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A o to kilka Scarabaeoidae:

e fajne a nawet bardzo fajne
Marcin a może fotki gdzie takie cuda złapałeś
pzdr.

Fajne. A jak tam żuczek nie oznaczony do rodzaju

Kolejne fotki

Parę fotek z wyprawy:

Pardon pour ma réponse en français !

sur la photo 1 il s'agit de Polyphylla albertischulzi endémique de Creta, pas P. boryi !
sur la photo 2 il s'agit de Cetonia asiatica, et pas P. afflicta...
sur la photo 4 un doute existe entre Anoxia cretica et A. matutinalis ?

Write it say that this is a Polyphylla albertischulzi?
Enter the difference betweenA. matutinalis and A. cretica.

Thank you for your help
Yours
Marcin

in English is perhaps better?

On the first photo it's P. albertischulzi from which the squamulation is different from boryi and the "form sexual organ" is very different. My determination is sure !
After, on the second photo it's Cetonia asiatica , I'm sure !
finally (photo 4) I do not know well the difference between A. matutinalis and A. cretica (sure form sexual organ) but A. cretica is endemic of Crete, I think that perhaps it is ? not sure…

Once again, thank you for your help.
For Anoxia. Maybe these pictures will help?

I ask my friends specialists: Denis Keith, Olivier Montreuil and Geoffroy Miessen
I will write to give the answer but I think finally of A. matutinalis...

Z wielką pomocą Pascala Stefani, któremu dziękujęza pomoc, udało mi się oznaczyć Anoxia i Polyphyla.
Więc Polyphylla to P. albertischulzi a nie boryi
Natomiast Anoxia, to A. reisseri nie matutinalis.

"Protaetia afflicta" to jednak jest Cetonia asiatica