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Condición: New. 318, 83 col plates, 30 b/w photos. A4. HB. NEW. . Text Hungarian/English. This fourth volume in the series Fibigeriana Supplements comprises the third, revised edition of the Macrolepidoptera of Hungary. A bilingual, up-to-date, annotated checklist with colour illustrations of set specimens of all Heterocera and Rhopalocera species known from Hungary. Includes some genitalia illustrations. The Noctuoidea section is a direct continuation of the publications dealing with the results of the ongoing, complete revision of the European Noctuoidea which was started within the framework of the 'Nolini of the World', the 'Fauna Ibérica' and the 'Plante Noctuidae Collection Catalogue' projects. Includes many taxonomic revisions. As a consequence of the revisional work, the present volume includes the description of a new subgenus, 2 new species and 4 new subspecies. The descriptions of the new taxa are presented in English, in a separate chapter.

Condición: New. 229, 183 col plates. . HB. NEW. . The third volume in the series is a detailed summary of the impressively large and beautiful Rhopalocera material of the famous Vartian collection of Lepidoptera held in the Natural History Museum, Vienna. This part of the collection is well represented with North African and Middle East fauna, but also includes material from all continents, including some historical material from Inner Asia and the tropical areas. A total of 1174 species and subspecies are included. This third volume can be used as an identification guide to the Rhopalocera fauna of the Western Palaearctic. The detailed checklist contains information on the countries where specimens of each taxa were collected. [9786155279041].

Condición: New. 166, 87 col plates, 33 b/w figs. . HB. NEW. . The fourth (final) part of the series of the Vartian Catalogue, containing the Geometridae material of the Vartian collection preserved in the Natural History Museum Vienna. The Geometridae section of this collection is supposedly the richest western and Central Asiatic reference material of this very diverse and yet insufficiently studied fauna, comprising nearly 22100 specimens of 1353 species-group taxa. The specimens have been collected in altogether 52 countries but the overwhelming majority of the Geometridae specimens originate from Armenia, Transcaucasia, Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan. There are significant materials having been gathered from the Balkan Peninsula, Spain and Morocco and, naturally, the local fauna of Austria is also well represented in the collection. The complete list of the countries of origin of the Geometridae is presented prior to the collection check list section of the book. All species listed in the check list are associated with the abbreviation of all countries where the specimens of the given taxon have been collected. The descriptions of seven new species and their genitalia are also presented. All recognised taxa of the collection are illustrated on the 87 colour plates. Most specimens are shown at natural size but certain groups comprising small-sized species (e.g. Sterrhinae, Eupithecini, etc.) are illustrated in 1.5x magnification. [9786155279072].

Condición: New. 349, 147 col + 54 b/w plates. A4. HB. NEW. . Text French/English. Jacques Plante (1920-2003) achieved outstanding success both as a song writer and a noctuid expert. Through his collecting efforts and acquisitions he built the largest private collection of Noctuidae of the Palearctic and Oriental regions of the late 20th century. Now housed in the 'Muséum d'histoire naturelle', in Geneva, Switzerland, Jacques Plante's Lepidoptera collections include 62,688 specimens of Noctuidae, for which the Noctuinae and Hadeninae species are presented here in the first volume of the two planned to showcase this collection. A biography of Jacques Plante written by François Aulombard and Philippe Lopes Curval is presented in both French and English. This is followed by a list of Plante's scientific publications and a list of the taxa that he described. A complete check list of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae of the collection follows, along with a chapter dedicated to the descriptions of 4 new genera, 21 new species and 21 new subspecies of Noctuinae and Hadeninae discovered in the collection. In addition, 147 colour plates illustrate more than 3000 specimens representing all of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae found in the collection, and 54 plates in black and white illustrate the genitalia of dissected specimens. This book will be an essential addition to the library of all professional and advocated lepidopterists interested in the astounding diversity of Noctuidae moths of the Old World.Memoires de la societe physique et d'histoire naturelle de Geneve Vol. 49 Tome 1. [9786155279102].

