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2015-12-15, N. Germany, Trichocera saltator? <=
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Lennart Bendixen |
Posted on 07-02-2016 04:40
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Member Location: Northern Germany Posts: 1171 Joined: 19.12.14 |
Hi everyone, is this Trichocera saltator, though the first part of R2 is just as long as R2+3? That's a bit confusing. Thanks in advance. Lennart 2015-12-15, Northern Germany, S-H, Mohrkirch, window (outside) Lennart Bendixen attached the following image: [185.8Kb] Edited by Lennart Bendixen on 14-02-2016 11:24 |
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Lennart Bendixen |
Posted on 07-02-2016 04:40
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Member Location: Northern Germany Posts: 1171 Joined: 19.12.14 |
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Lennart Bendixen |
Posted on 11-02-2016 23:15
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Member Location: Northern Germany Posts: 1171 Joined: 19.12.14 |
...or can the ratio of R2's first part and R2+3 be variable? Well, I don't really think so...but that would explain everything... |
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Andrius |
Posted on 14-02-2016 11:10
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Member Location: Lithuania Posts: 315 Joined: 27.01.05 |
Hi Lennart, Yes, this female Trichocera looks like saltator . And yes, the ratio of R2's first part and R2+3 is variable in many species, although some have it rather stable. -- Andrius |
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Lennart Bendixen |
Posted on 14-02-2016 11:23
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Member Location: Northern Germany Posts: 1171 Joined: 19.12.14 |
Hi Andrius, great - many thanks for confirmation! Lennart |
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rafael_carbonell |
Posted on 13-11-2018 19:50
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Member Location: Beuda, Girona, Catalonia Posts: 655 Joined: 23.03.06 |
If tou follow the British key (Coe et al., 2006), any way you choose you get to T. fuscata (if stalk shorter) or T. saltator (if stalk longer), and the first is a junior synonym of the later. |
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