Hi
No literature in my library from that part of the world nor knowledge...I could not even put it to the genus level
Around 7mm.Anyone ?
Thanks in advance !
Ciao
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| Autore: | zdeno [ 19/11/2015, 1:03 ] | ||
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Colasposoma (Falsonerissus) argentatum (Lopatin, 1981) /cf.) - Chrysomelidae Eumolpinae | ||
Hi No literature in my library from that part of the world nor knowledge...I could not even put it to the genus level Around 7mm.Anyone ? Thanks in advance ! Ciao
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| Autore: | giuseppe55 [ 19/11/2015, 19:21 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
Sembrerebbe una femmina di Mycterus sp. Ciao Giuseppe |
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| Autore: | zdeno [ 19/11/2015, 19:57 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
Mycterid ?  Mycterids are 5-5-4It is Chrysomelid 4-4-4 
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| Autore: | strepens [ 19/11/2015, 20:37 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
Hello Zdeno !!! I agree with you, Chrysomelidae, Eumolpinae. Beyond that, it is very difficult. At some time will pass from here L. Borowiec and will give us the solution. Until then, if anyone knows the russian language (not me...), an article of Lopatin for Central Asia, with detailed keys (2010, for Eumolpinae: pp. 160-184), can offer something: elib.bsu.by/bitstream/123456789/25801/1/lopatin.pdf I think that perhaps belongs to one of the genera Dermestops Jcbs., 1898 and Parnops Jcbs., 1894.  
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| Autore: | Mantispid [ 20/11/2015, 7:57 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
Russian very Cool Specialist from Eumolpinae (He knows all languages) http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/RUS/moseyko.htm |
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| Autore: | Julodis [ 20/11/2015, 8:57 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
Perhaps Chrysomelidae Bruchinae? |
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| Autore: | Lech Borowiec [ 20/11/2015, 10:15 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
Yes, it is a member of Eumolpinae close to Parnops-Dermestops complex but I never seen members of these genera. The only doubts I have is structure of claws. Parnops-Dermestops have bifid claws while specimen on photo appears to has simple claws (like in Aphilenia, but members of Aphilenia have sparse dorsal vestiture). |
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| Autore: | zdeno [ 25/11/2015, 3:04 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
Hi guys Thanks to every one for reply ! Unfortunately I did not get any further with them. No reply back from Alexey... Yes, simple claws... So, if anyone wants to study them, let me know. I will gladly donate them... 
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| Autore: | zdeno [ 30/11/2015, 3:03 ] |
| Oggetto del messaggio: | Re: Eumolpinae |
========================================================================== Dear Zdeno, The beetle seems like Colasposoma (Falsonerissus) argentatum (Lopatin, 1981). It was described as the separate genus Andosiomorpha, in the Catalogue of Palaearctic Coleoptera we considered it as the synonym of Eryxia grandis but it seems to be a separate species, as it was mentioned by Warchalowski, 2010 (as Iranomolpus) and Zoia, 2012 (current combination). So, it is the species with quite "rich" history. Best wishes, Alexey. ========================================================================== |
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