Methods for catching beetles

Many methods have been written about the collection of beetles in the world. However, only very specific papers were developed until now, for example: the traps, or about specific sampling methods of some families or genera of Coleoptera in the planet. This book aims provide to the scientific world and for students a collection of knowledge and experience of the author and others professionals of entomology, related to methods and capture techniques, transfer and preservation of Coleoptera, encompassed in a single work. This study tool has long been expected. There are many forums (especially in the internet) which perceived the need for instruction about this subject. Our colleagues were the first to applaud this initiative, describing it as very valuable in relation to its content. Now the students can count throughout this material, which is complement of development in the field activities, through practice. The methods of capture are varied and numerous, such as or more than the number of families of beetles. Early detection of environmental damage, which can be detected through the study of beetles populations and / or endangered species (it require also knowledge for the capture of different species in selected environments) will provide help for the implementation of measures to assist the conservation and protection of the environment. On the other hand, there is a tacit agreement among entomologists, in which the number of known species of Coleoptera is very small compared with the suspected number of existing species. This reminds us that phrase regarding the tip of the iceberg, and arouse our interest about how much we are lacking to know.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Aguilar Julio, Carlos Alberto autor/a
Format: Texto biblioteca
Language:eng
Published: Montevideo, Asunción, Uruguay Calos Aguilar Julio Jorge Barrett Viedma Naturalia Scientific Editions c201
Subjects:Escarabajos, Trampas para insectos,
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