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Les
Member Purpuricenus
Thailand
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 Posted - 15/07/2011 : 02:45:43
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Unlike Pt5, this appears to have a double stripe on the prothorax.
If this is the same species, I apologise.
Another small species. |
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Gerard
Scientific Collaborator
France
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Posted - 16/07/2011 : 10:11:05
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| Parepepeotes westwoodii (Westwood, 1848) pour moi |
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Francesco
Forum Admin
Luxembourg
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Posted - 16/07/2011 : 10:47:12
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It is the first thing I have thought, Gérard... but it is not present in Borneo.
Moreover, Les wrote about a "small species"... Any indication about its size?
In the meantime, I tried to correct the light of the picture... |
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Pierre
Member Rosenbergia
Switzerland
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Posted - 16/07/2011 : 17:01:55
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Hi all, it could be that this is not a longhorn beetle.
Have a look on the head: difficult to see because of the tarsus but you can distinguish the typical short wide snout which makes me think of some Anthribidae. |
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Francesco
Forum Admin
Luxembourg
9604 Posts |
Posted - 16/07/2011 : 17:08:41
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Otarionomus blattoides Pascoe, 1856 in Pascoe, 1866, Fauna Malayana
It might also be the male of Hotarionomus blattoides (Pascoe, 1856).
This is Pascoe's original picture. The prothoracic shape is very similar, but this species is 28-40 mm long!
An idea about its body size might clarify this topic... |
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Les
Member Purpuricenus
Thailand
106 Posts |
Posted - 17/07/2011 : 03:23:57
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Thank you for your suggestions. As far as size is concerned, definitely not over 25mm. I'm afraid that the photo was taken a few weeks ago now, and I can not be more precise. Nor, unfortunately, do I have photos taken from a different perspective which may have resolved the matter.
Kurt, can you help? I can not remember if you saw this one! |
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orionmystery
Member Purpuricenus
Malaysia
138 Posts |
Posted - 28/07/2011 : 06:06:44
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| Hi Les, sorry, I didn't get this one. Derrick might though. |
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Beckey
Member Rosalia
Japan
558 Posts |
Posted - 11/01/2013 : 16:34:04
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69.37#160;KB
It might be Epepeotes vestigialis Pascoe, 1866.
I got it in Malay Peninsula. |
Edited by - Beckey on 11/01/2013 16:35:31 |
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Francesco
Forum Admin
Luxembourg
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Posted - 11/01/2013 : 21:11:33
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Gotcha!
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Les
Member Purpuricenus
Thailand
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Maliau Basin: Epepeotes vestigialis ♂
