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Zunimassa, 12.07.2012 15:24

In general, I want to collect here all the subspecies of my favorite genus Eupatorus.
With ofc photos.
If the list is incomplete or incorrect, please correct it.
Separately, please explain about bifidus, is it a subspecies of birmanicus or siamensis?

E. gracilicornis gracilicornis (Arrow, 1908) 45mm-101.1mm

E. gracillicornis edai (Hirasawa, 1991)
E. gracillicornis kimioi (Hirasawa, 1992)

E. birmanicus birmanicus (Arrow, 1908) 45mm-70mm
E. siamensis siamensis
E. birmanicus f.bifides ? (Castelnau, 1867) 43mm-75mm
E. siamensis ab. bifidus (Endrödi, 1957)
E. endoi (Nagai, 1999) 40mm-47mm

E. [Beckius] beccarii beccarii (Gestro 1876) 40mm-80mm
E. [Beckius] beccarii ryusuii (Nagai 2006) 40mm-70mm
E. [Beckius] beccarii koletta (Voirin 1978) 40mm-81mm

E. hardwickei hardwickei (Hope, 1831) 42mm-70mm
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E. hardwickei ab.cantori (Ho. 1842) 42mm-70mm
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E. sukkiti (Miyashita & Arnaud, 1997) 45mm-70mm

This post was edited by Zunimassa - 17.08.2012 08: 02

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12.07.2012 17:10, Zunimassa

do not cut out the subject
I will add.

12.07.2012 20:26, Honza

coll Eupatorus smile.gif

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12.07.2012 21:22, Honza

Krajcik M., 2005: Dynastinae of the World, Checklist ( Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Dynastinae ), pp 122.

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12.07.2012 23:38, Zunimassa

I can't really see how many subspecies there are in total?

E.do beccarii and E. koletta look the same? only colette is darker?

13.07.2012 15:51, Honza

Mizunuma T.(1999) Giant Beetles

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13.07.2012 18:00, Zunimassa

Thank you.
Very interesting.
It turns out the dark form of beccarii is koletta?
I was offered just this one.

14.07.2012 7:54, Honza

This book contains only these types. I do not know, and I have not seen the Eupatorus koletta species.

This post was edited by Honza - 14.07.2012 07: 55

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15.07.2012 19:48, Zunimassa

Found 1 more photo of E. endoi
Why is there so little information about it on the Internet? not to mention selling it.
What book should I look up about him in?
it looks like siamensis bifidus.

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15.07.2012 22:19, Bad Den

Found 1 more photo of E. endoi
Why is there so little information about it on the Internet? not to mention selling it.
What book should I look up about him in?
it looks like siamensis bifidus.

When you get all the copies in your hands, pull the males ' genitals, perhaps this will clarify the picture. Well, or get this edition somewhere:
ENDRÖDI (S.) 1985. The Dynastinae of the World - 800 p - 2219 figs - 46 plates – Dr. W. Junk Publ., Dordrecht

15.07.2012 22:50, Zunimassa

When you get all the copies in your hands, pull the males ' genitals, perhaps this will clarify the picture. Well, or get this edition somewhere:
ENDRÖDI (S.) 1985. The Dynastinae of the World - 800 p - 2219 figs - 46 plates – Dr. W. Junk Publ., Dordrecht

But E. endoi (Nagai, 1999)was described in 99.
Is it in this book?

16.07.2012 10:42, Honza

Was described here:

Nagai S. A new species of the genus Eupatorus from South Vietnam Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 5(1):153-155, 1999



I have the original book ENDRÖDI (S.) 1985. The Dynastinae of the World
I also have a PDF of this book that I can send to you. smile.gif

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16.07.2012 13:01, Zunimassa

Was described here:

Nagai S. A new species of the genus Eupatorus from South Vietnam Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 5 (1): 153-155, 1999
I have the original book ENDRÖDI (S.) 1985. The Dynastinae of the World
I also have a PDF of this book that I can send to you. smile.gif



would be great.

16.07.2012 14:08, Honza

ENDRÖDI (S.) 1985. The Dynastinae of the World - 800 p - 2219 figs - 46 plates – Dr. W. Junk Publ., Dordrecht


http://www.uschovna.cz/zasilka/J1RYWGV4CB9...-XEZ/D5CW4TXLJM
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17.07.2012 11:15, Bad Den

Something is not rocking

17.07.2012 11:18, GlebSinon

I waited about half an hour. confused.gif Usually everything is fast.

