, in sea water, 6.06.014. A characteristic feature is triangular blades (hair stuck together?) on the middle and back thighs.

How does sculpturatus differ from elongatus?

It seems like the row spacing of sculpturatus is strongly keeled, I used this key to determine: http://www.coleo-net.de/coleo/texte/rhyncolus.htm

I tinkered with a barbel today, and realized that this is-seriously and for a long time...
6,8 mm, Odessa, in sea water, 6.06.014. A characteristic feature is triangular blades (hair stuck together?) on the middle and back thighs.

Here is just the "ambush"... the keels in the inner aisles of sculpturatus can be smoothed out and such are difficult to distinguish from elongatus. And in my ears-the keels are quite sharp, and in most-smoothed, more like a protrusion than a keel.... Unless, of course, there are a lot of types in one stump (ater is definitely there)
, you will have to bring all the instances for comparison with collections...

And if the genitals are pulled? It seems that these two should be different.

I'll try, only as "men" to recognize, so as not to obezpoplivat all

Check for Anaestethis testacea

Anisarthron barbipes looks like

Help, please, with the mustache and spikelet.