Notodontidae (more than 500 photos!)

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04.09.2007 9:40, guest: гость

My modest corrections on specific names:

- Furcula furcula sangaica (Moore, 1877) (=lanigera Butler, 1877) - considered a subspecies of
furcula - Cerura erminea candida (Staudinger, 1892) - (listed as Cerura_menciana-there is no such species in the fauna of Russia, at least not officially listed. In my opinion, the normal female erminea)
- Notodonta jankowskii Oberthür, 1879 (listed as Peridea jankowskii, now in the genus Notodonta - in Chistyakov's definition of insects of DV, we will assume an inaccuracy)
- Furcula bicuspis (Borkhausen, 1790) (=infumata Staudinger, 1887) - is combined with the species Furcula bicuspis, which it doesn't even seem to be divided into subspecies.

Thank you for the selection!!!

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05.09.2007 9:24, svm2

It's a pity if you don't start making a catalog from there.
The algorithm can be as
follows: the curator determines the current classification( with the involvement of specialists for this group, if possible)
. Then the catalog is laid out, following the model of the German forum, only with a modification

for example:

Family NOTODONTIDAE

Subfamily Pygaerinae

-........................ ........ .................... ......... male-female - in nature - (something else)
-

-Clostera pigra (HUFNAGEL, 1766) URL #3 - URL# - URL#-

if you don't have your own photos, you can specify an external link.For example, photos in nature plumigera are good in the German
lepiforum Photo requirements and which ones to place are determined by the curator(or with the consultants he will attract)

Problem with image database security

This post was edited by svm2 - 06.09.2007 11: 30

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05.09.2007 14:49, Pavel Morozov

It's a pity if you don't start making a catalog from there.
The algorithm can be as
follows: the curator determines the current classification( with the involvement of specialists for this group, if possible)
. Then the catalog is laid out, following the model of the German forum, only with a modification

for example:

Family NOTODONTIDAE

Subfamily Pygaerinae

- ........................ ........ .................... male-female - in nature - (something else)
-

-Clostera pigra (HUFNAGEL, 1766) URL# - URL# - URL#-
if you don't have your own photos, you can specify an external link.For example, photos in nature plumigera are good in the German
lepiforum Photo requirements and which ones to place are determined by the curator(or with the consultants he will attract)

Problem with image database security

The idea is correct.
I'll have to work on it. One requirement has already been formed - it is good if you post your own photos of participants, both from nature and collections. Photos of caterpillars are also welcome. The main thing is that the photos are original, and not from other sites.