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lehelindDescripción
Megalonotus sabulicola (Thomson, 1870)
dorsum pubescent, profemur with two rows of spines, large projection isolated, not in-line -> Complex M. chiragra sensu Péricart 1998
body length 4.4 mm (meso- & metatibiae entirely pale)
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Observ.
sinnacombDescripción
7 mm long
Scaptocoris minor
Subterranean
On oil palm roots, adults and larvae
Identified by RC Froeschner, the author of "Cydnidae of the Western Hemisphere", 1960
Larvae are here : https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/211920838
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Chinche de la Malva Arbórea (Pyrrhocoris apterus)Observ.
linnes_nightmareDescripción
Macropteric specimen!
Spottet by per-hoffman-olsen.
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Cochinillas Harinosas (Familia Pseudococcidae)Observ.
quadratmeterDescripción
length 0.75 mm
for snail see https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/201618810
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Nysius huttoniObserv.
andrew_skotnickiDescripción
Found in container containing plant samples. It moved from moss to Erigeron floribundus when this introduced to sample pot.
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Chinches de Las Semillas Y Parientes (Superfamilia Lygaeoidea)Observ.
gbohneDescripción
found dead (?) within the plastics of a green-house
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Observ.
fuerchtegottDescripción
It's quite similar to T. rathkii. They can be distinguished by the location of the pore fields. While they are close to the margin of the tergites in T.rathkii, they are separated from the margin 2-4x their diameter in T. nodulosus (on pereionites 2-4). The pores are triangular.
Also, according to Schmidt 1997, in T. nodulosus the lateral cephalon lobes surpass the median lobe, while they are of equal length in T. rathkii.
https://academic.oup.com/zoolinnean/article/121/2/129/2633670
http://biozoojournals.ro/nwjz/content/v11s1/nwjz_e150301_Tomescu.pdf
