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Contact Doctor of Biological Sciences Boris Vitalievich Stradomsky (bora on the forum) - this is one of the few specialists in the molecular systematics and biochemistry of insect cNA who are engaged in research in this area, and not in bare computer cladism.
In general terms, the question can be found in the book by V. A. Dogel "Zoology of invertebrates", pp. 372-374. This is a textbook for biofac students. If you take a more thorough approach, then you should keep in mind that the question is specific and the terminology there is appropriate.
Vorona, however, you argue with the classics "What is our life? Game! "
Vague genus. Didn't find references of that.
Very necessary (Radchenko, 2008) - Radchenko A. G. Zonal and zoogeographic features of the myrmecofauna (Hymenoptera, Formicidae)Ukraine: Natural Resources Almanac. Біол. науки.- Vip. 10. - Kherson, 2008. - p. 122-138.Here here archive of Almanac issues. But I didn't find Radchenko's article... By the way, there is a special topic for searching literature on the forum.
The underside of a butterfly on #11600 shot.
The underside of a #11602 butterfly.
Please tell me if butterflies will fade in a sealed box (all made of glass on silicone) filled with argon or heliumin the light?Butterflies fade from lighting (in the light) and from the environment it does not depend on my opinion. If the gas is thrice inert,it lets in light. And where did these ideas come from? High technology? What the fuck is that supposed to do?
The underside of a male on #11565 shot.
You did it right: this is the underside of a butterfly on #11574 photo.
Aborigines in Australia on holidays "drink" their "ass"!!!
Replace Procerus duponcheli for Acoptolabrus lopatini.
Aye, thanks, moved out of "undetermined".
Ok, to "identified".
Done. It's possible now to sort photos by also its angles and specimens (imago). Besides, there is a new angle type available called "supermacro" meant for super blow-ups when there is only a butterfly/moth fragment shot.
Macrothorax morbillosus cheminorum(Fabricius,1792)S-FranceVar-FrejusThis post was edited by macrothorax - 12/14/2011 18: 57 Pictures:Kopie__2____PC140007.jpg — (156.04к)
Here http://www.neuroscience.ru/showthread.php?...39188#post39188That's why I needed it. What STASRS are available in the Rostov region? Who of them works with greenhouses, so that seasonality does not affect.
Leave it like this. That's female so even boiled it will be hard to identify if Sergey caught only one. 70% sure that's identified right.
who has pins # 0 and / or # 1?In Moscow "Entomon"And the topic is about pins here.My God, how much have you done
Uh-huh, done.
So "uncertain" then.
Euproctis similis, probably, of the last age (the red pigment is less). But there should be already next generation in junior ages in September, this one seems to be late from the previous brood... Suppose, it's damaged with myco or something (looks unhealthy, faded, with no brushes, in unnatural pose).
Moved.
Goes to A. rumicis.
You can use it for free, but I'll give it to you for 3000 rubles...Sample images will help you sell it. Unfortunately, such cameras are often (always?)used in the past. They are not equipped with Macintosh software.
Yep, it's been updated just now there too.
The geography corrected.
The geography corrected.
I already asked look in the topic Buying-Selling-Exchanging insectson page 21 from post 1033 to 1042 incl. There's a bitof Luck
Heh, well, about the thirst for profit - this will be too fat It's rather just a sense of possessiveness, well, or some other reasons, I do not know, maybe it's a pity that so much money is spent on photo equipment, and all sorts of anonymous photos are posted on their websites. There I have a cheap soap dish, so I probably do not shake over the pictures ))) It is better to spend money on the ...
I caught it in April in the Belgorod region; apparently, it is quite common there.
Want to Cambodia too!
Tibicen plebejus Scop., 1763Krasnodar Region, B. Utrish settlement, August 2011... and its lino covers (ibid.)Cicadetta montana Scop., 1772Altai Republic, Teletskoye Lake, mouth of the Chiri River, 18.07.2011
CossidaeArmenia,Jermuk,h=2150,22.07.97Pamir,Jelandy,29.07.90 Pictures:2_________________h_2150_22.07.97.JPG — (3.94мб) 6_________________h_2150.JPG — (4.31мб) Cossus________________29.07.90.JPG — (4.18мб)
Corrected.
Ok, corrected.
- gender-specific))(c)3xycRip the honey suitcaseOut of the vintage chest.Eighteen lovely ladiesdied in the drawing room.They came to the churchyardto choose graves.Only the choice was not easy.Everyone is tearfully beautiful.Here is one opened mouth,Glows neon.And the captivating chantPours out like a chime.And the other – the cloudsare torn by the top of the prism.Rest for centuriesAfter the ...
XIV Congress of the RUSSIAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETYInformational letter:http://www.zin.ru/conferences/cres14/c14_info2.htmlSaint Petersburg, August 26-September 1, 2012 Abstracts and the registration fee required for their publication will be accepted by the Organizing Committee until March 20, 2012 (the deadline).(inf. letter and in the appendix)This post was edited by Musolin - 01.12.2011 19: 52 ...
Moved till to "uncertain".
A list of diurnal mace species found in the Teberdinsky area of the reserve of the same name for the period 2003-2011 from the beginning of June to the end of August. sem. Hesperiidae 1. Ochlodes sylvanus (Esp, 1778) 2. Hesperia comma ( L., 1758) 3. Thymelicus lineola (O., 1808) 4. Thymelicus sylvestris (Poda, 1761) 5. Carterocephalus palaemon (Pal., 1771) 6. Carcharodus orientalis Rev.,1913 7. ...
And how about modern means of reducing the population of mosquitoes of domestic production, for example, the Electrofrog system is able to reduce the population of bloodsuckers by attracting and destroying females.This Mosquito Killerthe mosquito killer has serious tests on its website It would be interesting to try. Although carbon dioxide was also used as bait in sharper traps, maybe this one, ...
Male — m Female — f
Yes, they are such!
Ok, goes to "identified successfully".
..entomological net-alas, not a perpetual motion machine... the fabric cap of the net in the second year of life simply decays..... if they work, of course, and not blow the dust off it...
Ok, thanks, moved to E. sanguiflua.
I didn't see it alive. If the author says surely the stripes are white, so that's 100% curius.
To go.
Moved.
Uh-huh, right, thanks. Vlad Proklov confirmed the identifying.
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