Accidentally faked color morph: Nicrophorus
Re: Accidentally faked color morph: Nicrophorus
Hi Chuck,
I think you're on the level - this appears to be a specimen of Nicrophorus tomentosus, which has dense yellowish pubescence on the pronotum - the only species in the U.S. with a hairy pronotum...
No fakery here!
Cheers!
Bandrow
I think you're on the level - this appears to be a specimen of Nicrophorus tomentosus, which has dense yellowish pubescence on the pronotum - the only species in the U.S. with a hairy pronotum...
No fakery here!
Cheers!
Bandrow
Re: Accidentally faked color morph: Nicrophorus
But it was black! or dark brown. And it's not the pubescence, the exoskeleton (or, what's under it) is now white-ish.
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Re: Accidentally faked color morph: Nicrophorus
Must have been covered in rotting flesh or mud before you cleaned it off.
Re: Accidentally faked color morph: Nicrophorus
Interesting. Thanks Chris and Bob.Chris Grinter wrote: ↑Sat Jul 08, 2023 4:43 pm Must have been covered in rotting flesh or mud before you cleaned it off.
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