Announcements of new literature

An article has been published describing a new Catocala species caught in Primorye:
HUGO L. KONS JR. ROBERT J. BORTH & AIDAS SALDAITIS - A new species of Catocala Schrank, 1802 (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)from Primorsky Krai, Russia - Zootaxa 4105 (4): 389–399.

I can send the full version of the article to your email address upon request.

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Oh, the fourth volume of Bugs of the British Isles is out!



http://www.pemberleybooks.com/product/beet...lionidae/27105/

And it contains the best of the elephant beetles!
We are waiting for the second and third (in the second there will be staphylinids, of which there are more in Britain than elephants, aha =)

I got it today - I'm happy with azhnimagu!

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 05/21/2016 17: 01

Friends, colleagues and comrades, on Alibi, put up for sale a unique book about the entomologist Chetverikov - for the first time an extremely interesting correspondence between him and various entomologists was published. I bought a copy for myself a long time ago and occasionally reread it. There is even a partial species composition of some lepidoptera in the letters... You can try to bring down the price, of course... The print run is surprisingly small for such an interesting publication.

Sergey Sergeyevich Chetverikov. Documents for the biography. Unpublished works. Correspondence and memories (Series Nauchnoe nasledstvo; Vol. 28) M Nauka 2002. 641s. Hardcover Encyclopedia format
(Seller: BS-wmg06, Moscow.) Price 3000 rubles. Buy
a print run of 350 copies.
Condition: Excellent

http://pdf-knigi.com/1218/349851/Sergei_Se...etverikov._.pdf NB: only read online

By the way, who-thread knows how to upload from thissimilar site?
VK docks there is a lot of modern and up-to-date literature in the form of a link in a PDF sending to this site. By the way, I will repeat - a reliable repository for old and other books, which copywriters do not graze. And if you search in djvu , then there is no slag - just the essence. If the user is banned, it returns an error, then you should add the document to yourself and then download it.

This post was edited by CosMosk - 06/18/2016 02: 47

Coming soon:

August 25 marked the 70th anniversary of the head of the Entomology Laboratory of the BPI FEB RAS A. S. Leley. Friends and colleagues, in addition to the warmest congratulations and wishes to the hero of the day, timed the publication of a special issue of the Eurasian Entomological Journal to coincide with this event. 60 authors from the USA, South Africa, Germany, Japan, France, Italy, China, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Krasnodar, Petrozavodsk, Cheboksary, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok and Komsomolsk-on-Amur)participated in the preparation of this publication.
Together, they have prepared 39 articles that describe them as new to science: 1 family, 1 subfamily, 1 genus, 1 subgenus, and 35 insect species from 6 orders. Of these, 30 new taxa from Argentina, Ecuador, the United Arab Emirates, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei, Malaysia, Japan, Mongolia, Korea, Montenegro, Kazakhstan, and Russia are named after our hero of the day.

Link to the pdf file of the entire issue (I couldn't attach the file to this file)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ymh1aov0iogldxy/E...l.%201.pdf?dl=0

Does anyone know what kind of book it is???

Ivanov S. Exotic butterflies
, Bely Gorod Publ., 2016, 66 p., color Fig. Cover in encyclopedic format.
The book of the famous German entomologist Eugenius Johann Christoph Esper (1742-1810) on butterflies was one of the first sensational publications on this topic. Now it is presented to the Russian reader. The publication is based on the latest discoveries in the field of entomology.

This post was edited by Penzyak - 06.09.2016 11: 12

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Already on the forum somewhere they wrote about it, this is more for lovers of painting-miniatures to entomological literature can be attributed with difficulty to the translation of a book two hundred years ago with the same illustrations. The quality of the illustrations is lower than that of the original.

And what does this have to do with a certain S. Ivanov-if the book was written and published by an Esper???

And what does this have to do with a certain S. Ivanov-if the book was written and published by an Esper???

So also 200 years ago it was in German, and translate, and add "taking into account the latest discoveries in the field of entomology"

New book on Lepidoptera

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New book on Lepidoptera

Thanks! How can I order to Russia???

Eteri Akakievna Didmanidze's book "Motes of Georgia and neighboring countries of the Caucasus", 400 pages, was published in Russian at the Museum of Georgia in Tbilisi., 2016
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Who knows more about this book?