17.07.2012 12:41, Honza

limited number of PDFs

new link, new pdf smile.gif

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24.07.2012 4:24, Zunimassa

subj

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09.08.2012 7:23, Zunimassa

More E. endoi

At the bottom as I understand it in comparison with the Siamese E. siamensis

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09.08.2012 8:56, Zunimassa

Share info about Beckius becarii ryusuii (Nagai 2006)

11.08.2012 11:14, lovebeetles

Does anene hawe any Eupatorus endoi, E. gracillicornis edai or E. hardschitskei hardschitskei for sale please tsontazt me.

11.08.2012 11:16, lovebeetles

Does anyone have any Eupatorus endoi, E. gracillicornis edai or E. hardwickei hardwickei for sale please contact me.

28.08.2012 13:49, Zunimassa

Please explain what determines the color variation. From being wet?
Both upper and lower beetles were caught in the 1st place and in 1 year. Vietnam, Sapa.
Why are the lower ones so dark and shallow, while the upper ones are much lighter and larger?
The upper ones are caught later than the lower ones.

Also there are generally almost white, and with dirty stripes.

user posted image

This post was edited by Zunimassa - 28.08.2012 13: 51

28.08.2012 13:53, Zunimassa

Also there is such a female, what's wrong with her?

user posted image

This post was edited by Zunimassa - 28.08.2012 13: 58

29.08.2012 16:06, Bad Den

Please explain what determines the color variation. From being wet?
Both upper and lower beetles were caught in the 1st place and in 1 year. Vietnam, Sapa.
Why are the lower ones so dark and shallow, while the upper ones are much lighter and larger?
The upper ones are caught later than the lower ones.

Also there are generally almost white, and with dirty stripes.

user posted image

Light colors can simply be undercolored

12.12.2014 9:15, DYNASTES

user posted image

Eupatorus. gracilicornis kimioi Hirasawa, 1992


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Eupatorus hardwickei cantori


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Eupatorus sukkiti Miyashita & Arnaud, 1997
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12.12.2014 11:29, gelkush

Greetings, dear colleagues!

S. Endrödi.The Dynastinae of the World. 1985

Download it without any problems.
http://bookzz.org/book/821607/7864b1
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12.12.2014 15:46, DYNASTES

Eupatorus gracilicornis BILATERAL GYNANDROMORPH

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23.12.2014 7:16, Zunimassa

I tried to add the 1st post, but the forum forbade loading so many picch.

by the way, if someone needs E. hardwickei, E. sukkiti, E. G. kimioi write.

26.12.2014 23:26, DYNASTES

Eupatorus gracilicornis edai -

Thailand Photos from the Internet.

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28.12.2014 2:52, Zunimassa

Not the fact that edai, you need to look at the label and eyes.
if from northern thailand, then E. g. ab. cinctus

28.12.2014 11:54, DYNASTES

Not the fact that edai, you need to look at the label and eyes.
if from northern Thailand, then E. g. ab. cinctus


Unfortunately, there is no more detailed label on the site.

31.12.2014 18:38, Zunimassa

Does anyone have E. gracilicornis from Malaysia?
Or has anyone ever caught them there?
There is infa that they were there povymirali, the last 7-10 years almost disappeared.
Can someone confirm or deny it?

02.01.2015 0:41, DYNASTES

In Malaysia, they seem to be known only from Frasers Hill, and then over the past 20 years they were found there a couple of times.

On some forum I read in the summer that under the nickname mybugs on EBAY, the dealer sold one from there for $5900

This post was edited by DYNASTES - 02.01.2015 00: 43

02.01.2015 16:32, Zunimassa

Well, the one on ebee is a subspecies described in 2013.

http://oi60.tinypic.com/2lma33o.jpg

I only know of 2 pairs, one caught in Genting Highlands, the other in Fraser hills.

Before the subspecies was described, some books listed all of Malaysia as part of the nominative range.
I wonder based on what.

03.01.2015 16:14, DYNASTES

Eupatorus gracilicornis

97-98mm Thailand

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