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Entomologische Zeitung Stettin ZOBODAT - www.zobodat.at Zoologisch-Botanische Datenbank/Zoological-Botanical Database Digitale Literatur/Digital Literature Zeitschrift/Journal: Entomologische Zeitung Stettin Jahr/Year: 1863 Band/Volume: 24 Autor(en)/Author(s): Anonymous Artikel/Article: II. General-Register nebst Erklärung der Tafeln. 564- 621 110 IL General-Register nebst Erklärung der Tafeln. A. Acisba 10. 288. Abacetus 20. 126. Acmaeodera bümpressa 21. 24G. Abax 7. lO'^. Acontia 6. 2i7. 374. 10. in. 15. 263, Abedus l>reviceps 23. 4G2, ovatus23.461 Kversnianni 9. 374. luctuosa 2. 110, 4. Abia aenea 13. 103, niutahilis 13. Hi6. 359, solaris 2. 110, 4.359, 11. 4u, Urania Ablabia 20. 33. 9. 374. Abraeus 10. 187, globosus 12. 170, rhom- Acontidae 15. 263. bnphorus 6. 69. AcoriuB 20. 129. Abraxas 21. 84. Acosmetia 21. 162. Abropus 9. 335. Acridium 13. 19, 23 389. dispar 22. 286 Abrostola 6. 216. 374, 10. HO. Ascle- Zw., femur rubrum 8. 255, italicuin 4. piadis 14. 277, triplasia 4. 358, 14. 411. 217, peregrinum 4. 178. pulchelluiii 13. l'rticae 4. 358, 10. 305, 23 17Ü. 375. 2U, smilaceum 13. 19. Abryna e.ximia 23. 23. Acrobasis 10. 316, glaucella20. 225, glv- Acaena 10. in. cerella 20. 225, obliterella 20. 225. Acalles 8. 294. -299, 17- 2.50, 21. 391, ab- Acrocera 17. 347, albipes 17. 349, globu- stersus 17. 251, bifasciatus 21. 393. Ca- lus 6. 29U, 17. 349, laeta 17. 3.52, mcla- melus 17. 251, clavatus 17- 252, mulilla- nopypa 23. 107, orbiculus 17. 349, princi- 39'J. Naviercsi palis rius 21. 3. 109, 17. 251, 23. 107, rutonotata 23. 107 , aplen- roboris, variegatus 3. 109. dens 23. 107, trigramma 6. 290 , tumida Acanthaclisis 13. 95 . 21. 362, occitanica 17. 349. 15. 317, 19. 124, 20. 431, 21. 42. Acrognathus 5. 376. Acanthaspis angularis, bistillata , fusco- Acrolepia Sulidapinis 20. 251, 21. 267. nigra 21. 4U7 , ochropus 20. 404, 5spi- Acroneuria 11. 79. nosa, terpemina 21. 407. Acronotus 4. 136. Acanthocerus asper 21. 248. Acronycta 4. 6, 6. 42i. 6. 2i2, 10. 107, Acanthosoma 19. 178. 13. ;.8. 15. 229. 294, 17. 41. 112, 21.76, Acanthotrachelus 4. 3.50. 22. 161.281 Zw., 8b8Condita4. 8, 13. .5«, 1S7, 236. Acarus 9. 271. 3uo, 10- 12. Aceris 4. 6, 23. 383, Alni 4. 7 , 6. 30, Acarus Gallen 22. 423. auricoma 4. 7, 10. 3<J4, bradyporina 23. Acentropus niveus 20. 203. 375, cuspis 4. 7, 6. 30, Kufiborbiae 4. 7, Acentrus 8. 3uo. Kuphrasiae 10. 3u4 , lepiirina 4. 6, 23. Aceratodes albirenis. cruentus 23. 117. 374. megacephala 4. 7, 23. 3«2, Menyan- Achenium 5. 349. thidis 4. 7, 6. 24, 22. 361, psi4. 7,'Ru- Atropos 30. 56. ii7, 6. ?9, micis 4. 7, 24. slrigosa 7 Acherontia 2. 6. 4. , 6. 30, 22. IN, 10. 84, 11. 284, 12. 61, 16.291. (ridens 4. 7. 23 379. 331. 18. 50, 20. 386. 22. 84. 121, 23. Acropteron geniculatum 23. 514. 519, 384. 489. Syn.in\iine 23. 514. Acbeta Grvllotalpa 5. 364, 21. 31, italica Acrotrichis 16. 2.^7. 9. 224. Mhestris 9. 80. 223. Actaeon (Hesp.) in Schlesien 23 23. AchoUa 6 spinosa 23. 445. Actephilus iiumilus 9. 39. vernalis 9. 