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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. Summary. 4. Acknowledgements. 5. References. 6. Appendix. This publication describes the diversity of the insect order Orthoptera (grasshoppers, locusts and crickets) in the biogeographic zones making up India. The country is home to 1033 species and subspecies belonging to 398 genera and 21 families, of which 563 species and subspecies belonging to 19 families and 70 genera are endemic. It is also analysed that 54 genera under 9 families are monotypic.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Introduction. 1. Different parts of bones. 2. Whole skeleton. 3. Skulls. 4. Horns. 5. Antlers. References. The present book Mammalian Osteology: National Zoological Collections features photographs of skulls, bones, teeth, horns and antlers of 92 species of wild mammals of India and other countries. The present publication is intended to help the identification of mammals through osteology.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Faunal Diversity of Indian Desert Biogeographic Zone: An overview/Kailash Chandra, Devanshu Gupta, C Raghunathan, Sanjeev Kumar and Jagdish Saini. 2. Protozoa/Santosh Kumar and Daizy Bharti. 3. Platyhelminthes/Anindita Ghosh, Jagdish Saini and Devanshu Gupta. 4. Nematoda (Soil Nematodes)/Anjum N. Rizvi, Jagdish Saini, Pallab Maity and Keya Haldar. 5. Nematoda (Nematode parasites of Vertebrates)/Pallab Maity, Jagdish Saini and Anjum N. Rizvi. 6. Annelida/Shakoor Ahmed and Jagdish Saini. 7. Arthropoda: Arachnida/Devanshu Gupta, Jagdish Saini, Kailash Chandra, Joyjit Ghosh, Priyanka Das and Debika Bhunia. 8. Arthropoda: Crustacea/Jagdish Saini, Devanshu Gupta, Ishtiaq Ahmed and Longjam Roni Kumar Singh. 9. Arthropoda: Hexapoda/Kailash Chandra, Devanshu Gupta, Jagdish Saini, Longjam Roni Kumar Singh, Ishtiaq Ahmed, SI Kazmi, Rahul Joshi, Sandeep Kushwaha, Priyanka Das, Joyjit Ghosh and Debika Bhunia. 10. Mollusca/Basudev Tripathy, Sheikh Sajan and Devanshu Gupta. 11. Chordata: Vertebrata/Harshil Patel, Devanshu Gupta, Kailash Chandra, C. Raghunathan and Sanjeev Kumar. Annexure.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. Lists of superfamilies, families and subfamilies. 4. Orthopteran diversity in India. 5. State wise species diversity. 6. Checklist of species. Suborder : Caelfera: 7. Superfamily : Acridoidea. 8. Superfamily : Eumastacoidea. 9. Superfamily : Pyrgomorphoidea. 10. Superfamily :Tetrigoidea. 11. Superfamily : Tridactyloidea. Suborder : Ensifera: 12. Superfamily : 12. Superfamily : Grylloidea. 13. Superfamily : Hagloidea. 14. Superfamily : Schizodactyloidea. 16. Superfamily : Stenopelmatoidea. 17. Superfamily : Tettigonioidea. 18. Discussion. 19. Acknowledgements. References.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Preface. 2. Abbreviations. 3. Wetland: an overview. 4. Introduction to Indian Ramsar Wetlands. 5. Faunal Groups. 6. Threatened Fauna (Vertebrates). 7. References. From the preface: Wetlands are ecologically as well as economically important systems which harbour rich natural resources and play a crucial role in various hydrological cycle. carbon sequestration, and global greenhouse gas emission. As defined by Ramsar convention 1971, Wetlands are area of marsh, fen, peat-land or water. whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine water, the depth of which at low tide does not exceed six meter The wetlands act as buffers for terrestrial run-off and thus prevent eutrophication of inlands and coastal waters. Further, it not only acts as a reservoir of biodiversity but also triggers the mass movement of living creature, e., refuge for migratory birds. The system often creates an oxic- anoxic condition which facilitates simultaneous activity of both aerobic and anaerobic life forms, e.g., microbes, larvae of insects, and fishes. However, due to anthropogenic activity and climate change the