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Definition of ground beetles of the genus Carabus

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18.02.2009 13:28, Vitalin

Thanks to RippeR. The color of the elytra (deep and purplish-brown, as if blurred along the edges) and the sculpture (flat spaces, of which only the primary ones are interrupted) are most similar to C. (M.) spasskianus putus. Almost identical to the beetle in the photo on the ZIN page. The difficulty, however, is that this species is distributed only in the Altai, and this is far from Listvyanka.

23.02.2009 11:35, Buzman

Please help me identify it.
Photo 1-Yu. V. Kazakhstan, roc. Alma-Ata. Length 15 mm
Photo 2-Yu. V. Kazakhstan, roc. Alma-Ata. Length 15 mm
Photo 3 – Kyrgyzstan, Osh district, Turkestan ridge, 2700-2800 m. Length 25 mm

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23.02.2009 17:51, RippeR

the first one looks like Semnocarabus (the rest I don't know)
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23.02.2009 20:02, rpanin

Please help me identify it.
Photo 1-Yu. V. Kazakhstan, roc. Alma-Ata. Length 15 mm
Photo 2-Yu. V. Kazakhstan, roc. Alma-Ata. Length 15 mm
Photo 3 – Kyrgyzstan, Osh district, Turkestan ridge, 2700-2800 m. Length 25 mm

Carabus (Semnocarabus) transiliensis Semenov, 1896.
Carabus (Ophiocarabus) aeneolus A.Morawitz, 1886
Carabus (Semnocarabus) erosus sp.
But I don't give you 100%.I've only recently started studying these beetles myself.
Waiting-with Milabris-a

This post was edited by rpanin - 02/23/2009 20: 06
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26.02.2009 13:50, rpanin

Here, something similar to photo #3 of the Buzman-a
23mm.
South Kazakhstan Region, hr. Ketmen (northern slopes) h=2250-2500m., 1-5. VI. 1990

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26.02.2009 15:47, Mylabris

To Buzman: Mr. rpanin is right - I would write the same. And as for the erosions, here you can find a dark forest with shapes. Judging by the locale, ssp. auliensis Lapouge, 1918
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26.02.2009 23:28, rpanin

The third hour I suffer, help!
Is this striatulus Géhin, 1885 ?
By the way, it is reduced to synonyms by ernsti Kabak, 2001
South Kazakhstan Region, hr. Ketmen (northern slopes) h=2250-2500m., 1-5. VI. 1990
16mm.

At least 50 pieces.

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05.03.2009 15:30, Buzman

A little later I will hang my striatuluses, which were determined by A.V. Puchkov-maybe a comparison will help...

05.03.2009 17:11, rpanin

A little later I will hang my striatuluses, which were determined by A.V. Puchkov-maybe a comparison will help...

This is 99 % ernsti Kabak, 2001. But photos for comparison naturally do not hurt. smile.gif

10.03.2009 11:34, Buzman

Here, as promised...
Carabus (Ophiocarabus) striatulus Géhin, 1885
-To Kazakhstan, Bayankol. Length 16 mm. Puchkov A.V. leg., 2007.

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10.03.2009 11:35, Buzman

And about these animals, I have questions about help.

Photo 1. C. (Ophiocarabus) sp. Also striatulus?
Kyrgyzstan, Repetek, 1600-1900 m. Length 17 mm.

Photo 2. C. (Semnocarabus)? erosus ssp.
Kyrgyzstan, Issyk-Kul region, Sary-Jazz, Tashkent. Length 20 mm.

Photo 3. Someone from Diocarabus?
Kyrgyzstan, Issyk-Kul region, roc. Przewalska. Length 20 mm.

Photo 4.? Diocarabus sp.
Kyrgyzstan, Issyk-Kul region, roc. Przewalska. Length 20 mm.

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10.03.2009 12:38, Stavropolec

Gentlemen-experts, do not tell me:

2. Turkmenistan, 23 mm.
1. Abkhazia, 40 mm
3.?????, 32 mm
4.?????, 35 mm
5.?????, 29 mm


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10.03.2009 13:06, Buzman

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10.03.2009 13:42, Cerambyx

1 - Carabus subg. Archiplectes. Without a dot, you can hardly determine it... Arhiplektes are better than vsgo points differsmile.gif
4-similar to Carabus shrenki, but the sculpture of elytra is strange.
5 - some Morphocarabus, possibly henningi
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10.03.2009 13:44, Cerambyx

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10.03.2009 14:54, Aleksandr Safronov

Gentlemen-experts, can you tell me:
2. Turkmenistan, 23 mm.
1. Abkhazia, 40 mm
3.?????, 32 mm
4.?????, 35 mm
5.?????, 29 mm
Thank you in advance smile.gif

1-Carabus (Archiplectes) - or reitteri ssp. juenthneri Reitter, 1899
- or satyrus Kurnakov, 1962
4-Carabus (Acoptolabrus) schrencki ssp.
5-Carabus (Morphocarabus) hummeli, similar to ssp. pusongensis Imura, 1993

without dots, it is unlikely that something can be sayed
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10.03.2009 17:43, Stavropolec

Thank you so much for your help! beer.gif

Regarding the Turkmen label - there may be a mistake in the full text, due to the fact that this material was given to me, and there was only one information for all the items (Anthia, megacephaly, etc.): Turkmenistan - S.E. Serahs, 05.1993.
For this reason, she could be superfluous in this company.

