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Verlag: Heterocera Press, 2024
ISBN 10: 6155279128ISBN 13: 9786155279126
Anbieter: PEMBERLEY NATURAL HISTORY BOOKS BA, ABA, Iver, Vereinigtes Königreich
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Zustand: New. 275, 170 col plates. A4. HB. NEW. . Text French/English. Jacques Plante (1920-2003) achieved outstanding success as a song writer and as a noctuid specialist. At the time of its acquisition by the Muséum d'histoire naturelle de Genève in 2000, J. Plante's collection of Noctuidae was the largest in private hands with respect to the Palaearctic and Oriental faunas. This is the third and final part of the Catalogue of the Plante Noctuidae Collection. The Jacques Plante Noctuidae Collection is highly important for the fauna of the western Himalayan region, Nepal and Bengal, but also contains very rich material from the Atlas Mountains, Asia Minor, Iran, Afghanistan, southern Tibet, northern Indochina, Japan, and Taiwan, and also from the Sundaland and the Wallacea.The third volume of the series includes the list of 2299 species and subspecies of 535 genera and subgenera belonging to 13 subfamilies based on the investigations of ca 30,000 specimens. There are only a few new genera and subgenera described in the book as new for the science but the forthcoming revisions of several genera will produce a considerable increase of the actually unrecognised and undescribed taxa even within these parts of the Plante Collection. All distinguishable taxa are illustrated to show the pattern and colour variations in the given species and subspecies represented in the collection. The 170 colour plates demonstrate the richness of the collection, as well as the extraordinary diversity in the 13 noctuid subfamilies mentioned in the title of the volume.Memoires de la societe physique et d'histoire naturelle de Geneve Vol. 49 Tome 3. [9786155279126].
Erscheinungsdatum: 2023
Anbieter: ConchBooks, Harxheim, Deutschland
Jacques Plante (1920-2003) achieved outstanding success both as a songwriter and a noctuid expert. Through his collecting efforts and acquisitions, he built the largest private collection of Noctuidae of the Palearctic and Oriental regions of the late 20th century. Now housed in the 'Muséum Histoire Naturelle, in Geneva, Switzerland, Jacques Plante's Lepidoptera collections include 62,688 specimens of Noctuidae. This second volume includes the descriptions of new taxa of the rest of the collection's subfamilies (Amphipyrinae, Psaphidinae, Cuculliinae, Oncocnemidinae, Acontiinae, Pantheinae, Dyopsinae, Raphiinae, Acronictinae, Bryophilinae, Heliothinae, Condicinae and Xyleninae). There are 20 new genera, 5 new subgenera, 128 new species, and 39 new subspecies. Surprisingly, a considerable part of these novelties was discovered in the "well-known" groups of Noctuidae and in "well-known" areas like Europe, or the Far East (e.g. the Russian Far East, Japan, Taiwan and Indochina). The new species and subspecies are illustrated as magnified colour images at 8 per plate on 80 plates, and 462 genitalia preparations are shown in black and white on 154 plates. New taxa (only new genera): Aulombardia n. gen., Blascocostaligia n. gen., Erdemsevenia n. gen., Formosathetis n. gen., Fragilicosmia n. gen., Gracilathetis n. gen., Grenonia n. gen., Herzinycta n. gen., Improbotedes n. gen., Laoathetis n. sp., Laurikailia n. gen., Lorrainlandryia n. gen., Megaantha n. gen., Metasartha n. gen., Mikkolayatype n. gen., Mutanenia n. gen., Nepalomixis n. gen., Szoecsgaboria n. gen., Vernieria n. gen., Xavierperretia n. gen. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 350 pp., 80 plates with color photos, 154 plates with b/w photos, hardback 4 [bilingual in English and French].
Erscheinungsdatum: 2024
Anbieter: ConchBooks, Harxheim, Deutschland
This is the last volume of the Catalogue of the Plante Noctuidae Collection published as a supplement volume of the Mémoires de la Société de Physique et d'Histoire Naturelle de Genève, Volume 49(3). The Jacques Plante Noctuidae Collection is highly important for the fauna of the western Himalayan region, Nepal and Bengal, but also contains very rich material from the Atlas Mountains, Asia Minor, Iran, Afghanistan, southern Tibet, northern Indochina, Japan, and Taiwan, and also from the Sundaland and the Wallacea. The third volume of the series includes the list of 2299 species and subspecies of 535 genera and subgenera belonging to 13 subfamilies based on the investigations of ca 30,000 specimens. There are only a few new genera and subgenera described in the book as new for the science but the authors have to declare again that the forthcoming revisions of several genera will produce a considerable increase of the actually unrecognised and undescribed taxa even within these parts of the Plante Collection. Their Our intention is, similarly to volume 1, to illustrate all distinguishable taxa and show the pattern and colour variations in the given species and subspecies represented in the collection. The 170 colour plates spectacularly demonstrate again the richness of the collection, as well as the extraordinary diversity in the 13 noctuid subfamilies mentioned in the title of the volume. New taxa: Pougetergis n. gen., Bassicosmia n. subgen., Droueticosmia n. subgen., Sugicosmia n. subgen. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 275 pp., 169 plates with color photos, 9 b/w figs of genitalia, hardback 4 [bilingual in English and French].
