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Definition of ground beetles of the genus Carabus

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11.12.2008 22:12, Dorcadion

But I unfortunately did not immediately understand and missed the opportunity to catch them weep.gif frown.gif

21.12.2008 20:48, rpanin

Help!
Kazakhstan, Big Almaty Lake
30.06.1992 Body length 26mm.

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21.12.2008 23:07, Nilson

Help!
Kazakhstan, Big Almaty Lake
30.06.1992 Body length 26mm.


It seems to me that this is Cratocephalus cicatricosus (Fischer, 1842)
http://www.carabusonline.co.uk/content/car...us-cicatricosus
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22.12.2008 0:08, Aleksandr Safronov

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22.12.2008 10:58, Bad Den

They sent me a photo of two karabuses from the Far East (50 km NW of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, 400m n. o. m. June 15, 2005), and asked me to tell them who it was. On the left, I understand, is C. hummeli ssp., and on the right, who is it?

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22.12.2008 11:40, Aleksandr Safronov

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25.12.2008 16:01, Liparus



karabuses from the Carpathians.
I got them from Yuri Grelyak at the New Year's celebration in Kharkiv,he is also from Lviv, I think you are familiar...maybe your ground beetles, too...

This post was edited by Liparus - 12/25/2008 16: 02

25.12.2008 16:07, Dorcadion

And the number three in the second photo is probably a very tough disjunction, although most likely it has a point of capture: Krasnodar Territory, Krasnoarmeysky district, Red forest... It's called Archiplectes prometheus prometheus...
I left the rest for Ruslan...
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25.12.2008 17:52, RippeR

1. Abax schuepperi
2. Tachypus cancellatus ssp.
3. Oreocarabus glabratus

1. Orinocarabus sylvestris
2. Pterostichus pilosus
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25.12.2008 22:59, Liparus

 


About 2. Tachypus cancellatus ssp.
maybe someone knows what subspecies lives in the Carpathians???

This one is very different from the ones I caught in Kharkiv.(mine are red and matte, and the Carpathian ones are very shiny)

26.12.2008 0:16, rpanin

It will be difficult to understand the mix that Yura Geryak brought,but I will still try:
1) Abax schueppeli rendschmidtii (Germar, 1839) Lviv region. Starosamborsky district 2 km From the village. Dobromyl-pitfalls, May 2005

2) the cancellatus is not mine, so I can't say for sure without specifying the locale.Judging by the size , it's probably nominative. Or Carabus (Tachypus) cancellatus durus carpathicus (Tarpaulin taxonomy)

3) Carabus (Pachystus) glabratus gibbosus Heyden, 1866 (weak subspecies)
Lviv region, Stryi district, OKR, with Pyatnychany, Bilchevsky forest –. June-July 2008

Figure 2. Carabus (Orinocarabus) sylvestris transylvanicus Dejean 1826 Transcarpathian region. Rakhiv district, Petros, h-1850-2020m. 29.07-8.09.08 g
Pterostichus pilosus Host, 1789-Carpathian Mountains, above 800 m above sea level-everywhere

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27.12.2008 22:19, Liparus

IMG_0026.JPG - Ukraine, Kharkiv, May, on a swampy meadow (in cups near water),
the second-Crimea, Kanakskaya Balka 2 (beach)

I'll delete Skarita later, because it's not on the right topic...
I think definite

27.12.2008 23:00, guest: rpanin

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27.12.2008 23:10, guest: rpanin

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27.12.2008 23:34, Liparus



What I'm getting at - a pair of solid(even banal) ones with precise indications of the location and date of beetle collection is better than a scrap mattress with vague data. mad.gif


Well, I bought a beetle from an old collection from a friend for 2-3 hryvnias, and many of them without tags under the numbers, and the data is written in a notebook...he promised to get me a notebook later so I could rewrite it...fed me breakfast(then, then I'll look, there is no time, they say)
so far, there are about 30 types without labels,and the rest without names

all bonuses...it is necessary at least in the future will be here to post on the forum...

18.01.2009 20:24, Трофим

Question to Rpanin, according to excelences, especially type # 8. Moldova 22.07.08 Capriana forest.

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18.01.2009 22:00, RippeR

Yeah, some weird shapes.. waiting for Panin )

19.01.2009 8:34, Karat

What are my opinions...
1. Primorsky Krai. Most likely something banal
2. Mongolia, roc. Ulaanbaatar, mid-June, 1300 m.

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19.01.2009 9:31, Aleksandr Safronov

What are my opinions...
1. Primorsky Krai. Most likely something banal
2. Mongolia, roc. Ulaanbaatar, mid-June, 1300 m.

