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Acrosathe annulata => Cliorismia sp.
Gansucha
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Posted on 25-08-2019 19:28
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 Ukraine, Transcarpathian region, May 4.
The photo is not mine, with the permission of the author. Do I really think it's Acrosathe annulata?
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Edited by Gansucha on 26-08-2019 13:09
 
Ectemnius
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 Hi Gansucha,

Well, what I think; that its not Acrosathe. It's not hairy enough and the terminalia are red. This indicates Cliorismia sp. The species can be determined from the shape of the Terminalia, but from this angle I'd dare not say...

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Ectemnius
 
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 Thank you very much, Ectemnius !
 
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