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Author(S) Year Title Publication URL Abadie E.I. 2007 a New Species of Golofa Hope, 1837 from Jujuy State, Argentina Lambillionea 107(3)(2):462-465 Author(s) Year Title Publication URL Abadie E.I. 2007 A new species of Golofa Hope, 1837 from Jujuy state, Argentina Lambillionea 107(3)(2):462-465 Ahrens D. 2007 Beetle evolution in the Asian highlands: insight from a phylogeny of the Systematic Entomology 32:450-476 scarabaeid subgenus Serica Ahrens D. 2007 Type species designations of Afrotropical Ablaberini and Sericini genera Zootaxa 1496:53-62 Ahrens D. 2007 Taxonomic changes and an updated catalogue for the Palaearctic Sericini Zootaxa 1504:1-51 Ahrens D. 2007 Revision der Serica nigroguttata Brenske, 1897 - Gruppe Bulletin de l'Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique Entomologie 77:5-37 Ahrens D. 2007 Cladistic analysis of Sericania - implications for the evolution of the European Journal of Entomology 104:517- http://www.eje.cz/pdfarticles/1261/eje_104_3 xerophilous fauna of the Himalaya 530 _517_Ahrens.pdf Ahrens D. & Pacholatko P. 2007 Two new species of Gastroserica Brenske, 1897 from China and Myanmar Entomologische Zeitschrift 117(3):137-139 Ahrens D., Zorn C., Yubak D.G.C., Keller S. 2007 Illustrated key of phytophagous scarabs of Nepal. 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