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Beris sp. to ID
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 18-05-2010 20:53
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Is it possible to tell the species of this Beris?

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Beris vallata
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Thank you Paul. Is it B. vallata because the hind tibia is black in the distal extremity?
 
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All tibiae are.
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Thanks!
 
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To be more clear in my statement: all tibiae are darkened for a considerable distance appically in B. vallata (at least one third, usually even more). In clavipes it is just the extreme tip that is darkened.
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Thanks for being more precise!
 
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