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The Taxonomy and Phylogenetics of the Coenosus Group of Hister Linnaeus

The Taxonomy and Phylogenetics of the Coenosus Group of Hister Linnaeus

(Coleoptera: Histeridae)

by Michael S. Caterino
Paperback
Publication Date: 11/05/1999

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The coenosus group, containing 34 species, is the most speciose clade of Histerini in the Americas. The author provides the first comprehensive revision of these species, including keys for identification, complete distributional data, illustrations of diagnostic characters, and a detailed phylogenetic analysis. He uses the phylogeny to examine the evolution of several biological characteristics, with particular emphasis on myrmecophily.
ISBN:
9780520098312
9780520098312
Category:
Taxonomy & systematics
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
11-05-1999
Language:
English
Publisher:
University of California Press
Country of origin:
United States
Pages:
104
Dimensions (mm):
254x178x5mm
Weight:
0.18kg

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