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Suillia, dead (with tarsus details)
Sundew
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Posted on 19-01-2008 02:57
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Hi,
For a change, I show you another dead one from our window sill today. It is a well preserved Suillia that passed away rather recently. Did I photograph the right features for species ID?
Many thanks, Sundew
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More details.
In the lateral view (top left), there is a long seta seen between the front and middle femora. Around this seta there were some minute dark hairs that are not recognizable in the picture.
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Probably S. bicolor but the tooth on the fore tarsomere not seen Sad.
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Dear Andrzej, can you see that tooth in the following pics (I can't)? For orientation, arrows point to the forelegs. I looked as closely as possible to the fore tarsi but did not detect any special structure. So perhaps it is not Suillia bicolor...
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It is Suillia bicolor ! Wink
The second picture shows a small yellowish spine (or tooth) at the end of fore tarsomere of I tibia.
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Posted on 31-01-2008 13:43
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Ahhh - now I see this tiny thing! Besides, I did not know which part of the tarsus is the fore tarsomere, i.e., in which direction to count them (from claws upwards of from tibia downwards). Now I learned the first tarsomere (e1, metatarsus) is the one connected to the tibia, and here is also the tooth.
Many thanks, Andrzej! Till next Suillia,
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