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Trichopterological Literature 31-39 © Hans Malicky/Austria; Download Unter 31 ZOBODAT - www.zobodat.at Zoologisch-Botanische Datenbank/Zoological-Botanical Database Digitale Literatur/Digital Literature Zeitschrift/Journal: Braueria Jahr/Year: 2005 Band/Volume: 32 Autor(en)/Author(s): Malicky Hans Artikel/Article: Trichopterological literature 31-39 © Hans Malicky/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 31 Trichopterological literature 1999 Ghosh.S.K.. Chaudhury.M. 1999 1992 Insecta: Trichoptera pp. 1-25. - In: Director, Zoological survey of India, Fauna of West Bengal. Part 8. Insecta (Trichoptera, Adamek.Zdenek, Sukop.lvo 1992 Thysanoptera, Neuroptera, Hymenoptera and Anoplura). Zoological Invertebrate communities of former southern Moravian floodplains Survey of India, Calcutta, 442 pp. ISBN 81-85874-21-2. (Czechoslovakia) and impacts of regulation. - Regulated Rivers 7:181-192. Komzâk.Petr 1999 Jepice (Ephemeroptera) a chrostici (Trichoptera) ctyr potokü v okoli Jihlavy. - Vlastivëdny sborkik vysociny, Oddil vëd pnrodnich 1993 (Jihlava) 14:135-142. [Mayflies and caddisflies of four brooks near Jihlava]. KrnoJI'ja, Bulânkovâ.Eva, Halgos.Jozef 1993 Present condition of water cleanness in the river Van (Liskovâ- Kumar.Neeraj, Dobriyal.Anoop K. 1999 L'ubochna) in the vicinity of Ruzomberok. - Acta Correlation of some environmental variables and adaptive net- Zool.Univ.Comenianae 37:63-68. spinning strategies in stream larval hydropsychids (Trichoptera) in Garhwal Himalaya. - Tropical Freshwater Biol. 8:27-30. Liska.Jan 1993 Druhové spektrum motylû ve feromonovych pastich s atraktanty na Rieradevall.M., Bonada.N., Prat.N. 1999 bâzi E9-12:Ac a poznâmky k odchytûm dalsich skupin hmyzu. - Community structure and water quality in the Mediterranean Prâce Vùlhm 78:83-89. [Spectrum of species of moths (Lepidoptera) streams of a natural park (St.Uorenc del Munt, NE Spain). - in pheromone traps with attractants based on E9-12:Ac and notes Limnetica 17:45-56. on the capture of other groups of incects] Scheibovâ.Daniela, Helesic.Jan 1999 Hydrobiological assessment of stream acidification in the Czech- 1995 Moravian Highland, Czech Republic. - Scripta Fac.Sci.Nat.Univ.Masaryk Brun. Biol. 25:13-32. Krno.H'ja, Tomajka.Jân, Tiriakovâ.Eva, Bulânkovâ.Eva, Halgos.Jozef, Kosel,Vladimir 1995 Victor, R. 1999 Vplyv kyslych zrâzok na faunu pramenisk pohoria vtâcnik. - Rosalia A new record of Hydroptila cruciata Ulmer (Trichoptera, (Nitra) 10:21-34. [Influence of acid tain on groundwater vein fauna in Hydroptilidae) on southern Oman with notes on ist larval biology. - the Vtacnik mountain range] Sultan Qaboos Univ. Sci. Res., Sci. Technol. 4:9-13. 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CSOPVIasim, 127 pp.] Diversity and distribution of Trichoptera larvae in streams at different altitude on Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, Chiang Mai Province. - M.S.thesis, Chiangmai University, 212 pp. 1996 Brâzda, Jaroslav, Terek, Jozef 1996 2001 Makrozoobentos hydrmelioracnych kanâlov oblasti hrane (Vychodoslovenskâ Nizina. - Natura Carpatica (Kosice) 37:109- Morse, John C. 2001 Following a dream. - pp. 3-7 in: Y.J.Bae(ed.), The 21st century and 117. [Macrozoobenthos in hydromelioratic chanels in Hran (Eastern st Slovakian Lowlands)] aquatic entomology in East Asia. Proc. 1 Symp. AESEA. Korean Soc.Aquatic Entomol., Korea. Bulânkovâ.Eva, Kmo.ll'ja, Halgos.Jozef 1996 Preimaginal stages of some groups of aquatic insect in Zilina Valley. - Acta Zool.Univ.Comenianae 40:11-27. 2002 Adullaeyva. L.N. 2002 1998 [On a finding of larvar Hydropsyche contubemalis (Hydropsychidae, Trichoptera) in water streams of Uzbekistan. - Uzbekskii Biolog. 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