Condición: New. 281, 48 col plates, 110 genitalia figs. 290x210mm. HB. NEW. . This 7th volume of the Taxonomic Atlas series is the first item dealing with the family Erebidae, providing the revised taxonomy of the rather difficult, Trans-Palaearctic, typically xeromontane-eremic genera Autophila Hübner, [1823] and Apopestes Hübner, [1823].Contains the latest taxonomic information, full synonymy and effective diagnoses of all known 110 taxa of Autophila and Apopestes, in addition the description of a new genus Apopautophila. Includes descriptions of 6 new species and 9 new subspecies. Illustrated with 27 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and with 21 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are figured on 110 black and white plates. [9786155279034].

Condición: New. 313, 49 col plates, 118 genitalia figs. 290x210mm. HB. NEW. . . [9786155279010].

Condición: New. 299, 48 col + 107 b/w plates. 290x210mm. HB. NEW. . The first half of the 10th volume of the Catalogue contains the revision of those large parts of the Psaphidinae which have long been interpreted as members of the subfamily Acronictinae and Xyleninae (the subtribes Diphtherocomina and Nacnina, and certain newly discovered Psaphidinae genera). The second half is the second part of Toxocampinae (Erebidae), containing the Lygephila-Tathorhynchus and the Perinaenia-Isoura-Exophyla generic complexes, the sister-groups of the Autophila-Apopestes generic complex which has been treated in the 7th volume of the series.This volume includes altogether 13 genera, two of them (Vigentinocome and Discibocome) are newly established. Vigentinocome is divided into four subgenera, Vigentinocome, Chrysocome, Criocome and Bryochlorome).The volume is illustrated with 28 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and 20 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are shown in 107 black and white plates. [9786155279089].

Condición: New. 313, 55 col + 114 b/w plates. 290x210mm. HB. NEW. . This 11th volume of the Taxonomic Atlas series consists of the second part on the subfamily Noctuinae, focusing on the revised taxonomy of the Palaearctic genus Eugnorisma along with 18 additional related genera of the tribe Noctuini. Includes the latest taxonomic information, full synonymy and diagnoses of 130 taxa of 19 genera (7 new species, 20 new subspecies, 2 new subgenera and 1 new genus are described). Illustrated with 30 high quality colour plates of magnified photos of all included taxa and 25 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are figured on 114 black and white plates. [9786155279096].

The fourth volume of the Fibigeriana Supplement series is the third, revised edition of the Macrolepidoptera of Hungary, a bilingual, up-to-date, annotated checklist and the illustration of all Heterocera and Rhopalocera species known from Hungary in colour. The Noctuoidea part of the book is a direct continuation of the publications dealing with the results of the ongoing, complete revision of the European Noctuoidea which has been started within the framework of the "Nolini of the World", the "Fauna Ibérica" and the "Plante Noctuidae Collection Catalogue" projects. The readers can marvel at the multitude of new taxonomic results, the high number of cases where the previous species and genus level classification had to be modified. As a consequence of the revisional work, for the first time in the publication of the checklist of the Hungarian Macrolepidoptera, the present volume includes the description of a new subgenus, 2 new species and 4 new subspecies. The descriptions of the new taxa are presented in English, in a separate chapter following the annotation chapter. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 318 pp., 83 color plates with mounted butterflies, 30 b/w figs with genitalia, hardcover 4 [20.5 x 29.3 cm] [bilingual Hungarian / English].

The fourth part of the Vartian catalogue comprises the complete checklist of the Geometridae taxa collected in North Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Southern Central Asia and the Western Himalayas, with reference to the numbers and countries of origin of the specimens at each taxon; the specimens are illustrated in 87 colour plates introducing not fewer than 1353 species-group taxa collected in altogether 52 countries. Besides the exhaustive collection checklist, the book contains a complete list of the Geometridae type material of the Vartian Collection as well as description of seven new species along with the associated black and white genitalia figures. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 165 pp., 87 plates with color photos and b/w line drawings, hardback.

