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Atomariine Beetle (Coleoptera) records for Britain and Ireland to 1992
Authors: Biological Records Centre;
doi: 10.15468/w95cxa
Atomariine Beetle (Coleoptera) records for Britain and Ireland to 1992
Abstract
Atomariinae beetle data from the UK and Ireland. The data was collected by volunteers as part of the Atomariinae and Ptiliidae Recording Scheme. Recording cards were sent to BRC by the scheme organiser where they were converted to electronic format. The data is from the 1993 Atlas summarising information on the occurrence in Britain and Ireland of Atomariinae beetles in the genera <i> Caenoscelis, Atomaria, Ootypus</i> and <i>Ephistemus.</i>
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