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  • Published by Liber, 1983

    3883080365 / 9783883080369

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    This volume covers an additional 51 species of Satyrinae belonging to the Subtribe of Maniolina. The included genera Maniola, Pyronia, Aphantopus and Hyponephele have a purely Palearctic distribution. One of the main purposes of this book is to make clearer and to simplify the taxonomic arrangements. Especially Russian specialists are often splitters and a merge of some oversplitted Hyponephele-species was necessary. Under Hyponephele davendra about 6 former so-called good species are here lumped together. Nevertheless the davendra group contains clearly more than one species, as already found by Moore (1893) who stated the sympatry of his taxa latistigma and tenuistigma. Up to 4 species of the davendra group occur sympatric in Chitral (NW Pakistan). In other groups, when allopatric populations of so-called good species form one usual Palearctic distribution pattern, only a single species is here accepted. Therefore taxa recently described as a good species, like Hyponephele przhewalskyi, dzhungarica and smirnovi, are here ranked as subspecies or synonyms to H. lycaon. Milano. Omnes Artes. 102 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.…

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    N.pl., 1999. II,99,IV pp. B./w. ills. Softcover. (Kath. Univ. Leuven). [Diss.].

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    Altkolorierter Kupferstich von C. Sepp, Amsterdam, um 1780, 17,5 x 12 cm. Nissen ZBI, 3808; McNeill, Stuart. Christian und Jan Christiaan Seep. Europas schönste Tag- und Nachtfalter. Bearbeitet und übersetzt von Margret Auer. Würzburg, Popp, 1979. - Aus Beschouwing der Wonderen Gods, in de minstgeachte Schepselen. Of Nederlandsche Insecten, erschienen 1762-1860. - "Unter den Tausenden von Schmetterlingsstichen, die in den letzten 300 Jahren geschaffen wurden, ragen diejenigen von Christian Sepp und seinem Sohn Jan Christiaan wegen ihrer technischen Genauigkeit ebenso wegen ihres künstlerischen Anspruchs besonders hervor" (McNeill).- Dargestellt ist der Schmetterling in seinem gesamten Lebenszyklus, angefangen als Ei, dann als Raupe, Kokon und ausgewachsener Schmetterling (meist Männchen und Weibchen), sowie seine bevorzugte Futterpflanze.…