Post by jshuey on Oct 19, 2015 6:32:12 GMT -8
I've been catching up on back log at home, and finally plowed into the drawer with these two species. The top one is a new species of Saturnus that is very close to Saturnus reticulata obscurus. I have found the new bug only in the grasslands on top of Baldy Beacon, while S. reticulata obscurus is pretty common in rainforest habitats nearby.
The bottom one is either a new species or a "way out of range" Quasimellana siblinga. Q. siblinga is known only from high altitude grasslands in west-central Mexico at the moment. This too came from Baldy Beacon.
John
The bottom one is either a new species or a "way out of range" Quasimellana siblinga. Q. siblinga is known only from high altitude grasslands in west-central Mexico at the moment. This too came from Baldy Beacon.
John
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