Cymatia coleoptrata
The under side of the Cymatia coleoptrata specimen of page 1 (see indexpicture below).
The eyes seem more red then on the photo of the top on the first page, but that's caused
by the flashlight that was used. This picture offers a clear view of the tarsus of the left
front leg, with the cylindrical shape that is typical for Cymatia species. The last tarsus
section looks a bit like a small flag - that could mean this is a male specimen (Stoffelen
et al., 2013 - see page 1). This picture is a crop, if you would like to see the whole
picture you can click on the indexpicture below.
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