Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

maybe someone knows this little animal? northern Peru

Catorthontus collaris Waterhouse, 1880

Southern Urals, 2016.06.19
Determined by the photo?
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Southern Urals, 2016.06.19
Determined by the photo?
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Why not
1. Lygistopterus sanguineus (Linnaeus, 1758)
2. Cerocoma schaefferi (Linnaeus, 1758) (male)

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 23.10.2016 17: 08

Good evening
Please help me identify
Northern Greece, Mount Beles, on the border with Bulgaria, 1100m
02-10-2016

096
14mm


097
25mm Ocypus curtipennis?


098
23mm


100
21mm


101
14mm

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111. 27.06.2016, Staphylinus erythropterus?


112. 27.06.2016


113. 02.07.2016


114. 02.07.2016


115. 03.07.2016


116. 03.07.2016


117. 03.07.2016


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120. 03.07.2016

Gentlemen, hello. I would like to know your opinion about the following beetles: Central Columbia, May-June 2016. Families and some subfamilies are clear, I would like to know what kind of genus (well, the species, if anyone can tell me)
I apologize in advance for the quality of the photo, I couldn't shoot it in daylight, and there is no way to organize normal lighting at home either. I was shooting hunched over beetles with my camera. So don't judge me harshly

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hercules is a subspecies of lychee, sort of. On the passalids, too, someone will tell you the types.

Gentlemen, hello. I would like to know your opinion about the following beetles: Central Columbia, May-June 2016. Families and some subfamilies are clear, I would like to know what kind of genus (well, the species, if anyone can tell me)
I apologize in advance for the quality of the photo, I couldn't shoot it in daylight, and there is no way to organize normal lighting at home either. I was shooting hunched over beetles with my camera. So don't judge me harshly

Small Bronze 1-1: Hoplopyga liturata (Olivier, 1789)
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1497505

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112. Helophorus brevipalpis.
116. I would like to know the size. But I would say Cercyon bifenestratus if it is similar in size to C. marinus.
117. Hydroporus ? striola.
119. Hygrotus impressopunctatus.

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111 - Staphylinus erythropterus
113 - Agrilus (Quercuagrilus) sp.
114 – Meligethes sp.
120 - Bembidion (Notaphus) ?semipunctatum

Good evening
Please help me identify
Northern Greece, Mount Beles, on the border with Bulgaria, 1100m
02-10-2016

096-Coniocleonus nigrosuturatus
100-Geotrupes spiniger

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1643747 5-2 Calosoma (Castrida) alternans ♂

116. I would like to know the size. But I would say Cercyon bifenestratus if it is similar in size to C. marinus.

Yes, the size is about 2.5-3 mm

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129. 19.07.2016

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121. 03.07.2016

I've been looking at your photos for a long time.
I don't know Zhukov, but the photos are great.

Yes, the size is about 2.5-3 mm

Then yes, Cercyon bifenestratus.

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121. Elodes sp.

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122 - Perapion violaceum
123 - Byctiscus populi
124 - Byctiscus betulae
125 - Lebia chlorocephala
126 - Chrysolina varians
127 - Mycetophagus ater
129 - Cryptocephalus decemmaculatus

Help!They settled in an apartment in the Moscow region, live in the kitchen, were caught several times near the cat's food. All the cereals were sorted out, thrown out, they are not there. I just caught one in the bedroom and took a picture of it. Size 5-6 mm.

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Help!They settled in an apartment in the Moscow region, live in the kitchen, were caught several times near the cat's food. All the cereals were sorted out, thrown out, they are not there. I just caught one in the bedroom and took a picture of it. Size 5-6 mm.

It's a skin-eating beetle. There are many types of them: https://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/derme_gn.htm Yours is almost certainly Dermestes murinus.
In the croup, they should not be. And they can get into the apartment to you, for example, through ventilation passages.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 10/25/2016 00: 42

Are they ever this huge? I read that their size is 1-1. 5 mm, and this one is 6!

Are they ever this huge? I read that their size is 1-1. 5 mm, and this one is 6!

There are. Representatives of the genus Dermestes in particular.
Here's the bug that Dmitrich suggested:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1367664
And below it is a similar one.
This is exactly the size they are (if not larger)

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 10/25/2016 10: 46

Does it look like a female Trichogomphus lunicollis (50-58 mm)?
3 beetles arrived in Fraser's hill (Malaysia) together with Simsons
Do not tell me, males from females in hollows, in addition to horning, are somehow different?

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I've been looking at your photos for a long time.
I don't know Zhukov, but the photos are great.

Thank you, I try

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131. 19.07.2016


132. 19.07.2016, Lygistopterus sanguineus?


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134. 20.07.2016


135. 20.07.2016


136. 20.07.2016, Hygrotus impressopunctatus?


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131. 19.07.2016


132. 19.07.2016, Lygistopterus sanguineus?

130. Labidostomis sp. ?lepida Lefevre, 1872?
131. Chrysolina (Erythrochrysa) polita (Linnaeus, 1758)
132.

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133 - this cute ground beetle from Dyschiriini from the photo (even such a wonderful one!) it is unlikely that anyone will definitely decide to identify...
134 - Strophosoma capitatum.

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135. Rhantus of some kind, if the claws of the forelegs were visible, it would be possible to identify.
136. Yes, he is.
137. Hydroporus ? tristis.
138. Graptodytes pictus.
139. Helochares obscurus.
140. Enochrus, and what size is it?

135. Rhantus of some kind, if the claws of the forelegs were visible, it would be possible to identify.

Alas, I didn't take off my claws, I looked at all the photos - I can't see them... I'll keep that in mind for the future.

Alas, I didn't take off my claws, I looked at all the photos - I can't see them... I'll keep that in mind for the future.

The claws only work on males.

Please help me identify staphylin. Moscow region, August.

Please help me identify staphylins. Moscow region.

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Please help me identify staphylins. Moscow region.

1. Bledius, at least write the size. If healthy, then most likely B. tricornis
2. Gabriel, with a high probability of G. exspectatus
3. Scaphisoma of some kind

This post was edited by Fornax13-29.10.2016 15: 49

1. Bledius, at least write the size. If healthy, then most likely B. tricornis
2. Gabriel, with a high probability of G. exspectatus
3. Scaphisoma of some kind

Thank you. There is no data on the size of the first one. And if there is no "horn", then it is a female ?

Thank you. There is no data on the size of the first one. And if there is no "horn", then it is a female ?

In Euceratobledius and Bledius s. str. yes, males with a horned pronotum, females with a simple one. And in other subgenera, both sexes with hornless prsp.

In Euceratobledius and Bledius s. str. yes, males with a horned pronotum, females with a simple one. And in other subgenera, both sexes have hornless prsp.

It's clear. Thank you.

Is it possible to define Ampedus before a species. Ukraine, Rivne region, April 21-29, pine forest
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Neopristilophus insitivus (Germar, 1824) (= depressus)

Please tell me. Ryazan region, Pitelinsky district
1-June, 10 mm, Phyllobius pomaceus ?
2-June, 2 mm, Anthonomus rubi?
3-June, 9 mm
4-June, 9 mm
5-July, 10 mm

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There's something wrong with these gravediggers

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Please help us identify the overseas rhinoceros from Borneo. At least Rod

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M. O., Lishnyagi 2.05.2016