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Rather large Phaonia (?) (23.10.08) --> P. cf. scutellata
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 28-10-2008 20:13
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Hello!

This one rested among several equal sized (12 mm) Polietes at a pile in our garden (northwest Germany). So I did not notice that it is likely no Polietes until I saw the photos. But what is it? Phaonia male?


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Edit: I hope, it's not P. tuguriorum again... Cool. Would have been rather big for it.
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It could be Phaonia scutellata this time, because the fronto-orbital plates are contiguous. But without a good shot of the head (profile), I don't want to guarantee anything.
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
It could be Phaonia scutellata this time, because the fronto-orbital plates are contiguous. But without a good shot of the head (profile), I don't want to guarantee anything.


Thanks a lot anyway, Stephane!
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Hello, Stephane!

Stephane Lebrun wrote:
It could be Phaonia scutellata


Just one additional question: is Phaonia scutellata a synonym of another species? I can't find it in the german checklist.
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