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Bradycellus nigrinus
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Copyright © 2015
Gary Griswold
Orange elbows.... -
Bradycellus nigrinus
5 mi. SE Buckley, Pierce County, Washington, USA
April 20, 2015
Size: ~ 5.59 mm
Captured airborne. Rather neat looking legs, carabid of sorts. Confirmation/correction, and further placement would be appreciated.
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Contributed by
Gary Griswold
on 22 April, 2015 - 5:14pm
Last updated 23 April, 2015 - 6:02pm
Moved
Moved from
Ground Beetles
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Gary Griswold
, 23 April, 2015 - 6:02pm
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Visible details consistent with Bradycellus nigrinus,
however, initially posted "~6.5 mm" ABL here does not fit the reported maximum of 5.9 mm for this species. My largest specimen is 5.5 mm long. Gary, are you able to re-measure to make sure? Your very nice sharp photos put me in the right direction I believe.
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Peter W. Messer
, 23 April, 2015 - 8:18am
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Thank you for the complaint.
I re-measured the specimen with my calipers. And I must have looked at it 5.5 and read it as a 6.5, the closest I can come to now on the re-measure is it appears to be 5.59. And thank you for your help...
Gary
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Gary Griswold
, 23 April, 2015 - 3:43pm
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Thus, safe to call Bradycellus nigrinus
in my opinion.
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Peter W. Messer
, 23 April, 2015 - 5:53pm
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