Claude CHAVAND

Among T. strigatus and flavolineatus my preference is for strigatus because of the shape of the dosal white line but a ventral view could help to go further.
I don't have a key neither but I saw identification "clues" for T. flavolineatus (abstracts from Villiers) on a French forum (sorry for the translation):
- Four black dots on each abdominal segment
- black stigmate
- Pronotum with protuberant "lines"
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Super, wonderful shades and great focus

Beautiful shot, bravo!

With the pattern of dots on elytras and their apex, this is may be a species part of Glenea genus.

yes, several experiments carried out, such as https://www.livescience.com/8035-slime-mold-beats-humans-perfecting-traffic-networks.html