Lamprima adolphinae Mt. Arfak West Irian
£5.45
Saw-Toothed Jaw Beetle
Quality: A1-/A1 (good to perfect)
Size: 40-45mm Large examples
Format: Papered/unmounted
- Description
Description
Description
Taxonomy Identification: Family Lucanidae. First named by Gestro in 1875
Colour: Overall colour variable from olive-bronze to dark or bright green.
Size: Length measuring from the tip of the head/jaw/horn to the end of the abdomen but excluding the legs and antenna: 23-45mm
Comments & Applications: Amazing beetle with large serrated jaws, hence its common name the saw-toothed beetle. This a popular choice in the art and design industry where specimens are used in frames, domes and interior design. Also perfect for photography, film, or educational applications.
Format: Unmounted, papered, requires relaxing and setting
More information: Wikipedia – Captive Breeding