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| Larry Bezark |
Posted - 12/06/2025 : 23:01:29
This one is 17mm and is from the Sierra Madre Mountains, Luzon
Larry B.
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| Larry Bezark |
Posted - 15/06/2025 : 21:15:05
OK for now,
Thanks
Larry B. |
| FraRug |
Posted - 13/06/2025 : 23:20:40
Larry, I hadn't seen the post on the Forum  ; however I think I can confirm what I had already noticed: a Pseudoplanodes close to Pseudoplanodes xenoceroides (Heller, 1923) but different... |
| Larry Bezark |
Posted - 13/06/2025 : 16:31:27
Francesco, I got there looking at the other postings of Pseudoplanodes on the Forum, and checked that the basal 5 antennomeres have cilia beneath.
I am not an expert in this group so any added information is welcome.
Larry B. |
| FraRug |
Posted - 13/06/2025 : 11:42:32
Hi Larry; your specimen does not resemble any of the three described species of Pseudoplanodes; at most a weak resemblance to P. xenoceroides (Heller, 1923).
(And in fact the wing pattern resembles that of certain Anthribidae)
Photo in Cahiers Magellanes (NS) n° 25, p.18 f. 10 (as Cacia triangularis Breuning, 1980).
How did you come to the genus Pseudoplanodes? |