I apologize for any possible misunderstanding smile.gif

11.03.2009 0:47, RippeR

hummeli? I think it's more like Henning, isn't it?

11.03.2009 1:57, Cerega

3-Calisoma (Campalita) chinense Kirby, 1817
4-Carabus (Acoptolabrus) schrenkki schrenkki Motschulsky, 1860
5-Carabus (Morphocarabus) hummeli pusongensis Imura, 1993
All these animals run in the same places, although it is far from Turkmenistan.
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11.03.2009 8:42, Aleksandr Safronov

hummeli? I think it's more like Henning, isn't it?

Well, no Ripper, it's definitely hummeli. This is clearly seen in the prsp. In addition, the size of 29 mm for henningi, to put it mildly, is too big. wink.gif
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11.03.2009 11:49, Buzman

Well, according to my little animals, someone will be able to tell me a thread, or is it bad business there?(hang in front of Stavropolcem...) smile.gif mol.gif

12.03.2009 23:43, rpanin

Got a ground beetle signed as Odoratus sambylensis
18mm.
Khakassia, South Altai, Saylugem h-2400m., 10. VII. 2004. Collector unknown.
But something doesn't fit.
Firstly, it seems that this taxon is reduced to mestscherjakovi shaman Shilenkov, 1996,
And secondly, the locale does not seem to dance.
If someone can help clarify the situation with this taxon, I would be very grateful

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13.03.2009 7:41, Cerambyx

Mda, Khakassia and Sailugem are not particularly close...

13.03.2009 15:02, Aleksandr Safronov

Got a ground beetle signed as Odoratus sambylensis
18mm.
Khakassia, South Altai, Saylugem h-2400m., 10. VII. 2004. Collector unknown.

Ruslan, I think that it can be two variants - either Carabus (Morphocarabus) mestscherjakovi shaman Shilenkov, 1996 (= sambylensis Shilenkov, 1996). Specified for Z. Sayan. Or-Carabus (Morphocarabus) mestscherjakovi telezkianus Shilenkov, 1996. V. Altai, South Khakassia. Images are available on the website of A. Anishchenko.
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13.03.2009 16:02, rpanin

Ruslan, I think that it can be two variants - either Carabus (Morphocarabus) mestscherjakovi shaman Shilenkov, 1996 (= sambylensis Shilenkov, 1996). Specified for Z. Sayan. Or-Carabus (Morphocarabus) mestscherjakovi telezkianus Shilenkov, 1996. V. Altai, South Khakassia. Images are available on the website of A. Anishchenko.

I'm just vacillating between these two taxa. According to the description, it looks like shaman, but the locale is closer to telezkianus

15.03.2009 18:13, Stavropolec

Gentlemen, well, my last "big" ground beetles, look:
All Stavropol Territory.
No. 5-18 mm

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15.03.2009 19:01, Bad Den

No. 5-Carabus ?cumanus
2.jpg -Carabus granulatus
3.jpg, 4.jpg, 6.jpg " Calosoma auropunctatum, I think
5.jpg -similar to Carabus convexus, but that's if it was caught here, where I live

15.03.2009 19:13, Alvin

3.jpg, 4.jpg - Calosoma inquisitor L.
6.jpg - Calosoma auropunctatum Hbst.

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15.03.2009 20:57, Archypus

6.jpg -I would say Calosoma denticolle Gebl.

15.03.2009 22:07, Alvin

6.jpg -I would say Calosoma denticolle Gebl.

Yes, I think you'll be right. smile.gif

This post was edited by Alvin - 03/15/2009 22: 10

15.03.2009 22:11, omar

Carabus convexus, he is it, make no mistake.

15.03.2009 23:18, Stavropolec

Thank you all very much!!!!! beer.gif

17.03.2009 14:39, Tigran Oganesov

Calosoma is not a Carabus. Let's still not go beyond the topic
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13.04.2009 0:27, AlexandrB

5th - Tomocarabus decolor
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18.04.2009 21:00, Stavropolec

Is this M. exaratus????
Stavropol Territory, 25 mm

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18.04.2009 21:25, RippeR

Yeah
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08.05.2009 10:02, Алексей Сажнев

Carabus (Archiplectes) sp.
Republic of Adygea, Krasnogvardeysky district, Rufabgo river, male, 29. VII. 2007 I. A. Yudakov
length-34 mm

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08.05.2009 11:32, Aleksandr Safronov

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