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Very similar to Sermylassa halensis but the head is different. What can they be? (I don't want to add the photos because they don't belong to me.)
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Hi Baris, it's very difficult to answer your question without a real picture... maybe It could be genus Podagrica or Smaragdina I don't know?? We waiting your picture!

Claudio

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Are the links not opened?
But Mr. Özgür Koçak has already found the species, it is Exosoma flavipes!

I think Mr. Özgür Koçak is right, and it is Exosoma flavipes. Not easy to identify for an Italian entomologist not specialist in Chrysomelidae, because we have only one specie, here, Exosoma lusitanicum, very common in the mountain in Summer, but quite different from this species.


I think Claudio didn't see your links (they are opened, at least for me).

PS - With no image uploaded in the Forum, I think we can't put this topic in the systematic section. I think we can move it in "Domande e risposte" (Questions and answers). Or can you send us at least a photo to put in the Forum?

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