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So, we have to start again : if you need others details please ask. Thanks again.

I have re-read the keys of W. Hellèn and the works of E. Lindqvist, it would be necessary :
- A view of the Sawsheat, perpendicular to it (your last photo is not perpendicular)
- A clean view of the Saw
- A clean view of the Mesopleurons
Without it, there is no hope of knowing whether first of all the sub-genus of your capture (apparently not captured in France or Italy) is Amauronematus or Brachycoluma !
Then we will have to look...
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See the complexity of the identification, with an extract of the key of the European species of W. Hellèn
- Säge gerade, von der Basis an gezähnt, an den Querstriemen öfters behaart. Mesopleuren
punktiert; wenn selten glatt, dann die Sägescheide am Ende abgestutzt oder
die Cerci kurz (etwa dreimal so läng wie dick) --> Subg. Amauronematus s.s.
- Säge meistens gebogen, in der Basalhälfte ungezähnt, an den Querstriemen mit kurzen Zapfen.
Mesopleuren glänzend glatt . Sägescheide an der Basis mit parallelen Seiten, am Ende abgerundet und stark behaart. Cerci etwa funfmal so lang wie dick, Wangenanhang kiirzer als der Abstand zwischen den Fûhlergruben --> Subg. Brachycoluma

I hope I have well understood your request:
- mesopleuron is covered with sparse and very fine hairs; it's very shiny, with very very fines punctures; mesoscutum similar in shining but puncturation is a little more strong;
- the saw appears to me straight, not curved;
- sawsheat appears to me with end covered with whitish hairs;
- I also tried to show the lenght of cerci in the first photo.
I collect it with net, bating branches of bushes, probably from Crataegus monogyna or Cornus sanguinea or Ulmus sp.
hi: