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jeremyr
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Posted on 16-08-2012 08:47
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Quite like C. formosa but with a dark stigma and spikes extending back from the scutellum. The antennae seem slightly longer as well. Am hoping for genus, possibly rank. Thanks for all the help so far
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Beris?
 
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Yes, six spines on hind edge of scutellum => Beris sp.

Maybe Beris geniculata: "Abdomen black, legs black with orange knees, antennae longer and more slender than in fuscipes." (Stubbs and Drake, Page 476)
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Beris, I agree. I only saw Beris vallata so far. This is not one of them. Sad
 
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