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FraRug Posted - 19/12/2025 : 23:56:46
I came across this striking resemblance...
Pachylocerus pilosus Guerin, 1844 (left) and Rhytidodera concolor Nonfried, 1895 (right).

More than a resemblance


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(photo from Larry's site)
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Xavier Posted - 23/12/2025 : 10:40:20
quote:
Originally posted by dryobius

Synonymy? Transference to a different genus is not synonymy. The two Pachylocerus illustrated here are very different. But the questions remains: is Nonfried's species something that was described previously, or maybe has someone else subsequently described it under another name?


Yes (I wrote too quickly)
dryobius Posted - 23/12/2025 : 01:26:03
Synonymy? Transference to a different genus is not synonymy. The two Pachylocerus illustrated here are very different. But the questions remains: is Nonfried's species something that was described previously, or maybe has someone else subsequently described it under another name?
Xavier Posted - 21/12/2025 : 15:02:18
La photo de cette espèce est sur le site du muséum de Belgique. Chacun a pu repérer cette synonymie évidente, mais personne n'a daigné la publier .
FraRug Posted - 20/12/2025 : 18:25:14
Donc, plus qu'une simple suspicion! Merci pour l'information, Xavier.
Xavier Posted - 20/12/2025 : 12:00:39
Yes, most of Nonfried species are false.

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