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This communication discusses the perennial gender disparity in science, focusing on the underrepresentation of women in research and leadership roles, particularly in specialized fields like Coleopterology. Significant barriers continue to hinder women's participation in scientific fields. The case of Dr. Analyn Anzano Cabras, a noted Filipino weev...
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A new species of Callimetopus Blanchard, 1853 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) from Mindan ao Island, Philippines Arvīds Barševskis Barševskis A. 2024. A new species of Callimetopus Blanchard,1853 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) from Mindanao Island, Philippines. Baltic Journal of Coleopterology, 24(1): 99-102. Callimetopus torrejosae sp. nov. from Mindanao I...
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Barševskis A., Torrejos Ch. 2024. New data on fauna and distribution of the tribe Cerambycini (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in Philippines. Baltic Journal of Coleopterology, 24(1): 103-109. This article presents new information on the distribution of twenty-six species of longhorn beetles from the tribe Cerambycini (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Cerambyci...
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During the coleopterological research conducted in the Promotional Forest Complex “Bory Lubuskie”, 69 beetle species of high natural value for the area (protected by national and international law, included in Red List of Threatened Animals in Poland, European Red List of Saproxylic Beetles and Polish Red Data Book of Animals – Invertebrates, and r...
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The early entomologists Nicolaus Poda von Neudorf and Joann Anton Scopoli are not only connected by the common year of birth 1723. Both spent their lives under the Habsburg monarchy, both devoted themselves to entomology as a sideline and were among the first to use binary nomenclature in entomology. In the present contribution the focus is on thei...
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This article provides new distribution records of the twenty seven species of the genus Anoplophora in Asia based on the beetle collection at the Coleopterological Research Center of Daugavpils University, Latvia. Anoplophora zonator (Thoms.) is recorded for the first time in Vietnam. In the Philippines, the following distribution records are newly...
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Franz von Paula Schrank was a polymath of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. In addition to many other areas, he devoted himself intensively to entomology, especially beetle science. With the two outstanding works “Enumeratio insectorum Austriae indigenorum” and “Fauna Boica” he created foundations for coleopterology in Austria and Bavaria. –...
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An epigean species of the genus Pseudophanias Raffray, 1890 (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae) was collected from Lake Holon, Tboli, South Cotabato City, Philippines in October 2019. This is the first record of the genus in the country and the fourth for the pselaphine tribe Tmesiphorini Jeannel, 1949. A species list and distribution of the g...
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Sigmund Schenkling is one of the outstanding entomologists of his time. One focus of his work was the entomological literature of the world. In 1922 he published the second edition of the “Nomenclator coleopterologicus”, the standard work on the etymology and pronunciation of coleopterological terms and names of Central European beetles. – Sigmund...
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This work presents a monographic treatment of Moroccan Histeridae (Coleoptera), with key to all species known to occur in Morocco and most species known to occur in Maghreb (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia). Almost all species reported from Maghreb are depic- ted on colour photographs. A brief sketch of Louis Kocher (pioneer of Moroccan coleop- terology)...
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This article provides new distribution records of the twenty seven species of the genus Anoplophora in Asia based on the beetle collection at the Coleopterological Research Center of Daugavpils University, Latvia. Anoplophora zonator (Thoms.) is recorded for the first time in Vietnam. In the Philippines, the following distribution records are newly...
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Merkl Ottó 1981. szeptember 1-től 2021. február 19-én bekövetkezett haláláig dolgozott első és egyetlen munkahelyén, a Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum Állattárában, a Bogárgyűjteményben, 1985-től gyűjteményvezetőként, 2021. február 12-től tárigazgatóként. Egyik legfontosabb tevékenységének a rábízott gyűjtemény fejlesztését tartotta. Összesen 164...
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La Península Ibérica es una región privilegiada en lo relativo a la biodiversidad europea (1) y por tanto una de las regiones que presenta mayores retos para la conservación de los ecosistemas. En cuanto a coleopterología, se trata del único punto del continente donde coinciden en distribución los tres géneros con escarabajos más grandes de Europa,...
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Acmaeoderella (Euacmaeoderella) lobanovi sp. n. from Iran (Fars, Kerman, Kordestan and Lorestan provinces) is described, illustrated and compared with closely related species A. (E.) strandi (Obenberger, 1918). Acmaeoderella lobanovi sp. n. differs from A. strandi by wider and denser scale pubescence and aedeagus structure in the first place. The b...
