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Ciao,

Anche questo viene dal Peru.
Un po di photoshop su questo, un tarso non era e un morso eliminato dal margine di elitra.
Credo che sia un Silvanidae ma non sono sicuro. Tranne quelle spine su femori e interessante che e quasi transparente, qualla macchia su pronoto e interna.

E posibile sapere di piu?
Una foto piu grande qui.

Grazie,

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Cosmin-Ovidiu Manci
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Dragonflies of Romania

Hello!!!
The tarsi are eteromeri (5-5-4), and the clypeus is different from Silvanidae.
I think this belongs to Tenebrionidae family.
An european somewhat similar species is Doliema turcica Rtt (Tenebrionidae, Diaperini tribe).
Ciao a tutti,
George

Ciao George,

Thank you !!

Good observation
Searched for something on internet and found a checklist for Chile, and looking there without result searched also afther the epithet... a big MAYBE Caenocripticoides translucidus Kaszab, 1969. Even if Pimeliinae will not gave too much hopes seen several not typical Pimelia groups .

Per ora rinomino questo con ? - Tenebrionidae.

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Cosmin-Ovidiu Manci
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Dragonflies of Romania

About Caenocrypticoides, there is a PDF in the NET, from 2004:
http://www.biouls.cl/zoeco/publicacione ... es_new.pdf

The photos there, is different from your, very beautifull specimen.
George

yes, now for sure is not even close
thanks again George !!!!

credo che da qui la salvezza viene solo da Piero

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Cosmin-Ovidiu Manci
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cosmln's place - my blog
just insects
Dragonflies of Romania

Hello Cosmin!!!
Yes, you're right, we need the knowledge on Tenebrionidae, of someone as Piero.
So, we are waiting ...

I'm sorry, my knowledge about neotropical fauna is near to nought.

Ciao
Piero

one day, somebody
now is not running anywhere

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Cosmin-Ovidiu Manci
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just insects
Dragonflies of Romania

A ventral view could be usefull.
I think could be' Neoplateia sp Marcuzzi, 1986 possibly an underscribed species

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Ecco la descrizione.

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Maurizio Gigli
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http://bup.xoom.it/

congratulations Enrico!!!
It was a very difficult identification, who has employed me several times, but to no avail...
Was solved in the best way!!!