rvanderweele 28 November 2016 17:26:40

so, Paul, almost 50% of the costs is not covered yet.

Marcello 28 November 2016 13:40:09

Thanks Theo! So it "should" be Sericomyia (Arctophila) bombiformis.

Zeegers 28 November 2016 11:45:24

It is a matter of opinion. Some (modern) authors consider Arctophila no longer valid at genus level.

Marcello 25 November 2016 07:51:08

Hello! Can someone please tell me what's the actual name for Arctophila bombiforme? There are: Sericomyia (Arctophila) bombiformis, Sericomyia bombiformis and Arctophila bombiforme. Thanks

conopid 22 November 2016 23:52:16

Paul I submitted another (better) photo of Madiza pachymera for the gallery

oceanlis2000 21 November 2016 11:49:23

Thanks Paul

Paul Beuk 21 November 2016 10:36:03

FYI: The name can also refer to the Dipteran family Clusiidae, named after the genus Heteroneura (= Clusiodes).

oceanlis2000 19 November 2016 11:17:38

Thanks John that's looks good

John Carr 18 November 2016 23:29:54

Hétéroneurides may be Heteroneura (Lepidoptera exclusive of a few primitive leaf miners).

oceanlis2000 18 November 2016 13:26:37

Hello Can any1 ;pls help with English family for this Fr word Hétéroneurides Than you

Paul Beuk 28 October 2016 19:10:30

Accoring to the Dutch Wikipedia page he used other people's collections and someone else was the artist...

Dmitry Gavryushin 28 October 2016 11:48:59

Caspar Stoll - non-Diptera? (incl. butterflies, De Uitlandsche Kapellen) - the Netherlands I think

oceanlis2000 28 October 2016 11:47:09

Thanks Paul

alepercol 26 October 2016 15:54:59

Dear friends, I'd like to know where the collections of the entomologist Caspar Stoll are housed. Any ideia? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspar_Sto ll

Paul Beuk 25 October 2016 08:39:55

Digne

oceanlis2000 24 October 2016 14:57:17

I am really struggling with the word Digne, pls can so help, it comes up 3 times! 1 male Digne Terra typica: Digne Digne: Holotypus holotype

Andrzej 19 October 2016 14:45:03

Yep!

johnes81 18 October 2016 23:38:23

vergleiche (vgl) is most like compare, so confer (cf.) is best in Latin. I am from Germany.

oceanlis2000 17 September 2016 11:02:22

Thanks very much Dmitry

Dmitry Gavryushin 16 September 2016 11:37:31

vgl. = cf. (compare)