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Bayern, Deutschland
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Family: StaphylinidaeDescription: Aedeagus, 0.5 mmPhoto: U.Schmidt, 2010
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Leuchau, Bayern, Deutschland
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Family: StaphylinidaeDescription: Aedoeagus 0.5 mmPhoto: U.Schmidt, 2010
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Bavaria, Germany
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Veneto, Italia
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L: 4-5 mmPhylum: ArthropodaSubphylum: HexapodaClass: Insecta (insects, Insekten)Subclass: PterygotaOrder: Coleoptera (beetles, Kfer)Infraorder: StaphyliformiaSuperfamily: StaphylinoideaFamily: Staphylinidae (rove beetlrs, Kurzflgler)Subfamily: Aleocharinae FLEMING, 1821Tribus: Lomechusini FLEMING, 1821Subtribus: MyrmedoniinaGenus: Zyras STEPHENS, 1835Zyras collaris PAYKULL, 1789 (OLIVIER, 1795 ?)Germany, Brandenburg, vic. Knigs-Wusterhausen: Dubrow, 05.05.2013IMG_3505
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Dorsal. Scale bar 1 mm.Holotype 2055:1
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North Carolina, United States
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This is one of the larger Rove Beetles that I have come across. It was found alongside a roadside curb.
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Family: StaphylinidaeSize, 6.5 to 8.5 mmOrigin: EuropeEcology: Lives on sandy shoresLocation: Germany, Upper Bavaria, Bairawies, Eindleg.det. U.Schmidt, 1972Photo: U.Schmidt, 2010
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Dorsal. Scale bar 1 mm.Holotype 7206:1
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Lateral. Scale bar 1 mm.Holotype 7206:1
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Kulmbach, Bavaria, Germany
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Dorsal. Scale bar 5 mm.Paratype 7589:2
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-- at first sight I just knew it's an insect...and than I knew I'm ignorant....an earwig, a wingless fly...however the long legs, the cylindrical pronotum and the cerci look all unusual for a Dermaptera so....now - thanks to your kind contribution - it is sure to be a beetle! --Phylum: ArthropodaSubphylum: HexapodaClass: Insecta (insects, Insekten)Subclass: PterygotaOrder: Coleoptera (beetles, Kfer)Suborder: PolyphagaInfraorder: StaphyliniformiaSuperfamily: StaphylinoideaFamily: Staphylinidae (rove beetles, Kurzflgler)[det. J.J.(Kent), tumwijuke and Geert Goemans, 2010, based on photos]Genus: Paederus - "Cousin of the Nairobi fly"Indonesia, W-Papua, S Manokwari, Arfak Mts.: vic. Syoubrig, ca. 1850m asl., 2010(IMG_4033)