Tuzov v k (10 resultados)

Condición: New. , col illus, maps. 295x210mm. PB. NEW. . Revised 2nd edition. [9788887989212].

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition. Volume II only, Pensoft Series Faunistica No. 18. Bound in the publisher's boards in an unclipped dust wrapper. The edges of the wrapper at the front joint and top edge of the front panel are faded and discoloured; the edges are curling a touch, with bumping to the head of the spine and extremities. The front inner flap is creased, and both inner flaps are curling significantly. The book itself is bumped to the extremities and spine ends, with some occasional light marks to the boards. There is a mothball odour when the book is opened. The binding remains firm and the pages are just a little toned towards the edges. A good example.…

4°, gebundene Ausgabe. Condición: Gut. (Series Faunistica No. 7 und 18.). 480; 580 Seiten. Umschlag berieben. Insgesamt gut bis sehr gut erhalten. 9546420182 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 4000.

Condición: New. 72, col plates. . PB. NEW. . 2nd edition. An update of the first edition of 2006. [9788887989267].

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. …

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.…

LEGATURA EDITORIALE. Condición: NUOVO. Tribe Argynnini. Argymnis, Issoria, Brenthis, Argyreus. Pagg.64, molte illustrazioni a colori, cm.21x34, brossura.

Condición: New. 680, . A4. HB. NEW. New copies, corners slightly bumped in transit. The preparation of this Bibliography took more than 30 years. It includes a total of about 8500 entries with more than 3500 authors. This reference will be of use to all who study the Palaearctic or Holarctic Lepidoptera, or the world fauna. The author is known for his 2-volume work, 'Butterflies of Russia'. [9788090490062].…

Two volumes. 64, 72 p., numerous figures, coloured photographs and distribution maps, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps, else good set.

PENSOFT Sofia/ Moscow 1997/ 2000, 480/ 580 pp., col.photos and b&w illustrations, two bigger hardcovers with dust jackets 95463421182 / n9546420956 (code Sc-271).