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Xavier Posted - 29/09/2016 : 21:07:43

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13,5 mm, male; Muruk, Nakanaï, Nelle Bretagne, Papouasie Nouvelle Guinée.
Belle espèce, mais aucune idée.
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Xavier Posted - 06/04/2020 : 07:44:41
Super ! Merci.
Xaurus Posted - 06/04/2020 : 01:00:01
coming back to this forgotten post: this spms belong to T. densepunctatus Breuning, 1939, the tomentation is bit variable and sometimes rubbed so its difficult to ID this sps by pictures.
Xavier Posted - 05/04/2020 : 10:03:11

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A third specimen, from the same locality. I have to do something.
Xavier Posted - 07/10/2016 : 23:34:52
Dear Andreas, I am trying to have more material,... and specimens for you.
Xaurus Posted - 07/10/2016 : 23:30:20
great Both,

I've never seen material from this interesting location (Nakanai Mts.), I was only in north of New Britain (Rabaul, Kokopo). There is a possibility to get more material from this area, I like to see a spms of this probably new one. Indeed this sps is near to T. virescens and T. unipunctatus (common in NB) too.
Gerard Posted - 06/10/2016 : 17:51:12
Voici ma bête.


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Xavier Posted - 06/10/2016 : 09:24:38
The friend who give us specimens (to Gerard and me) knew that this species was possibly new (because of the collecting area).
So, I will describe this species with Gerard for our friend...
Xaurus Posted - 06/10/2016 : 00:42:51
I have put together similar sps & spms for comparison, T. virescens pteridii Gressitt, 1984 is the same like the nominative form (already published).
You are right the spm from Papua-Insects (location Wau) is according Gressitt's drawing and the same like my spms from Wau.
Your spm is a bit different and seems to be a new species. If you like, you can send it to me.


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Xavier Posted - 04/10/2016 : 19:31:00
What do you think Andreas ?
Xavier Posted - 30/09/2016 : 10:05:29
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Originally posted by Xaurus

Did you see the picture at the Papua-Insects website, this is a wrong ID acc my opinion !

I do not see any difference between Papua picture and Gressitt's drawing ...Do you mean Gressitt Id is wrong ?
Xavier Posted - 30/09/2016 : 08:08:16
Yes, I saw the picture on Papua website.
The friend who gave me this specimen said me that the collecting area was not a busy place.


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Illustration from Gressitt (1984). Many differences with my specimen.
Xaurus Posted - 30/09/2016 : 01:20:56
yes, it is an interesting spm, maybe a n. sp. from New Britain !

Did you see the picture at the Papua-Insects website, this is a wrong ID acc my opinion !
Xavier Posted - 30/09/2016 : 00:05:29
Size is ok (checked), and I know another specimen of 15 mm; location is certain: Muruk, 1360 m (New Britain).

I have found a picture of Tmesisternus virescens Breuning, 1939; my specimen shows a different apex and shining brown area are different...
Xaurus Posted - 29/09/2016 : 22:47:42
this should be Tmesisternus virescens Breuning, 1938 but 2 points are strange, the big size and the location New Britain ?

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