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Pietro
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Posted on 09-01-2009 16:46
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Villanova Monteleone, Sardinia, 7/09/2008 dimensions: around 12 mm.
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Probably tribe Goniini ... maybe Gonia but there are other genera in the south. Smile
 
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Well spoken.

It is a species of Pseudogonia or Spallanzania


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Thanks Chris, thanks Theo!
Check-list bye Cerretti for Sardinia:
Pseudogonia rufifrons
Pseudogonia metallaria (E)
Spallanzania rectistylum
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Hmm, going by the Palearctic Manual) Spallanzania should have a yellow basicosta AND a fairly short 2nd aristomere, which I think rules that out. Pseudogonia would have dusting on the abdomen (this does) and the head is not red/yellow in ground colour. On this last point it seems to be OK (so I would tentatively call it Pseudogonia) but I notice that the frons is a little bit yellowish so I'd prefer Theo's comments on that before we attach a name to it Wink
 
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Sorry, I was too lazy to look it up and moreover I went off skating.


It is Pseudogonia rufifrons.
I never can remember those Pseudogonia's by heart.

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Thanks again Grin
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