Eva Vartian is one of the most outstanding lepidopterologists of the 20th century. Her collection is above all renowned because of its species richness and the excellent setting quality of the materials, the majority of which was collected and prepared by herself. The collection contains over 140,000 set specimens (including 4400 type specimens) with several thousands of additional pinned, unsorted ones housed in nearly 940 drawers. The main stock of this enormous material has been collected before the use of automatic light traps during thirty expeditions in previously poorly explored countries like Morocco, Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Syria, Armenia, Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The most important part of the collection is that of the vast Iranian and Afghan accessions, which represents the best reference material from this region. It is especially rich in Noctuidae with some 60,000 specimens. The first section of Fibigeriana, Volume 1 is bilingual, introducing Eva Vartian and her lepidopterological activity in English and German. The scientific part comprises the annotated list of the type-material, a revised checklist of the Noctuoidea collection (altogether 3009 species-group taxa belonging to 673 genera), life-size colour images of all recognised taxa of the superfamily on 152 colour plates and a number of black and white and colour images illustrating Eva Vartian's life and expeditions. Fibigeriana, Volume 1, the first volume of the new lepidopterological series Fibigeriana, represents an encyclopaedic overview and identification guide to the fauna of Noctuoidea from Western and Central Asia. It is recommended to all amateur and professional lepidopterists who are involved into maintenance and development of collections and study of the extreme diversity of the Near and Middle East Lepidoptera. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 303 pp., 152 plates with color photos + additional color & b/w photos, hardback [bilingual in English and German].

Jacques Plante (1920-2003) achieved outstanding success both as a songwriter and a noctuid expert. Through his collecting efforts and acquisitions, he built the largest private collection of Noctuidae of the Palearctic and Oriental regions of the late 20th century. Now housed in the 'Muséum Histoire Naturelle, in Geneva, Switzerland, Jacques Plante's Lepidoptera collections include 62,688 specimens of Noctuidae, for which the Noctuinae and Hadeninae species are presented here in the first volume of the two planned to showcase this collection. A biography of Jacques Plante written by François Aulombard and Philippe Lopes-Curval is presented in both French and English. This is followed by a list of Plante's scientific publications and a list of the taxa that he described. A complete checklist of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae of the collection follows, along with a chapter dedicated to the descriptions of 4 new genera, 21 new species and 21 new subspecies of Noctuinae and Hadeninae discovered in the collection. In addition, 147 colour plates illustrate more than 3000 specimens representing all of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae found in the collection, and 54 plates in black and white illustrate the genitalia of dissected specimens. This book will be an essential addition to the library of all professional and advocated lepidopterists interested in the astounding diversity of Noctuidae moths of the Old World. New taxa: Bonzagonorisma n. gen., Versutographa n. gen., Amelanchra n. gen., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) karakorealis n. sp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) melanofusca n. ssp., Dichagyris (Yigoga) mysteriosa n. sp., Euxoa (Euxoa) cretaporos n. sp., Agrotis philippelopesi n. sp., Diarisia aznavouri n. sp., Diarisia corinnae n. sp., Diarisia alvarezi n. sp., Diarisia ciamporceroi n. sp., Diarisia grenoni n. sp., Diarisia berneri n. sp., Diarisia perrasi n. sp., Standfussiana aulombardi n. sp., Thargelia plantei n. sp., Lasianobia dierli n. sp., Dictyestra hollierorum n. sp., Orthosia (Monima) helenae n. sp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) candelisequa serpens n. ssp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) ammoena diffluentior n. ssp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) amoena fuscarenosa n. ssp., Agrotis cinerea mikomatei n. ssp., Diarisia florida apricosa n. ssp., Diarisia mendica studiosa n. ssp., Standfussiana lucernea dorothea n. ssp., Standfussiana herbulotis laboheme n. ssp., Epilecta linogrisea turcomanica n. ssp., Opigena polygona magna n. ssp., Spaelotis (Sparlotis) senna maroccana n. ssp., Laccanobia oleacea pallidipepla n. ssp. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 349 pp., 147 plates with colour photos, 54 plates with b/w photos [genital figures], hardback 4 [bilingual in English and French].

The first and second volumes of Fibigeriana (published in 2012 and 2013) provided a comprehensive demonstration of the impressively species-rich Noctuoidea, Lasiocampoidea, Bombycoidea, Drepanoidea, Cossoidea, Zygaenoidea and Hepialoidea material of the Vartian Collection. The newly published third item of the series is a detailed summary of the impressively large and beautiful Rhopalocera material of the famous collection. This remarkable part of the collection (stored in 257 drawers!) besides the best represented North African and Middle East fauna, includes material practically from all continents, including some historical material from Inner Asia and the tropical areas. Thus, the number of the distinguished butterfly taxa is really high, counting altogether 1 174 species and subspecies. During the preparation of Fibigeriana, Volume 3, the working team took some 15 000 colour photos of which the 183 colour plates of the present volume have been composed from. The third volume of the lepidopterological series Fibigeriana can be considered also as an identification guide to the Rhopalocera fauna of the Western Palaearctic. The detailed checklist contains information on the countries where specimens of each taxa were collected. Fibigeriana, Volume 3 is warmly recommended to all amateur and professional butterfly enthusiasts. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 229 pp., 183 plates with color photos, hardback.

