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Bibliog. Dei Neur. Italiani• Repertorio dei lavori, comunicazioni, etc. con citazioni di Neuropterida per il territorio italiano o limitrofo aggiornato al 30 agosto 2021 2084 riferimenti A.A.V.V., 2005. L’actualisation de l’inventaire des Zones Naturelles d’Intérêt Ecologique, Faunistique et Floristique de Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur : ANNEXE 1 : Listes des espèces et habitats déterminants et remarquables. DIREN PACA, juillet 2005, 55 pp. A.A.V.V. 2009. Piano di Gestione ZPSIT3210040 Monti Lessini - Pasubio Piccole Dolomiti Vicentine. Prima stesura preliminare. Rev. 0.02: 216 pp. A.A.V.V., 2014a. Note faunistiche italiche 2014a. Fonti internet varie, 111 pp. A.A.V.V., 2014b. Note faunistiche italiche 2014b. Fonti internet varie, 209 pp. A.A.V.V., 2015a. Note faunistiche italiche 2015a. Fonti internet varie, 77 pp. A.A.V.V., 2015b. Note faunistiche italiche 2015b. Fonti internet varie, 81 pp. A.A.V.V., 2016a. Note faunistiche italiche 2016a. Fonti internet varie, 86 pp. A.A.V.V., 2016a. Note faunistiche italiche 2016a. Fonti internet varie, 114 pp. A.A.V.V., 2017a. Note faunistiche italiche 2017a. Fonti internet varie, 69 pp. A.A.V.V., 2017b. Note faunistiche italiche 2017b. Fonti internet varie, 30 pp. A.A.V.V., 2018a. Note faunistiche italiche 2018a. Fonti internet varie, 38 pp. A.A.V.V., 2018b. Note faunistiche italiche 2018b. Fonti internet varie, 106 pp. A.A.V.V., 2019a. Note faunistiche italiche 2019a. Fonti internet varie, 73 pp. A.A.V.V., 2019b. Note faunistiche italiche 2019b. Fonti internet varie, 36 pp. A.A.V.V., 2020a. Note faunistiche italiche 2020a. Fonti internet varie, 45 pp. A.A.V.V., 2020b. Note faunistiche italiche 2020b. Fonti internet varie, 53 pp. A.A.V.V., 2021a. Note faunistiche italiche 2021a. Fonti internet varie, 34 pp. Acevedo, F.; Monserrat, V. J.; Badano, D. 2013. Comparative description of larvae of the European species of Distoleon Banks: D. annulatus (Klug, 1834) and D. tetragrammicus (Fabricius, 1798) (Neuroptera, Myrmeleontidae). 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Nachrichtenblatt der Bayerischen Entomologen 69(3/4):50-59. Albarda, 1891 - Revision des Raphidides - Tijdschr. Entomol. 34: 65-148. Allioni C., 1766 - Manipulus insectorum taurinensium - Melanges phil. mat. Soc. R. Turin, T.3 (7): 185 - 98. Alma A., Arzone A., 1988 - Reperti biologici su Ctenarytaina eucalypti (Maskell)(Homoptera Psylloidea) - Atti Congr. naz. ital. Entomol., L'Aquila, 1988: 489-96. Alma A., Arzone A., Tavella L., 1991 - Biocenosi di Dialeurodes citri (Asmh.) in Piemonte (Rhynchota: Aleyrodidae) - Atti XVI Congr. Naz. It. Entomologia, Bari - Martina Franca (1991): 323 - 28. Altadonna, G. 2011a. Synclisis baetica Rambur, 1842 - Myrmeleontidae. http://www.entomologiitaliani.net/public/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=28939 Altadonna, G. 2011b. Distoleon tetragrammicus (Fabricius, 1798) - Myrmeleontidae. http://www.entomologiitaliani.net/public/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=28953 Altadonna, G. 2011c. 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