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Definition of ground beetles of the genus Carabus

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22.01.2011 2:38, I.solod

It closely resembles the taxon C. jantinus Ganglbauer, 1887, but the subspecies status is unclear ; this form is found in the Avadhary and Pskhu regions of Abkhazia . This is neither a nominative nor a subspecies of rugatus Breuning, 1934, nor a subspecies of dvorschaki Mandl, 1975.

It's a pity there is no label, or maybe something else, but it runs in Georgia or Turkey.
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02.02.2011 21:09, AGG

help pliz
Kazakhstan, janybek 8-15. 09. 09
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Kazakhstan, Kobyltobe, 11.09.09
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08.02.2011 20:47, Mylabris

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08.02.2011 20:59, AGG

excuse me - the camera doesn't pull. the second one is 18 mm and bm bronze. can something be clarified

09.02.2011 12:15, Alexandr Rusinov

And the second case is not Carabus (Trachycarabus) estreicheri Fisch., 1820? As a version. wink.gif

14.02.2011 14:57, AGG

And the second case is not Carabus (Trachycarabus) estreicheri Fisch., 1820? As a version. wink.gif

on the photos of the estreicheri nadkr in dashes, and mine in sharp grains, maybe a subspecies or something else frown.gif

27.02.2011 19:13, Victor Titov

Friends, help me figure mol.gifout the disadvantages .

1) Abkhazia, Gudauta district, 8.1 km from the lake. Ritsa, 1.8 km SSV Kutykukh, fir-beech forest, left bank of the Avadhara River (many thanks to A. S. Vlasenko for the materialbeer.gif). Archiplectes prometheus? If so, what subspecies?
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2) Amur region, Kundur (more precisely, the place on the label is not indicated; again, I am grateful to A. S. Vlasenko for the material). If it shuffle.gifis Morphocarabus confused.gifhummeli, then what is the subspecies again?
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3) Primorsky Krai, Shkotovsky district, Anisimovka village (many thanks to V. N. Vasilenko for the material)
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This post was edited by Dmitrich - 02/27/2011 19: 16

27.02.2011 22:01, Bad Den

#3-Carabus (Morphocarabus) wulffiusi, I think
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27.02.2011 22:21, Victor Titov

#3-Carabus (Morphocarabus) wulffiusi, I think

Thanks! I had this option, but something confused me: the size is 17-18 mm, the color is almost black, without gloss (the lighting in the photo did not "fall" correctly redface.gif).

27.02.2011 22:25, Aleksandr Safronov

Friends, help me figure mol.gifout the disadvantages .

Something like this:
1. Carabus (Archiplectes) juenthneri ssp. avadcharensis Kurnakov, 1970;
2. Carabus (Morphocarabus) hummeli ssp. smaragdulus Kraatz, 1878;
3. Carabus (Morphocarabus) venustus ssp. venustus Morawitz, 1862.
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27.02.2011 22:43, Victor Titov

Something like this:
1. Carabus (Archiplectes) juenthneri ssp. avadcharensis Kurnakov, 1970;
2. Carabus (Morphocarabus) hummeli ssp. smaragdulus Kraatz, 1878;
3. Carabus (Morphocarabus) venustus ssp. venustus Morawitz, 1862.

Thanks! In how! Options confused.gif! I would like to clarify:
1)The Zino site lists A. juenthneri avadcharensis Kurnakov, 1972. Is that right?
2) is the absence of a border on the pronotum and elytra of smaragdulus normal?
3) what are the main differences between venustus and wulffiusi?

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 02/27/2011 22: 45

27.02.2011 23:14, Bad Den


3) what are the main differences between venustus and wulffiusi?

I always confuse them, I need to rehabilitate myself smile.gif
Classic ones look like this:
wulffiusi - http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/carwulsi.htm
venustus - http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/carvenms.htm
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27.02.2011 23:41, Victor Titov

I always confuse them, I need to rehabilitate myself smile.gif
The classic ones look like this:

M-yes... Of course, it looks more like venustus. But I am somewhat confused by the monochrome, black, almost matte color of my beetles (in kind, not in the picture). The DV identifier for venustus indicates "shiny", size 18-23 mm, color intensely bronze, less often black; and for wulffiusi - "matte", 20-25 mm, black, sometimes with a slight bronze tint. My beetles are 18 mm, matte, black...

28.02.2011 9:39, Aleksandr Safronov

Thanks! In how! Options confused.gif! I would like to clarify:
1)The Zino site lists A. juenthneri avadcharensis Kurnakov, 1972. Is that right?
2) is the absence of a border on the pronotum and elytra of smaragdulus normal?
3) what are the main differences between venustus and wulffiusi?

1. Carabus (Archiplectes) juenthneri ssp. avadcharensis Kurnakov, 1970-listed by Brzezina.
2. The color and intensity of the elytra border is a variable feature.
3. Visually - the structure of the elytra spaces. At sp. venustus - all gaps (primary, secondary and tertiary) are clearly distinguishable, large primary pores entering adjacent gaps. In sp. wulffiusi - only the primary and secondary spaces are distinguishable. I.e., the species are very clearly distinguishable externally. Because of the shiny and opaque surface of the elytra, this is a variable sign. The determinant indicates "brilliant" as the main one for the overwhelming mass. Most likely, your copies are melanists.
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07.04.2011 19:54, Вишняков Алексей

Help me identify the karabus.
Unfortunately, there is no data on the fishing location.

