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Biologist, tropical greenhouse Fitness House Group of Companies (Russia, Saint Petersburg) has an opening for a biologist to keep a tropical greenhouse. Duties include care for greenhouse butterflies and plants, leading excursions for visitors, maintaining the microclimate. The position is offered to Saint Petersburg residents only. Full- or part-time (as agreed) 11 am — 8 pm 5-day work ...
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Or here, for example, pius, according to the link you provided http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxonimage/id128935/, does not visually differ from typhon, especially since someone, the user Jiří Mička, identified this pius by the female(female in the photo), while a more or less satisfactory definition is made by males. And it is easy to make a mistake, because first, the definition is partly based ...
Well, except for the full life of Twitter, the site appeared the mark - a very convenient and useful thing. You can see them in the right hand side of the community, just under the block "Fresh blog", and, of course, at the end of the text on the page publication. This list shows only part of the label, randomized.Later, there is a separate page with a complete alphabetical list of labels. In ...
Now we've got tweet button in the upper right corner of the site.
Necydalis sachalinensisAugust 16, 1998North. Primorye region
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Sorry, I moved the topic here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=350711&st=100This post was edited by VaV-04.08.2012 22: 41
Don't mislead the questioner. Scoops of the genus Calyptra can drink blood. As a rule, warm-blooded animals. If you offer them your hand and ask them very much, they will drink yours as well. But there are only three species in Russia, two of which are only in the Far East, and only C. thalictri is found in Siberia and Europe. parts of the Russian Federation. All three species were present during ...
At least, genus is the same )
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Whoa, such a rarity, turns out we've got only one photo of this here by today, which was besides from abroad. Moved.
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Moved. Olga, please object if you reckon otherwise.
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Doleschallia bisaltide, Doleschallia bisaltide... Who should add the species, huh?) Moved.
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A video from the Smithsonian Institution on how to wash and dry small and large insects of different species using fractionator. This might be useful for preparing insects caught in Malaise traps and pan traps. Subtitles added (the CC button).
Good time! I collect information on the range boundaries of the Broad Finfish in Russia. I am also interested in its environmental status in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. I collect information to provide a clear picture of the global range and status of the species. We are particularly interested in the borders of the eastern and southern directions. Thanks!
grieving
Too bad! a good man left!We corresponded with Nikolai for more than a year. I often advised him on the website "butterflies of East Kazakhstan" (a good project was emerging). The man was enthusiastic and inquisitive.We grieve.
Jaws (1975).
The end of August is not the best time to catch them, although Tetratomidae (if you take shade lovers in a broad sense) can get caught... In St. Petersburg, you need to look for imagozyming beetles: weevils, leaf beetles, bark beetles, ground beetles, and so on...It's all very stretched out here usually, so I wouldn't be surprised.. Orchesia undulata was collected in Peterhof just in the last ...
Fellow sufferers: 22.07.2012 g. he missed the gynandromorph and also Argynnis paphia (one half is gray, and the other is red) Therefore, I understand and sympathize.Still catch))) Still from time to time they meet. Good luck!
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Right:). All the rest occur to spot Amphipyra pyramidea whilst berbera is a rare thing.
I'm sorry, it's an approximate body length. Also, thanks for the assistance with identification.
This is an email to remind you that in just over a year, I'll be hosting ISEPEP5, the Fifth International Symposium on the Environmental Physiology of Ectotherms and Plants here at Western University, in London, Ontario, Canada. More information is now available on the ISEPEP5 web page: http://www.uwo.ca/biology/ISEPEP5/.In addition, to help my planning, I would really appreciate it if you could ...
Moved. Dmitry, also please check out the undersides uploaded lately...
America is ahead of the rest, again.
The issue of the substitution synonyms with the very taxon names now fixed.
Few days ago the post was updated with photos.
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