Výsledky vyhledávání - "Askevold, Ingolf S."

Three species of Bagous are described as new from Japan, B. yamazakii O’Brien & Morimoto, B. fractodes O’Brien & Morimoto, and B. nipponensis O’Brien & Morimoto. Bagous yamazakii, known only from males, possibly represents an entirely new speci

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Systematics and evolution of weevils of the genus Bagoos Germar (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) II. Taxonomic treatment of the species of Japan

Autor: O'Brien, Charles W., Askevold, Ingolf S., Morimoto, Katrura

Publikováno v: ESAKIA. 34:1-73

The Japanese species of Bagous are treated systematically; 17 species are recognized, of which 15 are newly described. These new species are B. buckinghami O’Brien and Morimoto, B. fractus O’Brien and Morimoto, B. fritodes O’Brien & Morimoto, B

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Systqmatics and evolution of weevils of t,he genus Bagous Germar (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), III. Phylogenetic analysis of the species known from Japan

Autor: Askevold, Ingolf S., O'Brien, Charles W., Morimoto, Katsura

Publikováno v: ESAKIA. 34:75-129

Phylogenetic analysis of members of Bagous known to occur in Japan was performed to produce an hypothesis about the phylogenetic relationships of the 17 species. Both manual and computer-aided reconstructions were performed. On the basis of this anal

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