The Blattodea Culture Group (BCG) is a non-profit-making society with worldwide membership, which was formed in 1986 with the aim of encouraging the study of cockroaches (order Blattodea). Its full colour journal, Cockroach Studies, is printed twice yearly and publishes contributions ranging from articles about keeping cockroaches in captivity and reports about collecting trips; to papers naming new species of cockroaches. The BCG holds two annual meetings (in England and Germany) where members can meet, listen to talks, and exchange livestock of cockroaches. The Group maintains a list of all the cockroach species kept in captivity worldwide and a high proportion of these species are kept by the BCG's Livestock Coordinator. Anyone visiting this site is very welcome to use The Cockroach Forum to discuss anything and everything about cockroaches. ... [Information of the supplier, modified]
Diese Seite über die Köcherfliegen (Trichoptera) in Rheinland-Pfalz ist sowohl als Informationsquelle für den Laien wie auch als Nachschlagewerk für den ambitionierten Wissenschaftler gedacht. Neben allgemeinen Informationen über diese Ordnung finden Sie systematische Listen, Hinweise zum Fang, zur Präparation und Konservierung, digitale Bestimmungsschlüssel, Literaturhinweise und Hilfen für die Bestimmung von Familien, Gattungen oder Arten. Ein ganzes Kapitel ist speziell den in Rheinland-Pfalz vorkommenden Trichoptera gewidmet. Dort finden Sie Angaben zu den ökologischen Ansprüchen der Arten, Phänogramme und detaillierte Verbreitungskarten. ... [Information des Anbieters]
Although these literature searches were originally conceived as providing working documents for our own researches, it soon became apparent that this comprehensive catalogue of literature and illustrations should be made generally available rapidly and freely as a working tool for all those interested in working on Trichoptera material from Africa, especially for colleagues in far-distant institutes and without access to large libraries. Each page will record the name of the species, its distribution, the best illustrations of its diagnostic characters available in the literature, usually of genital structures, and the appropriate original literature. This bibliographic reference work containing over 1200 species and subspecies in 26 families and 109 genera makes no claim to be complete. The clarification of problematic systematic questions or synonyms was also not one of its aims. ... [Information of the supplier]
