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Nuestra portada: Coleophora involucrella Chrétien, 1905 INDICE 1. Introducción 7 1. 1. Autores prelinneanos 11 1. 2. La obra de Linnaeus y autores postlinneanos del siglo XVIII 12 1. 3. Autores del siglo XIX, con el establecimiento de la familia y de los géneros ... 13 1. 4. Autores del siglo XX, con el establecimiento de la sistemática actual 19 2. Distribución de la familia Coleophoridae Hübner, [1825] en el mundo 25 3. Lista sistemático-cronológica de la familia Coleophoridae Hübner, [1825] 31 4. Inventario de géneros y especies con su distribución mundial 35 4. 1. Enscepastra Meyrick, 1920 36 4. 2. Sandaloeca Meyrick, 1920 36 4. 3. Augasma Herrich-Schàffer, 1853 36 4. 4. Metriotes Herrich-Scháffer, 1853 36 4. 5. Coleophora Hübner, 1822 37 4. 6. Goniodoma Zeller, 1849 129 4. 7. Corythangela Meyrick, 1897 129 4. 8. Iriothyrsa Meyrick, 1908 129 4. 9. Amblyxena Meyrick, 1914 130 4.10. Porotica Meyrick, 1913 130 4.11. Macrocorystis Meyrick, 1931 130 4.12. Ischnopsis Walsingham, 1881 130 4.13. Ischnophanes Meyrick, 1891 130 4.14. Tocasta Busck, 1912 131 5. Mapas de distribución mundial de los géneros 133 6. Bibliografía 149 7. índice alfabético de los nombres de familia y de los géneros 175 8. índice alfabético de las especies 179 TABLE DES MATIERES 1. Introduction 7 1. 1. Auteurs pré-Linnaeus 11 1. 2. L'oeuvre de Linnaeus et auteurs post-Linnaeus du XVIIIème siècle 12 1. 3. Auteurs du XIXème siècle, avec rétablissement de la famille et des genres 13 1. 4. Auteurs du XXème siècle, avec l'établissement de la classification actuelle 19 2. Distribution de la famille Coleophoridae Hübner, [1825] dans le monde 25 3. Liste systématique et chronologique de la famille Coleophoridae Hübner, [1825] 31 4. Inventaire des genres et espèces leurs distributions dans le monde 35 4. 1. Enscepastra Meyrick, 1920 36 4. 2. Sandaloeca Meyrick, 1920 36 4. 3. Augasma Herrich-Schàffer, 1853 36 4. 4. Metriotes Herrich-Schàffer, 1853 36 4. 5. Coleophora Hübner, 1822 37 4. 6. Goniodoma Zeller, 1849 129 4. 7. Corythangela Meyrick, 1897 129 4. 8. Iriothyrsa Meyrick, 1908 129 4. 9. Amblyxena Meyrick, 1914 130 4.10. Porotica Meyrick, 1913 130 4.11. Macrocorystis Meyrick, 1931 130 4.12. Ischnopsis Walsingham, 1881 130 4.13. Ischnophanes Meyrick, 1891 130 4.14. Tocasta Busck, 1912 131 5. Cartes de distribution mondiale des genres 133 6. Bibliographie 149 7. Index des noms de famille et genres 175 8. Index des espèces 179 ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA Cuando este libro ya estaba impreso, ha llegado a nuestras manos el trabajo de los doc- tores BALDIZZONE & OKU, en el que se describen nuevas especies del género Coleophora, pa- ra el Japón, y que deberán intercalarse en las páginas correspondientes, al igual que incluir el mismo en la bibliografía, y así tenemos: BALDIZZONE, G., & OKU, T., 1988. Descriptions of Japanese Coleophoridae I. Tyô to Ga, 39(2): 119-135, 31 figs. Las nuevas especies descritas son: eteropennella Baldizzone & Oku, 1988. Japón. Tyô to Ga, 39(2): 130, figs. 20-26, 30, 31. honshuella Baldizzone & Oku, 1988. Japón. Tyô to Ga, 39(2): 119, figs. 1-6, 27. issikii Baldizzone & Oku, 1988. Japón. Tyô to Ga, 39(2): 123, figs. 7-12. levantis Baldizzone & Oku, 1988. Japón. Tyô to Ga, 39(2): 127, figs. 13-16, 28, 29. A continuación se indican las erratas detectadas, que deberán corregirse; a la izquierda fi- gura como está escrito y a la derecha como debería estarlo: Dice Debe de decir pág. 61. binderella Kollar, 1832 binderella (Kollar, 1832) (Ornix). pág. 64. chamadriella chamaedriella pág. 68. cracella Vallot, 1835. cracella (Vallot, 1835) (Tinea). pág. 68. crepidenella crepidinella pág. 118 ahemella ahenella 1. INTRODUCCIÓN 1. INTRODUCTION 1. Introducción 