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Notes on Australian Coleoptera, with descriptions of new species. Part VI
Thomas Blackburn
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A Phylogenetic Study of the Terga and Wing Bases in Embiids, Plecoptera, Dermaptera, and Coleoptera [PDF]
G. C. Crampton
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Written records associated with museum collections are often underutilised. We use two new macro‐moth collections donated to the University Museum of Zoology (Cambridge) to investigate long‐term change in the United Kingdom. The new collection contained over 32,000 specimens and had an unusually high proportion of larvae/pupae compared to the main ...
Esme Ashe‐Jepson+6 more
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A Contribution to a Bibliography of the Described Immature Stages of North American Coleoptera
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A Preliminary List of the Anthophilous Coleoptera of New England [PDF]
John H. Lovell
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The development of insect diversity and ecosystem complexity on green roofs: A review
A classification system of different roof types is presented to improve consistency in green roof research. Landscape and green roof characteristics influence ecosystem development, but can be further explained by ecological concepts, like neutral and niche theory.
Eva F. Drukker+5 more
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Water beetles of northeastern Algeria: new records for the country and faunistic updates (Coleoptera, aquatic Adephaga, Dryopidae, Hydrophiloidea, Hydraenidae). [PDF]
Mahmoudi K+3 more
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The effects of sand dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus) invasion on arthropods depended on its density and varied between habitat types and arthropod groups. Vegetation‐dwelling, primarily herbivorous orthopterans and true bugs were most sensitive to invasion. Sand dropseed negatively affected the arthropod species of high natural value.
Márton Zoltán Szabó+5 more
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