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J. L. Frisch was a versatile scientist of the early 18th century. In addition to linguistic, agricultural and chemical subjects, he also worked on biological topics and was one of the leading entomologists of his time. His detailed observations on insects are in some cases unsurpassed to this day. With his precise descriptions of beetles, he founde...
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At the end of 2019 an old collection of insects was found in the Zoological Museum of Saratov State University. It was collected in the vicinity of Saratov, in the Lower Volga region, as well as in the North Caucasus and Transcaucasia, by young Andrey A. Richter while he was studying at school and Saratov University (1926–1930). The collection (185...
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Lake Holon in T’Boli, South Coatabato is one of the least entomologically explored areas in Mindanao Island. Through the Biodiversity Assessment of Lake Holon project, a rapid coleopterological assessment was conducted in the lake between April 7-14, 2019 and October 14-18, 2019. Collections were carried out in five stations particularly on the...
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It is our honor and privilege to present the newly born “Journal of Tropical Coleopterology”, an international journal fully devoted to the study of tropical Coleoptera.
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The German language had considerable importance in science of the 19th century. Internationally important books were published in this language. The development of coleopterology in Germany is shown on the basis of selected important books such as illustrations, fundamental works of forestry entomology, large-scale teaching and determination books,...
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The faunal diversity and distributional pattern of species of Coleoptera in the Carpathians is fragmentarily and disproportionally known, the Buzau Mountains being one of the very poorly investigated geographic area, from coleopterological point of view.In the year 2017, three seasonal samplings in five sites situated in the Buzau Mountains were ca...
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Until the 18th century, the dominant language of science and so also entomology was Latin. People without appropriate skills were largely excluded from the knowledge and its development. On the basis of first German-language entomological books of the 17th and 18th centuries, it will be shown how especially the coleopterology emancipated itself fro...
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New contributions to the knowledge of the coleopterological fauna of the Iberian Peninsula and Canary Islands. Note 3rd, with review of the Iberian Lissodema Curtis, 1833 (Coleoptera, Salpingidae, Lissodeminae) Species of genus Lissodema (Curtis, 1833) (Salpingidae) found on Iberian Peninsula as well as your records and distribution are revised. Sa...
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The species of the Lebiine genus Pericalus W.S. MacLeay, 1825 from Philippines are reviewed: Pericalus (Coeloprosopus) levifrons Heller, 1916; P. (C.) philippinus Heller, 1916; P. (C.) undatus Chaudoir, 1848 andP. (C.) signatus Jedlička, 1936. P. (C.) mariaarquizae sp. n. from Samar Island is described. New species closely related to P. (C.) signat...
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Two new species of the genus Parathlibops from Philippines are described: P. panayensis sp. nov. (Panay Island) and P. bakukang sp. nov. (Mindanao Island). Illustrations of habitus and aedeagus for both new taxa, a key to Philippine Parathlibops species, and new records of species of the genus for the fauna of Phillipines are provided. © 2018, Balt...
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This paper introduces six cases relating to fireflies (Coleoptera: Lampyridae) in Akihabara Culture. In general, fireflies are used to evoke a romantic and dreamy atmosphere in the world of comics, animation, and computer games. In contrast, they are sometimes regarded as possessing a deeper spiritual significance or even as sinister symbols.
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Notes on the Ant-like flower beetles (Coleoptera, Anthicidae, Anthicinae) of the ecologically managed cherry orchards of Western Turkey. Baltic Journal of Coleopterology, 2 (1): 77-82. Batı Anadolu ekolojik kiraz bahçelerinin Anthicinae (Coleoptera, Anthicidae) türleri üzerine notlar. Baltic Journal of Coleopterology, 2 (1): 77-82.
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A new species Trachelismus (Eoclitostyloides) kuscheli sp. nov. from Luzon and Samar (Philippines) is described and illustrated. This new species is similar to Trachelismus (Eoclitostyloides) klassi Legalov, 2007 but differs in the black apical parts of femora, tibiae and tarsi, transversely wrinkled neck, narrower elytra and reduced basal sclerite...
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A new species Asiodonus sikhotealinensis sp. nov. from Khabarovskii krai (North-Eastern part of the Sikhote-Alin Mountain Range) is described and illustrated. This new species is similar to A. streltzovi Legalov, 2012 but differs in the narrower elytra, the greatest width of pronotum before apex and narrower and longer aedeagus. A distribution map...
