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PG18, 05.12.2008 8:39

We have a small group of large and, as it seems, ancient barbels.

Please correct me if I misidentified this female from the south of Ustyurt (SW Kazakhstan). And support the topic with illustrations, at least based on the fauna of the former Soviet Union. In the network, except for Prionus coriarius, no pictures.

Prionus brachypterus Gebler, 1830
picture: Prionus_brachipterus_05_19_Oneri_0508.jpg

And the place where the beetle was found (there was a case at dusk)
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This post was edited by PG18-05.12.2008 09: 20

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05.12.2008 10:45, rpanin

Aegosoma scabricornis (Scopoli, 1763)
Odessa region, Belgorod-Dniester region, roc. Mayaks, Leg.Samoylenko O. 22-25. VII. 2002
Prionus coriarius (Linnaeus, 1758).
Lviv, forest edge.15.VII.05

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05.12.2008 20:52, RippeR

Psilotarsus hirticollis hirticollis Motschulsky, 1860
Kazakhstan, Chemken region, Keles River, 12.05.2007
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06.12.2008 9:55, Cerambyx

We have a small group of large and, as it seems, ancient barbels.

Please correct me if I misidentified this female from the south of Ustyurt (SW Kazakhstan). And support the topic with illustrations, at least based on the fauna of the former Soviet Union. In the network, except for Prionus coriarius, no pictures.

Prionus brachypterus Gebler, 1830

And the place where the beetle was found (there was a case at dusk)

Cool! Psilotarsus brachypterus aralensis Danilevsky, 2000. And how many males there could be... I caught yah in the light, but only ssp. hemipterus.

This post was edited by Cerambyx - 06.12.2008 10: 00

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06.12.2008 15:13, Bad Den

Tragosoma depsarium (Linnaeus, 1767)

Nizhny Novgorod region, Dzerzhinskiy district, Frolishchi settlement, born
on 23.07.2005; Tagliak R. E., Tagliak L. A. leg.
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06.12.2008 21:27, PG18

Cool! Psilotarsus brachypterus aralensis Danilevsky, 2000. And how many males there could be... I caught yah in the light, but only ssp. hemipterus.

I turned on the lights there. And it was a uniquely windless night. Beetles crawled and flew

But not barbels

07.12.2008 13:21, Nilson

Prionus insularis (Motschulsky, 1857)
DV, Ussuriysk district,
Gornotaezhnoye village 15-20. VIII. 2007

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11.12.2008 15:48, Serg Svetlov

Lobarthron balassogloi Jak. 1885
Uzbekistan Ugam mt. 24.07.96

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11.12.2008 21:31, KDG

Here is a pair of undefined prionins from Flores Island, Indonesia (size~40 mm). I would be grateful for your help in determining this.

Agrionome (Ulogastra) collfsi Lansberge, 1884

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17.12.2008 1:49, Bad Den

Since the tropical views are already lit up here, I'll also put up a couple of them

Baladeva (=Dorysthenes) walkeri Waterhouse, 1840 - (D. G. Kasatkin det., pictured)
Vietnam: Cat Tien, 01.VI.2007; V.A. Zryanin leg.
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The genus Dorysthenes is characterized by strongly developed male mandibles:
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Dorysthenes (Paraphrus) granulosus (Thomsosn, 1861) - (D. G. Kasatkin det., from photo)
Vietnam: Cat Tien, 22.IV.2007; V.A. Zryanin leg.
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17.12.2008 2:15, Bad Den

Tithoes (s.str.) confinis (Laporte de Castelnau, 1840) - (thanks again to KDG for the definition of photos and literature on this group)
TANZANIA: Mikumi vill., Udzungwa Mts. Nat. Park, 24.XII.2007-03.I.2008; G. Mpoyda leg.
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Closterus oculatus Gahan, 1890
Madagascar: Majunga, January 2006; J. V. Bordoy leg. & det.
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18.12.2008 3:39, rpanin

Ergates faber Linneus, 1761
The female is 50 mm long.
Western Ukraine, Rivne region, Rakitnyansky district, district of Bilsk, pine forest
25. VII. 2007 leg. Kanarsky Yu.

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21.12.2008 14:58, KDG

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02.01.2009 18:24, Aleksandr Safronov

Scatopyrodes (Castrida) longiceps White, 1853
X-2004, Calamaco, MEXICO.

