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Chrysura varicornis - Portugal
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Chrysura varicornis - Portugal
by Valter » 12 Aug 2017 15:22
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Re: From Portugal - which species?
by Alex » 12 Aug 2017 15:49
Chrysura trimaculata maybe? The fine punctation on tergite 1, triangularly raised metanotum and the date fits, but I'm not sure, could be more species with these characters in the Iberian peninsula
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Re: From Portugal - Chrysura trimaculata
by Euchroeus » 16 Aug 2017 09:07
Hi Alex,
I'm quite sure that it's a female of Chrysura varicornis, which is very common everywhere in the Iberian peninsula.
It also has a similar punctuation of the abdomen.
Cheers
Paolo
I'm quite sure that it's a female of Chrysura varicornis, which is very common everywhere in the Iberian peninsula.
It also has a similar punctuation of the abdomen.
Cheers
Paolo
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