Deuve T (14 results)

Société Entomologique de France, Paris - 1997, in-8, broché, pages 1-92 (sommaire en photo) Bon état - Pour les envois hors de France, la tarification «livre & brochure» pour les frais de port a disparue.Les frais de port annoncés correspondent à une moyenne. Ils seront calculés au plus juste en fonction du poids de votre article.…

pp. 21, figs.

184 pp., 250 figs., br. 22 x 27,5 cm.

Condition: Very Good. 296, 115 b/w photos. . PB. Vg. Text French. [285724724].

Condition: gut. 2021. In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Condition: New. 296, 115 b/w photos. . PB. NEW. . Text French. [285724724].

Soft cover. , 250 figs, 4to, paperbound (mnhn155) 0.0.

Condition: New. 652, 1556 line drawings. 250x176mm. PB. NEW. . Text English. The author, a specialist in Carabid beetles at the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle in Paris, provides an updated catalogue of the 970 species of the genus Carabus, distributed throughout the countries of the Holarctic Region. For each species all subspecies names are given, as well as synonyms and homonyms, with their status and indication of their type locality. The subgenera, species and subspecies are classified in a way that reflects their phylogenetic relationships as much as possible.1556 figures illustrate this catalogue, and 114 figures (1556 line drawings) show the aedeagus for almost all the species, making it possible to identify them in most cases.The whole is preceded by 60 pages of general information, in English, on the morphology and phylogeny of the genus Carabus and its species. The most recent works are cited and discussed as an update on the current state of our knowledge. In particular, the author emphasizes the results of molecular (DNA) analyses which have revolutionized the classification of the genus Carabus over the last two decades. [9782353871575].…

The Faune de France widens its horizon by providing, with this work, a fauna of the Overseas Territories, and not the least: the Province of Kerguelen, a group of islands in the southern Indian Ocean. It is difficult to travel further from here, as these islands bring us to the borders of the Antarctic zone. Certainly the fauna of these southern lands, with an extremely harsh climate, is not very diversified. Nonetheless, it is of great originality and has a certain biogeographic interest. This book deals with the order of beetles, introduced species as well as native fauna represented by many species of endemic weevils. This masterful work of scientific and artistic quality would not have been possible without the collaboration of four outstanding authors, accomplished naturalists and fine taxonomists. It deals in detail and allows the identification of the 61 species and subspecies of Coleoptera observed in this archipelago. The reader will also find a detailed biogeographical synthesis. La Faune de France ?largit son horizon en inaugurant, avec cet ouvrage, une Faune des Territoires d?Outre-mer et pas des moindres : la Province de Kerguelen. Difficile d?aller plus loin, ces ?les nous am?nent aux confins de la zone antarctique. Certes la faune de ces terres australes, au climat extr?mement rude, est peu diversifi?e. Elle n?en demeure pas moins d?une grande originalit? et pr?sente un int?r?t biog?ographique certain. Cet ouvrage traite de l?ordre des col?opt?res, aussi bien des esp?ces introduites que de la faune autochtone repr?sent?e entre autres par de nombreuses esp?ces de charan?ons end?miques. Ce travail magistral de par sa qualit? scientifique et artistique n?aurait pu voir le jour sans la collaboration de quatre auteurs exceptionnels, naturalistes accomplis et fins taxonomistes. Il traite en d?tail et permet l?identification des 61 esp?ces et sous-esp?ces de Col?opt?res observ?es dans cet archipel. Le lecteur y trouvera ?galement une synth?se biog?ographique fouill?e, et comme le dit si bien T. Deuve qui nous a fait l?honneur de pr?facer ce livre : ?par-del? les pr?jug?s, on d?couvre que ces ?les portent en elles, certes un peu lointain et cach?, tout ce qui peut aviver la curiosit? des botanistes et des zoologistes : un triple parfum d?aventure, de r?ve et de myst?re? 299 pp., 29 plates with color photos, 51 b/w line drawings, paperback gr. 8 [16 x 24 cm] [in French with bilingual keys English and French].…

