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Libros Incorporados a Nuestro Catálogo En 2006 LIBROS INCORPORADOS A NUESTRO CATÁLOGO EN 2006 * Precios en Euros. Gastos de envío e IVA (4%) no incluidos/ Prices in Euro. Postage and VAT (4%) not included COLEOPTERA ARAI, H. 2005 LONGHORN BEETLES OF THE AMAZON I. 125 pags, 43 láminas fotos color + otras fotos, gran formato, tapas duras. Texto (muy escaso) en japonés. 72 € BALFOUR-BROWNE, F. 2003 BRITISH WATER BEETLES, Volumes I-III. CD Rom del original impreso agotado. 79 € BELLAMY, Ch. L. 2006 FAUNE DE MADAGASCAR. INSECTA COLEOPTERA BUPRESTIDAE DE MADAGASCAR ET DES ÏLES VOISINES. CATALOGUE ANNOTÉ. 267 pags, 7 láminas fotos y dibujos en color, 2 mapas, tapas blandas. 59 € BILY, S. 2006 A REVISION OF THE ANTHAXIA (ANTHAXIA) FUNERULA SPECIES-GROUP. 75 pags, 97 fotos color, tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación. Descripción de nuevas especies. 30 € BOCAK, BOCAKOVA, KUBEN, DVORAK, VRABEC, STREJCEK ICONES INSECTORUM EUROPAE CENTRALIS. DRILIDAE, OMALISIDAE, LYCIDAE, LAMPYRIDAE, BUPRESTIDAE, MELOIDAE, BRUCHIDAE, URODININAE. 54 € BÖHME, J. (FREUDE-HARDE-LOHSE) 2005 DIE KÄFER MITTELEUROPAS. Band K: KATALOG. 525 pags, tapas duras. Catálogo de toda la obra. 115 € CAMPOS, A. & NOVOA, F. 2006 LOS CARABIDAE (ORDEN COLEOPTERA) DE GALICIA (N.O. DE ESPAÑA): CATÁLOGO, DISTRIBUCIÓN Y ECOLOGÍA. 358 pags, 39 mapas, tapas blandas. 21,50 € CAVAZZUTI, P. 2006 FAUNE DES CARABINAE DE TURQUIE, 1 (Carabina). 155 pags, 212 fotos color (habitus), 136 figs genitalias, mapas, tapas blandas. Con claves de géneros. 42 € CHALUMEAU, F. & TOUROULT, J. 2005 LES CERAMBYCIDAE DES PETITES ANTILLES, TAXONOMIE, ETHOLOGIE, BIOGEOGRAPHIE. 241 pags, 55 fotos color y habitats, mapas, tapas duras. Descripciones, claves ilustradas. 90 € DACCORDI, M. & GIACHINO, P.M. 2005 RESULTS OF THE ZOOLOGICAL MISSIONS TO AUSTRALIA OF THE REGIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF TURIN, Italy. II. 700 pags, tapas duras. Coleoptera: Carabidae (Bembidiini), Hydrophilidae, Staphylinidae (Xantholinini). Hymenoptera: Eurmenidae. 15 nuevos géneros, 2 subgéneros y 104 especies. 70 € EK-AMNUAY, P. 2002 A HANDBOOK OF INTERESTING BEETLES OF THAILAND. FASCINATING INSECTS, Vol. 1. 407 pags, tapas duras. A todo color. Fotografías de las especies más notables de Adephaga, Scarabaeoidea, Lucanidae, Buprestidae, Meloidae, Cerambycidae. 46 € GRUEV, B. & TOMOV, V. 2007 DISTRIBUTIONAL ATLAS AND CATALOGUE OF THE LEAF BEETLES OF BULGARIA (COL.: CHRYSOMELIDAE). 358 pags, tapas duras. 66 € HEMPTINNE, J.L. & MAJERUS, A. 2005 LES COCCINELLES. 192 pags, 100 fotos color. Síntesis del conocimiento de la ecología de 6 especies para alimentarse y reproducirse. 35 € HURKA, K. 2005 DIE KÄFER DER TSCHECHISCHEN UND SLOWAKISCHEN REPUBLIK. 391 pags, 70 láminas color. Contiene más de 800 especies de 101 familias. En checo y alemán. 50 € JIROUX, E. 2006 LE GENRE CEROGLOSSUS (Col.: Carabidae). 175 pags, 141 fotos color, mapas, tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación en francés e inglés. 57 € JOLIVET, P. 2006 MEMOIRES ENTOMOLOGIQUES. PARAMEMOIRES D'UN TIMARCHOPHILE. 346 pags, tapas blandas. 48 € KOLIBAC, MAJER & SVIHLA 2005 BEETLES OF THE SUPERFAMILY CLEROIDEA IN THE CZECH AND SLOVAK REPUBLICS AND NEIGHBOURING AREAS (escrito en inglés y checo). 