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Identification Keys to the Microlepidoptera of the Netherlands

Identification Key
By: Joop H Kuchlein(Author), Leo EJ Bot(Author)
414 pages, Figs, col illus on endpapers
Publisher: KNNV Uitgeverij
Identification Keys to the Microlepidoptera of the Netherlands
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  • Identification Keys to the Microlepidoptera of the Netherlands ISBN: 9789050113410 Hardback Dec 2010 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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The order of the Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths) is often divided into larger and smaller Lepidoptera, the so-called Macrolepidoptera and Microlepidoptera respectively. To the former group generally belong the larger species, such as butterflies, owl moths and geometers. The smaller moths are classed in the microlepidoptera.

For the larger moths there are quite a few comprehensive works enabling lepidopterologists to identify the moths. However the literature on microlepidoptera is inadequate for identification of the moths. This inadequacy is the main obstacle for the study of microlepidoptera.

Identification Keys to the Microlepidoptera of the Netherlands provides identification keys to the Dutch smaller Lepidoptera, thus making an attempt to meet this difficulty at least for The Netherlands and as far as the adults are concerned. Of the 1427 species recorded from The Netherlands short descriptions are added as well as the period of appearance of the moths.

The key to the families is illustrated. For coloured photographs of the adults is referred to the website www.kleinevlinders.nl. In an illustrated glossary many technical terms used in the identification keys are explained. Moreover, an updated edition of the checklist of the Dutch microlepidoptera is given.

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Identification Key
By: Joop H Kuchlein(Author), Leo EJ Bot(Author)
414 pages, Figs, col illus on endpapers
Publisher: KNNV Uitgeverij
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