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Longitarsus kleiniiperda Wollaston, 1860 - Chrysomelidae Alticinae

29.III.2015 - SPAIN - EE, Taganana, isola di Tenerife


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Isidro
PostPosted: 07/04/2015, 13:14 
 

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Aiuto ID!
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Baris99
PostPosted: 07/04/2015, 17:12 
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I think Aphthona sp.
http://www.entomologiitaliani.net/public/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=60551
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Isidro
PostPosted: 08/04/2015, 7:09 
 

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Grazie Baris!
From Tenerife are:

Aphthona convexior
Aphthona crassipes
Aphthona moralesi
Aphthona occidentalis
Aphthona paivana
Aphthona tristis
Aphthona wachnitzae
Aphthona wollastoni

The only one that I can find an image is Aphthona crassipes :(
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Lech Borowiec
PostPosted: 08/04/2015, 10:53 
 

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The photo is of poor quality. Canarian Aphthona mostly belong to the group often classified as different genus Heyrovskya and are metallic: http://culex.biol.uni.wroc.pl/cassidae/ ... ovskya.htm
Only Aphthona crassipes belongs to the typical Aphthona s. str. and beetle on photo looks very similar to this species but some Canarian Longitarsus are also similar. On this photo hind tarsi are not good visible thus the best character distinguishing Aphthona and Longitarsus (short or long first segment of hind tarsi) is not clear. Broad first segment of mid tarsi suggests male of Aphthona crassipes.
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Isidro
PostPosted: 08/04/2015, 12:59 
 

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Grazie mille Lech!!! :lov1: :lov1: :lov1:
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Maurizio Biondi
PostPosted: 26/10/2017, 15:37 
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This is not Aphthona crassipes but Longitarsus kleiniiperda Wollaston, 1860.

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Isidro
PostPosted: 26/10/2017, 22:27 
 

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Fantastichi! Grazie per la correzione! :lov1: :lov1: :lov1:
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