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Environ 6000 Photos En Couleur Ont Été Publiées Dans La Revue RARE Et Environ 6000 photos en couleur ont été publiées dans la revue R.A.R.E. et ses suppléments depuis le Tome VI (1997) jusqu’au Tome XVII (3) fin 2008. Cette liste indexe environ 4300 photos à l’exclusion des photos des suppléments suivants : 2002 Les Cicindèles d’Italie, de France et du Bassin Méditerranéen Occidental. 2003 Le polymorphisme chromatique chez Les Agrias 2005 Atlas des genitalia femelles des Lépidoptères Tortricidae de France. 2006 Catalogue Iconographique des Coléoptères Staphylinidae des PyrénéesPyrénées----OrientalesOrientales Arachnida Araneidae lobata (Argiope) 2003 XII (3) couverture Arachnida Solpugida graecus ou ruptor (Galeodes) 2005 XIV (2) 73 Coleoptera Alexidae pilosum (Sphaerosoma) 2006 XV (2) 68 Coleoptera Alleculidae lepturoides (Omophlus) 2006 XV (2) 72 Coleoptera Alleculidae murina (Isomira) 2006 XV (2) 72 Coleoptera Alleculidae rufitarsis (Omophlus) 2006 XV (2) 72 Coleoptera Anaspiidae Anaspis sp. ? 2006 XV (2) 71 Coleoptera Anaspiidae pulicaria (Anaspis) 2006 XV (2) 71 Coleoptera Anaspiidae ruficollis (Anaspis) 2006 XV (2) 71 Coleoptera Anaspiidae rufilabris (Anaspis) 2006 XV (2) 71 Coleoptera Anaspiidae varians(Anaspis) 2006 XV (2) 71 Coleoptera Anobiidae hispanus (Episernus) 2005 XIV (1) 16 Coleoptera Anobiidae lucidus (Ernobius) 2005 XIV (1) 16 Coleoptera Anobiidae mollis (Ernobius) 2005 XIV (1) 16 Coleoptera Anobiidae parens (Ernobius) 2005 XIV (1) 16 Coleoptera Anobiidae pusillus (Dryophilus) 2005 XIV (1) 16 Coleoptera Anobiidae reflexus (Ernobius) 2005 XIV (1) 16 Coleoptera Anthicidae bifasciatus (Anthicus) 2006 XV (2) 71 Coleoptera Anthicidae bremei (Cyclodinus) 2004 XIII (3) 104 Coleoptera Anthicidae hispidus (Hirticomus) 2004 XIII (3) 98 Coleoptera Anthicidae longipilis (Cyclodinus) 2004 XIII (3) 104 Coleoptera Anthicidae monoceros (Notoxus) 2004 XIII (3) 98 Coleoptera Anthicidae pedestris (Formicomus) 2004 XIII (3) 98 Coleoptera Anthicidae redriguesi (Leptaleus) 2004 XIII (3) 104 Coleoptera Anthicidae tobias (Stricticomus) 2004 XIII (3) 104 Coleoptera Anthribidae fasciatus f. rubripes (Anthribus) 2007 XVI (1) 3 Coleoptera Aphodiidae abdominalis pecoudi (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae alpinus (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae borealis (Planolinus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae brevis (Aphodius) 2004 XIII (1) 19 Coleoptera Aphodiidae cantaminatus (Nimbus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae conjugatus (Aphodius) 2004 XIII (1) 18 Coleoptera Aphodiidae consputus (Melinopterus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae contaminatus (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae corvinus (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae depresssus (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 7 Coleoptera Aphodiidae fimetarius (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae fimetarius (Aphodius) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae fossor (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae haemorroidalis (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae immundus (Acanthobodilus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae luridus (Acrossus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae luridus gagates (Aphodius) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae melanostictus (Chilothorax) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae montanus (Aphodius) 2004 XIII (1) 19 Coleoptera Aphodiidae montanus (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae muscorum (Liothorax) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae obscurus (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae prodromus (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae proximus (Nimbus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae pusillus (Esymus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae rufipes (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 7 Coleoptera Aphodiidae rufus (Agrilinus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae scybalarius (Aphodius) 2005 XIV (1) 8 Coleoptera Aphodiidae sticticus (Volinus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Aphodiidae zenkeri (Limarus) 2007 XVI (1) 28 Coleoptera Bruchidae Bruchidius sp. ? 2007 XVI (1) 3 Coleoptera Bruchidae Bruchus sp. ? 2007 XVI (1) 3 Coleoptera Bruchidae lividimanus (Bruchidius) 2007 XVI (1) 2 Coleoptera Bruchidae luteicornis (Bruchus) 2007 XVI (1) 3 Coleoptera Bruchidae nanus (Bruchidius) 2007 XVI (1) 2 Coleoptera Buprestidae acaciae (Acmaeodera) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae acuminata (Melanophila) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae adspersula (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae aequinoctialis (Julodis) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae angustipennis (Anthaxia) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae barbarica (Sphenoptera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae bipunctata (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae bonvouloiri (Anthaxia) + G. 2000 IX (2) 60-61 Coleoptera Buprestidae cariosa (Capnodis) 1997 VI (2) 61 Coleoptera Buprestidae carmen (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae congregata (Anthaxia) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae convexicollis (Agrilus) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae cuspidata (Melanophila) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae cyanea (Phaenops) 2005 XIV (1) 11 Coleoptera Buprestidae cyanea (Phaenops) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae cyanipennis (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae cylindrica (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae deaurata (Anthaxia) G. 1999 VIII (1) 20 Coleoptera Buprestidae deaurata (Anthaxia) M + F 1999 VIII (1) 19 Coleoptera Buprestidae deaurata ab. nationalis (Anthaxia) 1999 VIII (1) 20 Coleoptera Buprestidae degener (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae degener (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae ehrenbergeri (Julodis) 1997 VI (2) 61 Coleoptera Buprestidae flavofasciata (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae flavoguttata (Ptosima) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae formaneki (Phaenops) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae fulgurans (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae funerula (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae gemnata (Sphenoptera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae glabrifrons (Anthaxia) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae godeti (Anthaxia 2005 XIV (1) 11 Coleoptera Buprestidae henoni (Acmaeodera) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae hungarica (Anthaxia) 1998 VII (1) 4 Coleoptera Buprestidae hungarica (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 11 Coleoptera Buprestidae hungarica (Anthaxia) + G. m et f 1998 VII (1) 6 Coleoptera Buprestidae hungarica (Anthaxis) + G. 2000 IX (2) 60-61 Coleoptera Buprestidae hungarica f. alberensis (Anthaxia) 1998 VII (1) 4 Coleoptera Buprestidae hungarica f. huguesi (Anthaxia) 1998 VII (1) 4 Coleoptera Buprestidae hungarica f. sittoides (Anthaxia) 1998 VII (1) 4 Coleoptera Buprestidae istriana (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae knoteki ochsi (Phaenops) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae knoteki ochsi (Phaenops) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae laportei (Sphenoptera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae laportei (Sphenoptera) 1999 VIII (1) 13 Coleoptera Buprestidae lawsoniae (Cyphosoma) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae lituratus (Agrilus) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae manca (Anthaxia) G. 1999 VIII (1) 19 Coleoptera Buprestidae manca (Anthaxia) M + F 1999 VIII (1) 18 Coleoptera Buprestidae manca ab. dufouri (Anthaxia) 1999 VIII (1) 19 Coleoptera Buprestidae marmottani (Anthaxia) + G. 2001 X (1) 15 Coleoptera Buprestidae millefollii polychloros (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae minutus (Trachys) 2000 IX (2) 59 Coleoptera Buprestidae novemmaculata (Buprestis) 2005 XIV (1) 11 Coleoptera Buprestidae olivicolor (Agrilus) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae paradoxa (Acmaeodera) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae picta (Phaenops) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae pilosellae (Acmaeodera) 1997 VI (3) 82 Coleoptera Buprestidae polita (Acmaeodera) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae pumila (Anthaxia) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae purpuratus (Agrilus) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae quadrifasciata (Acmaeodera) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae quadripunctata (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae reflexus (Trachys) 2000 IX (2) 59 Coleoptera Buprestidae rotschildi venosa (Agrilomorphus) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae rugicollis (Anthaxia) + G. 2001 X (1) 15 Coleoptera Buprestidae rustica (Buprestis) 2005 XIV (1) 11 Coleoptera Buprestidae scrobiculatus (Trachys) 2004 XIII (3) 98 Coleoptera Buprestidae sepulchralis (Anthaxia) 2005 XIV (1) 11 Coleoptera Buprestidae speciosa (Steraspis) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae splendens (Sphenoptera) 2001 X (3) 69 Coleoptera Buprestidae squamosa (Steraspis) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae sumptuosa (Phaenops) 2006 XV (3) 99 Coleoptera Buprestidae unicolor (Aurigena) 1999 VIII (3) 103 Coleoptera Buprestidae unicolor f. bicolore (Aurigena) 1999 VIII (3) 103 Coleoptera Buprestidae unicolor f. crosi (Aurigena) 1999 VIII (3) 103 Coleoptera Buprestidae unicolor f. leprieuri (Aurigena) 1999 VIII (3) 103 Coleoptera Buprestidae vaulogeri (Acmaeodera) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Buprestidae viridis (Agrilus) 2005 XIV (1) 12 Coleoptera Buprestidae vittula (Anthaxia) 1997 VI (2) 61 Coleoptera Buprestidae yerburii (Acmaeodera) 2001 X (3) 68 Coleoptera Byrrhidae auromicans (Byrrhus) 2005 XIV (1) 9 Coleoptera Byrrhidae fasciatus (Byrrhus) 2005 XIV (1) 9 Coleoptera Byrrhidae semistriata (Simplocaria) 2005 XIV (1) 9 Coleoptera Byturidae tomentosus f. flavescens (Byturus) 2006 XV (2) 67 Coleoptera Cantharidae abdominalis (Ancistronycha) 2 formes 2005 XIV (1) 13 Coleoptera Cantharidae abdominalis (Cantharis) 1997 VI (3) 101 Coleoptera Cantharidae atratus (Malthodes) 2005 XIV (1) 13 Coleoptera Cantharidae limbata (Rhagonycha) 2005
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