Pictures:
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07.04.2011 21:43, Bad Den

Help me identify the karabus.
Unfortunately, there is no data on the fishing location.

IMHO, exaratus

14.05.2011 22:51, sergey nyu

Please help me identify the status bars.
Caught in May 2011 in Azerbaijan, Talysh.
The size of the male is 28 mm, the female is 30 mm.
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This post was edited by sergey nyu - 05/14/2011 22: 52

15.05.2011 22:59, Bad Den

Tell me, please, on two karabuses from the Trans-Ili Alatau (Kazakhstan, roc. Almaty, N 43°03 ' 44.5 "E 76°57' 54.3”, 2700 m)
The left one seems to be similar to carbonicolor, but there are no ideas about the right one.

user posted image

16.05.2011 7:51, AGG

Denis, the right one is like my #762 (see above), but no one has identified frown.gifit

16.05.2011 20:50, guest: rpanin

Please help me identify the status bars.
Caught in May 2011 in Azerbaijan, Talysh.
The size of the male is 28 mm, the female is 30 mm.
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Carabus (Pachystus) tamsi ssp. tamsi Menetries, 1832
Carabus (Lamprostus) calleyi nigrinus Motschulsky, 1865
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16.05.2011 20:53, Guest

Tell me, please, on two karabuses from the Trans-Ili Alatau (Kazakhstan, roc. Almaty, N 43°03 ' 44.5 "E 76°57' 54.3”, 2700 m)
The left one seems to be similar to carbonicolor, but there are no ideas about the right one.


about the right - like Carabus (Semnocarabus) transiliensis Semenov, 1896
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16.05.2011 20:55, guest: rpanin

about the right-like Carabus (Semnocarabus) transiliensis Semenov, 1896

This is me. shuffle.gif

16.05.2011 20:56, MIV

Tell me, please, on two karabuses from the Trans-Ili Alatau (Kazakhstan, roc. Almaty, N 43°03 ' 44.5 "E 76°57' 54.3”, 2700 m)
The left one seems to be similar to carbonicolor, but there are no ideas about the right one.

I'm sorry, because I'm not good at beetles. But I have very similar carabuses from the same places. Mikhail Shestopalov, while in Krasnoyarsk, identified the right-hand one as C.(Semnocarabus) transiliensis, and the left-hand one as C.(Semnocarabus) erosus. The truth was determined by memory.
To AGG: You appear to be from the same subgenus, too: the former is similar to C. (S.)carbonicolor, and the latter is similar to C. (S.) transiliensis, although it may also be Cratocechenus jakobsoni.
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06.06.2011 19:29, sergey nyu

Help us determine up to the subspecies. Collected 04.06. Gumbashi Lane, KCR
S. granulatus
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E. cumanus
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Tribax biebersteini
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09.06.2011 23:00, I.solod

1 - ssp. leander
2 - nominative
3 - nominative
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12.06.2011 16:50, sergey nyu

One more. It is caught in soil traps on the south-eastern slope to the lake. Sengileyevskoe, kh. neighborhood Grushovy, Stavropol Territory. 12.06.11
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12.06.2011 17:54, Egorus

While everything is in the "fields", and we have rain, I'll try.., well, for example-
Taphoxenus gigas
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17.06.2011 1:31, Alexandr Zhakov

What's his name? smile.gif
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Ukraine, Zaporizhia region, Zaporizhia district, Ruchayevka village, 27.05.2011.

This post was edited by Djon - 17.06.2011 01: 33

17.06.2011 7:43, Egorus

... well, for example -
Carabus granulatus
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30.06.2011 22:35, Bad Den

Then who is this guy ?
Kazakhstan, 40 km From Bakanas, Ili River
bank N 44°53 '56.4”; E 75° 53 '28.7"
25. IV. 2011
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01.07.2011 0:32, I.solod

rather erosus kuldshaensis

12.07.2011 21:25, PWM

Hello dear experts! Please tell me if I identified the ground beetle correctly. Prshu strongly do not scold if I made a mistake, because I am still only at the very beginning of acquiring knowledge and have almost no experience.

Carabus (Tachypus) cancellatus cancellatus Illiger, 1798.
Caught in the Leningrad region, Gatchina district trapped on kvass. 28.06.2011. Length 23mm.

Pictures:
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13.07.2011 1:55, bugslov

verno
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13.07.2011 17:55, PWM

right

Thank you very much!

25.08.2011 23:41, Владимир Кохан

Help me identify a carabus caught near the town of Gadyach, Poltava region, Ukraine, in a wooded area near the road, somewhere in the middle of summer.picture: 1234454.jpg

This post was edited by Vladimir Kohan - 25.08.2011 23: 42

26.08.2011 12:59, RippeR

Morphocarabus excellens

12.09.2011 13:02, Andrey.A.

Help me identify the carabiners.
1. Tomsk region, roc. Tomsk 07.2010
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2. Great Amata Gorge, Central Kazakhstan. 06.2010.
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12.09.2011 13:11, scarit

1. - Carabus regalis Fisch.

12.09.2011 14:42, Bad Den

 

2. Great Amata Gorge, Central Kazakhstan. 06.2010.


Perhaps the Great Almaty Gorge ?

21.11.2011 14:33, rpanin

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Tajikistan, South slope of the Hissar region, Takob (45 km north of Dushanbe)
! the label may be a mess
13.5 mm
Maybe some kind of LEPTOPLESIUS ?

This post was edited by rpanin - 21.11.2011 16: 16

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