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Atylotus latistriatus ? - NW France
BLecaplain
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Posted on 27-01-2025 09:48
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Hello,

This Atylotus was caught on 11/06/2024 in a alluvial marsh in south Brittany (10km of the coast, connected by the river).

- Thorax and abdomen silver-grey haired (latistriatus / rusticus). Some yellow coloration (due to light when shooting) less gloden yellow than in fulvus
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- Eyes clearly haired (a good point for latistriatus); Vertex with balck hairs

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- Hind femur less than half grey colored (not rusticus, coloration of hind femur of latistriatus variable).

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Probably enough to confirm latistriatus ?
Quite far from the coast (but place connected by the river), coloration of hairs on thorax and abdomen enough gray to latistriatus or fulvus is potential ?
Benoît
 
Zeegers
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Posted on 27-01-2025 13:50
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Yes, latistriatus it is.
Probably the estuarian river is quite saline


Theo
 
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Thanks Theo !
 
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