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For the first time in a single volume there are included the 65 Arctiidae species occuring the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. The main part of the work consists of 65 individual sheets...(more information)

The complete variability of all species and subspecies of the Iberodorcadion genus is represented through excellent full-colour drawings of complete habitus, pronota and elytrae...(more information)...(more information)

Cerambycidae sul-americanos. Suplemento 1
Martins, U.R. & Galileo, M.H.

This is the first of a series of Supplements devoted to the South American Cerambycidae. It complements and updates Cerambycidae Sul-americanos written by one of the authors. It includes the following tribes of Cerambycinae: Oemini, Methiini, Dodecosini, Paraholopterini, Phlyctaenodini, Pleiarthrocerini and Ectenessini. 37 genera are...(more information)

About 300 pages, with a big number of both black and white or colour drawings. About 90 full-colour photographs, distribution maps and tables. It is included the diagnosis of 89 genera...(more information)

We are launching the World Catalogue of this important subfamily of Curculionidae. The work provides keys to all genera, lists of species and synonyms, systematic combinations, and is authored by an eminent authority on the group. The work considers 1316 valid species, 167 genera and 11 tribes...(more information)

E. Micó & E. Galante 2002

A new Photographic Atlas is presented, focused to simplify the identification and study of the flower Scarabaeidae. 43 species are studied, divided in four families...(more information

The Ibero-balearic fauna of Cerambycidae includes 7 Subfamilies, 45 Tribes, and 107 Genera. In all 261 species are presently known, 57 being endemic to this area...(more information)

The series, split in seven volumes, presents the Ibero-Balearic fauna of some of the more important superfamilies of Lepidoptera Heterocera: Lasiocampoidea, Bombycoidea, Axioidea and Noctuoidea...(more information)

Manual de identificación y guía de campo de los árctidos de la Península Ibérica y Baleares Ylla J, Macià R, & Gastón FJ. For the first time in a single volume there are included the 65 Arctiidae species occuring the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. The main part of the work consists of 65 individual sheets...(more information)
Plantas útiles para el hombre. Historia natural y cultural de las plantas comestible Luis Gutiérrez-Pagès This book includes complete information concerning any plant useful for mankind, paying attention to the eadible plants, its origins and their incorporation into human cultures. The botanical information for each species is also included, as well as...(more information)
Tenebrionidae de la Península Ibérica y Baleares, Vol. 1: Lagriinae y Pimeliinae Amador Viñolas - M. Carmen Cartagena This is the first volume of a two-book series concerning the rich ibero-balearic fauna of Tenebrionidae. 314 taxa are included from species and supspecies, including descriptions and determination keys from subfamily up to subspecies, as well as...(more information)
Iconografía del género Iberodorcadion Jesús Romero Samper The complete variability of all species and subspecies of the *Iberodorcadion* genus is represented through excellent full-colour drawings of complete habitus, pronota and elytrae...(more information)...(more information)
Cerambycidae sul-americanos. Suplemento 1 Martins, U.R. & Galileo, M.H. This is the first of a series of Supplements devoted to the South American Cerambycidae. It complements and updates Cerambycidae Sul-americanos written by one of the authors. It includes the following tribes of Cerambycinae: Oemini, Methiini, Dodecosini, Paraholopterini, Phlyctaenodini, Pleiarthrocerini and Ectenessini. 37 genera are...(more information)
Carabidae de la Península Ibérica y Baleares Vol. 1: Trechinae, Bembidiini V. M. Ortuño & M. Toribio The series, split in seven volumes, presents the Ibero-Balearic fauna of some of the more important superfamilies of Lepidoptera Heterocera: Lasiocampoidea, Bombycoidea, Axioidea and Noctuoidea...(more information)
Atlas de los escarabajos de México (Coleoptera: Lamellicornia Vol. 2: Scarabaeidae, Trogidae, Passalidae y Lucanidae) M. A. Morón, editor About 300 pages, with a big number of both black and white or colour drawings. About 90 full-colour photographs, distribution maps and tables. It is included the diagnosis of 89 genera...(more information)
Catalogue of Ceutorhynchinae of the World, with a key to genera (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) Enzo Colonnelli Con claves de todos los géneros, listas de especies y sinonimias, cambios de combinaciones, etc. Considera 1316 especies válidas, 167 géneros y 11 tribus. Se describe una nueva tribu y 16 nuevos géneros...(más información)
European Fauna of Oedemeridae Xavier Vázquez-Albalate Argania Editio presents its first European Fauna, written by the same author of the Iberian Fauna of this family (1993). This book deals with the 79 species of Oedemeridae...(more information)
Catalogue of Ceutorhynchinae of the World, with a key to genera (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) Enzo Colonnelli We are launching the World Catalogue of this important subfamily of Curculionidae. The work provides keys to all genera, lists of species and synonyms, systematic combinations, and is authored by an eminent authority on the group. The work considers 1316 valid species, 167 genera and 11 tribes...(more information)
Buprestidae de la Península Ibérica y Baleares A. Verdugo 191 taxa are studied up to species and subspecies. All include complete descriptions and determination keys with drawings of the edeaga and morphological details, from subfamily up to subspecies. The biology and the geographic distribution of all species and subspecies are also included...(more information)
Atlas de los escarabeidos florícolas íbero-baleares (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) E. Micó & E. Galante 2002 A new Photographic Atlas is presented, focused to simplify the identification and study of the flower Scarabaeidae. 43 species are studied, divided in four families...(more information
Atlas fotográfico de los cerambícidos íbero-baleares Eduard Vives The Ibero-balearic fauna of Cerambycidae includes 7 Subfamilies, 45 Tribes, and 107 Genera. In all 261 species are presently known, 57 being endemic to this area...(more information)
Atlas fotográfico de los lepidópteros macroheteróceros íbero-baleares 2 Josep Joaquim Pérez De-Gregorio, Josep Muñoz, Martí Rondós The series, split in seven volumes, presents the Ibero-Balearic fauna of some of the more important superfamilies of Lepidoptera Heterocera: Lasiocampoidea, Bombycoidea, Axioidea and Noctuoidea...(more information)