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ƁƹƹƮĹƹ - Pachydrus princeps

ƁƹƹƮĹƹ - Pachydrus princeps
Davenport, Polk County, Florida, USA
December 30, 2007
Size: 4mm

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Size?
I suspect either Desmopachria or Pachydrus given location and structure of the metacoxal area.

 
Pachydrus princeps (Sharp)
based on relatively large size (4-5 mm), Desmopachria is alot smaller (1-3 mm)...only 1 species in the se. USA. Also check to see whether the hind angles of the pronotum are right angled (not produced to a point). The apex of the prosternal process should also be subtruncate to broadly rounded (actually seen quite nicely in the ventral).

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