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So the first article in zookeys was published. hooray

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Can I also offer you something forumchan?

Can I also offer you something forumchan?

The article mentions the preparation of a catalog of the lepidoptera of Mongolia. What is this catalog, when will it be released, and who are its authors?

The article mentions the preparation of a catalog of the lepidoptera of Mongolia. What is this catalog, when will it be released, and who are its authors?

I am the author of the proposed Catalog of Butterflies of Mongolia (higher lepidoptera other than toadstools and moths). He worked intermittently in Mongolia from 1983 to 2008. He traveled the length and breadth of the country as the head of the Entomological Unit of the SRMKBE RAS and ASM. In the squad took assistants in the amount of 5-7 people. They caught everything day and night. I'm currently processing the collected material. Some groups are already ready, but for some-a complete blockage! The catalog will be the final publication on the butterflies of Mongolia. Before the Catalog, 2 books and a series of articles will be published. The first one is almost ready. It's about the moths of Mongolia. Full-color version. I make the layout myself. The KMC will publish it. Here are some pies!

Can I also offer you something forumchan?

Dear Author,
on behalf of the Academizdattsentr Nauka, we send
out prints in electronic form. The file attached to this email
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That's exactly why I don't post here a pdf of my articles from the Zoological Journal. Because the publisher forbids you to do this . I hope the publisher's punishment doesn't affect you.

Dear Author,
on behalf of the Academizdattsentr Nauka, we send
out prints in electronic form. The file attached to this email
is a print of your article in PDF format. You can read it
using the free Acrobat Reader program,
which can be downloaded over the Internet.:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.
The electronic version you receive can
only be used for your personal research needs: lectures,
discussions, further developments, etc. However, a link to the publication is required. All requests from third parties to use your
work should be directed to the publisher (secret@naukaran.ru).
Please also note that we do not accept corrections, as the article sent to you has already passed all production cycles and
has been submitted to the printing house for printing.
If necessary, you can contact the
relevant editorial office with a request to publish the "Amendment".

That's exactly why I don't post here a pdf of my articles from the Zoological Journal. Because the publisher forbids you to do this . I hope the publisher's punishment doesn't affect you.

I will hope for

But nothing prevents you from unpacking this PDF from the publisher, then scanning it again and making your" own " PDF.
And your conscience will be clear.

A dubious loophole... If you use it, then just in case of fire, it's better to redo at least some difference in the DJVU format!

I think it's all because of greed! Yes, and it's stupid in our time. In the end, I, as the author, can print out this pdf and send it to anyone who asks for it. I can also send you the print that they agreed to give me. I can also make a new pdf from my edited manuscript. I can take a photo of my article in our library and send it to everyone in jpg format. In addition, anyone can go to the library and read/copy this article. In other words, there is no limit to the ways to spread knowledge to the masses!

At the moment, a similar illustrated book on Mongolia is being prepared by comrades from Hungary. I am sure that the parallel publication of such books is very important, since Mongolia is home to a fair number of controversial taxa-even in such popular groups as hawk moth, diaries. I am sure that the preparation of these works will allow us to deal with a number of complex issues. Moreover, there is already one version available for daytime use

This post was edited by Yakovlev - 15.08.2011 05: 03

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I am the author of the proposed Catalog of butterflies of Mongolia (higher lepidoptera other than toadstools and moths)....

At the moment, a similar illustrated book on Mongolia is being prepared by comrades from Hungary. ...

As an insider, I would like to inform you that Hungarian friends are preparing several books on "toadstools" at once, one of which will be devoted to the fauna of Mongolia. I've also heard about the idea of making a book on Mongolian moth, but I don't know the details.

As an insider, I would like to inform you that Hungarian friends are preparing several books on "toadstools" at once, one of which will be devoted to the fauna of Mongolia. I've also heard about the idea of making a book on Mongolian moth, but I don't know the details.

A very long time ago, Igor Kostyuk (Kiev) said that detailed work on the moth of Mongolia is almost ready. Having a very high interest in this country and considering it the most promising territory in the Eastern Palearctic, I try to track everything that concerns Mongolia. I myself was on 9 large (month) trips to only Z. Mongolia is a wonder - we roam terra incognita. All to Mongolia. See the photo on "Fishing Reports" - and you will go there. But no parnassius, colias-forget about this birth...

A very long time ago, Igor Kostyuk (Kiev) said that detailed work on the moth of Mongolia is almost ready. Having a very high interest in this country and considering it the most promising territory in the Eastern Palearctic, I try to track everything that concerns Mongolia. I myself was on 9 large (month) trips to only Z. Mongolia is a wonder - we roam terra incognita. All to Mongolia. See the photo on "Fishing Reports" - and you will go there. But no parnassius, colias-forget about this birth...

Rum, and whether entomological life glimmers in Ulaanbaatar or where is the thread in which ulus? Just wondering if you know.

life glimmers. Even on the butterflies of Hangai, a Mongolian woman defended her dissertation in Heidelberg. Some work is underway, and there is a specialist who is constantly working in Korea. Deals with beetles. By the way, he is the head of the Department of Zoology in Ulaanbaatar. If you have any specific questions, write to me and I'll give you the coordinates.

I think it's all because of greed! Yes, and it's stupid in our time. In the end, I, as the author, can print out this pdf and send it to anyone who asks for it. I can also send you the print that they agreed to give me. I can also make a new pdf from my edited manuscript. I can take a photo of my article in our library and send it to everyone in jpg format. In addition, anyone can go to the library and read/copy this article. In other words, there is no limit to the ways to spread knowledge to the masses!

