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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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31.01.2018 20:19, botanque

Small beetles.
Ufa, Southern Urals. Balcony, on the light.

1. Cercyon laminatus
4. Hydroporus angustatus most likely.
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31.01.2018 20:33, Victor Titov

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01.02.2018 8:06, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 13.05.2017.

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01.02.2018 8:44, Victor Titov

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 13.05.2017.

Europhilus fuliginosum
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01.02.2018 10:55, Shamil Murtazin

Small beetles.
Ufa, Southern Urals. Balcony, on the light.

2. 21.07.2017
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Maybe Cortinicara gibbosa?

01.02.2018 13:15, Artsat

Help identify the beetle by its remains. Karelia, pine forest, old quarry.
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01.02.2018 14:11, AGG

Help identify the beetle by its remains. Karelia, pine forest, old quarry.
The length of the elitra is 9 mm.

blue form Anomala dubia
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01.02.2018 15:01, Artsat

blue form of Anomala dubia

Thanks! I didn't recognize dubia, even though it has both green and brown shapes!

01.02.2018 18:04, Gans75

June 5, on Voloshka.
Larinus (Larinomesius) obtusus ?
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01.02.2018 18:16, akulich-sibiria

can you tell me this is Byctiscus? If so, what is the difference between betulae and rugosus? 6mm without tube. pretty shiny. Head tube, lower legs and legs with a bronze sheen. On the elytra on the slope there are clearly visible pressed hairs, in the main part they are glabrous.
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the male has denticles
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one instance has less rough dotted lines. Smaller but obvious points are clearly visible between the points.
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This post was edited by akulich-sibiria - 01.02.2018 18: 18

01.02.2018 18:45, akulich-sibiria

Rhynchites auratus ?
about 5 mm. Males with teeth on the sides of the prothorax. The rows are tangled. Green, shiny with a golden hue. On the bird cherry tree
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01.02.2018 18:56, Mantispid

can you tell me this is Byctiscus? If so, what is the difference between betulae and rugosus? 6mm without tube. pretty shiny. Head tube, lower legs and legs with a bronze sheen. On the elytra on the slope there are clearly visible pressed hairs, in the main part they are glabrous.

one instance has less rough dotted lines. Between the points are clearly visible

For differences, see http://www.coleo-net.de/coleo/texte/byctiscus.htm
The simplest thing is that betulae has a bottom of the same color as the top, populi has a bottom of black and blue
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01.02.2018 18:57, Mantispid

Rhynchites auratus ?
about 5 mm. Males with teeth on the sides of the prothorax. The rows are tangled. Green, shiny with a golden hue. On the bird cherry tree

Yes. Especially on bird cherry wink.gif
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01.02.2018 19:09, akulich-sibiria

some Rhynchites, smaller than pubescens about 3.5 mm. Caught mowing a meadow. The main difference is that the hairs are oblique, but there are no vertically protruding darker hairs. The eyes are rather deeply indented. The hair is dark blue, the legs are almost black with a metallic sheen.
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01.02.2018 19:14, akulich-sibiria

For differences, see http://www.coleo-net.de/coleo/texte/byctiscus.htm
The simplest thing is that the bottom of betulae is the same color as the top, while the bottom of populi is black and blue


populi I have, yeah, the color of the bottom is clearly different and it is smaller in size.
Oponasenko has another rugosus like for our region is also specified. Simply, a relative sign is indicated between them by a more or less rough punctuation of the elytra.
In general while I put all of them as betulae

02.02.2018 14:34, Radik

Good afternoon!
Please tell me what kind of bug. Found on the windowsill of ABK-CHPP, Nizhnekamsk, January 29, 2018

02.02.2018 16:18, AGG

02.02.2018 16:33, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 18.05.2017.
On Fomes fomentarius.

1. Small compared to Bolitophagus reticulatus
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2. Cyphon sp.?
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02.02.2018 23:02, Fornax13

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 18.05.2017.
On Fomes fomentarius.
1. Small in comparison with Bolitophagus reticulatus
2. Cyphon sp.?

