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Condylostylus ?
lguez
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Posted on 25-03-2022 13:37
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 Hi,

I am looking for the genus-species of this insect, I am thinking of a Condylostylus? and I would like to go to the species!

it seems to be a male Condylostylus patibulatus, could you confirm ? see a similar photo here

This photo was taken in Southern Baja California on August 11, 2015 in Mulegé
Coord. GPS: 26°53'25.554" N 111°58'55.422" W
Elevation: 5m
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 photo 2:
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 It is a Condylostylus. It is not C. patibulatus, which has a hairy face and black legs. I doubt it is any of the species I know from the United States. The tropical species were keyed by Octave Parent in 1929. I do not have his paper.
 
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 Possibly Condylostylus quadricolor.
 
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