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Machimus from Croatia
Daniel97
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Posted on 14-11-2021 22:18
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I have collected some Machimus species from Croatia and i´m not sure if i have identified it correctly. I used the key form Engel (1930) and landed by Machimus diagonalis. The specimens are about 25mm big.
locality: 45°00'10.4"N 14°54'18.6"E
Date: 14.07.2021
Habitat: rocky hill leaning towards south western direction. Very open with only a few trees and bushes.
From the same habitat i have another Machimus specimen which looks pretty similar, but it has white-yellowish bristles. I have found no fitting description for this specimen.

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Daniel
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Posted on 15-11-2021 15:41
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If you get to M. diagonalis that means that there is no extension on the eighth sternite, in the picture there seems to be one? I get to something like M. fimbriatus although the mystax is too dark for that species. The one you describe sounds like M. rusticus.
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Hello Reinoud,
i don´t think that it is an extension, but maby i´m wrong. Here is a better image Wink

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