Erscheinungsdatum: 2021
Anbieter: ConchBooks, Harxheim, Deutschland
Jacques Plante (1920-2003) achieved outstanding success both as a songwriter and a noctuid expert. Through his collecting efforts and acquisitions, he built the largest private collection of Noctuidae of the Palearctic and Oriental regions of the late 20th century. Now housed in the 'Muséum Histoire Naturelle, in Geneva, Switzerland, Jacques Plante's Lepidoptera collections include 62,688 specimens of Noctuidae, for which the Noctuinae and Hadeninae species are presented here in the first volume of the two planned to showcase this collection. A biography of Jacques Plante written by François Aulombard and Philippe Lopes-Curval is presented in both French and English. This is followed by a list of Plante's scientific publications and a list of the taxa that he described. A complete checklist of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae of the collection follows, along with a chapter dedicated to the descriptions of 4 new genera, 21 new species and 21 new subspecies of Noctuinae and Hadeninae discovered in the collection. In addition, 147 colour plates illustrate more than 3000 specimens representing all of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae found in the collection, and 54 plates in black and white illustrate the genitalia of dissected specimens. This book will be an essential addition to the library of all professional and advocated lepidopterists interested in the astounding diversity of Noctuidae moths of the Old World. New taxa: Bonzagonorisma n. gen., Versutographa n. gen., Amelanchra n. gen., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) karakorealis n. sp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) melanofusca n. ssp., Dichagyris (Yigoga) mysteriosa n. sp., Euxoa (Euxoa) cretaporos n. sp., Agrotis philippelopesi n. sp., Diarisia aznavouri n. sp., Diarisia corinnae n. sp., Diarisia alvarezi n. sp., Diarisia ciamporceroi n. sp., Diarisia grenoni n. sp., Diarisia berneri n. sp., Diarisia perrasi n. sp., Standfussiana aulombardi n. sp., Thargelia plantei n. sp., Lasianobia dierli n. sp., Dictyestra hollierorum n. sp., Orthosia (Monima) helenae n. sp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) candelisequa serpens n. ssp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) ammoena diffluentior n. ssp., Dichagyris (Dichagyris) amoena fuscarenosa n. ssp., Agrotis cinerea mikomatei n. ssp., Diarisia florida apricosa n. ssp., Diarisia mendica studiosa n. ssp., Standfussiana lucernea dorothea n. ssp., Standfussiana herbulotis laboheme n. ssp., Epilecta linogrisea turcomanica n. ssp., Opigena polygona magna n. ssp., Spaelotis (Sparlotis) senna maroccana n. ssp., Laccanobia oleacea pallidipepla n. ssp. Budapest. Heterocera Press. 349 pp., 147 plates with colour photos, 54 plates with b/w photos [genital figures], hardback 4 [bilingual in English and French].
Verlag: Heterocera Press, 2021
ISBN 10: 6155279101ISBN 13: 9786155279102
Anbieter: PEMBERLEY NATURAL HISTORY BOOKS BA, ABA, Iver, Vereinigtes Königreich
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Zustand: New. 349, 147 col + 54 b/w plates. A4. HB. NEW. . Text French/English. Jacques Plante (1920-2003) achieved outstanding success both as a song writer and a noctuid expert. Through his collecting efforts and acquisitions he built the largest private collection of Noctuidae of the Palearctic and Oriental regions of the late 20th century. Now housed in the 'Muséum d'histoire naturelle', in Geneva, Switzerland, Jacques Plante's Lepidoptera collections include 62,688 specimens of Noctuidae, for which the Noctuinae and Hadeninae species are presented here in the first volume of the two planned to showcase this collection. A biography of Jacques Plante written by François Aulombard and Philippe Lopes Curval is presented in both French and English. This is followed by a list of Plante's scientific publications and a list of the taxa that he described. A complete check list of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae of the collection follows, along with a chapter dedicated to the descriptions of 4 new genera, 21 new species and 21 new subspecies of Noctuinae and Hadeninae discovered in the collection. In addition, 147 colour plates illustrate more than 3000 specimens representing all of the species of Noctuinae and Hadeninae found in the collection, and 54 plates in black and white illustrate the genitalia of dissected specimens. This book will be an essential addition to the library of all professional and advocated lepidopterists interested in the astounding diversity of Noctuidae moths of the Old World.Memoires de la societe physique et d'histoire naturelle de Geneve Vol. 49 Tome 1. [9786155279102].