1. Carabus (Hemicarabus) tuberculosus Dejean, 1829
2. Similar to Carabus (Diocarabus) dorogostaiskii Shilenkov, 1983
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19.01.2009 9:48, Cerega

The one from Primorye Carabus (Hemicarabus) tuberculosis Dejean, 1829. It has a fairly extensive range, but it is said to be rare everywhere. And in Primorye it is rare for sure. The second is someone from Diocarabus, I can't say for sure.
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19.01.2009 9:56, Cerega

Oh, how, while writing, Entalex has already determined everything. At the expense of the second,most likely, it is.
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19.01.2009 18:25, rpanin

Question to Rpanin, according to excelences, especially type # 8. Moldova 22.07.08 Capriana forest.


It's hard to say anything unambiguously from these photos . You need a larger image (you can use it without the upper part)
I can say that just the 8th number is a nominative . Below in the photo of the 8th issue, I showed the third main gap and that after it there are only two gaps.
But the photo of the 6th will ask in the studio! I would ask you to take a picture of this beetle as best as possible and in half a turn and also large on top.
I also once again show a clear-cut differential difference on frivaldskyi from the Dnipropetrovsk region.
And try to figure it out for yourself; In the species scheidleri and excellens, the elytra are separated by gaps . Every three intervals there is a fourth main one with clearer pits. So, the nominative taxa of these species have three main gaps, while scheidleri ronayi and excellens frivaldskyi have four clearly visible gaps, even with a weak magnifying glass.

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19.01.2009 21:35, RippeR

bugs are all from the same place.. So there can't be a subspecies in principle..

But I didn't understand how to distinguish all this frown.gifI can't understand at all what is in the intervals how to count them and all that frown.gif
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19.01.2009 21:57, rpanin

beetles are all from the same place.. So there can't be a subspecies in principle..

But I haven't figured out how to distinguish all this frown.gifat all I can't understand what the intervals are how to count them and all that frown.gif

Andrey, each red line marks a gap. Where there are two dashes, there is the main gap. Humpey has five main ones,sometimes four.
Please note that it is on the main gaps that the strongest punting with pits occurs.

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20.01.2009 9:56, Cerega

1. Carabus (Hemicarabus) tuberculosus Dejean, 1829
2. Similar to Carabus (Diocarabus) dorogostaiskii Shilenkov, 1983


Can't the second one be Carabus (Diocarabus) slovtzovi slovtzovi Mannerheim, 1849?

20.01.2009 13:38, Aleksandr Safronov

Can't the second one be Carabus (Diocarabus) slovtzovi slovtzovi Mannerheim, 1849?

As an option, perhaps. Although it still seems to me that this is a Carabus (Diocarabus) dorogostaiskii Shil. The base is the shape and sequence of the primary pits, and most importantly, the shape of the posterior and anterior edges of the pronotum.
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20.01.2009 16:22, Трофим

So it opened here as well. Thank you Ruslan for a detailed description of what and where to count, I'll try to figure it out. And I'll also post 6 in a week. Here, as I understand it, I have all the nominative?

This post was edited by Trofim - 20.01.2009 16: 22

21.01.2009 0:16, RippeR

The most beautiful Moldovans? 0_o Thought the eastern ones are prettier - with brighter colors, as well as more often with a bright border. If I'm not mistaken, of course.. And Frivaldski isn't bad either!

21.01.2009 16:38, Трофим

So we write excellens okolonominativus

29.01.2009 18:20, rpanin

Can you tell me if I correctly identified a carabus from the muddy genus Semnocarabus ?
1) Carabus (Semnocarabus) transiliensis Semenov, 1896.
15mm.
2) Carabus (Semnocarabus) carbonicolor korolkowi Semenov,
1896 Kazakhstan, Big Almaty Lake 30.06.1992
19 mm

3) Carabus (Semnocarabus) erosus erosus Motschulsky, 1865
19mm.
Kyrgyzstan, Central Tien Shan, Issyk-Kul district, Sary-Jazz h=2800m. 17-25. VII. 1996

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05.02.2009 15:46, Dmitry Vlasov

2rpanin-Carabus erosus it is the most interestingly very variable species, I collected beetles with almost smooth elytra (Przhevalsk=now Karakol)
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05.02.2009 17:19, Mylabris

To rpanin - the first two taxa are correct.
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05.02.2009 17:26, rpanin

To rpanin - the first two taxa are correct.

Thank you all very much!
We will now create a new theme "Semnocarabus"
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05.02.2009 21:53, RippeR

I support you! I also have a view of ~3 smile.gif

05.02.2009 23:57, Liparus

Can someone deal with Coptolabruses from China?
_______04_008 Coptolabrus smaragdinus zhongtiaoshanus?
_______04_001 Coptolabrus smaragdinus?

06.02.2009 1:32, RippeR

1,3-looks like smaragdines
4 looks like pustulifera

We are waiting for Entalex, it will determine in a moment smile.gif

(in general, according to the photos of Entalex in the photos of coptolabruses, I think it is quite possible to determine for yourselfsmile.gif)

06.02.2009 1:54, Cerega

005-Coptolabrus principalis
010-Coptolabrus ignimetalla
I think, like, so.
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06.02.2009 8:41, Liparus

Kharkiv region, in the kitchen garden

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