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Revision of the Genus Phalops Erichson, 1848 (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Onthophagini)

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By: Enrico Barbero, Claudia Palestrini and Angela Roggero
378 pages, Col plates, illus, tabs, maps
Revision of the Genus Phalops Erichson, 1848
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Language: English

The Genus Palops Erichson, 1848 is revised taking into account the entire available typical material and a very large number of non-typical specimens. The taxonomic rank of the taxon Palops is discussed; two new species are described all the known species are redescribed; some nomenclatural changes and new synonymies are proposed; 2 species previously assigned to the genus Palops are reorganised as a unique taxon and transferred to the genus Onthophagus Latreille, 1802 (s.l.).

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Monograph
By: Enrico Barbero, Claudia Palestrini and Angela Roggero
378 pages, Col plates, illus, tabs, maps
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