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Freshwater Megaloptera and Neuroptera of Britain and Ireland Keys to Adults and Larvae, and a Review of their Ecology

Field / Identification Guide Identification Key Out of Print
By: JM Elliott
71 pages, B/w illus
Freshwater Megaloptera and Neuroptera of Britain and Ireland
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  • Freshwater Megaloptera and Neuroptera of Britain and Ireland ISBN: 9780900386770 Paperback Feb 2009 Out of Print #179261
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The aquatic Megaloptera and Neuroptera (alderflies, lacewings and spongeflies) are fascinating and important elements of the freshwater fauna. Their low species diversity - three families and seven species in Britain and Ireland - belies their ecological importance, while their distinctive appearance ensures that they are unlikely to be overlooked.

The FBA has long ensured that these small groups are identifiable. This is, however, more than simply a key to identification, with an updated section on life cycles and ecology summarising our knowledge of these fascinating animals and including a comprehensive reference list should further information be required.

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Field / Identification Guide Identification Key Out of Print
By: JM Elliott
71 pages, B/w illus
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