n China, the genera Cychrus, Calosoma and Carabus are represented by 646 species distributed in almost the whole of the country. By their aesthetic qualities, these insects are among the most beautiful beetles, but more importantly is that they have been studies for some two centuries to find out more about their evolution and speciation. Uusually wingless and with limited dispersal abilities, they are closely bound to specialized habitats and are valuable bioindicators of environmental quality, in particular the state of forests. In this book, the author present up-to-date knowledge on the evolution and classification of these insects, taking into account the latest molecular analyses. Thus, the classification used follows from the results of the latest DNA studies. Biogeography of the Chinese genera is described, and a systematic catalog of all species is given, with updated details relevant to their nomenclature (type species, type locality, references), but also a comprehensive listing of all localities in China where their presence has been reported. The whole is illustrated with colour photographs and a bibliography consisting of 888 references. En Chine, les genres Cychrus, Calosoma et Carabus sont repr?sent?s par 646 esp?ces r?parties dans la quasi-totalit? du pays. Par leurs qualit?s esth?tiques, ces insectes figurent parmi le plus beaux des Col?opt?res. Mais surtout, les ?tudes intensives qu?ils ont suscit?es depuis deux si?cles en font un mat?riel de premier ordre pour ?tudier les modalit?s de leur ?volution et de leurs sp?ciations. Le plus souvent apt?res et disposant de peu de facult?s de dispersion, ils sont ?troitement inf?od?s ? des habitats sp?cialis?s et sont des bioindicateurs pr?cieux de la qualit? des milieux, en particulier de l?tat des for?ts. Dans cet ouvrage, l?auteur fait le point des connaissances actuelles sur l?volution et la classification de ces insectes Col?opt?res, en prenant en compte les derniers travaux d?analyses mol?culaires. Ainsi, la classification utilis?e est une mise en application des r?sultats des ?tudes d?ADN les plus r?centes. Les grandes lignes du peuplement de la Chine par les genres Cychrus, Calosoma et Carabus sont d?crites sous leurs aspects biog?ographiques, en insistant sur les diff?rentes r?gions naturelles d?finies par le climat et la v?g?tation. Un catalogue syst?matique de toutes les esp?ces indique pour chacune d?elles les ?l?ments actualis?s de sa nomenclature (esp?ce-type, localit? typique, r?f?rences bibliographiques), mais aussi, de fa?on exhaustive, toutes les localit?s de Chine o? sa pr?sence a ?t? signal?e. L?ensemble est illustr? de photographies en couleurs et d?une bibliographie constitu?e de 888 r?f?rences. Sofia, Moscow. Pensoft. 307 pp., 20 colour plates with 120 colour photos; 17 colour photos, colour illustrations and colour & b/w maps, num. tables, br. 4.…

236 p., 236 figures, frontispiece, paperbound. Library stamps and small removed label mark on top left corner of front cover, else a good copy.

440 p., 1175 figures, 24 colour plates, 4to, cloth. Very good copy.The genus Carabus, described by Linnaeus in 1758, is widely distributed, comprising 853 species from the temperate regions of Europe, North Africa, Asia and North America. Due to their elegant forms and often sumptuous colours, these beetles are amongst the most often collected insects. They also provide precious material for scientists interested in the geographical variation of a natural group and the ways in which it has evolved. The Illustrated Catalogue of the genus Carabus of the World is a continuation of the catalogues published by the same author in 1991 and 1994. However, this new edition is more than a simple update, being considerably augmented by information on type localities of taxa and with drawings of the male aedeagus for all the species and the main subspecies, which often allow their identification. The type species of each subgenus is illustrated by a colour photograph. A new classification is proposed, taking into account recent work on the morphology of adults and larvae, along with published DNA analyses.…

Condition: gut. 2013. pages.