1. Introduction Hablar de la familia Coleophoridae, es in- Traiter de la famille Coleophoridae c'est troducirse en un mundo lleno de pequeños le- entrer dans un monde rempli de petits lépi- pidópteros de abigarrados colores y procesos doptères bigarrés et aux processus méta- metamórfícos de un elevado interés. morphiques de très grand intérêt. Siempre que se habla con los diferentes Lorsque l'on parle avec les scientifiques, científicos, que en la actualidad se dedican al qui de nos jours se vouent à l'étude de cette estudio de esta familia, sobre cuál es el nú- famille, du nombre exact du nombre des es- mero exacto de especies que hay a nivel mun- pèces à l'échelle mondial et quelle est leur lo- dial y cuál es su distribución, no se puede ob- calisation, on ne peut obtenir que de vagues tener mas que vagas respuestas. No existe, en réponses. Il n'existe en effect aucun traité efecto, ningún tratado que contenga tal infor- possédant une telle information; d'où la né- mación; de ahí la necesidad de hacer este cessité de faire ce catalogue. catálogo. Dans le passé on a réalisé des groupes d'espèces, de différentes manières, parfois en En el pasado se realizaron agrupamientos se référant aux structures anatomiques, ou de especies, empleando varios sistemas, unos encore aux étuis larvaires, et même en réfé- que utilizaban diferentes estructuras anatómi- rence aux plantes nutritives. Tout cela abou- cas, otros sus fundas larvarias o sus plantas tit à la réalisation de catalogues parfois ré- nutricias. Esto llevó a la aparición de catálo- gionaux ou nationaux ou même quelquesuns gos, a veces regionales, otras de países y las à l'échelle de continents. menos de continentes. Parmi les travaux les plus importants il Entre los trabajos más importantes que han faut détacher celui de ZELLER (1849) qui aparecido hasta la fecha, cabe destacar a ZE- élabora le premier cataloguqe prenant en LLER (1849), quien estableció el primer catá- compte le classement spécifique se référant logo y realizó el primer agrupamiento especí- aux structures des antennes. fico en base a la estructura de las antenas. Plus tard apparurent les ouvrages de DU- Posteriormente, aparecieron las obras de PONCHEL (1838-1843) pour ce qui concerne DUPONCHEL (1838-1843), para la fauna de la faune de la France; ceux d'EVERSMANN Francia; EVERSMANN (1844), para la fauna (1844) pour la faune de la Volga et de l'Ou- del Volga y los Urales; STAINTON ral; de STAINTON (1849-1854) pour la fau- (1849-1854), de la fauna de Gran Bretaña; ne de la Grande Bretagne; de FREY (1856) FREY (1856), de la fauna de Suiza; HEINE- pour la faune de la Suisse; de HEINEMANN MANN & WOCKE (1877), sobre la fauna de & WOCKE (1877) pour la faune de l'Alle- Alemania y Suiza, etc. En lo que concierne a magne et de la Suisse, etc. En ce qui concer- la fauna de Europa, no se puede olvidar la be- ne la faune de l'Europe, on ne peut oublier lla obra de HERRICH-SCHÂFFER le superbe traité de HERRICH-SCHAFFER (1853-1855), con sus detallados dibujos a to- (1853-1855), aux dessins coloriés avec des do color y descripciones de muchas especies descriptions de nombreuses espèces nou- nuevas. velles. En los albores del siglo XX, apareció la Au début du XXème siècle apparut l'ou- obra de SATUDINGER & REBEL (1901), en la vrage de STAUDINGER & REBEL (1901) que se catalogó la fauna de lepidópteros exis- avec la liste des lépidoptères de la région tentes en la región Paleártica. Paléartique. No se volvió a intentar un estudio seme- Puis il eut TOLL qui entre 1941 et 1967 dé- jante, hasta TOLL, que entre 1941 y 1967, lle- crit plus de 200 espèces nouvelles en de nom- gó a describir mas de 200 especies nuevas pa- breux ouvrages concernant cette famille, et ra esta familia, de los más diversos lugares