186 pags, 24 láminas (6 en color), tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación. Muy útil. 28 € KRAJCIK, M. 2006 CHECKLIST OF SCARABAEOIDEA OF THE WORLD. 1. SCARABAEINAE. 190 pags, tapas duras. Incluye 220 géneros y 5661 especies válidas. 35 € LABRIQUE, H. 2005 COLEOPTERES TÉNÉBRIONIDES DE LA REGION RHÔNE-ALPES. 59 € LEDOUX, G. & ROUX, Ph. 2005 NEBRIA (Coleoptera, Nebriidae). FAUNE MONDIALE. 976 pags, 633 fotos color, 1081 figuras b/n, 14 mapas, tapas duras. Todas las especies fotografiadas, así como las genitalias. Claves de determinación y amplias descripciones. 77 € LÖBL, I. & SMETANA, A. 2006 CATALOGUE OF PALAEARCTIC COLEOPTERA, VOL. 3: SCARABAEOIDEA, SCIRTOIDEA, DASCILLOIDEA, BUPRESTOIDEA, BYRRHOIDEA. 690 pags, tapas duras. Suscript. 130 €. No suscr. 140 € LÖBL, I & SMETANA, A. (Eds.) 2007 CATALOGUE OF PALAEARCTIC COLEOPTERA, VOL. 4: ELATEROIDEA, DERODONTOIDEA, BOSTRICHOIDEA, LYMEXYLOIDEA, CLEROIDEA AND CUCUJOIDEA. 935 pags, tapas duras. Catálogo sistemático. 160 € MARAZZI, G. ET. AL. 2006 NUOVI XIXUTHRINA DELLA REGIONE INDO-AUSTRALIANA (COL. CERAMBYCIDAE PRIONINAE) - NEW XIXUTHRINA FROM INDO-AUSTRALIAN REGION. 48 pags, 8 láminas fotos color y mapas, tapas blandas. 35 € MARTINS, U.R. 2005 CERAMBYCIDAE SUL-AMERICANOS, Vol. 7. CERAMBYCINAE: ELAPHIDIONINI. 394 pags, gran formato, 315 figs, tapas blandas. Claves determinación, taxonomía, amplias descripciones, biología y distribución geográfica. 60 € MARTINS, U. R. 2006 CERAMBYCIDAE SUL-AMERICANOS (COLEOPTERA), Vol. 8. Subfamilia Cerambycinae: Phoracanthini & Hexoplonini. 234 pags, 229 figs, tapas blandas. Se describe una nueva tribu. Con claves de especies. 60 € MORET, P. 2005 LOS COLEOPTEROS CARABIDAE DEL PARAMO EN LOS ANDES DEL ECUADOR. SISTEMATICA, ECOLOGIA Y BIOGEOGRAFIA. 306 pags, 3 láminas fotos color, 25 fotos hábitats color, 398 figuras b/n (habitus, genitalias, mapas), formato DIN A4, tapas blandas. Amplias descripciones, claves de determinación. Se describe una nueva subtribu, un nuevo subgénero, 57 nuevas especies, 5 nuevas subespecies, así como otros cambios nomenclaturales. Obra monumental. 50 € OCAMPO, F.C. 2006 PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE SCARAB FAMILY HYBOSORIDAE AND MONOGRAPHIC REVISION OF THE NEW WORLD SUBFAMILY ANAIDINAE (COL.: SCARABAEOIDEA). 210 pags, 76 figs, tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación en inglés y español. Amplias descripciones. 55 € PECK, S. B. 2006 THE BEETLES OF THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS, ECUADOR: EVOLUTION, ECOLOGY, AND DIVERSITY. 313 pags, 32 fotos, tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación hasta géneros. 44 € RATCLIFFE, B.C. & CAVE, R.D. 2006 THE DYNASTINE SCARAB BEETLES OF HONDURAS, NICARAGUA AND EL SALVADOR (COL.: SCAR.: DYNASTINAE). 424 pags, 638 figs, tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación de adultos machos y hembras, en inglés y español. Amplias descripciones. Numerosos cambios taxonómicos. 75 € SERRANO, J. GÓMEZ-ZURITA, J. & RUIZ, C. 2005 XII EUROPEAN CARABIDOLOGISTS MEETING (Murcia, September 19-22, 2005). GROUND BEETLES AS A KEY GROUP FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION STUDIES IN EUROPE. 313 pags, tapas blandas. Conjunto de trabajos del congreso. 30 € SLAMA, M. 2006 ICONES INSECTORUM EUROPAE CENTRALIS. CERAMBYCIDAE. 40 pags, 368 fotos, tapas blandas. Fotos de muy buena calidad. 