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LIBROS INCORPORADOS a NUESTRO CATÁLOGO EN 2013 * Precios En Euros LIBROS INCORPORADOS A NUESTRO CATÁLOGO EN 2013 * Precios en Euros. Gastos de envío e IVA (4%) no incluidos/ Prices in Euro. Postage and VAT (4%) not included ** Recuerde, descuento del 5% para los socios de la SEA y de la AIM (sólo pagos al contado) COLEOPTERA AGUIAR & SERRANO 2013 COLEÓPTEROS CARABÍDEOS (COLEOPTERA:CARABIDAE) DE PORTUGAL CONTINENTAL. CHAVES PARA A SUA IDENTIFICAÇAO. 360 pags, 190 figs b/n, tapas blandas. Claves ilustradas, con descripciones breves de todos los taxones. De gran utilidad para el conocimiento de la fauna ibérica. 35 € AGUIAR & SERRANO 2013 CATALOGO E ATLAS DOS COLEOPTEROS CARABÍDEOS (COLEOPTERA: CARABIDAE) DE PORTUGAL CONTINENTAL. 265 pags, 526 mapas, tapas blandas. Complemento necesario a la otra obra de los mismos autores. Datos generales de todas las especies. 35 € BOUKAL, M. 2013 ICONES INSECTORUM EUROPAE CENTRALIS. COLEOPTERA: BYRRHIDAE. 14 € BOUSQUET ET AL. 2013 CHECKLIST OF THE BEETLES (COLEOPTERA) OF CANADA AND ALASKA, Second Edition. 402 pags, tapas duras. Checklist detallado, incluyendo 8238 especies. 84 € BRUSCHI, S. 2013 CALOSOMA OF THE WORLD (COL. CARABIDAE). 314 pags + 39 láminas fotos color, 45 mapas, figs b/n, tapas duras. Con amplias descripciones, claves de determinación hasta subespecies. Libro magnífico. 80 € CARDOSO RAIMUNDO, A.A. & GOMES ALVES, M.L.L. 1986 REVISAO DOS COCCINELIDEOS DE PORTUGAL. 103 pags, 60 fotos color, 48 láminas dibujos b/n. Claves determinación y datos completos morfología (también genitalias), etología y distribución. Obra de gran interés para el conocimiento de la fauna de la Península Ibérica. 32 € NUEVAMENTE DISPONIBLE CHATENET, G. 2013 COLÉOPTÈRES PHYTOPHAGES D’EUROPE TOME 3 - ANTHRIBIDAE, BRUCHIDAE, CURCULIONIDAE ENTIMINAE. Dibujos y láminas en color. Salida prevista Diciembre 2013. Precio aproximado: 85 € DEUVE, T. 2013 CYCHRUS, CALOSOMA ET CARABUS DE CHINE. 316 pags, 20 láminas color, 11 figs color, 2 láminas, tapas blandas. Estos géneros cuentan en China con 646 especies, Completo estudio con parte gráfica importante. 93 € GIACHINO & VAILATI 2010 THE SUBTERRANEAN ENVIRONMENT. HYPOGEAN LIFE, CONCEPTS AND COLLECTING TECHNIQUES. 130 pags, 96 fotos, tapas blandas. Edición bilingüe inglés/italiano. Conceptos básicos sobre el medio hipogeo, muy recomendable para iniciarse. 35 € GIACHINO & VAILATI 2011 REVIEW OF THE ANILLINA OF GREECE (COL.: CARABIDAE: BEMBIDIINI). 112 pags, 248 figs. Con claves de determinación. 42 € IMURA & MIZUSAWA 2013 THE CARABUS OF JAPAN. 368 pags a todo color, formato A4, tapas duras. All the known taxa of this genus from Japan described up to the spring of 2013 (39 species and 193 subspecies) are illustrated in superb full color and explained in detail in a bilingual manner, Japanese and English. Each species is composed of the following two sections; I Color plates 1) On the first page of the color plate are shown imagoes and their magnified partial views on the top half of the page, and genital organs (penis, fully inflated internal sac in several different views and female genitalia) on the bottom half. 2) On the following one to three pages are shown the geographical variation of the species; all the known subspecies and their genital organs are illustrated. II. Text 1) Textual layout follows a general pattern as follows: 1) original description, 2) history of research, 3) type locality, 4) type depository, 5) morphology, 6) molecular phylogeny, 7) distribution, 8) habitat, 9) bionomical notes, 10) geographical variation, 11) conservation as needed, and 12) etymology. Imagoes and genital organs of each taxon are shown by superb digital image using brand-new photographing technique such as focus stacking and photo retouching at the highest level. Detailed structures of the genital organ of all the species are shown exhaustively, including completely everted internal sac of the male genitalia and the microstructure of the female genitalia. 265 € KLIMASZEWSKI ET AL. 2012 SYNOPSIS OF THE ADVENTIVE SPECIES OF COLEOPTERA RECORDED FROM CANADA. PART 1: CARABIDAE. 96 pags, láminas color, mapas, tapas blandas. 48 € KLIMASZEWSKI, J. ET AL. 2013 SYNOPSIS OF ADVENTIVE SPECIES OF COLEOPTERA RECORDED FROM CANADA. Part 2: STAPHYLINIDAE. 360 pags, 26 láminas color, 58 mapas color, 1 tabla, tapas duras. A synopsis of adventive species of Staphylinidae (Coleoptera) in Canada is provided. Of the over 1654 rove beetle species recorded from Canada, 156 species in 76 genera and 13 subfamilies are reported as adventive, constituting about 9.4% of the fauna. The majority of adventive species belong to two subfamilies, Staphylininae (51 species) and Aleocharinae (49). 85 € KUBISZ & SVIHLA 2013 ICONES INSECTORUM EUROPAE CENTRALIS. COLEOPTERA: OEDEMERIDAE. 12 pags, 66 fotos color. 