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It is presented here, for the first time, the description of the larva of Lygistopterus anorachilus Ragusa, 1883. The larva is compared with the other European species and, particularly, with the very similar Lygistopterus sanguineus (Linnaeus, 1758) from which it differs for the different colouration of the urogomphi and last abdominal tergite (A9...
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A new species of carabid, Diamella singularis sp. n., is described from Samar island in the Philippines. It is easily distinguishable from all known species of the genus Diamella by the angulate lateral margins of its pronotum. Images of the habitus of the imago and aedeagus are given. © 2017, Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights reserved...
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Lobanov A.L., Kirejtshuk A.G., Smirnov I.S., Dianov M.B. The site of the Zoological Institute of the RAS "Beetles and Coleopterists" in coleopterological studies // Materials of the Jubilee Reporting Scientific Session on the 185th Anniversary of the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (St. Petersburg, Russia, November 13-16, 20...
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Rukmane A. 2017. New species of the genus Pachyrhynchus Germar (Coleoptera, Curculionidae, Entiminae) from the greater Mindanao Pleistocene Aggregate island complex (Philippines). Acta Biol. Univ. Daugavp., 17 (1): 85 – 95. Four new species of the genus Pachyrhynchus Germar, 1824 (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) from the greater Mindanao Pleistocene Agg...
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New faunistic and distributional data on aquatic beetles (Adephaga: Gyrinidae, Haliplidae and Dytiscidae) from the Oriental Region of Morocco and the basin of Moulouya River are presented. A check-list of 55 species of three families and 25 genera is provided. Eight species are new records for the basin of Moulouya River and nine species for the Or...
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Pachyrhynchus banglas sp. nov. and P. esperanza sp. nov., two new species of the Entiminae Pachyrhynchini genus Pachyrhynchus Germar, 1823 (Curculionidae) from the Philippines, Mindanao Island, are described. Diagnosis of each taxon is provided, and habitus photographs and illustrations of male and female genitalia are given. The authors also propo...
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During a coleopterological excursion to the haff area in the west of Kamminke, two specimens of the rare wolf spider Arctosa cinerea (FABRICIUS, 1777) were observed. The next occurrences could be found at the island called “Greifswalder Oie”. With this publication a further research point can be taken to the current knowledge of the distributation....
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Anguloderus gen. nov. and mirabilis n. sp. from Western Papua (Indonesia) is described. The new genus is distinguished from all known Physocrotaphini genera by a plurisetose ligula, combinedwith very large body size and very peculiar shape of pronotum. A new key to all the known genera of Physocrotaphini is proposed, along with some data about the...
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Two new species of the Lebiine genus Aristolebia Bates, 1892 from South Asia are described: A. saluki sp. nov. from India (Karnataka), and A. klimenkoi sp. nov. from Malaysia (Borneo). Both species are closely related to A. flavipennis Baehr, 2017 from Malaysia, but differ in the shape of the prothorax and elytra, and also in the colouration of the...
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In order to determine the temporal distribution of the riparian Coleopterological settlement of Ait Assa wadi, a watercourse located in the south-east of Morocco and studied for the first time, a monthly monitoring was carried out over a period of 15 months, from January 2014 to March 2015. The composition of the global stand and its evolution over...
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A new species, D. coritioi sp. n. is described and illustrated from Mt. Kiamo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Mindanao Island, the Philippines, which is the twelve Doliops species described from Bukidnon. New species is distinguished from its allied species by its unique elytral markings. The genus Doliops is now represented by 55 described species. The art...
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New data on the fauna of click-beetles of the Kemerovo Area are given. 14 species are recorded for the first time in the Kemerovo Area; additionally two species (Limonius poneli Leseigneur et Mertlik, 2007 and Neohypdonus tumescens (LeConte, 1853)) are also new for the fauna of Western Siberia. One species (Selatosomus songoricus (Kraatz, 1879)) is...
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Six new species of the genus Pachyrhynchus Germar, 1824 (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) from the Philippines are described and illustrated: P. barsevskisi sp. n., P. domino sp. n., P. elenae sp. n., P. pseudhalconensis sp. n., P. rebus sp. n., P. tikoi sp. n. Mimicry from genus Doliops Waterhouse, 1841 (Cerambycidae: Lamiinae) is added for species P. b...
