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Lepidoptera of the Seychelles Islands


Author:

Gerlach & Pat Matyot


Publish Date:

2006


Publisher:

Backhuys Publishers


Cover Type:

Hardcover


Condition:

Fine/Like New
Excellent condition with little to no notable wear. Spine is uncreased, no visible foxing.

R650.00

Details

  • Species Coverage: The book documents 552 lepidopteran species recorded in the Seychelles, with 546 identified as resident species. Notably, 275 of these are endemic, highlighting the unique biodiversity of the region.

  • Illustrations: All species are meticulously illustrated across 32 color plates, showcasing typical forms, significant varieties, and sexually dimorphic characteristics. Additionally, larvae of select species are depicted on two dedicated plates.

  • Conservation Assessment: Each native resident species is evaluated using the IUCN Red List Criteria (2001), providing insights into their conservation status based on assessments from Gerlach et al., 2005.