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Edité par G.C. Bozano, Milano, 2004
Vendeur : Liseronsblancs, NANCY, France
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Couverture souple. Etat : Très bon. GUIDE TO THE BUTTERFLIES OF THE PALEARCTIC REGION par Della Bruna - E. Gallo - V. Sbordoni PIERIDAE part 1 - Delias, Aporia, Mesapie, Baltia, Pontia, Belenois, Talbotia Ouvrage broché (21 cm x 30 cm) reliure cartonnée souple illustrée, 86 pages, nombreuses illustrations couleurs, édité par G.C. Bozano, Milano, italy, 2004 bon état.
Date d'édition : 2009
Vendeur : Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
69 p., numerous figures, coloured photographs and distribution maps, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps, else good copy.
Date d'édition : 2004
Vendeur : Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
86 p., numerous figures, coloured photographs and distribution maps, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps, else good copy.
Date d'édition : 2010
Vendeur : Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
86 p., numerous figures, coloured photographs and distribution maps, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps, else good.
Date d'édition : 1999
Vendeur : Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
iii, 58 p., numerous figures, coloured photographs and distribution maps, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps, else good.
Date d'édition : 2002
Vendeur : Hermann L. Strack, Loguivy Plougras, France
71 p., numerous figures, coloured photographs and distribution maps, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps, else good.
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ISBN 10 : 8887989257ISBN 13 : 9788887989250
Vendeur : Miliardi di Parole, Pietra Marazzi, AL, Italie
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Etat : Buone. inglese Condizioni dell'esterno: Buone Condizioni dell'interno: Buone.
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Edité par Omnes Artes, 2021
ISBN 10 : 8887989273ISBN 13 : 9788887989274
Vendeur : libreriauniversitaria.it, Occhiobello, RO, Italie
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Date d'édition : 2014
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This series is about the butterflies of the whole Palearctic, from North Africa and Europe to China and Japan. Each volume of the series will cover 80-100 species with full colour illustrations, genitalia drawings, distribution, taxonomy, variations and diagnostic characters. Many well-known lepidopterists worldwide are contributing to this project, with the final result being a series of booklets with each one covering a subfamily, a tribe or a group of genera with a total of 50 to 100 species. It is anticipated that, when completed, this series will comprise over 30 volumes of work covering the Satyridae, Papilionidae, Pieridae, Nymphalidae, Lycaenidae, Hesperidae, and other families. Milano. Omnes Artes. 86 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2013
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume in this series about the butterflies of the whole Palearctic, from North Africa and Europe to China and Japan is Part 1 of the Pieridae for the Subfamily Pierinae, covering the Tribe Pierini. Each volume of the series covers 80-100 species with full colour illustrations, genitalia drawings, distribution, taxonomy, variations and diagnostic characters. Many well-known lepidopterists worldwide are contributing to this project, with the final result being a series of booklets with each one covering a subfamily, a tribe or a group of genera with a total of 50 to 100 species. The second edition has been revised with many new photos and new systematic arrangements. It includes the genera Delias, Aporia, Mesapia, Baltia, Pontia, Belenois, Talbotia. Milano. Omnes Artes. 92 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2020
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume is the fourth about the Pieridae family, and deals, in part, with the subfamily Pierinae, covering the tribe Anthocharidini, one of the nicest looking butterfly groups encompassing a variety of spring species showing a delicate mix of yellow, white, green and orange colours. Anthocharidini are widespread in the Palearctic and Nearctic regions, are individually and geographically very variable and have diversified in many species whose systematic position is often puzzling. Not surprising, therefore, is the interest that they have always aroused among lepidopterists. Worthy of mention from the first half of the last century are Williams, Klots, Bernardi and Verity. After them, from the seventies to today, Werner Back, the author of this book, has carried on intensive research, eagerly putting together a huge amount of data about the morphology, the early stages, the habitat, the distribution, the geographical variations and later also the genetics of Anthocharidini and assembling one of the largest specimen collections in the world. His works have received mixed reactions in the lepidopterist community: there has always been a strong interest in the brilliant results achieved solving complex systematic problems, but in some cases also a bit of perplexity due to the supporting data often considered to be too concise, to his being overconfident in the value of the results of genetic analysis based on mitochondrial DNA sequences, and also to his attitude to splitting sometimes looking not properly justified. Regardless, the value of Werner's research and results is unquestionable and no new revision or new systematic arrangement of the Anthocharidini will be possible without taking into account his works. Therefore, this book will be a useful starting point for any future research on the subject, even if the systematics here proposed may in some cases look questionable. Milano. Omnes Artes. 102 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2010
