New catalogue of North American Butterflies

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Mon Nov 19 07:35:29 EST 2007


Butterfliers:
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Anyone with a serious?interest in the current state of butterfly names, taxonomy, systematics and?comprehensive bibliographies, might want to invest in this.? Prospective authors of butterfly books, guides, etc., might also consider this, so that their publications will reflect the most current information available.? This list, 20 years in the making, is highly authoritative, and has the backing of?many scientists (who are THE?undisputed?experts)?via a stringent, exhaustive?peer review process.? Unfortunately, many current books and checklists are falling behind as?science forges ahead, and this catalog will bring us all up to date.? Also, this catalog covers all described subspecies, which current guides seem to be increasingly ignoring.
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Harry Pavulaan
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> 
> CATALOGUE OF THE BUTTERFLIES 
> OF THE 
> UNITED STATES AND CANADA
> 
> By JONATHAN P. PELHAM
> 
> This new publication includes an exhaustive synonymic
> catalogue of all names that have been applied to the
> butterflies of the United States of American and
> Canada, through June, 2006. Eight hundred species and
> 234 genera are included from the region, and extensive
> lists of excluded species and excluded names are
> provided. In addition, a complete bibliography to the
> butterflies of the region is included, together with a
> subspecies-level checklist and taxonomic index. The
> synonymic catalogue enumerates names from family to
> species, and ancillary details are provided for each,
> including the original description, original
> combination, type locality, deposition of type(s) when
> known, and annotations when pertinent to their
> placement within the catalogue. Over one hundred
> pages (of 600 estimated total pages) are dedicated to
> the bibliography, which is the most complete ever
> assembled for the region. 
> 
> This document, representing over 20 years of research
> by the author, is being published as Volume 40 of the
> Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera. The contents
> of this publication have been carefully peer-reviewed
> by leading authorities in the field (as noted in the
> acknowledgments). This is perhaps the most inclusive
> taxonomic catalogue ever published for a regional
> butterfly fauna, in that the synonymic catalogue,
> supplemental lists, subspecies-level checklist, index,
> and complete bibliography are all included together in
> the same volume. 
> 
> Projected publication date: 10 December, 2007
> 
> Cost (= annual subscription to the Journal of Research
> on the Lepidoptera): 
> US $25.00 (add US $7 for shipping in the USA;
> international buyers will be billed separately for
> shipping costs, which will vary depending on
> destination)
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> Order Form: 
> CATALOGUE OF THE BUTTERFLIES OF THE UNITED STATES AND
> CANADA
> 
> Make Check or requisition to the order of "Lepidoptera
> Research Foundation"
> and mail to:
> 
> Christine Eliazar, McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and
> Biodiversity, Florida Museum of Natural History,
> University of Florida, P. O. Box 112710, Gainesville,
> FL 32611-2710
> 
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