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 Help with identification please
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 Lonchaeidae (Lonchaea?).
 
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 Probably yes as i found them amoung parasitoids of the almond bark beetle. I guess in the litterature it is condsidered as predator of bark beetle. Can i found some key to Palearctic /North african species?
 
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zeiri wrote:
Probably yes as i found them amoung parasitoids of the almond bark beetle. I guess in the litterature it is condsidered as predator of bark beetle. Can i found some key to Palearctic /North african species?


See https://www.zobod...onchaeidae. I can not say how closely these old publications correspond to modern taxonomy.
 
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 With such splendid green coloration (as it is apparent from the second picture) it should be Lamprolonchaea smaragdi.
 
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