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume in this series about the butterflies of the whole Palearctic, from North Africa and Europe to China and Japan is Part 1 of the Papilionidae for the Subfamily Papilioninae, covering the Tribe Troidini. Each volume of the series covers 80-100 species with full colour illustrations, genitalia drawings, distribution, taxonomy, variations and diagnostic characters. Many well-known lepidopterists worldwide are contributing to this project, with the final result being a series of booklets with each one covering a subfamily, a tribe or a group of genera with a total of 50 to 100 species. This volume includes a full revision of the genus Byasa. Milano. Omnes Artes. 86 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2009
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume in this series about the butterflies of the whole Palearctic, from North Africa and Europe to China and Japan is Part 1 of the Papilionidae for the Subfamily Papilioninae, covering the Tribes Leptocircini and Teinopalpini. Each volume of the series covers 80-100 species with full colour illustrations, genitalia drawings, distribution, taxonomy, variations and diagnostic characters. Many well-known lepidopterists worldwide are contributing to this project, with the final result being a series of booklets with each one covering a subfamily, a tribe or a group of genera with a total of 50 to 100 species. Milano. Omnes Artes. 70 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2016
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume, the nineteenth of the series Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region and the third about the Pieridae family, deals with two very different and interesting butterfly groups: the subfamily Dismorphiinae, with the genus Leptidea, and the subfamily Coliadinae, tribe Rhodocerini, with the genus Gonepteryx and three more genera, Dercas, Eurema and Catopsilia, having a limited presence in the Palearctic region. Milano. Omnes Artes. 70 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2021
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume in this series about the butterflies of the whole Palearctic, from North Africa and Europe to China and Japan is Part 1 of the Papilionidae for the Subfamily Parnassiinae, covering the Tribes Zerythiini and Luehdorfiini. Each volume of the series covers 80-100 species with full colour illustrations, genitalia drawings, distribution, taxonomy, variations and diagnostic characters. Many well-known lepidopterists worldwide are contributing to this project, with the final result being a series of booklets with each one covering a subfamily, a tribe or a group of genera with a total of 50 to 100 species. Milano. Omnes Artes. 96 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2016
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume covers the butterfly subfamily Theclinae, Tribe Eumaeini, genera Satyrium, Superflua, Armenia, Neolycaena, and Rhymnaria. This new edition has 12 pages more than the first one, includes 23 new taxa discovered in the last 12 years and 100 more pictures, drawings and distribution maps. Milano. Omnes Artes. 106 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2021
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This is the first comprehensive book about the butterfly genus Karanasa, coming up 70 years after Avinoff & Sweadner s revision. This book represents a team effort from top specialists from all around the world. New taxa: Karanasa haarlovi hindukushi n. ssp., Karanasa kirgizorum rubescens n. ssp., Karanasa hoffmanni weissi n. ssp., Karanasa wilkinsi bogdanovi n. ssp., Karanasa decolorata lau n. ssp. Milano. Omnes Artes. 195 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2011
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume, the 14th of the series Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region, is the first one with a Japanese author and, taking into consideration all the support that we had from Gerardo Lamas (Lima, Peru), it is really the result of a multi-continent cooperation. The second novelty is that, unlike the previous volumes of the series, here we have tried to list all the names ever given to any palearctic Apaturinae butterfly species, subspecies or individual form, including their original combination, bibliographic references and type locality, as quoted by the authors. Some of the taxonomic decisions that we have taken through the book, particularly with the Apatura genus subspecies, were difificult and are certainly liable for criticism. Anyway we have tried to make available to the reader all the information, that will eventually help to build any taxonomic arrangement different from our one. Some of the Apaturinae genera have a more or less relevant part of their range in the Oriental region, out of the area covered by this guide. Therefore those genera are only partially covered in the book. But, in order to give the largest possible picture, we have included all the species and subspecies that somehow reach the Palearctic region, even if only at the borders of the Chinese transition area. Furthermore we have included most of the subspecies that are found just out of the Palearctic region, as in Taiwan or at the Himalayas foothills. Milano. Omnes Artes. 82 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2012
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
