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Insectes Et Entognathes Insectes et Entognathes - Taxons modifiés Migration du référentiel TAXREF version 4.0 (12/10/2011) à la version 6.0 (08/04/2013) (source: http://inpn.mnhn.fr/programme/referentiel-taxonomique-taxref) TAXREF v.4.0 TAXREF v.6.0 R: Animalia Animalia E: Arthropoda Arthropoda C: Insecta Insecta O: Coleoptera Coleoptera F: Carabidae Carabidae - Asaphidion caraboides nebulosum - Asaphidion nebulosum F: Carabidae Cicindelidae - Cicindela campestris - Cicindela campestris - Cicindela campestris campestris - Cicindela campestris campestris - Cicindela campestris nigrita - Cicindela campestris nigrita - Cicindela gallica - Cicindela gallica - Cicindela hybrida - Cicindela hybrida - Cicindela hybrida hybrida - Cicindela hybrida hybrida - Cicindela hybrida pseudoriparia - Cicindela hybrida pseudoriparia - Cicindela hybrida transversalis - Cicindela hybrida transversalis - Cicindela maritima - Cicindela maritima - Cicindela maritima maritima - Cicindela maritima maritima - Cicindela maroccana - Cicindela maroccana - Cicindela maroccana pseudomaroccana - Cicindela maroccana pseudomaroccana - Cicindela sylvatica - Cicindela sylvatica - Cicindela sylvatica sylvatica - Cicindela sylvatica sylvatica - Cicindela sylvicola - Cicindela sylvicola - Cylindera arenaria - Cylindera arenaria - Cylindera arenaria arenaria - Cylindera arenaria arenaria - Cylindera germanica - Cylindera germanica - Cylindera germanica germanica - Cylindera germanica germanica - Cylindera germanica michaelensis - Cylindera germanica michaelensis - Cylindera germanica sobrina - Cylindera germanica sobrina - Cylindera paludosa - Cylindera paludosa - Cylindera trisignata - Cylindera trisignata - Cylindera trisignata atlantica - Cylindera trisignata atlantica - Cylindera trisignata corsica - Cylindera trisignata corsica - Cylindera trisignata neustria - Cylindera trisignata neustria - Cylindera trisignata trisignata - Cylindera trisignata trisignata - Myriochila melancholica - Myriochila melancholica - Myriochila melancholica melancholica - Myriochila melancholica melancholica F: Carabidae Paussidae - Paussus favieri - Paussus favieri F: Cerambycidae Cerambycidae - Chlorophorus pilosus - Chlorophorus glaucus - Trichoferes campestris - Trichoferus campestris F: Cetoniidae Cetoniidae - Protaetia aeruginosa - Protaetia speciosissima - Trichius zonatus - Trichius gallicus F: Cryptophagidae Cryptophagidae - Cryptophagus cylindrus - Cryptophagus cylindrellus F: Dasytidae Dasytidae - Enicopus truncatus - Enicopus ater truncatus F: Elateridae Elateridae - Cardiophorus goezei - Cardiophorus rufipes - Drapetes cinctus - Drapetes mordelloides - Reitterelater bouyoni - Brachygonus bouyoni - Reitterelater dubius - Brachygonus dubius F: Hydrophilidae Hydrophilidae - Sphaeridium bipustulatum - Sphaeridium bipustulatum Thunberg, 1794 26/05/2013 ObsNature-Camargue.net - Tour du Valat 1 / 10 Insectes et Entognathes - Taxons modifiés Migration du référentiel TAXREF version 4.0 (12/10/2011) à la version 6.0 (08/04/2013) (source: http://inpn.mnhn.fr/programme/referentiel-taxonomique-taxref) TAXREF v.4.0 TAXREF v.6.0 R: Animalia Animalia E: Arthropoda Arthropoda C: Insecta Insecta