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Bioethics in entomology

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13.03.2007 23:15, RippeR

I suggest that the title of the topic will add as a subtitle- "what are the origins of this nonsense". As in the next topic about KK lol.gif

13.03.2007 23:35, omar

RippeR -2 frown.gif

14.03.2007 3:34, RippeR

EEEEEEEEE!!! You are dismissed lol.gif

14.03.2007 9:25, omar

Not yet... cool.gif

14.03.2007 11:20, KDG

It's a bad idea, but it's not a sin. The church deals with sin issues, not entomology...
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08.10.2007 19:24, taler

Yes, butterflies are just great!But also striking is the number of this mass grave(and indeed-not only relatives in the family, but also brothers and sisters).Why dozens of them?Places are a pity, and mother nature....
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08.10.2007 19:26, AntSkr

Or maybe they were caught in different years... Or series for the museum, etc.

08.10.2007 19:29, taler

No, Morozzz, you can't be so equal.I will not hide,I also catch a lot.But I don't display everything.3-4 copies,the rest is for exchange.

08.10.2007 19:31, taler

AntSkr:if I was sure that for the museum lol.gif

08.10.2007 19:34, AntSkr

Or for sale... I myself collect series by individual families (and subfamilies) that are more interesting, as well as rare species... Recently, P. plumigera caught 12 pieces in a collection. It is especially interesting to put changeable species in the series.

08.10.2007 20:01, taler

Changeable-yes!But what I saw was dozens of twins and clones.The straightened material is also not available for sale.Okay, what am I doing?!A personal matter for everyone.But don't teach young people anything bad!!! moderator.gif
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08.10.2007 20:18, Pavel Morozov

Changeable-yes!But what I saw was dozens of twins and clones.The straightened material is also not available for sale.Okay, what am I doing?!A personal matter for everyone.But don't teach young people anything bad!!! moderator.gif

That's what I thought earlier, too. I collected two or three butterflies from each species. Such a system is not very suitable for studying, say, twin species.
I have seen quite large domestic private meetings, where everything is arranged in dozens and hundreds.
But also the smallest (and correctly designed) collection is a scientific work.
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08.10.2007 21:27, taler

This bazaar must be moved somewhere else, so as not to spoil such a cool topic.The moderator will sort it out.
Morozzz, I can't agree more.To study,really 3-4 is not enough.I was in this position myself.Yes, and for a new species-a subspecies is not enough.But how many of us are engaged in studying?!A survey on the topic "who collects butterflies and why", I think, gave the answer.

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