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Then moved to sylvestris.
Goes to sylvanus.
Goes to "identified".
Moved to "identified".
Goes to "identified".
Moved to "identified".
I came across it today (maybe "boyan") and almost fell under the table with my head. Take a look . Well, how can this be done? What are the people heading for? And the main thing is called "Collection of insects" Right now, the main thing is to convert them to Our Faith, brethren! They drag out their lives, not knowing the Fire of Grace and Entomological Enlightenment with Tears on their Hands! ...
Done. Now there should be no any logoff bugs. You can use the website as usual.
I came back from a business trip. Orders are accepted by soap proshchalikin@biosoil.ru
Lies and provocation. I was in Hei-Hei, where I was bitten by the same mosquitoes as on our shore In general, it is strange when the maps indicate the ranges of species that coincide with the administrative division of the territory.And you're absolutely right. I enclose a confirmation of your words about the alleged absence of mosquitoes in ...
I post a link to the finds of beetles from medieval Yaroslavl: http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/vlasarch.htm
Dear colleagues!The following types of folded-winged wasps are very necessary for research:1. Polistes associ Kohl, 1898-both sexes.2. Polistes bischoffi Weyrauch, 1937-both sexes.The next request probably concerns mainly residents or visitors of the Far East.3. Vespa binghami du Buysson, 1905-males only. 4. Polistes chinensis (Fabricius, 1793) - both sexes.5. Polistes riparius Yamane and Yamane, ...
Dear colleagues!The following types of folded-winged wasps are very necessary for research:1. Polistes associ Kohl, 1898-both sexes.2. Polistes bischoffi Weyrauch, 1937-both sexes.The next request probably concerns mainly residents or visitors of the Far East.3. Vespa binghami du Buysson, 1905-males only. 4. Polistes chinensis (Fabricius, 1793) - both sexes.5. Polistes riparius Yamane and Yamane, ...
http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1...2148-11-109.pdf
As for results, the majority voted for the text editing. I'm about to make some option when it'll be edited by default and not if the author doesn't want that, so in that case a user matches a required checkbox and gets happy.
Goes to O. sylvanus.
Moved to O. sylvanus.
Moved.
Leaves "undetermined".
Thanks, moved.
Photo goes to Diloba caeruleocephala.
Shot goes to Diloba caeruleocephala.
and where can I buy such material?.. I have made an aquarium lid out of it - strong, thin(3mm), kind of like plastic
Moths angular autumn. It has hind tibia with two pairs of studs (Lampert, 2003)
Pachysoma aesculapius OLIVIER, 1789Sud Africa,Cape Caap,KirkwoodPachysoma bennigseni FELSCHE, 1907RSA N.Cape SE,Groenriviersmond coast 15.10 1999Pachysoma hippokrates MAC LEAY, 1821RSA N.Cape SE,Groenriviersmond coast 15.10 1999Pachysoma denticolle PÉRINGUEY, 1888RSA Springbook,20.10.1996,400mPachysoma rodriguezi ENDRÖDI, 1971Mata-Mata,S Kalahari,6,1956Pachysoma striatum CASTELNAU, 1840RSA ...
Not carthami, imho. Most probably that's serratulae, can't ensure though.
paleontologists and geologists prefer to operate not with abs. dates, but with ...how would it be... relative to each other sequence - periods there, epochs, etc...And the interweaving of endo - and ectoparasitoid strategies, such as in ichneumonids, is so bizarre that it does not diverge in accordance with evol.divergence. And the chalcidoid families, although there are general trends in hosts, ...
If the info isn't updated itself after being synchronized, we'll do that manually.
Recently I received new volumes of the Chuvash Cultural Center - interesting and well-published books. What's new about your Ryazan region CC? Yes, our nerds have started working on a new edition of their volume. We (entomologists) have greatly helped them in this by collecting new and rare plants on trips around the Penza region! We have collected so much material that we are now writing a new ...
Here a week ago I caught a bug, right now it lives in a small container, I feed it with a banana...
Moved out of "undetermined".
Leaves "undetermined".
Moved out of "undetermined".
Leaves "undetermined".
As for proper species names, if there is still a wrong one after all the data being synchronized, let's do that manually then. Anyway, such comments are better to put at the species description page, not photo.
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Alexandr, thanks! As for dividing, you as amidst professionals know it better.
Dear friends, how was your summer ?This summer i caught 4 Colias butterflies. They all seem Crocea, but i am not sure. The females have bigger yellow spots then the ones i caught last year in Odessa, but are not Myrmidone i think. The one on the lower left has no hairy rim. The 2 males ? how can you see if it is a Crocea or Myrmidone ?undefined
«"The master of Meshchera" - the author of the sculpture Alexander Nozdrin from the village of Shilovo"on Yandex.PhotosThe author of Komarik is Alexander Nozdrin, graduated from the school of masters at the Museum of Wooden Architecture, a talented wood carver.
Ok, moved.
In "undetermined".
Thanks, moved.
Goes to E. atomaria.
Thanks, moved.
To go.
Photo was added perfectly, these two shots are just not published yet.
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