Tiger Beetles of the World - Illustrated Guide to the Genera

Name: Tiger Beetles of the World - Illustrated Guide to the Genera
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The guide familiarises readers with the approximately 125 genera and 338 species of the Cicindelidae family of beetles structured according to Jürgen Wiesner.... Mehr anzeigen

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Autor	Vladimír Štrunc
Sprache	Englisch
ISBN	9788090798007
Verlag	Insect Books
Seiten	160
Größe	218 x 300mm
Format	Gebunden
Bilder	Farbfotos
Erscheinungsjahr	2020

Tiger Beetles of the World is a comprehensive guide to the fascinating world of tiger beetles. The guide will help you get acquainted with approximately 125 genera and 338 species of the family Cicindelidae structured according to Jürgen Wiesner. Written in collaboration with experts in the field, the book is an essential part of any insect enthusiast’s or naturalist’s kit.

Tiger beetles are one of the predatory groups of insects that fascinate thousands of people around the world and are very attractive to photographers and nature observers. Tiger Beetles of the World introduces these amazing predators from the world of insects to all nature enthusiasts.

One or more representative species of each tribe are illustrated in Tiger Beetles of the World by large photographs, accompanied by information on sex, size, place of origin and list of countries of distribution. Species are presented in a top view, side view and in close-ups showing details of mandibles as well as the pronotum and scutellum. For species diversity, the guide is supplemented by additional specimens with a classic top view, and several rare specimens from museums.

Tiger Beetles of the World serves as a source of illustrated identification and, due to its topicality and species diversity, is useful for professional and amateur entomologists, as well as for scientists.

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