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09.01.2009 17:14, Nikolaj Pichugin

Rhesus serricollis Motschulsky
Azerbaijan, Astara, 10.07.88 g. leg. Kosov V.
Distribution:
Caucasus, Transcaucasia, Middle East, Turkey, Iran

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09.01.2009 20:12, Nikolaj Pichugin

Titanus giganteus
French Guiana
Piste de Belison, French-Guyana,
February, 2008, Sierra

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10.01.2009 16:01, Victor Titov

Rhesus serricollis Motschulsky (Photo numbers from left to right):
Photo 1-male, 17.08.1980, Abkhazia, Gudauta, on light, leg B. Titov.
Photo 2-male, 25.08.2004, Krasnodar territory, Lazarevsky district, p. Vardane, leg G. Kropotov.
Photo 3-female, 30.07.2008, Turkey, Fethiye, leg E. Malysheva.
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10.01.2009 21:00, rpanin

Titanus giganteus
French Guiana
Piste de Belison, French-Guyana,
February, 2008, Sierra

giganteus how long is it?

11.01.2009 15:53, Guest

giganteus how long is it?

14 см.

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12.01.2009 1:59, Albatus

Macrodontia cervicornis (Linnaeus, 1758) - PERU, Loreto 10.2007
163mm

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12.01.2009 17:52, Nikolaj Pichugin

Yes, you can't put your finger in the mouth of such a person!!!

12.01.2009 21:20, omar

To be honest, it doesn't make much of an impression. Obviously, weak jaws, the head capsule is not enlarged to accommodate a solid musculature, the lever of application is also very unsuccessful. So there will be no serious consequences. It will be limited to a couple of drops of blood. Much more interesting are the short titanium wire cutters. A friend told me that 3 matches tied together, snacking.

13.01.2009 10:48, Nikolaj Pichugin

Eugene le Moult in his book describes an encounter with two titans in the forest. He had nothing to put them in, and Eugene le Moult wrapped them in a handkerchief. The handkerchief was in tatters as he walked home.

13.01.2009 13:23, RippeR

well, the cervus will bite your finger until it bleeds, even medium-sized beetles. Egosoma skabrikornis also bites the finger

So I think macrodontia can also..
And what is titanium capable of scary to think

17.01.2009 2:15, Linnaeus tuschinorum

Sorry dilettante, the photo is not as high-quality as all the ones presented here, but a live barbel running away from me, and even in Moscow itself (shrubs in the floodplain of the Skhodni River in Kurkino, August 14, 2008).
Prionus coriarius L., defined by G. S. Eremkin.
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20.01.2009 14:56, RippeR

cool animal O_O

20.01.2009 16:29, Liparus

Endemic to the small island of Principe in the Gulf of Guinea, Telotoma hayesi (Hope, 1835), male, length 121 mm
.Ribeira Fria, Principe I., Sao Tome & Principe, 11.2008.

And where can you get one?

20.01.2009 17:23, sebastes

Perhaps. only by following an ad online, provided that you respond quickly.

21.01.2009 12:12, Bad Den

Perhaps. only by following an ad online, provided that you respond quickly.

How much do they ask for it?

21.01.2009 14:07, sebastes

In 2005, K. Fukinuki offered a 119 mm male for 2.5.

21.01.2009 17:19, RippeR

2.5 bucks??? 0_О

22.01.2009 11:07, Bad Den

Well, its prices are "slightly" inflated of course

26.01.2009 0:56, Stavropolec

Well, like these haven't happened yet:
Xixuthrus microcerus.
Is. Buru, December 2004
Male -107mm, female-88 mm.
I apologize for the quality of the pictures - I didn't quite understand the camera.....

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26.01.2009 17:48, sebastes

According to the list of the Cerambycidae (Subfamily Prioninae) of the World by Z. Komiya & J. Lorenc, only Xixuthrus lunicollis (Lansberge, 1884), which was previously considered a subspecies of Xixuthrus microcerus (White, 1853), lives on the islands of Buru, Ceram, Amboina, Mysol, and Key. The latter, in addition to the nominative, which is distributed from Thailand to Kalimantan and Java, as well as on Sanghir Island, has 3 more subspecies:
X. m. bufo (Thomson, 1878), Morotai, Ternate, Batjan, Halmahera;
X. m. nycticorax (Thomson, 1877), N. Australia, Cape York;
X. m. axis (Thomson, 1877), New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland.

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26.01.2009 22:02, Stavropolec

I absolutely do not argue

, especially with an obvious expert on the group

For what I bought-for what I sold.....

27.01.2009 16:01, sebastes

Yes, what a specialist there is... Just trying to keep up to date.
And you're right about " ... for what I bought...". It is a shame that even well-known dealers sometimes inaccurately, or even simply incorrectly label the material, you have to figure it out yourself. And this is only good, although you lose time.

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27.01.2009 18:36, max35

If it is not difficult to give the address of Fukinuki, I would like to see what and how much it has

28.01.2009 9:15, sebastes

f_kiyotami@hotmail.com

29.01.2009 18:14, max35

For the address thank you

21.12.2009 2:02, Albatus

Callipogon (Eoxenus) relictus, Semenov, 1898
female - 87mm,
Primorye, Arsen'ev district, 1. VIII. 2000

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