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Bibliografia I REFERENCES AGENJO, R., 1967A BIBLIOGRAFiA I REFERENCES AGENJO, R., 1967a. Sterrha bustilloi geometrido nova species de Ia provincia de Madrid. Eos, 42 (1966): 299-304. AGENJO, R. 1967b. Secci6n de capturas. V Graellsia, 23 : 15-26. ABOS CASTEL, F., 1979. Lepid6pteros de la provincia de Huesca (II). AGENJO, R., 1968a. Lycia hirtaria, ge6metra no sefialada todavia de los SHILAP Lepid6pteros heter6ceros de los alrededores de Barbastro. chopos espanoles (Lep., Geometridae). Graellsia, 23 (1967): 207- Revta. Lepid., 6 (24): 311-315. 214. ABOS CASTEL, F., 1980a. Lepid6pteros de Ia provincia de Huesca (I). AGENJO, R., 1968b. Los Abraxidi de Espana. (Lep. Geometridae). Bol. Nuevas citas que deben de anadirse a las mencionadas en el capitulo Serv. Plagas Forest., Afio XI, 21: 3-23. primero "Lepid6pteros de los alrededores de Barbastro", SHILAP n° AGENJO, R., 1974. Ocho generos y veinte especies de Geometridae 22, vol VI-1978: 151-156. SHILAP Revta. 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Secci6n de capturas X. Graellsia, 32: 3-18. ABOS CASTEL, F., 1986. Lepid6pteros del valle pirenaico de Ronca!. AGENJO, R., 1980. Horisme laurinata Schawerda, 1919, y Horisme SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 14 (56): 47-58. calligraphata (H.S., 1839) nuevas para Ia Peninsula Iberica. Eos, 54 ABOS CASTEL, F., 1988. Lepid6pteros de Ia provincia de Huesca. (1978): 7-12. Addenda segunda a los capitulos publicados con anterioridad sobre el AHOLA, M. & KOHONEN, L., 1985. A list of Macrolepidoptera tema en SHILAP. SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 16 (64): 311-330. collected in north-eastern Spain in june 1982. SHILAP, Revta. Lepid., ABOS CASTEL, F., 1990. Lepid6pteros de Ia provincia de Huesca. 13 (50): 113-123. Addenda a los capitulos publicados con anterioridad sobre el tema en ALBERS, Th. & WARNECKE, G., 1941. Beitrage zur Kenntnis SHILAP. SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 18 (70): 159-168. marokkanischer Boarmien (Lep. Het. Geometr.). Mitt. ent. Ges. ABOS CASTEL, F., 1994. 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La deAdalbertia castiliaria (Stgr.) y una segunda juracolaria Wehrli, 1919 comb. n., bona species, Perizoma generaci6n de esta especie. (Lep. Geometridae). Eos, 24: 213-232. obsoletata avilaria Reisser, 1936 stat. rev. (Lepidoptera, AGENJO, R., 1950. Acerca de cuatro Cidaria (sensu latus) descritas de Geometridae, Larentiinae). Revue de l 'Association Roussillonnaise Espana, de las que dos pasan a sinonimia de las otras y una constituye d 'Entomologie, 14 (2) : 54-67. genero nuevo. Eos, 26: 321-339. BLAzQUEZ, A, MARTIN-DIAZ, J., HERNANDEZ-ROLDAN, 1. & AGENJO, R. 1952. Ftiunula lepidopterol6gica almeriense. Premia NIETO, M. A, 1997. Nuevos datos sobre Ia fauna de "Alonso de Herrera". C. S. I. C., 370 pp. macroheter6ceros de Ia provincia de Caceres (Espana) (Insecta : AGENJO, R., 1953. Geometridae espanoles de Ia colecci6n D. Hospital, Lepidoptera). SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 25 : 121-138. de Barcelona. (Lep. Geom.). Eos, 29: 289-328. BLAzQUEZ, A, HERNANDEZ-ROLDAN, J., NIETO, M. A, & AGENJO, R., 1954a. Ortholitha diniensis Neub., en Espana y un GARCIA-SANTANO, J., 2000. Nuevos datos sobre Ia fauna de importante error sobre 0. bipunctaria (Schiff.) y 0. octodurensis macroheter6ceros de Ia provincia de Caceres (Espana) III. (Insecta : Favr. (Lep. Geom.). Eos, 30: 149-155. Lepidoptera). SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 28 (110): 173-186. AGENJO, R., 1954b. Catalogo ordenador de los Lepid6pteros de Espana. BLAzQUEZ, A, (en prensa). Nuevos datos sobre Ia fauna de Quincuagesima segunda familia: Geometridae. Graellsia, 9 (1951). macroheter6ceros de Ia provincia de Caceres (Espana) V (Insecta: (suplemento sin paginaci6n). Lepidoptera). SHILAP Revta. lepid. AGENJO, R., 1954c. Algunos lepid6pteros de Andujar (provincia de BOLLAND, F., 1975. Essai de comprehension du sol et de sa flore par Graellsia, Jaen). 9 (1951): 41-45. !'etude du peuplement d'un biotope en heteroceres. SHILAP Revta. AGENJO, R., 1956. Monografia del genero Narraga Wlk. (Lep. Geom.). Lepid. 3 (10): 112-115. Eos, 32: 7-56. BOLLAND, F., 1976. Province de Huesca: paradis entomologique. AGENJO, R., 1958. Lepid6pteros de Tortosa, provincia de Tarragona, SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 4 (14): 135-142. recolectados por D. Eugenio Balaguer en los anos 1932 y 1933. BOLLAND, F., 1977. Nouvelles stations en Espagne de Adalbertia Graellsia, 16: 85-95. castiliaria Stgr. SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 5 (18): 149-152. R., Catascia dognini AGENJO, 1959a. (Thierry-Mieg, 1910) especie BOLLAND, F., 1978. Heteroceres de Torres-Torres (Province de nueva para Ia Peninsula Iberica (Lep. Geom.). Graellsia, 17: 3-5. Valencia). SHILAP Revta. Lepid., 7 (23): 207-213. AGENJO, R., 1959b. Unas pocas mariposas valencianas. Graellsia, 17: BOLLAND, F., 1979. Coenocalpe millierata (Staudinger) une 19-28. Geometridae nouvelle pour Ia faune d'Espagne. SHILAP Revta. AGENJO, R., 1963. Algunos lepid6pteros de Punta Umbria, provincia de Lepid., 7 (25): 57 Huelva. La canaria Eilema albicosta (Rghfr., 1894) nueva para BOLLAND, F., 1980a. 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