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Close congruence between Barcode Index Numbers (bins) and species boundaries in the Erebidae (Lepidoptera: Noctuoidea) of the Iberian Peninsula. [PDF]
Biodivers Data J, 2017 Ortiz AS +6 more
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Nocturnal lepidopterans (Lepidoptera, Macroheterocera) of the Courish Spit in the Baltic Sea
Entomological Review, 2007Eighty-two species of Macroheterocera belonging to 15 families were collected from 1982 to 2004 on the Courish Spit of the Baltic Sea; records of 21 more species are borrowed from the published sources.
Nazar Shapoval
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A Systematic Account of the New Caledonian Macroheterocera
1979The butterflies of New Caledonia were described in detail by Holloway amp; Peters (1976). This chapter deals with the remainder of the ‘macrolepidoptera’. The systematic order is that currently in use in the British Museum (Natural History), largely based on that of Common (1970), and runs as follows: Zygaenoidea (Limacodidae); Geometroidea ...
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International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 2019
The Macroheterocera clade contains most of the Lepidoptera species. However, extensive comparative and phylogenetic analyses of this group using complete mitochondrial genomes (mitogenome) are limited particularly in the context of increasing macroheteroceran mitogenomes reported to date.
Yalin Zhang, Mingsheng Yang
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The Macroheterocera clade contains most of the Lepidoptera species. However, extensive comparative and phylogenetic analyses of this group using complete mitochondrial genomes (mitogenome) are limited particularly in the context of increasing macroheteroceran mitogenomes reported to date.
Yalin Zhang, Mingsheng Yang
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The Ecology of the New Caledonian Macroheterocera
1979The samples of moths made during the survey of New Caledonia differ from those analysed for Norfolk I. by Holloway (1977) both in their smaller size and in their greater species-richness. Figure 9 illustrates the latter difference, showing plots of the relationship between size of sample and number of species taken in each area.
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Natura Somogyiensis, 2013
Macrolepidoptera communities were examined and diversity was compared in three different indigenous forest stands (Oak, Beech and mixed forests) in the Sopron Mountains (Hungary). The monitoring was carried out from May to November, 2008, using portable light traps and identified a total of 349 species and 8046 individuals in 12 families.
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Macrolepidoptera communities were examined and diversity was compared in three different indigenous forest stands (Oak, Beech and mixed forests) in the Sopron Mountains (Hungary). The monitoring was carried out from May to November, 2008, using portable light traps and identified a total of 349 species and 8046 individuals in 12 families.
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MACROMOTHS (INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA, MACROHETEROCERA) OF ZEISKII NATURE RESERVE
Amurian Zoological Journal, 2013V.V. Dubatolov +2 more
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