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I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
Initial identification by Juergen Peters: "male Phasia hemiptera of the more femalish obscura-Form."
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
I move photos without species identification to upperspecies taxa, so that it would be easier for specialists to search for them and identificate the species.
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Information from the 2016 catalog: The taxa L. marginata and L. opis differ in stable features both in the structure of the genitals of both sexes and in the characteristics of the wing pattern. There is no morphological "transition" between them in Sib. Lomaspilis opis Butler, 1878, stat. resurr., bona sp., is an independent species distributed in Asia. At the subspecific level, we maintain the ...
In the catalog of 2016 it is written: Heydemann described the taxon nigrita in the erroneous status of the subspecies Lomaspilis opis nigrita Heydemann, 1936, not finding obvious structural differences from opis in the genitals and not taking into account the fact of sympatry of opis and nigrita in the Russian DV (in his publication a typical male nigrita from "Ussuri" is illustrated). The ...
Please, specify at least order when you upload photos with indefinite species, so the specialists could find your photo and identify the species.
Upload a photo to the website from your personal account (leave the taxon field empty), and then our users will probably be able to help you with the definition.
Earlier it was possible to select species in the catalog by general parameters only. Now we have premade selections. Our curators make and expand these selections by particular criteria. Such criteria can be for example locations (not on the level of Zoogeographical regions, countries and other big regions but level down). So, for a kickoff — Coleoptera of Lake Elton surroundings. You can find ...
The species at Catalog section are sorted by last update (not by name) — if you didn't change any default parameters.
Yandex Maps analysts kindly shared with us the results of their study on frequency of animalistic names of Russian streets. We were shared the extended results for insect’s streets names. Below is the list of mosquito (mosquitos obviously are the champions in Russian streets naming) and other insects streets with our little additions. We group the streets into insects orders and sort the orders ...
Andrey, a big request: submit corrections on the definition of photos at the pages of photos, and not at the pages of the species they illustrate.
To the request on the page https://insecta.pro/ru/taxonomy/199154: while I'm creating a taxon of this kind (based on ZIN et al.), there will be a curator of the taxon — if necessary, he will move it.
There was a problem with autosuggestions engine but it\\\'s solved now. The taxa search through all the website (including images uploading and taxa linking) is fully-functioning now. If you still have problems with autosuggestions — just press Ctrl+F5 to reload the webpage without the cash data.
If your file is less than 5 MB but you get upload error — try to make the file size even less. It\'s temporary but and we\'ll fix it but in the meantime...