33 € SOLDATI, F. 2006 LES ASIDA LATREILLE, 1802 DE LA FAUNE DE FRANCE (COLEOPTERA, TENEBRIONIDAE). 55 pags, 86 figs, fotos y mapas, tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación hasta subespecies. 35 € SOULA, M. 2005 LES COLEOPTERES DU MONDE, 26.3: REVISION DES ANTICHEIRINA 3 (RUTELINI 2). 113 pags, tapas blandas, muchos dibujos de genitalias. Con claves de determinación. Descripción de nuevas especies. 78 € WAGNER, T. (Editor) - RÜCKER, W. 2007 COLEOPTERA OF EUROPE. Vol. 1: LATRIDIIDAE, MEROPHYSIDAE AND DASYCERIDAE. 600 pags, 20 láminas color. Claves identificación, figuras. Nueva serie. 110 € ZERCHE, L. 2006 MONOGRAPHIE DER PALÄARKTISCHEN CORYPHIINI. SUPPLEMENTUM 3: REVISION DER GATTUNG OPHTHALMONIPHETODES - TERTIÄRE RELIKTE IM SCHNEE (OMALIINAE). 224 pags, 241 figs, tablas, fotos. 89 € LEPIDOPTERA ADAMSKI, D. 2002 A SYNOPSIS OF DESCRIBED NEOTROPICAL BLASTOBASINAE (GELECHIOIDEA: COLEOPHORIDAE). 150 pags. 83 € AHOLA, M. & SILVONEN, K. 2007 LARVAE OF NORTHERN EUROPEAN NOCTUIDAE, VOL. 2: REARING AND BREEDING. BALDIZZONE, G., VAN DE WOLF, H. & LANDRY, J.-F. 2006 WORLD CATALOGUE OF INSECTS, Vol. 8: COLEOPHORIDAE, COLEOPHORINAE (LEPIDOPTERA). 215 pags, tapas duras. 55 € BAUER & FRANKENBACH (TURLIN, B.) 2005 BUTTERFLIES OF THE WORLD, part 22, Nymphalidae X: Charaxes I. 7 pags texto, 35 láminas color. 40 € BAUER & FRANKENBACH (MÖHN, E.) 2005 BUTTERFLIES OF THE WORLD (=SCHMETTERLINGE DER ERDE), teil 23, Papilionidae XII: Parnassius apollo III, text. 33 pags (alemán). 22 € (gratuito para suscriptores, complemento del Vol. 13) BENGTSSON, B.A. & PALMQVIST, G. 2007 THE NATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA TO SWEDENS FLORA AND FAUNA. LEPIDOPTERA: MICROPTERIGIDAE-PSYCHIDAE. 640 pags, color . 55 € BOZANO & TUZOV 2006 GUIDE TO THE BUTTERFLIES OF THE PALEARCTIC REGION: NYMPHALIDAE 2: TRIBE ARGYNNINI GENERA BOLORIA, PROCLOSSIANA AND CLOSSIANA. 72 pags, dibujos genitalias, fotos color, mapas, tapas blandas. 48 € BRADLEY, TREMEWAN & SMITH 2004 BRITISH TORTRICOID MOTHS, Vols. 1 & 2. CD Rom. Edición completa del original impreso agotado. 79 € CAPINERA, J.L. ET AL. 2004 FIELD GUIDE TO GRASSHOPPERS, KATYDIDS, AND CRICKETS OF THE UNITED STATES. 280 pags, 357 mapas, 48 fotos, figuras, tapas blandas. 45 € CORDOBA, J.R., SESMA, J.M. & MARTIN, G. 2006 MARIPOSAS EN LIBERTAD. 270 pags, formato DIN A4, tapas duras. Gran cantidad de buenísimas fotos en naturaleza. Con detalles que permiten diferenciar las especies y sus características ecológicas y etológicas. 35 € D'ABRERA, B. 2006 WORLD BUTTERFLIES. 272 pags, 150 láminas color (más de 6400 figuras). A todo color. Libro general (versión reducida del Concise Atlas ). Viene a ser un nuevo "Lewis". Para cada género hay una breve descripción, se indica el número de especies existentes y su distribución geográfica. 45 € DIAZ-CAMBRONERO, A. 2005 MARIPOSAS DEL PARQUE NACIONAL DE LAS TABLAS DE DAIMIEL. 228 pags, fotos color, mapas, tablas, tapas duras. Estudio con enfoque de tipo eminentemente ecológico. 23 € EBERT, G. 2005 DIE SCHMETTERLINGE BADEN-WÜRTEMBERGS, Band 10, ERGÄNZUNGSBAND (Supplement). 426 pags, 86 fotos color + 46 fotos b/n, 7 mapas, tapas duras. Se finaliza la serie. Información complementaria y mapas. 58 € FERNANDEZ-RUBIO, F. 2005 FAUNA
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