Cerambycinae, Prioninae

29- Ctenoscelis
30 - Xixuthrus

Thank you, I feel better.
And you can't say anything about beetles 12-28?

Ctenoscelis ater,
X.helleri

2-Maybe someone can say something more or less definite about these beetles?
There are no labels.

  
Labels
27 - no data
28-no data, Same

  
There are no labels.

  
There are no labels.

  
There are no labels.

Damn, so many beautiful copies - and practically no labels! Who had treated them so inhumanly?  

There are more than 600 beautiful specimens. Some of them had labels, some of them were recognizable and I was able to identify them myself, and some of them were helped to identify here. There are only 30 (THIRTY) undefined ones left. I'm slowly putting it out in the hope that there will be someone who can help.
The beetles aren't mine. By chance, I managed to photograph a small part of the collection (mostly those that were being straightened out).

Duc, I'm not talking about defining labels (it's never too late to issue them). I'm talking about labels indicating the date and place of collection - copies deprived of them are not a collection, but at best an interior item.

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.

A prionine unknown to me.
Malaysia
Pahang State, Raub District,
Fraser's Hill, Silverpark
N 3.42'54.81" E 101.44'07.65"
h=1285 m
. 5.11. 2013
Demidov D. A.

Dim, did you put it together?

You can define try

Of course! When I saw this barbel, there was a storm of emotions and delight, comparable to the first capture of a deer beetle. Moustache was sitting on the wall, but he didn't dare take it with his hands - he carefully covered it with a stain.

Even necessary!!!

Usually they catch it first, and then they remember that they didn't take a picture.

So go ahead and tell me

Put it in the category "definition of beetles"???

It is better to put here There exotic can get lost. True, I'm leaving now and will show up tomorrow, but maybe someone else will determine.

You mean the photo of the already straightened barbel? I haven't straightened it yet.

And here's another Malaysian prionina:
Malaysia
Pahang State, Raub District,
Fraser's Hill, Silverpark
N 3.42'54.81" E 101.44'07.65"
h=1285 m
. 4.11. 2013
Demidov D. A.

When I pulled it out of the groove, I was bitten quite hard as a sign of "gratitude".

They always look like someone else.
I have one (passport-free, unfortunately) beetle designated as such by A. Drumont. But he did not mention mainland Malaysia as a possible place of origin. And so, yes, it looks like it.

Maxim,
please take a look at the photo at this link:
http://www.prioninae.eu/taxonomy/logaeus/gymnostethus
I think something is wrong here...

I took a look. It's no use.. I agree, this is not good. Here, Drumon would take a look.

interesting site, it turns out there is no Prionus coriarius in Russia