Acetropis longirostris Puton, 1875 (observation)

Acetropis longirostris Puton, 1875

Stage:

Adult

Sex:

< N/A >

# 18786

RAW

2010

			© by Boris Loboda (barry)
Published: 02.06.2010 06:31:20

iNaturalist ID: < not specified >

Identification keys: Stenodemini

More images of this object - 4:

Taxon

Determination

Date / Time

Member

Acetropis longirostris Puton, 1875 (Adult)

luisvivas

14.12.2010 07:38:55

barry

Miridae Hahn, 1833 (Adult)

barry (Boris Loboda)

02.06.2010 09:14:23

barry

Comments: 5

	13.12.2010 21:32:00: luisvivas
	I'm sure it's Acetropis longirostris. I Ukraine are three species: Acetropis (Acetropis) carinata (Herrich-Schaeffer 1841) Acetropis (Acetropis) gimmerthalii (Flor 1860) Acetropis (Acetropis) longirostris Puton 1875 I konw Acetropis carinata and Acetropis gimmerthalii and I can assure you is not one of them, because this guy has the black antennae. What do you think? Ciao!!

	14.12.2010 07:27:41: barry
	I not have Miridae-reference for Ukraine, and I do not know ... Them very much. :)

	14.12.2010 07:39:00: luisvivas
	Oh, I see :) I use this web: http://www.faunaeur.org/ I think you already know, don't you? Well, It's sure Acetropis sp. Ciao!!

	14.12.2010 07:55:54: barry
	Yes, I know about this site. But I'm not sure that there is objective information on Miridae for Ukraine.

	14.12.2010 17:57:00: luisvivas
	Well, at least gives us clues about what may be and which are less likely. In my case, Tenebrionidae fail a lot, for example, but it is a good website supported by European experts who work with their reviews. Other sites dealing with specific groups, but usually try to countries or regions. I remember seeing P.V. Putshkov, famous expert in Heteroptera. In Miridae, the reference is the work of Kerzhner IM, M. Josifov (1999) although there are many updates to other experts. By!!