10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROLEPIDOPTERA»
Discover the use of
microlepidoptera in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
microlepidoptera and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Microlepidoptera of Europe: Gelechiidae II (Gelechiinae: ...
Microlepidoptera of Europe provides color illustrations of the adults of all species. Sexual dimorphism and extensive polymorphism are also illustrated. The series has had very fine reviews in European entomological journals.
Peter Huemer, Ole Karsholt, 2010
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Microlepidoptera of Europe: Pyraloidea I
The series Microlepidoptera of Europe is intended to be a tool for identifying the European micro-moths. Each volume treats a systematic unit comprising about 100-300 species.
Peter Huemer, O. Karsholt, 2005
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Exotic
microlepidoptera
J. F. Clarke, Edward Meyrick. 54-1 мопс ытсноьвшпогтвм. anteriorly gently,
postcriorly moderately arched, apex obtuse, termen slightly rounded, rather
oblique; rather deep eehreoua~ bronze; a slightl)v incurred white line l'romë ot'
costa t0 ...
J. F. Clarke, Edward Meyrick
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Microlepidoptera of Europe
A colour prospectus on the series is available upon request. The series has had very fine review in European entomological journals and is already regarded as a standard work of the 21st century. 15 colour plates.
Sjaak Koster, Sergey Sinev, 2003
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Olethreutine Moths of Australia: (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae)
Meyrick, E. (1912c). Exotic Microlepidoptera 1(2): 33-64. Meyrick, E. (1913).
Descriptions of South African Microlepidoptera. Annals of the Transvaal Museum
3: 267–336. Meyrick, E. (1914). Exotic Microlepidoptera 1(9): 257–288. Meyrick,
E.
Marianne Horak, with Komai, 2006
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Bulletin of the Ohio Biological Survey
New Species of Microlepidoptera. Canad. Ent., Vol. 48, 1916, pp. 138-4-.
Nepticula rhamnicola (Lepidoptera). Ent. News, Vol. 27, Feb. 1916, p. 56. New
Genera and Species of Lyonetiidae. Ent. News, Vol. 29, July 1918, pp. 245-51. (O
. Sp., p.
Ohio Biological Survey, 1916
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Journal of the New York Entomological Society
Microlepidoptera— Suggestions. Ent. News, XV, 19o4, pp. 89-96, 127-136, 165-
169, 2o7-212. The Microlepidoptera in Holland's Moth Book. T. c., XV, 19o4, pp.
1o4-1o5. Notes on the Life-history of Polychrysia formosa Gr. T. c., XV, 19o4, pp.
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Tropical Rainforest Research — Current Issues
Field samples of Microlepidoptera from sites in Borneo, including two sites 1 km
apart in the Batu Apoi Forest Reserve, are used to demonstrate how simple
questions such as "Are the moth faunas of these habitats the same?", "How
diverse ...
D.S. Edwards, W.E. Booth, S.C. Choy, 1996
Some 60 per cent of our moth fauna belongs to the microlepidoptera, those
families regarded as more primitive than the Pyraloidea, whereas in the
temperate areas of the Northern Hemisphere, for example, only 35 to 40 per cent
of the moths ...
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Gelechiidae: (Gelechiinae: Teleiodini, Gelechiini)
A colour prospectus on the series is available upon request. The series has had very fine review in European entomological journals and is already regarded as a standard work of the 21st century. 14 colour plates.
Peter Huemer, Ole Karsholt, 1999
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MICROLEPIDOPTERA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
microlepidoptera is used in the context of the following news items.
How are butterflies and moths related?
Previously, the butterflies had been associated with the microlepidoptera, but this idea is now discounted. The Pierid (Whites) family are fully ... «The Earth Times, Jun 14»
Extant or Extinct
Britain's butterflies are few in species to start with, but much loved, as opposed to their poor neighbours the moths and microlepidoptera. Report ... «The Earth Times, Dec 11»
Rare moths arrive in Britain
With the minute microlepidoptera, however, a digital camera becomes invaluable. My moth list is now swelled by species whose Latin names ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 11»
'Insectopedia'
In fact, these tiny ones — the aphids, the thrips, the microlepidoptera, the smallest beetles, the smallest parasitic wasps, all barely visible to the ... «New York Times, Mar 10»
Mimicry an effective survival strategy for tiny metalmark moth
The metalmark is among the world's smallest moths, belonging to the group Microlepidoptera. With a wingspan of just 8 millimeters, it's hard to ... «UConn Advance, Mar 07»