O: Coleoptera Coleoptera F: Inconnue [Ordre: Coleoptera] Curculionidae - Hydronomus alismatis - Hydronomus alismatis F: Lyctidae Lyctidae - Lyctus planicollis - Lyctus carbonarius F: Staphylinidae Staphylinidae - Actocharis marina - Actocharis readingii F: Tenebrionidae Tenebrionidae - Anemia sardoa - Cheirodes sardous - Asida jurinei marmottani - Asida marmottani - Hypophloeus bicolor - Corticeus bicolor - Hypophloeus fasciatus - Corticeus fasciatus - Hypophloeus linearis - Corticeus linearis - Hypophloeus longulus - Corticeus longulus - Hypophloeus pini - Corticeus pini - Hypophloeus suberis - Corticeus suberis - Hypophloeus unicolor - Corticeus unicolor - Omophlus rufitarsis - Omophlus pubescens - Pimelia bipunctata - Pimelia muricata F: Zopheridae Zopheridae - Diodesma denticinta - Diodesma denticincta O: Coleoptera Diptera F: Chrysomelidae Tachinidae - Pales pavida - Pales pavida - Pales pumicata - Pales pumicata O: Dermaptera Dermaptera F: Spongiphoridae Spongiphoridae - Marava arachidis - Marava grandis O: Diptera Diptera F: Chironomidae Chironomidae - Chironomus dorsalis - Chironomus dorsalis Meigen, 1818 F: Inconnue [Ordre: Diptera] Scatopsidae - Rhexosa lydiae - Rhexoza lydiae F: Syrphidae Syrphidae - Chrysotoxum fasciatum - Chrysotoxum arcuatum - Merodon alexeji - Merodon serrulatus - Merodon minutus - Merodon chalybeus F: Tachinidae Tachinidae - Peleteria varia - Peleteria iavana F: Xylophagidae Inconnue [Ordre: Diptera] - Xylophagus ater - Xylophagus ater - Xylophagus cinctus - Xylophagus cinctus - Xylophagus kowarzi - Xylophagus kowarzi O: Hemiptera Hemiptera F: Lygaeidae Rhyparochromidae - Ligyrocoris sylvestris - Ligyrocoris sylvestris F: Tibicinidae Cicadidae - Cicadetta cantilatrix - Cicadetta cantilatrix - Cicadetta cerdaniensis - Cicadetta cerdaniensis - Cicadetta fangoana - Cicadetta fangoana - Cicadetta montana - Cicadetta montana - Cicadetta petryi - Cicadetta brevipennis - Cicadivetta tibialis - Cicadivetta tibialis - Saticula coriaria - Saticula coriaria 26/05/2013 ObsNature-Camargue.net - Tour du Valat 2 / 10 Insectes et Entognathes - Taxons modifiés Migration du référentiel TAXREF version 4.0 (12/10/2011) à la version 6.0 (08/04/2013) (source: http://inpn.mnhn.fr/programme/referentiel-taxonomique-taxref) TAXREF v.4.0 TAXREF v.6.0 R: Animalia Animalia E: Arthropoda Arthropoda C: Insecta Insecta O: Hemiptera Hemiptera F: Tibicinidae Cicadidae - Tettigetta argentata - Tettigettalna argentata - Tettigetta pygmaea - Tettigettula pygmea - Tibicina cisticola - Tibicina corsica corsica - Tibicina corsica - Tibicina corsica - Tibicina fairmairei - Tibicina corsica fairmairei - Tibicina garricola - Tibicina garricola - Tibicina haematodes - Tibicina haematodes - Tibicina nigronervosa - Tibicina nigronervosa - Tibicina quadrisignata - Tibicina quadrisignata - Tibicina tomentosa - Tibicina tomentosa F: Tibicinidae Inconnue [Ordre: Hemiptera] - Aestuansella aestuans - Aestuansella aestuans F: Triozidae Triozidae - Eryngiophaga mesomela - Eryngiofaga mesomela - Trioza alacris - Lauritrioza alacris O: Hymenoptera Hymenoptera F: Encyrtidae Encyrtidae - Pseudaphycus maculipennis - Acerophagus maculipennis F: Formicidae Formicidae - Camponotus ligniperdus - Camponotus ligniperda - Camponotus ligniperdus afer - Camponotus ligniperda afer - Camponotus ligniperdus ligniperdus - Camponotus ligniperda ligniperda - Doronomyrmex pacis - Leptothorax pacis - Formica lusatica - Formica clara - Goniomma blanchi - Goniomma blanci - Leptothorax affinis - Temnothorax affinis - Leptothorax albipennis - Temnothorax albipennis - Leptothorax aveli pici - Temnothorax aveli - Leptothorax clypeatus - Temnothorax clypeatus - Leptothorax corticalis - Temnothorax corticalis - Leptothorax exilis - Temnothorax exilis - Leptothorax formosus - Temnothorax formosus - Leptothorax grouvellei - Temnothorax grouvellei - Leptothorax kraussei - Temnothorax kraussei - Leptothorax luteus - Temnothorax luteus - Leptothorax melas - Temnothorax melas - Leptothorax nadigi - Temnothorax nadigi - Leptothorax niger - Temnothorax niger - Leptothorax nigriceps - Temnothorax nigriceps - Leptothorax nylanderi nylanderi - Temnothorax nylanderi - Leptothorax parvulus - Temnothorax parvulus - Leptothorax racovitzai - Temnothorax racovitzai - Leptothorax recedens - Temnothorax recedens - Leptothorax specularis - Temnothorax specularis - Leptothorax tristis - Temnothorax tristis - Leptothorax tuberum tuberum - Temnothorax tuberum - Leptothorax unifasciatus unifasciatus - Temnothorax unifasciatus - Paratrechina vividula - Nylanderia vividula - Pheidole anastasii - Pheidole bilimeki - Plagiolepis allaudi - Plagiolepis alluaudi - Pyramica agriola - Pyramica argiola 26/05/2013 ObsNature-Camargue.net - Tour du Valat 3 / 10 Insectes et Entognathes - Taxons modifiés Migration du référentiel TAXREF version 4.0 (12/10/2011) à la version 6.0 (08/04/2013) (source: http://inpn.mnhn.fr/programme/referentiel-taxonomique-taxref) TAXREF v.4.0 TAXREF v.6.0 R: Animalia Animalia E: Arthropoda Arthropoda C: Insecta Insecta O: Hymenoptera Hymenoptera F: Pteromalidae Pteromalidae - Mesopolobus roseni - Mesopolobus trasullus O: Lepidoptera Lepidoptera F: Acrolepiidae Glyphipterigidae - Acrolepia autumnitella - Acrolepia autumnitella - Acrolepiopsis assectella - Acrolepiopsis assectella - Acrolepiopsis betulella - Acrolepiopsis betulella - Acrolepiopsis marcidella - Acrolepiopsis marcidella - Acrolepiopsis vesperella - Acrolepiopsis vesperella - Digitivalva arnicella - Digitivalva arnicella - Digitivalva eglanteriella - Digitivalva eglanteriella - Digitivalva granitella - Digitivalva granitella - Digitivalva occidentella - Digitivalva occidentella - Digitivalva perlepidella - Digitivalva perlepidella - Digitivalva pulicariae - Digitivalva pulicariae - Digitivalva solidaginis - Digitivalva solidaginis - Digitivalva valeriella - Digitivalva valeriella F: Agonoxenidae Elachistidae - Blastodacna atra - Blastodacna atra - Blastodacna hellerella - Blastodacna hellerella - Blastodacna vinolentella - Blastodacna vinolentella - Chrysoclista lathamella - Chrysoclista lathamella - Chrysoclista linneella - Chrysoclista linneella - Chrysoclista splendida - Chrysoclista splendida - Dystebenna stephensi - Dystebenna stephensi - Haplochrois buvati - Haplochrois buvati - Haplochrois ochraceella - Haplochrois ochraceella - Heinemannia albidorsella - Heinemannia albidorsella - Heinemannia festivella
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