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Hi Alex

Chrysis grohmanni is a possibility - its on the Portuguese list. What other species are in the succincta group?

Many Thanks

Ian

Its a Chrysis sp in the succincta group, looks like something like C. grohmanni or close to it

Chrysis sp in the succincta-group, in the succincta-subrgroup I'd say

:thanks: :doh: Thank you! I'm just happy to get an ID - the succincta -group (except C. pyrophana & C. peninsularis ) is driving me crazy... Helps a lot to have some confirmed specimens to compare with. I should post a species list some time, now that ...

... give me trouble so I decided to image them and ask: I assume its an succincta -group species, the face and colours fit, but the T3 teeth look ... Cant seem to find something in Linsenmaier 1959 etc that really fits, Chrysis inclinata Lins. 1959, seems somewhat close, described: 6½-7 mm. Wie ...

Hola Guillermo,

sorry, I cannot confirm any ID.
We will be more lucky the next time

Ciao!

This is the best I could find. It is not to brilliant.
I hope it will work.
Cheers,

Guillermo

Euchroeus wrote:Hi Kurt

thanks,

based on colouration and shape of apical margin of T3 without teeth
I would say Chrysis tristicula Linsenmaier (= Chrysis succincta succinctula sensu Linsenmaier, 1959).

Cheers

Hi Kurt

thanks,

based on colouration and shape of apical margin of T3 without teeth
I would say Chrysis tristicula Linsenmaier (= Chrysis succincta succinctula sensu Linsenmaier, 1959).

Cheers

I need the apical margin of the last tergite of the abdomen

thanks