I want both books.

from FB:

Dear colleagues,
Please share the following information with your entomologist colleagues below:
Eteri Akakievna Didmanidze's 400-page book "Motes of Georgia and the Neighboring Countries of the Caucasus" has been published in Russian at the Museum of Georgia in Tbilisi
.
Georgian National Museum, Simon Janashia Museum (offis), Purtseladze str.3, Tbilisi, 0105, Georgia.
The book itself costs 18 lari (something like $ 7.7).
Shipping outside Georgia costs $ 25. The museum sends it out. Personally, if someone is already in Georgia, you can buy it in the Museum's office.
You can send an e-mail to the director, Academician David Lortkipanidze. David Lortkipanidze, General director of the Georgian National Museum. Address: info@museum.ge
Officially by following the link http://museum.ge/index.php?lang_id=ENG&sec_id=86 You can write a letter to the museum administration at the following E-mail address: info@museum.ge .
Phone numbers-Tel: +(995 32) 299 80 22
Fax: +(995 32) 298 21 33
Write better in English, but you can also write in Russian.
If you have any questions, please contact Eteri Akakievna Eteri Didmanidze <lepidopterology@mail.ru>

That's what I understand - a godsend:
http://nl.pensoft.net/articles.php?id=9882

Yes, this is cool! And Catapterix crimaea was recently found here in France: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/30...hopteroctetidae

Here is a direct link without the original first page: http://r.a.r.e.free.fr/Catapterix%20crimae...en%20France.pdf

It's easy to remove, but it's still a hemorrhoid...

from FB:

Dear colleagues,
Please share the following information with your entomologist colleagues below:
Eteri Akakievna Didmanidze's 400-page book "Motes of Georgia and the Neighboring Countries of the Caucasus" has been published in Russian at the Museum of Georgia in Tbilisi
.
Georgian National Museum, Simon Janashia Museum (offis), Purtseladze str.3, Tbilisi, 0105, Georgia.
The book itself costs 18 lari (something like $ 7.7).
Shipping outside Georgia costs $ 25. The museum sends it out. Personally, if someone is already in Georgia, you can buy it in the Museum's office.
You can send an e-mail to the director, Academician David Lortkipanidze. David Lortkipanidze, General director of the Georgian National Museum. Address: info@museum.ge
Officially by following the link http://museum.ge/index.php?lang_id=ENG&sec_id=86 You can write a letter to the museum administration at the following E-mail address: info@museum.ge .
Phone numbers-Tel: +(995 32) 299 80 22
Fax: +(995 32) 298 21 33
Write better in English, but you can also write in Russian.
If you have any questions, please contact Eteri Akakievna Eteri Didmanidze <lepidopterology@mail.ru>

I once saw the book "Bumblebees of the Caucasus"in the Museum of Georgia. Immediately lit up to buy, but... as I was told, the author does not sell it so that no one could steal its data (?!) Judging by the fact that the collection of the Caucasian Museum was shown to me from afar, before that even a pencil was selected, so that I would not write anything down (there is nothing to say about the camera), at that time such moods were in order things.
And about Eteri Akakievna - the most pleasant memories, as well as in general about that trip.

Annotated catalogue of insects of the Russian Far East. Volume II. Lepidoptera –
Lepidoptera. Vladivostok: Dalnauka Publ., 2016, 812 p. ISBN 978-5-8044-1576-2

The second book of the 5-volume series is devoted to one of the largest orders of insects – lepidoptera, which includes 4,871 species from 1,609 genera and 85 families in the Russian Far East. General information about the diversity of the order in the Far East, the system, food plants of caterpillars, and the economic significance of butterflies are given. Sections for each family include a brief description and an annotated catalog of genera and species recorded in the Russian Far East. For each included genus, the type species, synonyms and brief characteristics, and information about the number of species are given. Information on the included species contains synonyms, forage plants on which the caterpillars develop, and distribution (by regions of the Far East, in Russia, and in general). An extensive bibliography provides a documentary basis for the taxa included in the catalog. The book ends with an index of Latin names of lepidoptera included in this volume. Bibl. 2284, fig. 4 schematic maps.