1. Check for Latridius brevicollis - it looks very similar to me.
2. Yes, a female of the common C. padi, only now the genus is called Contacyphon

This post was edited by Fornax13-02.02.2018 23: 17
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04.02.2018 15:47, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 18.05.2017.

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04.02.2018 15:59, Bad Den

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 18.05.2017.

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Pterostichus melanarius, probably
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06.02.2018 18:39, AGG

Tell me, what kind of animal?
Lipetsk region, approx 3.5 mm
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06.02.2018 22:31, Bad Den

Tell me, what kind of animal?
Lipetsk region, approx 3.5 mm
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I see the grinder confused.gif

07.02.2018 5:39, Fornax13

Tell me, what kind of animal?
Lipetsk region, approx 3.5 mm

Lasioderma, judging by the color, thoracicum. If it is a male, compare the genitals with the picture of Logvinovsky

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08.02.2018 19:31, Бердер

Hello. Please identify the gold coin. Cyphosoma euphraticum is suspected. But I don't know much about zlatki. Ukraine, Odessa region. July 2017.

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08.02.2018 21:35, Liparus

Hello. Please identify the gold coin. Cyphosoma euphraticum is suspected. But I don't know much about zlatki. Ukraine, Odessa region. July 2017.

You're right, it's Cyphosoma euphraticum, looks like a female

08.02.2018 21:36, Liparus

Judging by the thickness of the paws and proportions-female

08.02.2018 21:46, Бердер

Thank you. Are there any known finds of this species from Ukraine? I don't have any information.

09.02.2018 7:19, Dmitry Vlasov

Thank you. Are there any known finds of this species from Ukraine? I don't have any information.

There were old finds from the Crimea (Prokhorov, 2010). I don't have any more recent works on Ukrainian gold coins.

09.02.2018 16:31, Бердер

Yes, I've read Prokhorov's work. I thought maybe there was something newer.

10.02.2018 11:47, Sordes pilosus

Hello!
Tell me, please, Lagrini (Shaggies) are now considered a subfamily in the Tenebrioidae or are they separated into a separate family related to blackbirds? Something on the Coleoptera website both taxonomy variants are present.

10.02.2018 16:14, Bad Den

Hello!
Tell me, please, Lagrini (Shaggies) are now considered a subfamily in the Tenebrioidae or are they separated into a separate family related to blackbirds? Something on the Coleoptera website both variants of taxonomy are present.

Previously considered a separate family, now it is a subfamily of blackbushs
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10.02.2018 17:55, AGG

as you think, it will be correct wink.gif
some "good" families simply do not exist, the same Georissidae, but there is a bunch of all sorts of rabble with 1 species tongue.gif
https://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/famlst17.htm

11.02.2018 20:50, Wild Yuri

What kind of species and is it rare? Caught it last summer near Lukyanovka, Primorye.

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12.02.2018 8:53, cdjob

Help me determine what kind of animal? Zlatka or sawyere?
Caught in Indonesia West Papua area Fak-Fak

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12.02.2018 16:08, Mantispid

Help me determine what kind of animal? Zlatka or sawyere?
Caught in Indonesia West Papua area Fak-Fak

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12.02.2018 18:23, Sordes pilosus

What kind of species and is it rare? Caught it last summer near Lukyanovka, Primorye.

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It is similar to Buprestis haemorrhoidalis.

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12.02.2018 18:24, cdjob

Another question for experts, what are the protrusions of the barbel?
Also Indonesia West Papua

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12.02.2018 21:32, Mantispid

Help me determine what kind of animal? Zlatka or sawyere?
Caught in Indonesia West Papua area Fak-Fak

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The genus is called Aesernia
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12.02.2018 23:24, smax

Found smile.gif
The genus is called Aesernia

This is where this outrage is discussedsmile.gif
http://www.cerambycoidea.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=25226
I'm talking about the barbel. I clicked the wrong button, sorry, Ilya smile.gif

This post was edited by smax - 13.02.2018 02: 02
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