12 € LAWRENCE, J. & SLIPINSKI, A. 2013 AUSTRALIAN BEETLES VOLUME 1: MORPHOLOGY, CLASSIFICATION AND KEYS. 576 pags, fotos color, dibujos, tapas duras. This three-volume series represents a comprehensive treatment of the beetles of Australia, a relatively under-studied fauna that includes many unusual and unique lineages found nowhere else on Earth. Volume 1 contains keys to all 117 beetle families found in Australia, and includes over 1100 illustrations of adults, larvae and anatomical structures. This volume is based in part on Lawrence & Britton’s out-of-print Australian Beetles, but is fully updated and expanded. The biology and morphology for all major beetle lineages is described and illustrated, along with anatomical terms which clarify the characters and terminology used in the keys; few other resources for beetle identification include such a detailed morphological background. A chapter on the fossil record is also included, and family sections provide full descriptions of adults and larvae, including the world distribution of each family. The revised identification keys (currently recognised as one of the most valuable keys worldwide) will aid quarantine agents, biologists and students in identifying members of the most species-rich order of animals. 150 € LÖBL & SMETANA 2013 CATALOGUE OF PALAEARCTIC COLEOPTERA, VOL. 8: CURCULIONOIDEA 2. 700 pags, tapas duras. Volume 8 of the Catalogue of Palaearctic Coleoptera provides a list of all taxa the bulk of the family Curculionidae and of Cryptolaryngidae reported from the biogeographical realm covered. For the genus and species-groups taxa all available names are given, and for the valid species and subspecies the distribution per country is shown, including more details for endemic taxa. Type species are listed for all genus-group names. The work is based on verification of the primary sources, and the respective references are given. 150 € MARCHISIO & ZUNINO 2012 II GENERE COPRIS MÜLLER. TASSONOMIA, FILOGENESI E NOTE DI ZOOGEOGRAFIA.173 pags, 157 figs y fotos, tapas duras, gran formato. Con claves de determinación muy bien ilustrado. 50 € MICO, MARCOS & GALANTE 2013 LOS INSECTOS SAPROXÍLICOS DEL PARQUE NACIONAL DE CABAÑEROS. 140 págs, fotos en color, tapas duras. 15 € MILKO & TOROPOV 2013 LONGHORNS OF THE TRIBE DORCADIONINI (COLEOPTERA, CERAMBYCIDAE) OF KAZAKHSTAN AND MIDDLE ASIA. 103 pags, 377 figs color, mapas, tapas duras, gran formato. Incluye 57 especies. 130 € MOLLARD, A. 2013 CARABUS DE LA PÉNINSULE IBÉRIQUE. 200 pags, 52 láminas color ilustrando todas las especies, subespecies y variedades. Incluye alrededor de 300 táxones, todos representados y con sus edeagos. Completamente nueva edición del libro del mismo título, agotado desde hace años. 73 € MORRIS 2012 HANDBOOKS IDENTIFICATION BRITISH INSECTS, Vol. 5, Part 17d: TRUE WEEVILS (Part III): COLEOPTERA: CURCULIONINAE, BARIDINAE, OROBITIDINAE. 46 € NERI ET AL . 2011 BEMBIDIINA DELLA FAUNA ITALO-CORSA: CHIAVI DI IDENTIFICAZIONE.183 pags, 162 figs y fotos color, tapas blandas. Claves de determinación ilustradas, con distribución y otros datos. Muy interesante. 33 Euros RHEINHEIMER, J. 2004 ILLUSTRIERTER KATALOG UND BIBLIOGRAPHIE DER ANTHRIBIDAE DER WELT (INS: COL). 243 pags, 287 fotos b/n, pequeño formato, tapas blandas. Completo catálogo sistemático, incluyendo distribución y buena parte de las especies fotografiadas. 29 € SLIPINSKI, A. 2013 AUSTRALIAN LADYBIRD BEETLES (COLEOPTERA: COCCINELLIDAE). THEIR BIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION. 304 pags, láminas color, ilustraciones. Salida próxima SLIPINSKI, A. & ESCALONA, H. 2013 AUSTRALIAN LONGHORN BEETLES (COLEOPTERA: CERAMBYCIDAE). VOL. 1: INTRODUCTION AND SUBFAMILY LAMIINAE. 504 pags, láminas color, tapas duras. 1400 especies pertenecientes a 300 géneros. This volume provides a general introduction to the Australian Cerambycidae with sections on biology, phylogeny and morphology of adult and larvae, followed by the keys to the subfamilies and an overview of the 74 genera of the subfamily Lamiinae occurring in Australia. All Lamiinae genera are diagnosed, described and illustrated and an illustrated key to their identification is provided. A full listing of all included Australian species with synonymies and bibliographic citations is also included. 150 € Salida próxima ZAHRADNIK, P. 2013 BEETLES OF THE FAMILY PTINIIDAE OF CENTRAL EUROPE.352 pags, 239 dibujos b/n, 130 fotos color, mapas, tapas blandas. Con claves de determinación hasta especies y con descripción de los táxones. Casi todas las especies representadas gráficamente. Edición bilingüe (inglés/checo). 31 € ZAMPETTI & RICCI 2012 GUIDA AI COLEOTTERI BRUCHIDI DELLA FAUNA ITALIANA. SISTEMATICA E BIOLOGIA. GESTIONE E CONTROLLO (BRUCHIDAE). 430 pags, 76 láminas color tapas blandas. Con claves determinación ilustradas y amplias descripciones. 56 € LEPIDOPTERA BAKOWSKI,
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