Cost of 1 copy. books including shipping across Russia - 1000 rubles
For purchase questions, please contact - proshchalikin@biosoil.ru

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from FB:

Dear colleagues,
Please share the following information with your entomologist colleagues below:
Eteri Akakievna Didmanidze's 400-page book "Motes of Georgia and the Neighboring Countries of the Caucasus" has been published in Russian at the Museum of Georgia in Tbilisi
.
Georgian National Museum, Simon Janashia Museum (offis), Purtseladze str.3, Tbilisi, 0105, Georgia.
The book itself costs 18 lari (something like $ 7.7).
Shipping outside Georgia costs $ 25. The museum sends it out. Personally, if someone is already in Georgia, you can buy it in the Museum's office.
You can send an e-mail to the director, Academician David Lortkipanidze. David Lortkipanidze, General director of the Georgian National Museum. Address: info@museum.ge
Officially by following the link http://museum.ge/index.php?lang_id=ENG&sec_id=86 You can write a letter to the museum administration at the following E-mail address: info@museum.ge .
Phone numbers-Tel: +(995 32) 299 80 22
Fax: +(995 32) 298 21 33
Write better in English, but you can also write in Russian.
If you have any questions, please contact Eteri Akakievna Eteri Didmanidze <lepidopterology@mail.ru>

At least SOMEONE answered from these addresses?

At least SOMEONE answered from these addresses?

Did anyone apply? Who needs this reissue of an old book that is available in Soviet scientific libraries? In addition, this fauna is recorded and mapped correctly in European reports.

The Noctuoid moths of Kyrgyzstan
S. Korb
A. Matov
I. Pliushch
Z. Klyuchko
A. Poltavsky

Pre-orders are now available.
230 pages, 18 color tables.
The price is 60 euros, excluding postage and packaging.
Contact me by email (stanislavkorb(d) list (m)ru)

Publication date: January 2017

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Books for sale:
Tshikolovets V., Gorbunov P., Kosterin O., Yakovlev R. 2016. Butterflies of Kazakhstan. Price with shipment in Russia = 155 Rubles. The price of the book in the Czech Republic is 129 E, but he bought part of the circulation and it turns out that the transfer to the Russian Federation, the transfer of funds to the Czech Republic that's dripped. I don't think buying directly from the Czech Republic is cheaper. I'll have the books in a week.
Didmanidze E. A. Motes of Georgia and neighboring countries. Price with shipment in Russia = 55 e.
Yakovlev R. V. System and zoogeography of woodworms (Lepidoptera, Cossidae) The Old World. Price with shipment in Russia = 25 Rubles.
Orders in the personal account.

This post was edited by Yakovlev - 02.11.2016 16: 20

Book
The Noctuoid moths of Kyrgyzstan
published
Authors: A. Y. Matov, I. G. Plyushch, Z. F. Klyuchko, A. N. Poltavsky and your humble servant.

230 pages, for each species - distribution map in Kyrgyzstan, data on the original description, links for Kyrgyzstan, type location, ecology, material used.

The book has 18 colored tables.
Printed on coated paper, quite heavy (slightly less than a kilogram). A4 format, hardcover.

At the moment, the book is the most complete source on the scooplike lepidoptera of Kyrgyzstan (69 species are listed for this territory for the first time). Several lectotypes are identified. The scoopback lepidopteran fauna of the country has been mapped as fully as possible; geographical coordinates are provided for all localities, and for many localities they are accurate to seconds. The color tables show species that are difficult to find online; approximately half of the butterflies depicted are typical specimens.

Book price: 60 euros (rubles are also accepted for payment), excluding postage and packaging costs.

If you have any questions about the purchase, please send me an email: grappa (dog) list (dot)ru. Please note that I will not respond in PM on the forum, and I will not accept orders in PM either, as this is inconvenient.

Sincerely
Stanislav

I came across this recent article with a description of the new Russian epiplemid (!!!!!), decided to post it here and at the same time ask you to look at your collections - suddenly someone has this extremely interesting view of the Far East in their collections. Because it is strange that it is in one copy; it would be nice to clarify and expand its range.

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I came across this recent article with a description of the new Russian epiplemid (!!!!!), decided to post it here and at the same time ask you to look at your collections - suddenly someone has this extremely interesting view of the Far East in their collections. Because it is strange that it is in one copy; it would be nice to clarify and expand its range.

and he is no longer in one)) Sergey Sinev showed me this view in Zina in the fall. This year he collected two more copies, but the description was already out by that time))

This post was edited by Konung - 30.01.2017 18: 33

Dear colleagues,

as a continuation of the series started by V. V. Zolotukhin's monograph "Cocoonworms (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae) of the fauna of Russia and adjacent territories", the book was recently published

"Leafhoppers of the tribe Olethreutini (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae: Olethreutinae) of the fauna of Russia".