Ouch, Oleg! How nice to hear you say that! Hi, by the way.

3 new articles

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another short article

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another short article

Roman, bayansulu or bayansuluae? (ICZN, Appendix 3 to the Russian Translation, III, 18)

bayansulu
does not believe that it is necessary to give names in the genitive case. Moreover, the editors of the Note (a very good magazine) did not object in any way

bayansulu
does not believe that it is necessary to give names in the genitive case. Moreover, the editors of the Note (a very good magazine) did not object in any way

I was referring to the origin of the name from a female name

upd but I understand the meaning

This post was edited by Pirx - 25.11.2011 10: 42

Colleagues, check out the new publication - it may be interesting

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The next issue of ZIN's Works has been published.

http://www.zin.ru/journals/trudyzin/contents.html#

freshstuff.

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I also have some fresh work to do:



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The list is admittedly impressive, especially over the last couple of years. And if you take into account that entomology is not the main work for the author that brings PO, then it is doubly impressive.

Dear colleagues! At the end of last year, A. H. Saulich and I published an article:

Saulich A. Kh., Musolin D. L., 2011. Diapause in the seasonal cycle of scutellates (Heteroptera, Pentatomidae) of the temperate zone. Entomological Review, vol. 90 (4): 740-774.

After a futile attempt to get a PDF file of the Russian version of the article, we had to scan it ourselves. The scan (large enough - 25 Mb) is available here: http://files.mail.ru/C97U0C or by request to my email address.

Translated into English by Musolin D. L. & Saulich A.Kh., 2011. Diapause in the seasonal cycle of stink beetles (Heteroptera, Pentatomidae) from the Temperature Zone. Entomological Review. 2012. Vol. 92 (1): 1–26.

available here: <http://www.springerlink.com/content/r4l43521376v6g57/> or by request to my email [pdf: 794 Kb]

The app contains a complete list of my works. I will be happy to send you any other pdf files.

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My new article. One year of operation in total.

Pekarsky O (2012) Two new species of Pseudohadena Alpheraky, 1889 from Kazakhstan (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Xyleninae). ZooKeys 187: 9–34. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.187.2661

http://www.pensoft.net/journal_home_page.p...&Image100_y=10&

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My new article. One year of operation in total.

is there any way to download a pdf from there?

Just published:
Lvovsky A. L., Knyazev S. A. 2012. Moth-like lepidoptera (Microlepidoptera) Omsk region. Report 1. Families Ethmiidae, Cryptolechiidae, Depressariidae, Chimabachidae, Oecophoridae, Autostichidae. // Amur Zoological Journal. IV (1), 2012, pp. 26-30.
link to the pdf file: http://omflies.narod.ru/Publications/Lvovs...lepidoptera.pdf

My new article has been published.

Pekarsky O (2012) Taxonomic overview of Polymixis serpentina (Treitschke, 1825) species-group, with the description of a new species (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Xyleninae). ZooKeys 201: 15–26. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.201.3035

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Thanks to Viktor Gashtarov for providing the research material.

I purchased a pdf of my recent article:

Musolin D. L., Saulich A. Kh., 2012. Insect responses to modern
climate change: from physiology and behavior to shifting habitats.
Entomological Review, vol. 91 (1): 3-35. [pdf: 602 Kb]
http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=17713090

and I will be happy to share it if someone is interested in it.

There is also a journal PDF of an earlier article:
Saulich A. Kh., Musolin D. L., 2011. Diapause in the seasonal cycle
of scutellates (Heteroptera, Pentatomidae) of the temperate zone. Entomological
Review, vol. 90 (4): 740-774. [pdf: 900 Kb]
http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=17103009

(previously, I sent out a self-made large file)

A translation of this article into English is also available: Musolin D. L. &
Saulich A.Kh., 2011. Diapause in the seasonal cycle of stink beetles
(Heteroptera, Pentatomidae) from the Temperature Zone. Entomological
Review. 2012. Vol. 92 (1): 1-26. [pdf: 794 Kb]
<http://www.springerlink.com/content/r4l43521376v6g57/>]

I will be happy to share it with everyone.

Dear colleagues! You may be interested in my new publications.

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Let's add another one

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This year, among other things, I had a great opportunity to take part in a joint work on dipper.

Saldaitis A, Ivinskis P, Witt T, Pekarsky O (2012) Review of the Eospilarctia yuennanica group (Lepidoptera,
Erebidae, Arctiinae) from the Indo – Himalayan region, with description of two new species and one subspecies. ZooKeys
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This year, among other things, I had a great opportunity to take part in a joint work on dipper.

Saldaitis A, Ivinskis P, Witt T, Pekarsky O (2012) Review of the Eospilarctia yuennanica group (Lepidoptera,
Erebidae, Arctiinae) from the Indo – Himalayan region, with description of two new species and one subspecies. ZooKeys
204: 57–70. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.204.3056




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beautiful work

Two new publications on Palearctic Callophrys:

Krupitsky A., Devyatkin A. (2012) Taxonomic studies on the Callophrys suaveola Staudinger, 1881 - species group (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae): a new species from South Iran // Atalanta 43 (1/2): 149-150



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Krupitsky A., Pljushtch I., Pak O. (2012) Taxonomic studies on the Callophrys suaveola Staudinger, 1881 - species group (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae): a new species from Central Afghanistan // Atalanta 43 (1/2):145-148



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The article on C. kermanica is the last publication of the late Alexey Levanovich Devyatkin, which he never saw...

This post was edited by lepidopterolog - 08/19/2012 21: 04

Congratulations, Anatoly. Excellent publications .
Did Ulf send you your personal data?