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This tribe is included in the subfamily Pterostichinae Bonelli, 1810!
This tribe is included in the subfamily Pterostichinae Bonelli, 1810!
Amara concreta (Casey, 1918) - junior synonym Amara carinata (LeConte, 1847). This American species of the subgenus Curtonotus. Remove!
And right convexiusculus!
This species belongs to the subgenus Curtonotus. We must move!
This species is identified correctly.
Igor, it is better not to put these kinds of a dandelion, they prefer juices flowing, so if flowers, most thistles.
We spoke with Irina and these neponyatki found. Wael! Bring your it all to gigantinum. I'm your photo also determined on the basis of blue. Then Paul on Molbiole redefined. And I simply forgot to correct here!
So these images and there is no unattached.
So the basis of the conventional type are not present !!!! There are many more mistakes!
Do not understand? And that it is not tied? Standard Cychrus aeneus aeneus Fisch., 1823 - in the title, there are factories in the field !!!
From my perspective, this determinant is only for the person already knows about at least a group. It is unrealistic to use it, the more it is color signs do not work at all, except for uniformly colored species, and such units + subjectivism.
Udaspes folus Cramer, 1775, Hesperidae.
Udaspes folus Cramer, 1775, Hesperidae.
Udaspes folus Cramer, 1775, Hesperidae.
Alas, just like - there is this kind in the Far East.
Mylabris atrata Pallas, 1773
Mylabris variabilis (Pallas, 1781). It's quite simple.
Yes, we need different perspectives, Vasily rights - ideal top (if he did not know what to shoot). This 90% Lydus bimaculatus (alas, there is a similar in our area has one), but this is more common.
Cryptocephalus sericeus (Linnaeus, 1758).
Cryptocephalus sericeus (Linnaeus, 1758). Options available.
Naturally crepitans. If the abdomen (sternites) dark brown, it accurately.
It is necessary to clearly lay out!
Well Zina he really arcensis, endure! While here http://carabidae.org/taxa/arvensis-arvensis-herbst-1784 vice versa, but will rely on ZIN.
A typo in the name of the species! True clathratus Linne, 1761
The female you :)
In the middle zone is common. In the Lower Volga is local, but if there are a lot.
Basil! LAST long search I found: Zolotukhin VV Ryabov SA 2012. Raznousye lepidoptera Vietnam. Sem. Hawk moths (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae). Ulyanovsk: "The Corporation of Promotion." 240.
Notonagemia analis analis (R. Felder, [1874])
Rhode Goodia Holland, 1893. Most likely G.thia (Jordan, 1922), but there are three similar - G. obscuripennis (Strand, 1913), G. lunata (Holland, 1893), G. egeri (Bouyer, 2009) - it is known to me externally.
Types of delivery and Rhodocleptria Chazaria currently include the genus Heliothis (private message Alexei matte).
Irina underside of copies doubt belonging to davidi leaves. It's the same thing here # 32749. It is necessary to move.
He agreed with Irina, but this week, smoothing the material here, once again rechecked. Here is an instance of no ichnea, and clear davidi (within the site), but rather inclined to the view that should be called davidi Euphydryas (aurinia) sibirica eothena Röber 1926. But it is up to a serious revision.
It!
That's me to the fact that they are not wound up :)
What about Furcula furcula altaica Schintlmeister, 1998? Someone drove this subspecies is officially a synonym?
Similarly, Sasha! I defined them there :) "! Well, then all claims to Paul :)
Wai! He pulled clearly not there :(
A typo in the title kind of - well Euchampsonia!
Here I Oshibochka out! This copy is not scotosia, and Mellicta ambigua! Basil! Bring your!
This Photo # 32749 - Euphydryas ichnea (Boisduval, [1833]). My mistake. Determination Irina Nikulina.
As for the lack of the genus in Uruguay - apparently defect :) Around (Brazil, Bolivia), and in Uruguay there. Rhode exactly Pyrrhopyge, and with a view of the author, probably right (osbenno here this picture http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/34548 - maybe the same copy.). Here you can review the American http://www.butterfliesofamerica.com/L/Hesperiidae.htm.With red color front of the pronotum of ...
Very similar to Pyrrhopyge charybdis Westwood, 1852
That's what happens when you do not watch what you send :( There's caught and shot a bunch nomionov, and Bremer did not pay attention ...). Bremer course no options!
Thank you, Alex! I agree! Carry!
Basil! Endure, my school, Irina right!
I would say that this Marumba saishiuana (ssp ??). Nothing more has not found similar, although not shown in the form of Vietnam.
Well, so long, and let them be - try podsobrat of these points of view, and genitals can then to some reasonable conclusion we arrive. Species there are not rare.
Basil! I do not even dare to argue with the fact that confidently distinguish these types is only possible on the genitals. Therefore, as my and your definition of a series of "likely". Compared not only with photos of the work, but also with descriptions of the figure.I repeat - I do not insist on fidelity to its definition, but from our discussions can be a rational conclusion - no genitalia - ...
All my pictures this kind of determined to work Pugaev SN, Zolotukhin VV moth genus Dyscia Hübner, [1825] (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) of the Lower and Middle Volga. Eversmannia 2006, vol. 6. Evgeny Tsvetkov and tested. Therefore, I was surprised by a steady transfer of Basil picture innocentaria, especially given the variability of the species of this group. Well would be inaccurate.Looking ...
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