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chrysomelidae beetle?
jorgemotalmeida
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Posted on 11-10-2006 18:08
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Hi


I took this photo today - 11th October 2006 - a Chrysomelidae beetle, I think...


ID please. Thank you!

any hint to very tiny thing behind beetle? Smile

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Certainly a chrysomelid. If you know the plant it was on it might facilitate identification. And the tiny thing behind it might just be a beetle turd.
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Hello!

I think it's a Chrysolina species, possibly C. oricalcia. But I don't know whether there are additional similar species in Portugal, so let's wait for the specialists.

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Chrysolina bankii
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Paul Beuk wrote:
Certainly a chrysomelid. If you know the plant it was on it might facilitate identification. And the tiny thing behind it might just be a beetle turd.



thanks Paul. I don?t know the plant. In truth, I didn?t care about the plant.. when I saw this little beetle.
 
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thanks Juergen and Koehler! Smile
 
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