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A new species is described: Omophron (Phrator) ethiopiensis sp.n. (Ethiopia). O. (P.) rothschildi Alluaud, 1918 syn. n., is hereby synonymized with Omophron (Phrator) multiguttatum Chaudoir, 1850. Illustrations of the habitus of the new species and closely related species are provided. © 2016, Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights reserved...
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Diamella barsevskisi sp. n. from the Philippines is described. The differential diagnosis for the genus Diamella is redefined. Images of the habitus of the imago and aedeagus are given. © 2016, Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights reserved.
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The first representatives of the tribe Paromalini within the subfamily Dendrophilinae from Eocene Baltic amber are presented, with description of two new species Carcinops donelaitisi sp. nov. and Xestipyge ikanti sp. nov. placed in the recent genera Carcinops Marseul, 1855 and Xestipyge Marseul, 1862, respectively. The importance of humidity for t...
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Cintaromorpha gen. n. and C. dacatrai sp. n. from Pakistan are described. The new genus is similar to Cintaroa aptera Kasahara in the shape and structure of the ligula and paraglossae, but the two genera can be readily separated by the shape of the head and pronotum. The new genus differs from all other panagaeine genera by combination of large siz...
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A new species of ground beetle, Trechisibus (Trechisibiodes) apukhapiensis sp. n. from the Andean Mountains of southeastern Peru is described based on specimens collected in the Apu Khapia Mountain, 4 462 m. (16º 20' 41'’ S, 68º 08' 57'’ W), Puno region. This species is externally similar to T. bohorquezae and T. orophilus, yet differs specifically...
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A new minute hooded beetle species identified as representative of the orientalis group of the genus Clypastraea Haldeman, 1842 is described and illustrated from Baltic amber. This finding proofs the existence and distribution of this genus in the Eocene at least in the Fennosarmatian part of Laurasia. Three additional specimens of Corylophinae are...
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A new species Dasiosoma ariandae from Western Ghats (India) is described and compared with the most closely related species, D. hirsutum (Bates, 1873), from Hong Kong. The diagnostic characters for the identification of the species are defined and illustrated. © 2015, Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights reserved.
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The paper presents the results of study on longhorn beetles in central Mazovia in Poland. Observations were carried out by the authors between years 1992 and 2015. The paper includes data on the distribution of 101 Cerambycidae species. Remarks on 30 interesting and rare species are given. Frequency and abundancy of longhorn beetles are analyzed. T...
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The aim of this study was to find patterns in morphometric diversity of three Carpathian Bryodaemon Podlussany, 1998 species and to distinguish characters that may be useful in further analyses. Research was conducted on 6 populations of 3 species (2 populations per species). 17 morphometric measurements were taken. Traits best corresponding to the...
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An invasive lady beetle Harmonia axyridis (Pallas, 1773) was recorded for Lithuania (Curonian spit) in 2011 for the first time. It was collected in Vilnius (Eastern Lithuania) in 2014 in the colony of an alien aphid Brachycaudus divaricatae Shaposhnikov, 1956. However, Harmonia axyridis (Pallas, 1773) appeared extremely rare in monitored regions of...
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New extinct monotypic genus of the subfamily Melandryinae Leach, 1815 is described and illustrated on the base of an inclusion in Baltic amber. The new taxon is compared with the morphologically close extant and fossil ones. Quasianisoxya gen.nov. is characterized by small body size, long antennae, bilobed penultimate tarsomeres, transverse and bro...
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Ras cheese was manufactured from a mixture of skim cows and buffaloes milk of equal amounts, standardized at 5 % fat by anhydrous milk fat (A cheese), anhydrous milk fat fraction of a low or a high melting point (H cheese) and ( L cheese) ,respectively. Cheeses were analyzed for sensory evaluation, texture profile, yield, chemical composition, ripe...
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Purpose: The aim of this in vitro study was to evaluate the efficacy of different irrigation systems in cleaning the isthmuses and lateral canals in the apical and middle thirds of the root canal. Methodology: Thirty extracted human mandibular first molar teeth were selected for the study. The distal roots of teeth were removed and mesial roots wer...
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Two extinct zopherid beetles Pycnomerus simukovi sp. nov and Bitoma glaesisepulta sp. nov. are described and figured on the basis of inclusions in Baltic amber. © 2015, Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights reserved.