Diagnoses, distribution maps, and photos of genitalia for 138 species are provided.
328 p., 5 color tables with photos of imago.

Cost of 1 copy. with forwarding - 1000 rubles.
For purchase questions, please contact svetlana.ned@gmail.com

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Dear colleagues,

as a continuation of the series started by V. V. Zolotukhin's monograph "Cocoonworms (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae) of the fauna of Russia and adjacent territories", the book was recently published

"Leafhoppers of the tribe Olethreutini (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae: Olethreutinae) of the fauna of Russia".

Diagnoses, distribution maps, and photos of genitalia for 138 species are provided.
328 p., 5 color tables with photos of imago.

Cost of 1 copy. with forwarding - 1000 rubles.
For purchase questions, please contact svetlana.ned@gmail.com

Good news! I'll order it one of these days.

A. circumflexana is found in the Omsk region, so it is probably spread much wider to the west than "from Novosibirsk"

Vadim, we are looking forward to your new book on the lepidoptera of the Volga-Urals. Will it be a series of books? When can I buy it in Russia???

Dear colleagues,

as a continuation of the series started by V. V. Zolotukhin's monograph "Cocoonworms (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae) of the fauna of Russia and adjacent territories", the book was recently published

"Leafhoppers of the tribe Olethreutini (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae: Olethreutinae) of the fauna of Russia".

Diagnoses, distribution maps, and photos of genitalia for 138 species are provided.
328 p., 5 color tables with photos of imago.

Cost of 1 copy. with forwarding - 1000 rubles.
For purchase questions, please contact svetlana.ned@gmail.com

will this book be at the March fair?

Ladies and gentlemen,
In the "Truth" appeared some contradictory information about the publication of a long-announced book by Nikitsky about the beetles of the Moscow region. Confusingly, it was first announced in one German (!???) a publishing house, and then - in another, already Russian-German...which is known only as the" publisher " of pseudo-books on compact discs. As such, this publisher can only print books on individual orders, which makes their cost comparable to the weight of gold. Does this mean that this, undoubtedly, very significant work, if it is published, will only be a few copies in circulation?
Has anyone seen this book and what libraries did it go to?

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It might be interesting:


Determinant of insects in the South of Russia. Training manual. a team of authors. Rostov-on-Don, Publishing House "Foundation". 2016. - 1050 p. The estimated cost is about 4 thousand rubles.

Contact address:
Konstantin Sergeyevich Artokhin: artohin@mail.ru

The only link to this work was found on the Internet:

Benkovsky A. O. Family of leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae) / / in the book Determinant of insects of the South of Russia. Training manual. Volume 1. Collective of authors. Compiled by K. S. Artokhin. Rostov-on-Don, Publishing House "Foundation". 2014. - 866 p.

It is not clear that this book is also in several volumes? Where is the book's photo and abstract?

The first search results for Nikitsky's book.
I wrote him a respectful letter asking him to sell the book. No response yet.
The book is not available on the website of the CD publisher - although it should be, it was published in 16, and already 17.
The libraries of the Zoological Museum of Moscow State University (the main place of Nikitsky's coleopterological work!), TSNSHB and MOIP have not yet received the book. Especially in ZIN.
There is a report that the book was recently demonstrated by Nikitsky at the Department of Entomology of Moscow State University. At the same time, prof. Zhantiev, who is written there as a reviewer, was frankly surprised that he is a reviewer there.
These are the pies.
And how to work with such manuscripts?

The work is not new, but it is interesting, useful and rare:

Dyakonov A.M. Lepidoptera (Macrolepidoptera) Leningrad region. - Tr. Leningr. islands of Natural Scientists, Moscow, 1968, vol. 74, issue 4, pp. 1-116.

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Matov sent this to you for your personal use, didn't he? Why did you put this on the forum?

Andrey, I was not aware that this is so valuable an article.
Thank you very much, if I owe you something for scanning, please write to me in PM.
Sincerely yours, Chairman of the Penza branch of REO Polumordvinov O. A.

PS The most interesting thing is that I recently demolished the system and I do not know if I was able to download this work... I will wait for the Univer's PC specialist.

Happy New Year to all of you! Spring, however, has warmed up...

write to me in PM.

Compose.

faunists-conspiracy theorists have been storing these sacred data for half a century, they should never fall into the "wrong" hands, although there are five people interested in the country