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Approve, the very X.vetusta can have such bright red spiracles alongside the black-white lateral line.
colleagues responded:Dear colleagues,More than a year ago, E. G. Mozolevskaya and I sent Joan a solid selection of meta-material from European and Asian Russia, with the hope of receiving sequences. Alas, this hope remained.Together with the Institute of Genetics and Breeding of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, my laboratory is studying the molecular and genetic ...
Lately one using Lepidoptera.pro catalog could choose whether this feature parameter or that, like "red" color or "yellow". Now it's possible to choose one parameter as well as both altogether, like "red" or "yellow", or "red AND yellow". Thus, search's getting more flexible, and easier for dummies who now might prefer catalog to the image gallery for identifying.
Hello! The other day, walking through the forest, I met about 3 species of weevils (judging by the color). I am interested in whether they can somehow be determined by their appearance (morphologically) or whether you need to pick at the genitals? Well, and accordingly - according to what literature to determine?How many (approximately) species can occur in central Russia? We, in Mordovia, have ...
Awesome! This year I'm also going to catch some night butterflies to UV mercury-vapor or mercury-vapor lamps for make shots.
the sex of an individual is formed at the stage of fertilization. Accordingly, the eggs already have a certain sex.
Lepidoptera.ru launched the English version, Lepidoptera.pro. Although there is just a part that's translated from Russian to English, anyway since now foreign speaking folks can get in touch with Lepidoptera. Also, the English version is supported with English names of butterflies/moths, instead of Russian ones. If you somehow notice bugs or have troubles using Lepidoptera.pro, please, e-mail us ...