39. Achroea grisella 9. 102. Actia /onaria 8. 275. Achyra 15. 306. Actina 7. 221 , atra 7. 262 , chalybea 7- Acidalia 10. 112, 15. 302, 17. 42. ii6, 2S7, clavipes 7. 222, 6-denlata 7- 262, 20. 31, 21. 85, 22. 163, alpeslrata7. 31, vallata 7. 222. cala- bilunata 22. 4U2 , byssinnta 7. 31, Acupalpus rufulus 7. 107. sniaragdinusS. braria 13. 183, calunclaria 20. 217, cir- 49. vulneratus 8. 49. tanaria 15. 303, commulala 22. 383. <lu- AcylophoruB 5. 348. Ilavicullis 13. 143, bilata 14. 248, emutaria, ilaccidaria 13. Wagenscliiebcri H. 22('. 12. 294. 1.S4, incanala 12. 340, 20. 392, interjec- Acyptilus 17. 46. taria 10. 211 . niiscrala 20. 217, nigro- Adela 7. 164, 11. 25. 134, 16. 3o8, aba- barbata 20. 216, nuinidaria 15. 303, pal- lienella 23. 7u , adamanlella 9. 377, bo- lidaria 7. 3U, rufaria 16. 71, nipestraria beiiiaiiclla 23. 7u. ciciitriculla 23. 74, 10. 31)3, scabiaria 7. 31, sicanaria 13. cvanella 11. 13.'i, degeerella 14. 29U, fri- l»», labidaiia 13. 181, undulata 14. 249. sciiella 11. 13:'., hmiialella 20. 236, la- Acidota 5. 377, 13. lou, 18 341, crueu- quealella 11. 135. nae/.cnella 23. 72, och- tata 2. 128. .senheiinerella 23. 174, paludiciilella H. Acilius 18 343. 139, purpuralella 11. 135, religatella 11. AcinopuS bucephalus 7. 101 , 8. 45, nie- 136. viridclla 14. 29(J. pacepbaliis 7. 101, 12. 269, obeaus 8 45. Adelaide 8. 107. AciS italicu 18. 363, s. a. .Vkis. Adelocera cru\ 21. 247. , 111 Adelops 18. 69. y,"), 22. 424 sq., acumina- Thoreyi 16. 30, versulum 9. 37, viduuni tus a3. 127, Bonvouloirii 22. 426, 23. 9. 37. 126, ovatus 20. 302. 343. 23. 127, pilosus Agra aenea 8. 50. 18. 70, Schiödtei 20. 302. 342. Agraphus 4. 352. Adexius 4. 23. Agraylia 13. 233, 19. 120. Adimonia capreae 19. 221, 23. 272, 340, Agrilusbiguttatus 6.67, valdivianus 21. 24 6 monticola 11. 224. Agrion 13. 194, 14. 260. 312, 19. 97, an-, Aechmia 11- 157, 22. 165, hawuithaua tiquum 9. 7, aurautiatum 6. 153, elegans 23. 239, üculatella 11. 157, zonella 23. 239. 6. 153. elegantuluni 6- 322, furcatum ß. Aegeria exitiosa 10. 3it>. 340, Genei 6. 340, hastulatum 6. 153, in- Aegialia 18. 345 arenaria 18- .''ö, globosa terruptuui 6. 153, Latreillei 9. 9 , Kajas 1. 45, 7. 49. 15. 296, phallatum 6. 116, puella 10. 59, Aegithomorphus 4. 137. pumilio 6. 153, tenellum 6. 340, 13. 150, Aegithus 4. 136. tuberculatum 6. 153, vetustuni 9. 7, vi- Aegorhinus 4. 20. ridulum 6. 116, 13. 150. Aelia 13 389, 21.101, acuminata 13. 392 Agrionidae 9. 7, lo. 144, 13. 193. 194, üg., Burmeisteri 13. 393 fift., Germari 13. 14. 311. 391 lig., inflexa 21. 101 , Klugii 13. 39(3 Agriopis 6. 188. 192, 23. 379. üsr., pallens 13. 395, pallida 13. 394 lig. Agriotes 23. 334. 517, confusus 17. 180, Aelioides 21. lOl. coi'allifer 19. 407, cribrosus 19. 407. Aeocephalus 19. 192. Agriotypus armalus 22.59, iiiaior 22. 6( Aeolops 12. 124. Agromyza amoenaS. 142, Heraclei 8. 143, Aeschna 13. 193, 14. 260. 2U7, 17. 370. holosericea 8. 143, lappae 11. 380 , late- 374, 19. 97, Brodiei 9. 12, Charpentieri ralis 8. 143. nwbilis 8. 143, strigata 8. 9. 11, crenata 17. 