Definition of ground beetles of the genus Carabus

Please tell me.

Far East, Amur region, Arkhardarsky (? Arkhardarinsky) district, 24.07.1984
Length 24 mm.

Does it look like C. hortensis?

Carabus Diocarabus aurocinctus

Thanks for the tip! But I still have big doubts. In my opinion, this is a subspecies of Carabus (Morphocarabus) hummeli Fischer, 1823

How can it be hummel? He has golden pits.. I haven't seen this in any morphocarabus, not even in my SSPs. pusongensis

http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/coleoptera/rus/carhumso.htm
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/coleoptera/rus/carab046.htm
in my opinion, nothing in common..

Maybe some aulonocarbus? But hardly..

How can it be hummel? He has golden pits.. I haven't seen this in any morphocarabus, not even in my SSPs. pusongensis

and all sorts of exotic things

7. 27. 05. 1995. Kyrgyzstan. District of Bishkek. Kara-Balta.

I finally got to my rubble. Please help with the definition.
First of all, trachycarabuses:


1. 07-10 07. 2001. Ukraine. Donetsk region.Volodarsky district Volodarskoe forestry.
2. 24. 07. 2006. Ukraine. Volodarsky district Reserve "Stone graves"
If not more than 23 mm, then Carabus (Trachycarabus) scabriusculus If larger - errans

3. 04. 05. 2002. Ukraine. Crimea. Alushta. the village of Izobilnoye.
4. 04. 07. 2008. Ukraine. Crimea. Chatyr-Dag. A sub-page. Eklizi-Burun.
Carabus (Trachycarabus) perrini perrini Dejean 1831


5. ??? Ukraine Donetsk region ???
Carabus (Trachycarabus) sibiricus errans Fischer von Waldheim 1823 (100%)
6. ??? Ukraine Donetsk region???
? Carabus (Trachycarabus) scabriusculus again, if the size is suitable. sibiricus errans is usually larger than 24-30 mm

1, and it also looks like 2 and 6-scabriusculus
3,4-estreicheri
5-probably ?haeres

Thank you so much for your help!

Another question: how does scabrisculus differ from haeres?

M-yes, Andryukha is a force!!!
Where in the Crimea estreicheri seen ?!
5-probably ?haeres -If I write 100% sibiricus errans, then so it is.

Please tell me.

Far East, Amur region, Arkhardarsky (? Arkhardarinsky) district, 24.07.1984
Length 24 mm.

Strange beetle, revised material, almost indistinguishable from the island subspecies hummeli ssp. nevelskii Shilenkov, 1996 S-Sakhalin(Kril'on Peninsula:Kirilovo); C-Sakhalin checked the photo of the typical material, and on the Zinovsky site one - on-one, and the fact that the series is at home. Only strange is its presence on the mainland-maybe a drift, or maybe there is a local population of it.

Or maybe the label is a mess

The male of a rather large caribou is L=32mm.
Caucasus, Chechnya, Terskoe village, June 1985.
Please help me identify it.

Thanks! But this one? Cancellatus? L=24mm.
Ryazan region roc. Kadom June 1986goda.
Also, please help me determine.

Isn't it a Carabus arvensis?

Most likely you are right.
C. arvensis and C. arcensis are different species?
Photo of a beetle that I identified as C. arcensis:

arvensis and arcensis are synonyms.

The male of a rather large caribou is L=32mm.
Caucasus, Chechnya, Terskoe village, June 1985.
Please help me identify it.

I think so too, but the beetles in the photo are different.

By all signs , it is not strange, but it looks like Carabus (Meg.) septemcarinatus in C exaratus has a different appearance, and they differ in genitals. The locale is unusual, because this species, as Dima correctly noted, is typical of the Coastal territories. Right now I don't remember what Yablokov-Khnzorian wrote about it (whether it exists in Armenia, but he considered it in his monograph as a subspecies of exaratus). It is quite widespread in Georgia, it seems from memory I have a copy of Lagodeh, then it easily penetrates into Chechnya

Do you have anything wrong with the labels? PC142130-strongly resembles Carabus (Parhomopterus) billbergi Mannerheim, 1827. Only it is found in the Far East.

It can be confused easily (I wrote from the words of a long time ago).
P.S. But the second one I caught myself and it is much smaller than the first one.