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Insect Biodiversity || Biodiversity of Biting Flies: Implications for Humanity

✍ Scribed by Foottit, Robert G.; Adler, Peter H.


Publisher
Wiley-Blackwell
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Weight
352 KB
Edition
1
Category
Article
ISBN
1405151420

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✦ Synopsis


Insect Biodiversity: Science And Society Brings Together Leading Scientific Experts To Assess The Impact Insects Have On Humankind And The Earths Fragile Ecosystems. It Examines Why Insect Biodiversity Matters And How The Rapid Evolution Of Insect Species Is Affecting Us All. Insects And Related Arthropods Make Up More Than 50 Percent Of The Known Animal Diversity Globally, Yet A Lack Of Knowledge About Insects Is Hindering The Advance Of Science And Society. This Book Explores The Wide Variety In Type And Number Of Insect Species And Their Evolutionary Relationships. Case Studies Offer Asses. The Importance Of Insects / Geoffrey G.e. Scudder -- Insect Biodiversity In The Nearctic Region / Hugh V. Danks And Andrew B.t. Smith -- Amazonian Rainforests And Their Richness Of Coleoptera, A Dominant Life Form In The Critical Zone Of The Neotropics / Terry L. Erwin And Christy J. Geraci -- Insect Biodiversity In The Afrotropical Region / Clarke H. Scholtz And Mervyn W. Mansell -- Biodiversity Of Australasian Insects / Peter S. Cranston -- Insect Biodiversity In The Palearctic Region / Alexander S. Konstantinov, Boris A. Korotyaev, And Mark G. Volkovitsh -- Biodiversity Of Aquatic Insects / John C. Morse -- Biodiversity Of Diptera / Gregory W. Courtney ... [et Al.] -- Biodiversity Of Heteroptera / Thomas J. Henry -- Biodiversity Of Coleoptera / Patrice Bouchard ... [et Al.] -- Biodiversity Of Hymenoptera / John T. Huber -- Biodiversity Of Lepidoptera / Michael G. Pogue -- The Science Of Insect Taxonomy : Prospects And Needs / Quentin D. Wheeler -- Insect Species - Concepts And Practice / Michael F. Claridge -- Molecular Dimensions Of Insect Taxonomy / Felix A.h. Sperling And Amanda D. Roe -- Dna Barcodes And Insect Biodiversity / Robin M. Floyd. John J. Wilson. And Paul D.n. Hebert -- Insect Biodiversity Informatics / Norman F. Johnson -- Parasitoid Biodiversity And Insect Pest Management / John Heraty -- The Taxonomy Of Crop Pests : The Aphids / Gary L. Miller And Robert G. Foottit -- Adventive (non-native) Insects : Importance To Science And Society / Alfred G. Wheeler Jr. And E. Richard Hoebeke -- Biodiversity Of Biting Flies : Implications For Humanity / Peter H. Adler -- Reconciling Ethical And Scientific Issues For Insect Conservation / Michael J. Samways -- Taxonomy And Management Of Insect Biodiversity / Ke Chung Kim -- Insect Biodiversity - Millions And Millions / May Berenbaum. Edited By Robert G. Foottit And Peter H. Adler. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. Also Available Online.


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