wetlands are under high pressure not only in India but globally and our understanding of the various life forms it harbours, remains far from complete. Even the wetlands in biodiversity hotspots of India are under stress and thus strive to conserve itself and the associated diversity. The Convention on Wetlands is an intergovernmental treaty that provides the framework for national action and international cooperation for the conservation and wise use of wetlands and their resources. As of now there are 171 Contracting Parties on the convention on wetlands. The total number of wetlands of international importance around the world is 2,414 covering and area of 254,543,972 ha. Since India became a contracting party to the Ramsar convention in 1981 a total of 42 Ramsar sites spread over an area of 11,528.574 sq. km ha have been identified thus far.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Content: Preface. Acknowledgement. Chapter1. Introduction. Chapter2. Ladybird Taxonomy in Global and National Perspective. Chapter3. Field Explorations in North-East Zone. Chapter4. Overall Diversity and Distribution. References.About the Book : In this book, the ladybird beetles (Coleoptera:Coccinellidae) are studied from the North-East Biogeographic Zone of India, comprising the states of Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura. Altogether 150 species of ladybird beetles belonging to 51 genera and 13 tribes of 2 subfamilies have been reported from this zone, representing about 27.3% of the total Indian ladybird beetles (550 species). Out of the total recorded species, 126 are predators of a different group of insects, and 24 in the tribe Epilachnini are phytophagous. The book includes synonyms, material examined. host records, diagnostic characters, and photographs of adults and male genitalia of 102 species along with the identification keys to genera and species. Two species are described as new to science, and new combinations are proposed for four species. Forty species are reported for the first time from Northeastern Hills and seven species from Brahmaputra valley.Additionally, 18 species are reported first time from Meghalaya, 15 from Manipur, 14 from Nagaland, 13 from Tripura, eight from Assam, and seven from Mizoram.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Scarab Beetles: diversity, classification and economic importance. 2. North-East biogeographic zone. 3. Methodology for collection, preservation and identification. 4. Species account. 5. Species composition and overall diversity of Scarab Beetles from North-East. 6. Checklist of Scarab Beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) from North-East Biogeographic Zone. References. Plates. In this book, the fauna of the Scarab Beetles of the North-East Biogeographic Zone has been comprehensively reviewed based on published literature and materials studies form 6 states, I.e. Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura. A total of 587 species belonging to 121 genera under six subfamilies have been documented in this document. Melolonthinae is the dominant subfamily (180 species), followed by Scarabaeinae (172 species), Rutelinae (128 species), Cetoniinae (75 species), Dynastinae (20 species) and Aphodiinae (12 species). The distribution of the scarab beetles in states has been provided, with Meghalaya representing the maximum number of 372 species, followed by Assam (253), Manipur (99), Nagaland (68), Tripura (53) and Mizoram (43). Regarding the distribution in biotic provinces, 457 species are reported from North-East Hills and 251 from Brahmaputra Valley. The photographs of the habitus and external male genitalia of the studies 135 species are also provided with diagnostic characters and distribution of species. Twenty-seven species are reported as new records in the North-east Zone to report the extension of known geographic ranges. The illustrations of the external male genitalia of 29 species and habitus of 31 species are provided for the first time. The book aims to propagate knowledge to promote future research activities in scarab beetle taxonomy and its conservation.