Authors have attempted here to list all the existing names ever erected for any species, subspecies or individual form of the Palearctic Nymphalinae, including their original combination, bibliographic references and type localities, as quoted by the authors. For the few entries whose original publication was not available, the names combination and the type locality as stated by G. Lamas (see below) have been adopted. The systematics of two Nymphalini genera, namely Polygonia and Aglais, is not clear at all. Recent studies, based on the most advanced approaches and technologies, have shed light on some aspects of the generic arrangement within the Nymphalini tribe, but many more problems and questions have yet to be solved at the species level. The arrangement proposed in this book has to be taken as provisional. Anyway the authors have tried, as in the previous volumes, to make available all the information that could help for future researches. Many Nymphalinae species are not at all palearctic therefore they are not covered in this book. Other species, who reach just the borders of the Palearctic region in the Chinese and in the Himalayan transitional areas, are not really Palearctic since they inhabit only the subtropical lowlands. Nevertheless they have been included in the book, without any coverage of their infraspecific taxa found outside the Palearctic region. Milano. Omnes Artes. 90 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2021
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
Unlike the large fritillaries, covered in a previous part of this series (Tuzov, 2003), genera Boloria, Proclossiana and Clossiana show some peculiarities that have to be taken into account in the study of their systematics. First there are many "young" species originated in the postglacial period, showing small morphological hiatuses. Transitional populations, especially in the mountain Boloria species, are often found. Second, usually the populations are localized, with little or no migratory activity, therefore isolation mechanisms in the genitalia structure have not been developed. As a consequence the genitalia morphology usually does not provide helpful diagnostic characters, even with taxa showing significant differences in their external features. Third, since at this stage the separation of some taxa into different species seems not to be completed, they could be ranked as semispecies. As in the previous Nymphalidae volume of this series (Tuzov, 2003), a discussion about synonyms has been left out of the present work. Milano. Omnes Artes. 72 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2019
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
The second edition of Nymphalidae part III comes out exactly eleven years after the ?rst one. In the case of other volumes of the series Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region, such as Nymphalidae part I, Lycaenidae part II and Pieridae part I, the second editions have required a substantial revision of the systematics of those groups, based on many insightful studies that had been published after the ?rst editions. On the contrary, in the last decade, the systematics of the Neptini butter?ies have not much been investigated and has undergone very little modi?cations. Among the few new contributions, the most signi?cant are an exhaustive revision of the Neptis pryeri species-group by Fukuda, H. & Minotani (2017) and some interesting new ?ndings about Chinese and Himalayan Neptis taxa by Lang & Wang (2010), Lang (2012) and Katayama (2014). Milano. Omnes Artes. 77 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2016
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
Milano. Omnes Artes. 132 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2018
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume, the twentieth of the series Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region and the fifth about the Satyrinae subfamily, deals with three genera in the tribe Satyrini: Satyrus, Minois, and Hipparchia. They are widely distributed in the Palearctic region, quite popular and the object of much attention among lepidopterologists. However, despite the very rich dedicated literature, these butterflies, and in particular Hipparchia and Satyrus, maintain large areas of taxonomic ambiguity. Distinguished scientists used the term "bad species" to characterize species of the genus Hipparchia as taxonomic units that do not conform to criteria used to delimit species. To a broad critical look, these butterflies seem to show an excess of taxonomic over-splitting. The analysis of DNA barcode sequences, based on the mitochondrial gene COI, that in other lepidopterans provided valuable taxonomic suggestions, has not shown particular utility in these two genera and in Minois as well. The authors made an effort to gather the available evidence to outline a taxonomic revision in line with a biological species concept. Based on previous work, the authors have already tested the strength of the multidimensional approach; therefore, also for this issue, they integrated all accessible data on genetics and genitalia morphology, many of which were still unpublished. Milano. Omnes Artes. 134 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2017
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