de indique leurs différentes localisations en Eu- Europa, Norte de África y Asia. rope, Afrique du Nord et Asie. A pesar de su fallecimiento, ocurrido en A la mort de TOLL survenue en 1961, ses 1961, sus mas directos colaboradores, recopi- collaborateurs reprirent ses écrits et publiè- lando sus escritos, publicaron en 1962, parte rent en 1962 une partie de la monographie de la monografía que él estaba preparando qu'il était en train de préparer sur la famille sobre la familia Coleophoridae, de la fauna Coleophoridae en la faune Paléartique. Mal- Paleártica. Desgraciadamente quedó incon- heureusement cette étude resta inachevée. clusa. Dans l'oeuvre de TOLL il faut surtout dé- En la obra de TOLL hay que destacar so- tacher le mode de classement en 35 groupes bre todo, el sistema de agrupamiento ideado en 1953, qui fut porté à 37 groupes en 1962. por él en 1953, en base a 35 grupos, que fue Ce classement a été jusqu'à nos jours la ba- aumentado a 37 grupos en 1962. Este agru- se d'études de nombreux chercheurs; il se ré- pamiento que se mantiene vigente en la ac- fère à l'étude des structures génitales mâles tualidad y que ha servido de base a todos los et femelles, aux segments abdominaux, aux investigadores posteriores, se basó en el estu- têtes avec leurs antennes, ainsi qu'aux systè- dio de las estructuras genitales masculinas y mes palpeurs et à la coloration de leurs ailes. femeninas, los segmentos abdominales, cabe- Les Docteurs RASMUSSEN, BALDIZZONE zas con los palpos y antenas y la coloración et KALTENBACH étudient actuellement la de las alas. famille des Coleophoridae de la faune Paléar- En la actualidad, los doctores RASMUS- tique pour le travail monumental «Microle- SEN, BALDIZZONE y KALTENBACH están pidoptera Palaeartica», qui sans doute sera trabajando con la familia Coleophoridae de la un hommage posthume au Dr. TOLL en rai- fauna Paleártica para la monumental obra son de son importance contribution à l'étu- «Microlepidoptera Palaeartica», que sin duda de de ces microlépidoptères.
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    News o f the National Academy o f Sciences of the Republic o f Kazakhstan N E W S OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN SERIES OF BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL ISSN 2224-5308 Volume 2, Number 338 (2020), 62 - 68 https://doi.org/10.32014/2020.2519-1629.14 UDC 632.7+631.95 N. T. Tumenbaeva1, B. K. Mcmbayeva1 , D. А. Smagulova2, F. S. Mendigaliyeva3 1Taraz state University. M. Kh. Dulati, Taraz, Kazakhstan; 2Kazakh National Agrarian University, Almaty, Kazakhstan; 3West Kazakhstan Innovation and Technology University, Oral, Kazakhstan. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], dina. [email protected], [email protected] BIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE SAXAUL-EATING SHEEPSHANKS (COLEOPHORIDAE) Abstract. Within pests (insects), Lepidoptera, by species composition and harmfulness, are in the front row. As you know, one of the biogenic factors in nature, they have a serious impact on the yield of natural pasture grasses and saxaul. They feed on leaves, stems, roots, flowers and seeds of plants, and prevent the reproduction of saxaul. In this regard, it is now necessary to study the biological characteristics of shells that feed on saxaul, determine the phenology, harmfulness, and organize measures to protect against pests. For many reasons (seed production, agricultural engineering, etc.), it is connected with the fact that in the desert zone of South-Eastern and southern Kazakhstan, issues of increasing the area of the saxaul and protecting it from pests are being solved. One of the main reasons is an incomplete study of the species composition of insects-insects that feed on saxaul.