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. External morphology. 3. Nervous system. 4. Digestive system. 5. Excretory system. 6. Respiratory system. 7. Reproduction. 8. Classification. 9. Literature review. 10. Material and methods. 11. Methodology. 12. Results. 13. Systematic accounts: i. Mantis shrimps. ii. Shrimps. iii. Lobsters. iv. Porcelain crabs. v. Crabs. Discussion. References. Online resources. Index.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Faunal diversity of Indian Himalaya- an overview/Chandra K. Gupta, D. Gopi, K.C. Tripathy, B. Kumar, V. Mandal, K. Kumar H. and Saini J. 2. Protozoa (Free-living)/Bindu L., Jasmine, P., Das, A.K., Nandi, N.C. and Kumar S. 3. Protozoa (Parasitic)/Chitra, J. 4. Protozoa (Symbiotic)/Chitra, J. 5. Platyhelminthes/Ghosh, A. and Maity, P. 6. Rotifera/Chitra, J. 7. Nematoda (Nematode parasites of vertebrates)/Maity, P. and Rizvi, A.N. 8. Nematoda (Soil inhabiting nematodes)/Rizvi, A.N. Sen, D., Maity, P. and Kumar, H. 9. Acanthocephala/Saini J., Kumar, H. , Das, P., Ghosh, J., Gupta, D. and Chandra, K. 10. Annelida : Oligochaeta/Mandal, C.K. and Kumar H. 11. Annelida : Hirudinea/Mandal, C.K. and Kumar H. 12. Arachnida: Scorpiones/Aswathi K. and Sureshan P.M. 13. Arachnida: Acari (Ticks)/Acharya, S. 14. Arachnida; acari (mites)/Acharya, S. 15. Arachnida : Araneae/Caleb, J.T.D. and Kumar, V. 16. Crustacea/Valarmathi, K. 17. Collembola/Mandal, G.P. 18. Insecta : Achaeognatha/Mandal, G.P. 19. Insecta: Zygentoma/Mandal, G.P. 20. . Insecta: Ephemeroptera/Selvakumar, C. 21. Insecta: Odonata/Subramanian, K.A. and Babu, R. 22. Insecta: Orthoptera/Gupta, S.K. and Chandra, K. 23. Insecta: Phasmida/Das, S.K. and Chand, D.S. 24. Insecta: Embioptera/Chandra, K., Gupta, D. and Mukherjee, T. 25. Insecta : Plecoptera/Selvakumar, C. 26. Insecta : Dermaptera/Deepak, C.K. and Ghosh, D. 27. Insecta : Mantodea/Chand, D.S. and Das, S.K. 28. Insecta : Blattodea (Cockroaches)/Prabakaran, S. and Senraj, M. 29. Insecta : Blattodea : Isoptera/Rajmohana, K. and Rituparna, S. 30. Insecta : Psocodea: Psocoptera/Ramesh, G. Babu, R. and Subramanian, K.A. 31. Insecta : Phthiraptera/Chatterjee, P. Payra, A. and Sen, S. 32. Insecta : Thysanoptera/Tyagi, K. and Kumar, V. 33. Insecta : Hemiptera/Chandra, K., Hassan, M.E., Mukherjee, P. Kushwaha, S. and Mukhopadhyay, E. 34. Insecta : Hymenoptera/Rajmohana, K. Saini, J., Girish Kumar, P. and Patra S. 35. Insecta : Coleoptera/Gupta, D., Chandra, K., Das, P. and Ghosh, J. 36. Insecta : Neuroptera/Halder, S. Mukherjee, T., Gupta, D. and Chandra K. 37. Insecta : Megaloptera/Kumar, H., Saini, J. Ghosh, J., Das, P., Gupta, D. and Chandra, K. 38. Insecta : Trichoptera/Selvakumar, C. 39. Insecta : Lepidoptera (Butterflies)/Das, G.N., Gayen, S., Ali M., Jaiswal, R.K., Lenin, E.A. and Chandra, K. 40. Insecta : Lepidoptera (Moths)/Sanyal, A.K., Mallick, K., Khan, S., Bandyopadhyay, U., Mazumder, A., Bhattacharyya, K. Pathania, P.C., Raha, A. and Chandra, K. 41. Insecta : Diptera/Banerjee, D., Naskar., A. Sengupta, J. Hazra, S. and Maity, A. 42. Insecta : Siphonaptera/Chandra, K., Gupta, D., Saini, J., Mukherjee, T. and Das, P. 43. Insecta : Mecoptera/Chandra, K., Gupta, D., Kumar, H. and Ghosh, J. 44. Myriapoda : Chilopoda : Scolopendromorpha/Sureshan, P.M. and Balan, D. 45. Myriapoda : Diplopoda/Sureshan, P.M., Chezhian, Y. and Prabakaran, S. 46. Tardigrada/Dey, P.K. and Mondal, K. 47. Mollusca/Tripathy, B., Sajan, S.K. and Mukhopadhyay, A. 48. Pisces/Gopi, K.C., Kosygin L. and Mishra, S.S. 49. Amphibia/Deuti, K. 50. Reptilia/Varadaraju and Deepak, C.K. 51. Aves (birds)/Mandal, K., Bhattacharya, K., Chatterjee, P., Dey, P.K., Maheshwaran, G. and Alam, I. 52. Mammalia/Kamalakannan, M., Sharma, L.K. and Venkatraman, C. Annexure.