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Nymphalidae Part 1 deals with Tribe Argynnini, genera Argynnis, Issoria, Brenthis, and Argyreus. The second edition is a full revision of the first edition with many additional pages, photos, new taxa and new taxonomic arrangements. In the last fifteen years, since the first edition of this book was published, new findings about cryptic speciation and hybridization, availability of new tools for a better understanding of phylogenetic systematics and more material firom previously difficult areas, have more and more challenged the traditional and somehow well established species concepts. showing how much the speciation processes are variegate and complex and how little so far we know about them. The Argynnis sensu lato species-group is particularly appropriate as a subject for better understanding speciation because of the extraordinary individual, geographical and ecological variations presented by most of its members. In addition this complex scenario, offered both by the north American Speyeria species and by the eastem Palearctic Fabriciana, attracts the interest of lepidopterists from all the world. The systematic arrangement presented here is far from being the final arrangement of this fascinating butterfly group since many fundamental questions are still open. In this book the authors have tried to summarize the current state of art, substantially different from the one that was presented in 2003, with the hope that this will be the starting point for new, more comprehensive, investigations. Milano. Omnes Artes. 86 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2001
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume covers 64 species of the butterfly family Lycaenidae. Milano. Omnes Artes. 62 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2011
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume covers an additional 51 species of Satyrinae belonging to the Subtribe of Maniolina. The included genera Maniola, Pyronia, Aphantopus and Hyponephele have a purely Palearctic distribution. One of the main purposes of this book is to make clearer and to simplify the taxonomic arrangements. Especially Russian specialists are often splitters and a merge of some "oversplitted" Hyponephele-species was necessary. Under Hyponephele davendra about 6 former so-called good species are here lumped together. Nevertheless the davendra group contains clearly more than one species, as already found by Moore (1893) who stated the sympatry of his taxa latistigma and tenuistigma. Up to 4 species of the davendra group occur sympatric in Chitral (NW Pakistan). In other groups, when allopatric populations of so-called "good" species form one usual Palearctic distribution pattern, only a single species is here accepted. Therefore taxa recently described as a good species, like Hyponephele przhewalskyi, dzhungarica and smirnovi, are here ranked as subspecies or synonyms to H. lycaon. Milano. Omnes Artes. 102 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2002
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
The fourth volume of the Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region covers an additional 56 species of Satyrinae belonging to the Subtribes Melanargiina and Coenonymphina. Highly valuable sources of information for the preparation of this book have been the works on Melanargia by S. Wagener and the Coenonympha revision by D. Davenport. Nevertheless, the availability of new material from previously little known areas, together with taxonomists' current view that restricts the subspecific rank to taxa with well-defined and constant diagnostic morphological features, have led to a number of changes in previous taxonomic arrangements, including reducing into synonymy some old taxa. Although one of the main purposes of this book is to clarify and simplify previous taxonomic arrangements, made heavy by too many confusing taxa, the introduction of a new subspecies of Melanargia asiatica has become necessary in order to identify a population showing clear and constant peculiar morphological features. Milano. Omnes Artes. 71 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2007
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
The present volume is the ninth of the series Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region, and the third on the family Lycaenidae. The series, including the present volume, has dealt with over 500 species, more than 200 belonging to the family Lycaenidae. The authors of this volume, Lycaenidae Part 3, have covered respectively the following subjects: Z. Weidenhoffer the tribes Tomarini and Aphnaeini and G. C. Bozano the tribe Theclini (partim). As in the previous issues of the series, the availability of specimens from remote and little known areas, the study of most of the available literature and the access to museums collections have allowed to clarify many taxonomic problems. All the taxonomic changes established in the present volume are listed after the introduction chapter. In the treatment of the tribe Aphnaeini the author has adopted a very wide interpretation of the boundaries of the Palearctic region, in order to give to the reader the largest possible overview of the existing species. Milano. Omnes Artes. 97 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 2013
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
This volume treats Nymphalid subfamily Limenitidae, covering two tribes. New taxon: Limenitis sydyi langi n. ssp. Milano. Omnes Artes. 84 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.
Date d'édition : 1999
Vendeur : ConchBooks, Harxheim, Allemagne
In spite of the many beautiful books that have been published recently about the butterflies of different countries, a guide is still missing covering the butterflies (Lepidoptera: Papilionoidea and Hesperioidea) of all the Palearctic region, with a full and illustrated list of all the known taxa, including statements on their diagnostic characters and their distribution. Milano. Omnes Artes. 58 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.