The third volume of the Catalogue contains the revision of the Apamea generic complex. The book includes altogether 16 genera, six of them are newly established (Genoveva, Hoenapamea, Mohapamea, Oriasapamea, Fahejbarna and Pluviapamea). The great majority of the species-rank taxa involved into the volume belong to the genus Apamea which is divided here into 7 subgenera six of which are also newly described here. The Apameini I volume contains 127 text pages with the latest taxonomic information, full synonymy and effective diagnoses of all known Palaearctic and Oriental taxa, with the descriptions of 29 new species and 8 new subspecies, and numerous taxonomic and nomenclatural changes. The volume is illustrated with 39 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and 18 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are shown in 156 black and white plates. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 393 pp., 57 color plates, 156 plates with b/w photos, cloth bound 4 [with dust jacket].

The 7th volume of A Taxonomic Atlas of the Eurasian and North African Noctuoidea is the first item dealing with the family Erebidae, providing the revised taxonomy of the rather difficult, Trans-Palaearctic, typically xeromontane-eremic genera Autophila Hübner, [1823] and Apopestes Hübner, [1823]. The new volume contains 85 text pages with the latest taxonomic information, full synonymy and effective diagnoses of all known 110 taxa of Autophila and Apopestes, in addition the description of a new genus Apopautophila. The 7th volume includes the descriptions of 6 new species and 9 new subspecies of the above mentioned genera. The Witt Catalogue Volume 7 is illustrated with 27 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and with 21 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are figured on 110 black and white plates. The whole book counts altogether 281 pages. The high quality printed new book is very useful for taxonomists, libraries of scientific institutes and professional amateur collectors, as well as for those naturalists who are interested in the true biodiversity of both the Eurasian Fauna and the nocturnal lepidopterans. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 281 pp., 48 color plates, 150 figs of genitalia, cloth bound 4 [with dust jacket].

The sixth volume is the first covering the covers the Noctuinae. It contains 49 colour plates and 118 genitalia figures. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 313 pp., 49 plates with 1081 color photos, 118 plates with b/w photos, cloth bound 4 [with dust jacket].

The eleventh volume in this series on nocturnal moths, Noctuinae III: Poliina, contains 102 text pages with the latest taxonomic information, full synonymy and effective diagnoses of all known Palaearctic and Oriental taxa, with the descriptions of 10 new species and 4 new subspecies, and numerous taxonomic and nomenclatural changes. The volume is illustrated with 30 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and 25 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are shown in 114 black and white plates. The 11th volume treats the first large clade of the hadenine branch of the Noctuidae s. str., the subtribe Poliina. The first chapter introduces the phylogeny and supraspecific taxonomy of the hadenines, this part is followed by the general distribution of the widespread Holarctic subtribe. The taxonomic part of the book includes altogether five, taxonomically rather difficult genera, all but one are rather diverse and consists closely related and often hardly identifiable species complexes. Four of the five genera of the subtribe (Tricheurois, Haderonia, Ctenoceratoda, and Pachetra) are considered as taxonomically homogeneous, their main lineages are treated in the book as species-groups, while the best-known member of the tribe, Polia, is split into four distinct subgenera, Metallopolia, Atropolia, Leuconephropolia, Protopolia and Polia (s. str.). New taxa: Tricheurois landryi n. sp., Tricheurois contrusa n. sp., Tricheurois inexpecta n. sp., Haderonia albiocellina n. sp., Haderonia subgrisea n. sp., Haderonia allasiestrina n. sp., Haderonia lasiofallax n. sp., Ctenoceratoda hamishgandhara n. sp., Pachetra sagittigera striatella n. ssp., Pachetra sagittigera minigera n. ssp., Polia (Metallopolia) kisculta n. sp., Polia (Polia) subcontigua annapurna n. ssp., Polia (Polia) gigantea n. sp., Polia (Polia) gigantea continentalis n. ssp. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 313 pp., 55 color plates, 114 figs of genitalia, cloth bound 4 [29 x 21 cm] [with dust jacket].

