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Jukoman, 01.10.2015 12:21

As a beetle collector I am interested in collecting this group smile.gif
You can share a gift or write for a reward (sale) to those who have it lying around. I'll take it. In any form-dry or wet. Region of interest-Planet Earth wink.gif

Are there people on the forum who collect them? I'm just curious.
Beetles are very peculiar.

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01.10.2015 18:32, guest: Igor

There are some Acrotrichis from California. Mainly, A. xanthocera, with an admixture of A. insularis and A. josephi. All questions in PM: igbembi@yahoo.com.

04.10.2015 11:56, Black Coleopter


Beetles are very peculiar.

Yeah... After all, the smallest beetles in the world. Smaller than the largest protozoa.

04.10.2015 19:10, Jukoman

However this does not negate all of the above wink.gif

21.10.2015 22:53, Maksim M.

Photo to the p-sta studio...

29.10.2015 1:19, Jukoman

A photo of what?

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