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Beetles of Canada and Alaska
Based on Yves Bousquet's Checklist of Beetles of Canada and Alaska. 1995. [eng]

The European dragon and damselflies
One of the largest website about European dragonflies and damselflies. An introduction to odonatologic anatomy, lifecycle, behaviour, recognition, picture gallery, a list of all European dragonfly and damselfly species, odonatological literature, etc. [eng]

The post-Wisconsinan glacial biogeography of bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus)
The post-Wisconsinan glacial biogeography of bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus): a multivariate morphometric approach for conservation biology and management. Canonical correlation analysis (CCA) can quantitatively partition historical and ecological information from morphometric data where these features are otherwise confounded. CCA is applied to sample site locality morphometric data and corresponding sample site locality coordinate data for bull trout. Two vectors result. The first accounts for the maximum morphometric variation correlated to geographic information specified by the locality coordinates. The second represents the remaining less correlated variation. [eng]

Insects of Russia
Great database for insects from territory of former USSR, including, type locality, synonyms, range, distribution and variation, taxonomic notes, habitat and biology, similar species, prices and photo of adults. [eng]

Beetles of Canada and Alaska
Nomenclatural database based on Yves Bosquet's Checklist of Beetles of Canada and Alaska. Distributions are rendered by maps indicating the presence or absence of the taxa by geographic subregions. [eng]

Odonata of North America
This list, including English names originally proposed in 1978 and now revised several times, is offered as both a current North American check-list and a list of English names. [eng]

Butterflies of Japan
Links and photos of butterflies. [eng]

Dragonflies found in North Carolina
An online guide to North Carolina dragonflies with photos of 30 species including darners, clubtails, emeralds, sundragons, baskettails, pennants, skimmers and meadowhawks. [eng]

Finnish Dragonflies
Photos. [eng]

Dragonfly (Odonata) Biodiversity
This very large website contains species lists of the odonate fauna of some US states, Middle America (by country), West Indies (by island), and South America (by country). Furthermore it contains fieldkeys to the Odonata of Alaska and Washington, a large collection of photos of Washington Odonata and Costa Rican Odonata in superb quality, as well as tips for collecting and preserving and an odonatological glossary. [eng]

Holarctic Lepidoptera
The full-color scientific journal "Holarctic Lepidoptera" is published by the Association for Tropical Lepidoptera twice a year, in March and September. The journal commenced publication in 1994. All articles are peer-reviewed to provide the highest consistent quality and scientific content. Major abstracting services cover the journal, including Abstracts of Entomology (BIOSIS) and Zoological Record. [eng]

Catalogue of the Lepidoptera of the French Antilles
This catalogue will present all species of macrolepidoptera found in Martinique, Guadeloupe and their dependencies. It is mainly based on collections made by J. le Duchat d'Aubigny and B. Lalanne-Cassou during their six years stay in Guadeloupe. Each species is illustrated as colour pictures from collection specimens, and presented with all biological data available (host-plants, frequencies, distribution, behaviour). Slides of male genitalia are shown when direct identification is more difficult. The catalogue shows also photographic identification keys for all families. Each specimen is presented with a scale bar of 1 cm (5 cm for Sphingidae and larger moths). All specimens illustrated have been caught by J. le Duchat d'Aubigny and B. Lalanne-Cassou from 1980 and 1986, unless otherwise stated. [eng | fra]

The Beetles of the Virgin Islands
This demonstration allows 2 entry paths: VIBFP Database, Virgin Islands Mapping. [eng]

Insects of the former Soviet Union
Catalogue. Here is the lastest catalogue of insects which I can offer you from ex - USSR territories (Russia, Siberia, Far East, Altay Mts., Sayan Mts., Kirghizstan, Tadzhikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan etc.). All specimens are dried, placed in paper triangles (butterflies) or on cardboard square bits under cellophane (beetles), have collecting data indicated. [eng]

Lepidoptera of Siberia and Central Asia
A list of Lepidoptera photographed by O. Kosterin (Novosibirsk) in Siberia and Central Asia up to 1998; a list of author's publication on Lepidoptera. [eng]

Zoogeography
Guam is located in the tropical western Pacific (see inside back cover). It is the southernmost and largest island of the Marianas chain, an archipelago of 15 islands which extends some 500 miles in a north-south direction from 12� 40' N to 20� 40' N latitude. In addition to mapping the distributions of animal species, zoogeographers have attempted to explain how these species came to be where they are. Older theories have assumed that most Indo-Pacific marine species have originated in the area of the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia and from there have spread outward throughout the region. Recent studies, however, have suggested that movements of the earth's crust, through the process of plate tectonics, may have been important in the distribution of inshore marine fishes. [eng]

Beetle diversity in Mkomazi game reserve, Tanzania
In 1993 the Royal Geographical Society was invited by the Department of Wildlife in Tanzania to co-ordinate a comprehensive ecological survey of Mkomazi Game Reserve in northern Tanzania. [eng]

Butterflies of North America
Identify a butterfly by navigating through thumbnails of all of our photos. [eng]

Hawaiian Damselflies
The Hawaii Biological Survey (HBS), established by the State Legislature in 1992 as a program of the Bishop Museum, is an ongoing natural history inventory of the Hawaiian Archipelago. [eng]

Butterfly Insect Museum in La Ceiba, Honduras
Incredible world of the butterfly and insect museum in La Ceiba, Honduras with more than 6000 butterflies and moths from Honduras. Bright red, iridescent blue, and intricate wing patterns adorn two walls of this 1000 square foot museum. This nonprofit museum is the personal collection of Mr. Lehman who has collected for 30 years. [eng]

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