The tenth volume is the first within the Taxonomic Atlas series which includes larger groups of two different families. The first half contains the revision of those large parts of the Psaphidinae which have long been interpreted as members of the subfamily Acronictinae and Xyleninae (the subtribes Diphtherocomina and Nacnina, and certain newly discovered Psaphidinae genera). The second half is the second part of Toxocampinae (Erebidae), containing the Lygephila-Tathorhynchus and the Perinaenia-Isoura-Exophyla generic complexes, the sister-groups of the Autophila-Apopestes generic complex which has been treated in volume 7. The book includes altogether 13 genera, two of them (Vigentinocome and Discibocome) are newly established. Vigentinocome is divided into four subgenera, Vigentinocome, Chrysocome, Criocome and Bryochlorome). The Psaphidinae II, Erebidae II volume contains 101 text pages with the latest taxonomic information, full synonymy and effective diagnoses of all known Palaearctic and Oriental taxa, with the descriptions of two new subtribes, two new genera, three new subgenera and four new species, and numerous taxonomic and nomenclatural changes. The volume is illustrated with 28 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and 20 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are shown in 107 black and white plates. New taxa: Diphtherocomina n. subtribe, Diphtherocome petrichkarolyi n. sp., Vigentinocome n. gen., Vigentinocome (Vigentinocome) n. subgen., Vigentinocome (Chrysocome) n. subgen., Vigentinocome (Criocome) n. subgen., Vigentinocome (Bryochlorome) n. subgen., Nacnina n. subtribe, Discibocome n. gen., Nacna buschmannferenci n. sp. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 299 pp., 48 color plates, 107 figs of genitalia, cloth bound 4 [21 x 29 cm] [with dust jacket].

The 9th volume of the Taxonomic Atlas series is the first item dealing with the subfamily Xyleninae. It contains the revision of the Agrochola-Telorta-Hyalobole generic complex, proposing a generally new generic system for this taxonomically difficult Holarctic clade. This new system overwrites the traditional system of both the European and the Pacific fauna establishing 6 new genera, 10 new subgenera and nearly 90 new combinations. The volume contains 117 text pages with full synonymy and effective diagnoses of 129 taxa included, with the description of 2 new species and 3 new subspecies in this popular and for a long time intensively studied group. The Witt Catalogue, Volume 9 is illustrated 33 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and with 19 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are figured on 129 black and white plates. New taxa: Hazaropolia n. gen., Vulpechola n. gen., Agrocholorta n. gen., Suginistra n. gen., Edentelorta n. gen., Incertobole n. gen., Flavirenorta n. subgen., Kyutekparkorta n. subgen., Mimicotelorta n. subgen., Shipherorta n. subgen., Semirenorta n. subgen., Pacificorta n. subgen., Acuminorta n. subgen., Anstineobole n. subgen., Tzuoobole n. subgen., Fluobole n. subgen., Agrocholorta (Flavirenorta) stoyani n. sp., Agrocholorta (Pacificorta) taiwanawae n. sp., Anchoscelis (Anchoscelis) meridionalis maghrebianus n. ssp., Maraschia grisescens balcanica n. ssp., Hazaropolia hazara marmorata n. ssp. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 342 pp., 52 color plates, 133 figs of genitalia, cloth bound 4 [21 x 29 cm] [with dust jacket].

The 8th volume of the Taxonomic Atlas series is the second publication on the subfamily Noctuinae, focusing on the revised taxonomy of specifically the Palaearctic genus Eugnorisma along with additional 18 related genera of the tribe Noctuini. The new volume comprises 125 text pages with the latest taxonomic information, full synonymy and effective diagnoses of 130 taxa of 19 genera. The 8th volume contains the descriptions of 7 new species, 20 new subspecies, 2 new subgenera and 1 new genus. Besides the descriptions of new taxa the book reports numerous taxonomic changes concerning among others the European fauna. The Witt Catalogue, Volume 8 is illustrated with 33 colour plates of high quality magnified photos displaying all taxa included and with 26 colour plates showing the variation of each taxon in natural size. The genitalia of all species and subspecies are figured on 130 black and white plates. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 362 pp., 59 color plates, 130 figs of genitalia, cloth bound 4 [with dust jacket].