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Osmoderma barnabita Motschulsky, 1845 is a threatened scarab beetle living in the hollows of old deciduous trees. Beetles of the genus Osmoderma are known for their fruity odour, which is released by males. Pheromone-baited traps were used for the first time for the study of distribution of O. barnabita in Latvia and new data about the species dist...
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New extinct representatives of the family Bothrideridae Erichson, 1845 are described and illustrated from Baltic amber: Pseudobothrideres rugiorum sp.nov. and P. criwecriwayto sp.nov. All known fossil bothriderid beetles are discussed, compared and keyed. © 2015, Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights reserved.
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The structure of anthophilous longhorn beetles (Col.: Cerambycidae) visiting blossoming hawthorns (Crataegus spp.) in various part of the Western Palearctic was analysed. Field inventories were carried out in Poland, Bulgaria, Italy, Greece, and Georgia. The study started in 2005 and continued with varying intensity until 2014. In total, 458 specim...
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Among historical beetle collections preserved at the Museum of Natural History, University of Wrocław, three deserve special attention. They belonged to famous pioneers of Silesian coleopterology, school teachers and amateur naturalists: Wilhelm Kolbe (1852-1929), Richard Scholz (1866-1935) and Georg Polentz (1879-1965). Voucher specimens from thes...
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Two new species of carabid beetle from the Tribe Lebiini from Namibia are described: Singilis (s.str.) puchneri sp.n. and Singilis (Protosingilis) bulirschi sp.n. Illustrations of the habitus and aedeagus of the new species are provided. © 2014 Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights received.
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The Baltic Journal of Coleopterology (BJC) is one of the most important and respected literature sources in the field of coleopterology. Over the past decade (2001-2013), 270 articles in 13 volumes of BJC were published on all aspects of beetles (Coleoptera) including faunistics, taxonomy, biogeography, and ecology. For improving our understanding...
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The fossil soldier beetle Curche pauli gen.nov., sp.nov. is described from Baltic amber. The new taxon is compared with the morphologically close extant and fossil ones. © 2014 Baltic Institute of Coleopterology. All rights received.
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Our research fills an important gap by making a quantitative assessment of the trophic preferences of a widespread, abundant species, Harpalus rufipes (De Geer, 1774) in laboratory conditions. We conducted three types of 5-day laboratory experiment in which 1, 5 and 15 species of seeds of agricultural crops commonly consumed by the beetle within th...
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A new species of pleasing fungus beetles Triplax contienensis sp. nov. is described from Bitterfeld amber. The new fossil species differs from extant congeners in the subparallel pronotum, the rounded scutellum and the absence of the median stria on the metasternum. The new taxon confirms the morphological stability through time within the genus an...
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Riassunto: Viene presentato un contributo alla conoscenza del popolamento coleotterologico relativo alle famiglie Rhin-chitidae, Attelabidae, Apionidae, Curculionidae e Dryophtoridae del Ticino sud-orientale (Svizzera): Monte Camoghè-Val Vedeggio e zone limitrofe. A tuttora il popolamento ammonta a 112 specie. Alcuni taxa risultano particolarmente...
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An introduction to the physical environment of Laos is provided, including vegetation, fauna, conservation and habitat types, intended to serve as general background information for entomological research in that country. An overview of the history of entomological – particularly coleopterological – surveys in Laos is provided, including informatio...
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Effect of inundation frequency on carabid beetle assemblage structure and organization were studied in single cross-section of mountain stream. A non-metric multidimensional scaling performed on the Bray-Curtis matrix of similarity clearly divided assemblages from lower, flooded at least 1 time per year and upper elevation, flooded every two or mor...
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Jelen közleményben a Csévharaszt és Vasad települések térségében gyűjtött 236 bogárfaj előfordulási adatát közöljük. Az ismertetett fajok a következő bogárcsaládokba tartoznak: futóbogár-félék (Carabidae), szarvasbogárfélék (Lucanidae), irhabogárfélék (Trogidae), álganéjtúró-félék (Geotrupidae), homoktúróbogár-félék (Ochodaeidae), ganéjtúrófélék (S...