369, cyanea 17. 374, 142, thapsi 8, 143, variegata 8. 143, Ver- grandis 5. 364, 21. 211, Irene 13. 150, basci 8. 143. juncea 17. 369. 370, 21. 211, liassina 9. AgropMla 23, 170. 47". 12, maculatissima 10. 22S , microstignia Agrotidae 21. so. 6. 113, palmata 17. 369, rufescens 6. 339, Agrotis 4. 9 , 6. 212, 240 , 10. 108. 302, serrata 17 370, 11. 412, 13. 59, 15, 261, 294, 21. 162, Aeschnldae 9. 9," 10. 150, 13. 192, 14. 260. ^3. 169, adunibrata 6. 240, aquilina 4. 9, Aethus 23. 95, cyrtomenoides 21. 400, arctica 22, 363, arenosa 20, 213, Bromi scutellatus 21. 399, 6. 358, caniica 7, 236, cataleuca 14, 203, .54. cinerea Aetophorus 7- 388, 12. 2, 92 , 4. 9 , 22. 366, 23. 152, Agabus7. 339, 18.343,23.329, bigultatus clavis 23. 169 , contlua 22. 365 , corticea 8, 53, bipunctatu.s 6. 56, bipustulatus 4. 4. 9, 23. 169, crassa 4. 9, deserticola 6. b32, carbonarius 4. 333, conspersus 6. 55, 368. digramma 1. 53, 5. 108, diremta 20. frigidus 19. 31, Kotschii 19. 31, melas 212, Drewaeni 18. 303, egregia 7. 236, 9. 334, rectus 9. 43, silesiacus 17. 179, exclamationis 14. 203, 17. 113, fatidica Solieri 18. 283, 21- 353, 23. 329. 6. 213 , fennica 6. 376 , florigera 6. 240. Agapanthia leucaspis 23. 121. 358, fumosa 4. 9, 6. 240, 21. 35, glacialis Agapetus 20. 161. 7. 236, hyperborea 22. 361, immunda 6. Agaricochara laevicoiüs 20. 416, 368, islandica 18. 232. 301, laetabilis 22. Agassiz'S Bibliographie 19. 204. 364, latens 23. 169, latitans 1. c, lucernea Agathyrna 22. 144, praecellens 22. 145. 22, 366, lufescens 6, 368, multangula 2. Agdistis uianicata 20. 257. 92, nictymera und nyctimena 23. 169, Agelastica halensis 12. 54. norvegica 22. 383, occulta 22. 366, ocel- hemiplerologica 9. 133. lina 359 , Agenda 5. &, , 17, 41 Pancratii H, 50, Agenia 10. ii. S8, 14. 43, 18. 313. quadrangula 6. 358, 368, rava 18. 235. Agestrata chinensis 8. 278. 3U2, rectangula 6. 25, recussa 6. 358, ripae Aglenidae 15. 263. 19. 373, rustica 6. 240, segetum4.9, 17. Aglia Tau 1. 188, 2. 30, 57, 6, 95, 12. 113, 21. 36, 23. 169, simplonia4. 165, 6. 63, 13. 339, 23. 492. 25, suflusa 4. 9, 6. 30 , tenebrosa 4. 9, Aglossa 15. 305, intestinalis 11. 338, pin« trifurca 6. 368, Tritici 4. 9, trux 6. 25, guinalis 11. 337, Streatüeldii 4. 143. uniniacula 20. 213. 21. 259, valesiaca 22. Agonioneurus Euthria 20. 196, llavicor- 366, valligera 4. 9, vitta 4- 9. nis 1. c. subüavescens 20. 193, Agrypnia 13. 230, 15. 296, 19. 113. Agonoderus oblongus 8. 48, pallipes 8. Agrypnus 8. 56. 47, 48, 9. 335. Agyrtes bicolor 19. 222, subniger 19. 222. Agonosoma rubrocinctum 23. 83 (Hern.) Ahrthal Col. Fauna 15. 121-27. Agonum afline 9. 37, afrum 9. 37, atra- Akis leucogiapha 7. 104. tum 9. 37, austriacum 9. 37, bifoveola- Alastor bucida 23. 206. tum 7. It4, Bogemanni 9. 37, clandesti- Albia 7. 75. num 7. 104, consiinile 9. 37, cursitor 9. Alcephagus 10. 294, pallidus 6. 152. 37, eniarginatuni 6. 350, 9. 37, ericeti 7. Alcmena 22. I3i, angusta i, c. 104, navocinctum 15. 149. 327, fulgens Aleochara 5. 340, 6. 133, 10.
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