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Who wants a bull ant for a neighbour?

By New T. in (2005)

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Delineating species for conservation using mitochondrial sequence data: the taxonomic status of two problematic Bombus species (Hymenoptera: Apidae)

By Ellis J.,Knight M.,Goulson D. in (2005)

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Cranefly (Diptera: Tipuloidea) fauna of a boreal mire system in relation to mire trophic status: implications for conservation and bioassessment

By Salmela Jukka,Ilmonen Jari in (2005)

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Survival of the Black bog ant (Formica transkaucasica Nasanov) in relation to the fragmentation of its habitat

By Mabelis Abraham,Chardon J. in (2005)

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Fecundity determines the extinction threshold in a Canadian assemblage of longhorned beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)

By Holland Jeffrey,Fahrig Lenore,Cappuccino Naomi in (2005)

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The water system of traditional rice paddies as an important habitatof the giant water bug, Lethocerus deyrollei (Heteroptera: Belostomatidae)

By Mukai Yasuo,Baba Naoto,Ishii Minoru in (2005)

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Use of barrier pitfall traps to enhance inventory surveys of epigaeic Coleoptera

By Hansen J.,New T. in (2005)

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Book review:Molluscan Biodiversity and Conservation. Killeen, I.J. and Seddon, M.B. (eds), (2004). Journal of Conchology. Special Publication No 3. Concho- logical Society of Great Britain and Ireland, 172 pp. Available from Dr R. Honnor, Hilliers, Frieth, Henley on Thames RG9 6PJ, UK; price, including postage, £25 (UK), £30 (elsewhere).

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Book review:Evolution of Ecological and Behavioural Diversity: Australian Acacia Thrips as Model Organisms. Crespi, B.J., Morris, D.C. and Mound, L.A. (with botanical annexe by Maslin, B.R.). (2004). Aus-tralian Biological Resources Study and Australian National Insect Collection, Canberra, Australia,vi +321 pp. 8 colour plates. Hardback. ISBN 0-9750206-1-7. AU$55.00.

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Book review:Biology of Leaf Beetles. Jolivet, P. and Verma, K.K. (2002) Intercept Ltd., Andover, Hampshire, U.K. 322 pp. Hardback. ISBN 1-898298-86-6. Sterling £ 52.50.

By Eyre Michael in (2005)

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