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10.09.2009 15:44, Dorcadion

A little bit of South America... shuffle.gif

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10.09.2009 15:56, RippeR

Dima, you're cool!
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10.09.2009 16:12, Nilson

Even Ceroglossus oschenii is there-great!

10.09.2009 16:29, Dorcadion

And this is a secret, if not a secret, just some are not signed...

10.09.2009 16:29, Dorcadion

Districts-IX, X, etc. the Frenchman collected...

11.09.2009 8:03, Guest

And this is a secret, if not a secret, just some are not signed...

The top row is the fourth from the right.
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11.09.2009 9:12, omar

Magellan's notebooks on these guys were just coming out.

11.09.2009 10:24, Guest

The top row is the fourth from the right.

Yes, the one with the speckles. It stands out from the general series of the subgenus Ceroglossus.

11.09.2009 12:13, Guest

... It stands out from the general series of the subgenus Ceroglossus.

Apologies, a small clarification: Ceroglossus is a genus.

11.09.2009 13:03, Nilson

The top row is the fourth from the right.

Exactly.

11.09.2009 22:34, Liparus

A little bit of South America... shuffle.gif

super color both red and blue smile.gif wink.gif

11.09.2009 23:10, Guest

I apologize, a small clarification: Ceroglossus is a genus.

Karabusy and Chili karabusy! But technically, of course, you're right. By the way, I'm also currently watching Coptolabrus (? incl.Acoptolabrus, Damaster) is about to be officially elevated to generic status, some already cite them without mentioning Carabus, in fact considering them as an independent genus. And this would be generally understandable for such an archaic and isolated group.

12.09.2009 6:13, andros

I bow down to the beetles.How can you tell them apart?!Tiny and almost identical.
Entalex bravo.

12.09.2009 10:28, Liparus

I bow down to the beetles.How can you tell them apart?!Tiny and almost identical.
Entalex bravo.

some one hundred percent on the genitals probably

12.09.2009 16:44, RippeR

for a long time now, everything has been going to the fact that karabusov will be taken to break up in childbirth. On the one hand, it is understandable in view of their diversity, on the other hand, they have too much in common. All the same, in this case, the relationship will be, one might say, a formality. ass I think smile.gif

12.09.2009 19:14, Guest

I bow down to the beetles.How can you tell them apart?!Tiny and almost identical.
Entalex bravo.

Well, it's you, sir, in vain. Bugs are also all different. There are also not tiny ones, for example, I know others for 100 kg. smile.gif
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13.09.2009 0:04, Bad Den

ass I think smile.gif

Be careful, Andrey, think better not with her, but with your head smile.gif
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13.09.2009 17:31, RippeR

there is no particular difference smile.gif
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14.09.2009 13:33, Aleksandr Safronov

By the way, I'm also currently watching Coptolabrus (? incl.Acoptolabrus, Damaster) is about to be officially elevated to generic status, some already cite them without mentioning Carabus, in fact considering them as an independent genus. And this would be generally understandable for such an archaic and isolated group.

I apologize for the OFFTOP. In my opinion, this is not necessary. Of course, the group is complex and individual subgenera have acquired a high degree of morphological changes in the course of evolution. However, to consider this complex as part of the genus, IMHO, would be correct. It has a single development center. Its division into two large groups (Kryzhanovsky) - Carabus brevimandibulari (short-jawed), the most primitive and Carabus longimandibulari (long-jawed), which have undergone high radiation adaptation-is natural. Fragmentation (which has already been repeatedly used) will make the taxonomy of the genus unnatural.
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17.09.2009 17:25, Anomalocaris

Karabusy and Chili karabusy! But technically, of course, you're right. By the way, I'm also currently watching Coptolabrus (? incl.Acoptolabrus, Damaster) is about to be officially elevated to generic status, some already cite them without mentioning Carabus, in fact considering them as an independent genus. And this would be generally understandable for such an archaic and isolated group.



There are no sauces in Chile. And the subgenus Damaster (incl. Coptolabrus according to the last Blumenthal) in Neocarabi is quite "young" and advanced, for example, in relation to the basal group of subgenera, such as Apotomopterus, Limnocarabus...

This post was edited by Anomalocaris - 17.09.2009 17: 27
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01.10.2009 19:55, Анна

What amazing collections! I can't get enough of it!

07.10.2009 0:44, А.Й.Элез

I bow down to the beetles.How can you tell them apart?!Tiny and almost identical.
some of them a hundred percent on the genitals probably
Well, it's you, sir, in vain. Bugs are also all different. There are also not tiny ones, for example, I know others for 100 kg. smile.gif


This post was edited by A. J. Elez - 07.10.2009 00: 45
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12.10.2009 8:39, DavBaz

A little scoop of the genus Eudocima

user posted image
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13.10.2009 17:12, Победитель тараканов

Where did such great collections come from??? Is this a forum for oligarchs? smile.gif

13.10.2009 21:33, RippeR

no, ordinary people )) And collections - a lot of time, perseverance, and effort.
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27.10.2009 18:54, ronital7

Here I dare to post my collection

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27.10.2009 18:58, vasiliy-feoktistov

Here I dare to post my collection

Photo collections here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=168476 Please reschedule.

27.10.2009 19:36, Zhuk

Here I dare to post my collection

I hope not for the definition smile.gif

27.10.2009 19:51, vasiliy-feoktistov

I hope not for the definition smile.gif

Yes, I really like P. alexanor (from this collection) But to determine all of it is not impossible, but unrealistic!!

28.10.2009 3:04, taler

I can easily determine everything smile.gif

28.10.2009 19:27, Zhuk

I can easily determine everything smile.gif

just initially these photos in the definition of butterflies posted smile.gif

29.10.2009 13:56, Ironbutt

Some more Melanargia -

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29.10.2009 14:02, Ironbutt

My Gonepteryx's.....

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29.10.2009 15:09, Ironbutt

And a little Aporia -

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30.10.2009 12:49, taler

I really liked it.An interesting, original solution to defuse the ranks.Unless, it is less bright to do it.
As for your letter about the boyaroshnits-yes.

01.11.2009 0:28, RippeR

recent changes in golubyanki. Most of the straightened ones, I have stored them in one box so far (special thanks to Ironbutt)
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01.11.2009 13:48, Ironbutt

to RippeR Andrey, hammer !!!! porosto class!!! beer.gif beer.gif beer.gif
That's what GOOD HANDS mean !!!!!

This post was edited by Ironbutt - 01.11.2009 13: 51
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01.11.2009 21:40, DavBaz

recent changes in golubyanki. Most of the straightened ones, I have stored them in one box so far (special thanks to Ironbutt)
DSC01328.JPG


smile.gifI really liked it..maybe tomorrow I'll post a mute of my transformed yolks..
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01.11.2009 22:15, SVV

I will continue to post photos of Lucanidae:
Platycerus
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Sphaenognathus
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New arrivals in the collection, thanks to Pasha (Entoterra)
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18.11.2009 0:05, Dorcadion

Some Carabus mix... shuffle.gif many thanks to forumchanam beer.gif wink.gif

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