  • E-News Spring 2019

    E-News Spring 2019

    Spring e-newsletter March 2019 Welcome to Spring! Green Hairstreak - Iain Leach Orange-tip - Iain Leach Garden Tiger caterpillar - Roy Leverton INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Contributions to our newsletters Dates for your Diary……………………….2 The Wish List…………………….…13-14 are always welcome. Borders News...........................................3 Our Conservation Strategy…….….15-20 Please use the contact details Munching Caterpillars Scotland.…………4 Carrion Beetles…………….……….21-22 below to get in touch! Peatlands for People………..…………….5 Moth Equipment - for sale...............23 If you do not wish to receive our Recording butterflies using Apps………...6 SW Branch Events 2019……….....24-25 newsletter in the future, simply Adopt a Transect………………………......7 Highland Branch Events 2019..….26-29 reply to this message with the Rare migrant on Islay!..............................8 East Branch Events 2019..….…...30-34 word ’unsubscribe’ in the title - Coul Links Update……………………….9-10 thank you. Northern Brown Argus, Kincraig………11-12 Contact Details: Butterfly Conservation Scotland t: 01786 447753 Balallan House e: [email protected] Allan Park w: www.butterfly-conservation.org/scotland Stirling FK8 2QG Dates for your Diary Wildlife Recorders’ Gathering - Saturday 30th March 10.30 - 4.30pm - Dumfries An informal day of talks, presentations, networking and displays covering the wonderful wildlife of SW Scotland. Contact SWSEIC at [email protected] for more details. Highland Branch AGM - Saturday, 13th April 2019 Our Highlands & Island Branch will be holding their AGM on Saturday, 13th April at the Kingsview Christian Centre, Balnafettack Road, Inverness, IV3 8TF. See Highland Branch Events (Page 27) for more info. South & West Branch Members’ Day/AGM - Saturday, 27th April 2019 Our Glasgow & Southwest Branch will be holding their Members’ Day/AGM on Saturday, 27th April at Chatelherault Country Park.
  • The Lepidoptera of Formby

    The Lepidoptera of Formby

    THE RAVEN ENTOMOLOGICAL — AND — NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY FOUNDED 1946 THE LEPIDOPTERA OF FORMBY Price: TWO SHILLINGS & SIXPENCE THE RAVEN ENTOMOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY FOUNDED 1946 THE LEPIDOPTERA OF FORMBY — B Y — M. J. LEECH H. N. MICHAELIS With a short biographical note on the late G. de C. Fraser by C. de C. Whiteley For us the wide open spaces, the mountams and valleys, the old walls and the hedges and ditches, wherein lie adventure and interest for to-day, to-morrow, and a lifetime. n Printed by T. B unci-e & Co. L td., Arbroath. GKRALI) i)E C. FRASER rOHEWORl) FOREWORD BY AI,LAN BRJNDLK TT was in August, 1939, that T first liad the pleasure of meeting the Frasers. Together with a small party of entomologists from N.E. I.ancashire. invited to eollect at light near the shore at Formby, I experienced the somewhat overwhelming enthrisiasm and hospitality extended to all at “ Warren Mount” . Fed, feted, and equipped, we were taken by cars to the shore, sheets were laid down in front of the headlights, and a memorable night ensued. The night was dark and warm, the moths arrived in great numbers and, true to the Fraser tradition, work did not cease until a few minutes before the last train left Formby, when a hurried dash to the station deposited a happy party of entomologists on the first stage of the journey home. The next meeting was long delayed. The following week-end saw the black-out in force, and it was not until 1946 that T found the Frasens, still enthusiastic, establishing the Eaven Society.