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Coléoptères d'Europe: Carabes, Carabiques et Dytiques, Volume 1: Adephaga

By: Gaetan du Chatenet
650 pages, 31 colour plates, dist maps, line drawings
Publisher: NAP Editions
Coléoptères d'Europe: Carabes, Carabiques et Dytiques, Volume 1: Adephaga
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  • Coléoptères d'Europe: Carabes, Carabiques et Dytiques, Volume 1: Adephaga ISBN: 9782913688056 Hardback Dec 2005 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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Language: French

Illustrated descriptions of nearly 900 beetle species, including clear descriptions of each species, giving its Latin name, its biology, a description including its minimum and maximum size, feeding habits and environment, when it can be found, and a population map.

This volume, which is almost entirely devoted to Adephaga coleoptera, will help entomologists and enthusiasts to recognise coleoptera in their natural surroundings. It includes descriptions of all species belonging to families that are particularly sought after by collectors, such as the Cicindelidae and Carabidae.

Most Adephaga coleoptera, such as carabidae, Dytiscidae and Gyrinidae are predators, and feed on insects and small molluscs. They can be considered beneficial to farming as they eliminate many species that harm crops.

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By: Gaetan du Chatenet
650 pages, 31 colour plates, dist maps, line drawings
Publisher: NAP Editions
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