stubbs alan falk steven (15 résultats)

1993 reprint including supplement (limited to 500 copies) with numerous colour and B&W illustrations; tightly bound in green cloth with gilt lettering to front and spine; back panel slightly marked. A hint of foxing to page fore-edges; otherwise, a clean, tidy copy. Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket).

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Reprinted, including first supplement, 1996. Green, somewhat stained cloth boards; Bumped corners; wear round edges; spine reattached to front case with same cloloured bookcloth; authors & title on front in gilt; ditto on spine with pbl. Cut edges, lightly tanned & grubby. Endpapers clean bar a few marks; Bookseller's sticker on fpdep. Text block tight; pages clean; Contents Page at front; Index at end; b/w illustrations in text and colour illustrations on plates at end; these have some grubby marks. No jacket.

Etat : New. pp. 469 Illus.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Steven J. Falk (illustrateur). First Edition.

Hardcover. Etat : New.

Etat : New. pp. 469 2nd Edition.

Hardback. Etat : New. When the original edition of British Hoverflies was published in 1983, it established a popular style of user-friendly identification keys that resulted in many more people taking an interest in these colourful and attractive insects. This second edition retains the layout and approach of the original but it also includes much additional information about the family as a whole, as well as extended and revised species accounts. Revised by Stuart Ball, Alan Stubbs, Ian McLean, Roger Morris, Steven Falk and Roger Hawkins, the new edition includes all 276 species known from Britain, compared with 256 in the first edition. The keys and text have been updated extensively to take account of our increased knowledge of hoverflies, and some species from continental Europe that might be expected to occur here are described in the keys and species accounts. The second edition comprises 469 pages, including the 12 widely-acclaimed, original colour plates by Steven Falk, as well as 17 new detailed black and white plates of Cheilosia genitalia (by Steven Falk) and Sphaerophoria genitalia (by Stuart Ball).The summaries of the distribution of species and their flight periods have been updated following the publication of the Provisional Atlas of British Hoverflies in 2000. A check list of all British species gives the current nomenclature for the family, while a bibliography of over 800 references facilitates access to much of the published literature on hoverflies. This new edition will appeal both to experienced dipterists and to those starting to study flies for the first time.

Large 8vo. pp 253. Original publisher's green cloth, lettered gilt on spine and on front cover. Illustrated in colour and b/w throughout. ISBN: 1899935037 Fine in fine dust jacket.

Steven J. Falk (illustrateur). FIRST EDITION, VERY GOOD IN GREEN CLOTH, WITH 12 COLOUR PLATES.

Etat : New. pp. 469.

Hardback. Etat : New. When the original edition of British Hoverflies was published in 1983, it established a popular style of user-friendly identification keys that resulted in many more people taking an interest in these colourful and attractive insects. This second edition retains the layout and approach of the original but it also includes much additional information about the family as a whole, as well as extended and revised species accounts. Revised by Stuart Ball, Alan Stubbs, Ian McLean, Roger Morris, Steven Falk and Roger Hawkins, the new edition includes all 276 species known from Britain, compared with 256 in the first edition. The keys and text have been updated extensively to take account of our increased knowledge of hoverflies, and some species from continental Europe that might be expected to occur here are described in the keys and species accounts. The second edition comprises 469 pages, including the 12 widely-acclaimed, original colour plates by Steven Falk, as well as 17 new detailed black and white plates of Cheilosia genitalia (by Steven Falk) and Sphaerophoria genitalia (by Stuart Ball).The summaries of the distribution of species and their flight periods have been updated following the publication of the Provisional Atlas of British Hoverflies in 2000. A check list of all British species gives the current nomenclature for the family, while a bibliography of over 800 references facilitates access to much of the published literature on hoverflies. This new edition will appeal both to experienced dipterists and to those starting to study flies for the first time.

Couverture rigide. Etat : Neuf. 2ème Édition.

Reprint. British Entomological and Natural History Society, Reading. 1996. Green cloth, gilt type to spine and upper board. With illustrated keys and colour plates depicting 190 species. Spine and margins of upper board sl. sunned; a very nice copy.

Etat : Fine. Volume: 1.

Etat : Fine. The book is in fine condition.