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 It was about 1 inch long
Pictred in tanzania
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 Cerambycidae, Lamiinae.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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 Thank you Xespok.Smile
What are these usually identified by? I have other pics, would these allow the species or genus to be id?
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 Their antennae and their habitus (the way the beetle holds them) is very characteristic of this family.
 
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 Thank you romunov
I have attached another image, if it helps with id of the genus
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