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Gontran
Member Rosenbergia
Canada
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 Posted - 29/11/2018 : 17:13:51
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Seeing now what is a Coptommatini (Navomorpha) I think the ID of this beetle is wrong.
Would be pleased to know the genus and species if possible. (Tmesisternini)?
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Edited by - Gontran on 29/11/2018 17:27:02 |
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Xaurus
Member Rosenbergia
Germany
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Posted - 30/11/2018 : 01:05:40
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yes, it should be Tmesisternus continentalis Breuning, 1942
I don't agree with the subspecies asignment in Gressitt (1984)
That's the first Tmesisternus I see from Australia  |
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Gontran
Member Rosenbergia
Canada
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Posted - 30/11/2018 : 03:06:34
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Thank you Andreas for your identification. Last year you determined for me Tmesisternus schaumii Pascoe ssp. from PNG, ESP, Mapuk (posted 06/02/2017). I have another specimen identified as Tmesisternus yorkensis (Fairmaire) from Australia, Iron Range, Cape York, N. Qld, May 4, 1968. =T. schaumii yorkensis (Fairmaire) ? Correct ?
It is surely different and much smaller from the PNG specimen. I can make a photo if you wish. From Australia I also have few Temnosternus, Temnosternopsis, Trigonoptera. |
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Edited by - Gontran on 30/11/2018 03:13:37 |
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Xaurus
Member Rosenbergia
Germany
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Posted - 01/12/2018 : 19:45:47
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| I you can, please post the Tmesisternini to the forum, all is interesting to see from Australia, but with the genus Temnosternus /Temnosternopsis I'm not so much familar because I have'nt see a few types only, and of course there are any new species. |
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Gontran
Member Rosenbergia
Canada
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Posted - 01/12/2018 : 23:22:52
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| I will do. |
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Australia: Tmesisternus continentalis