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Here, we review Charles Darwin's relation to beetles and developments in coleopteran systematics in the last two centuries. Darwin was an enthusiastic beetle collector. He used beetles to illustrate different evolutionary phenomena in his major works, and astonishingly, an entire sub-chapter is dedicated to beetles in "The Descent of Man". During h...
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Assemblages of beetles of an open raised bog, a pine bog and surrounding dry pine forest were studied in the Čepkeliai State Strict Nature Reserve (southern Lithuania) in 1999. The research was carried out by the means of pitfall traps. A total of 80 species of beetles (Coleoptera) was registered. Of these, 33 species (565 specimens) were registere...
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In this study, 12 Histeridae species were recorded from cow dung located in western Turkey. Amongst them, Atholus scutellaris Erichson, 1834 is the first record for Turkish fauna. In addition, the number of known species / subspecies of Histeridae belonging to Turkish fauna is rised up to 121. Also ecological data based on 138 specimens of Histerid...
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The rediscovery of the catalogue of François de Viliers' personnal collection, the founder and first curator of the Chartres Museum of natural history, contributes significantly to our knowledge of the coleopterological fauna from the Eure-et-Loir as well as an up to now unexploited earlier publication.
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Between 2000 and 2001 intense coleopterological collecting was conducted on the Tihany Peninsula. The total number of recorded beetle species is 295, from which 24 are new to the fauna o f Tihany. Distribution and habitat preference of the first recorded species are outlined.
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Between 2000 and 2001 intense coleopterological collecting was made in 17 different kind of habitats of the Tihany Peninsula with pitfall, wine and light trapping, treading the ground, singling and sweep netting. The vegetation types of the investigated area were among others in summer dry grassland, rock swards, shrubby forests, black pine plantat...
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This article is about general coleopterology in Australia.
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The coleopterologic fauna of the Antofagasta Region has been the object of diverse studies, but until now, an analysis of both the diversity and spatial distribution of the species was lacking. In this paper, the diversity of coleopteran species and their distribution ranges are given. The possible biogeographic relationships which could exist betw...
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Abstract: A history of coleopterological investigation is presented. Review of the most important taxa of beetles (including the endemic Eastern Carpathian species) is given. Beetle associations in the main Bieszczady habitats are described. An inventory table of near 2000 recorded species is listed. Original Polish title: Chrząszcze (Coleoptera)...
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In 1797, ROBERT TOWNSON (1762-1827) published a book entitled „Travels in Hungary with a short account of Vienna in the year 1793” with an Appendix „Entomologia”, in which he listed a number of beetles (Coleoptera). The list comprises 353 numbered taxa (i. e. species and varieties) although the numbering ends with 396 and the sequence of the serial...
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Situated in the eastern part of Budapest, the Naplás-tó (pond) with its surroundings was hitherto unexplored from coleopterological point of view. The present paper lists 447 species of Coleoptera from the area as a result of collecting work carried out by the author between 1991 and 1993 an by minor earlier collecting. The following 10 protected s...
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The aim of this collective book is to gather a series o recent, stimulating contributions on different fields into one work where beetles – the many-sided “material” on which have worked near 40 Authors from more than 10 countries all around the world – represent the connecting element, no matter what he ultimate objective of their research: system...
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[unpublished translation from Polish:] The scarabaeid beetles (Coleoptera, Scarabaeidae) of Roztocze. The relatively good initial state of cognition of the Scarabaeidae fauna is due to the coleopterological studies carried out in Roztocze at the beginning of this century, especially by Szymon Tenenbaum. This makes it possible to capture the chang...
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The Japanese species of the genus Platysoma Leach are revised. Of them, two species are described as new: Platysoma tsushimae and P. takehikoi. Male genitalia are figured and a key to the species is provided. In: Papers on entomology presented to Prof. Takehiko Nakane in commemoration of his retirement. Published by the Japanese Society of the C...
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Размер организма является интегральным признаком, непосредственно влияющим на параметры его приспособленности к окружающей среде. Оценка характера изменчивости размеров организмов того или иного вида особенно актуальна в отношении популяций беспозвоночных, обитающих на территориях, нарушенных антропогенной деятельностью, в том числе урбанизированны...
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A serious dialogue cannot take place on a historical review of taxonomic research on the North American Aleocharinae without the mention of one of the early students of Coleopterology in this country, Thomas Lincoln Casey (Fig. 2.1a). Casey was one of the most prolific describers of species-level taxa in the subfamily Aleocharinae.
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