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Tabanidae: Pangonius Morocco -->> Ectinocerella surcoufi
johanvantbosch
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Posted on 20-09-2022 07:49
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Would it be possible to identify this Pangonius?
Photographed near Khenifra, Middle Atlas, Morocco on 3 June 2022. Altitude 1150 meters.
Thank you in advance!
Best wishes,
Johan van 't Bosch
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Edited by johanvantbosch on 20-09-2022 15:08
Best wishes,
Johan van 't Bosch
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Zeegers
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Posted on 20-09-2022 12:06
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Hi Johan,

Very, very nice indeed, this is what we'd hoped for and not a Pangonius, but an Ectinocerella ! An north African endemic genus.
Three species have been described: coreussi, surcoufi and villeneuvei. The status of these species is unclear, given the paucity of material. Especially villeneuvei is not beyond reasonable doubt.
Your female agrees totally with E. surcoufi, as does the female in my collection.

Theo
 
johanvantbosch
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Zeegers wrote:
Hi Johan,

Very, very nice indeed, this is what we'd hoped for and not a Pangonius, but an Ectinocerella ! An north African endemic genus.
Three species have been described: coreussi, surcoufi and villeneuvei. The status of these species is unclear, given the paucity of material. Especially villeneuvei is not beyond reasonable doubt.
Your female agrees totally with E. surcoufi, as does the female in my collection.

Theo


Oh wow, very nice! So this is the one you were talking about.
Thank you for the id!
Best wishes,
Johan van 't Bosch
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
 
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