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Condición: New. 340, 1096 col photos, 96 col maps. 245x170mm. PB. NEW. . Text Spanish. Includes 97 species of Lamiinae known from Cuba, 18 of them with systematical and distributional changes, and 5 newly described species. For each species: taxonomic status, types, morphological description, biology, distribution. With photographs of both sexes of nearly all the species, in dorsal, ventral and lateral views, emphasizing the morphological characteristics important for identification. Identification keys for all taxa. For each species information on taxonomical status, types, description, biology, distribution, together with all the data of the specimens, with a graph showing the monthly collecting data. This is the second of two volumes on the Cerambycidae of Cuba. [9788493361594]. …

Condición: New. 356, 1302 col photos, maps. 245x170mm. PB. NEW. . Text Spanish. Includes 129 species. With photographs of both sexes of nearly all the species, in dorsal, ventral and lateral views, emphasizing the morphological characteristics important for identification. Identification keys for all taxa. For each species information on taxonomical status, types, description, biology, distribution, together with all the data of the specimens, with a graph showing the monthly collecting data. This is the first of two volumes. [9788493361563].…

Lamiinae is the largest subfamily of Cerambycidae and is considerably well represented in Cuba. Fernando de Zayas was one of the most important researchers of the Cuban Cerambycidae fauna, and his Revisi?n de la Pamilia Cerambycidae is still a fundamental work for anyone studying the group. Evidently, several changes occured after the publication of the book, and others are needed yet, as for example transference of some genera incorrectly allocated, transference of species to other genera, and synonymies. The first volume of Longicornios de Cuba summarized the current knowledge of the subfamilies Parandrinae, Prioninae, Spondylidinae, and Cerambycinae. This second volume provides a comprehensive summary of the Lamiinae occuring in Cuba, and will be an important base for future studies on the subfamily especially the species from the Caribbean are. Thirty-eight genera distributed in eleven tribes of Lamiinae are found in Cuba. Four of these genera are endemic to the island: Cupeyalia Zayas, 1975, Eneodes Fisher, 1926, Maisi Zayas, 1975, and Pygmaleptostylus Gilmour, 1963. In the same way, several species are also found only in the country. Other species were introduced in Cuba, as well as others coming from the island and currently found in other countries, especially southeastern United States of America. Lleida. Greta Editores. 340 pp., full color, 1.096 photos, 96 color maps, swiss brochure gr. 8 [17.3 x 24.3 cm] [in Spanish]. …