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DANMARKS DYRELIV (Animal Life of Denmark.) 25 x 17 cm. Hardback.
Vol. 2: Skou, P.: Nordens Målere. (Handbook on the Geometroid Moths of Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland.) 1984. 330 pages. 358 text figures. 24 colour plates. ISBN 87-88757-00-5.     ... EUR 72,00 / US$ 100.00 / DKK 500,00.
Volume 2 of the series "Animal Life of Denmark" treats the Drepanidae and Geometridae occurring in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland, a total of 359 species. The series is edited by Dr. L. Lyneborg, Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen. The 24 colour plates in the book are also used in "The Geometrid Moths of North Europe" which is a translation of this Danish original edition, and the Finnish books "Suomen Perhoset. Mittarit 1 & 2". In the text part of the book, each specimen is dealt with in the following chapters: Description, Range, Habitat, Flight time, and Biology. The distribution in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland is treated seperately for each country. The 358 figures in the text are detailed drawings of wings pointing out the differences in species difficult to separate, genitalia drawings where necessary for the identification, and black and white photos of habitats and larvae of a number of species. At the end of the book, distribution tables based on the zoogeographical districts of the four countries are given. Text in Danish.
Vol. 4: Palm, E.: Nordeuropas prydvinger. (Handbook on the Oecophorid Moths of North Europe.) 1989. 247 pages. 8 colour plates. 213 text figures. Distribution maps and English summary to each species.ISBN 87-88738-08-6. ... EUR 72,00 / US$ 100.00 / DKK 500,00.
Volume 4 of the series "Animal Life of Denmark" is treating the North European species of the family Oecophoridae, which means all species known from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Northern Poland, Northern Germany as far south as the Harzen Mountains, and Holland. This book with its many illustrations and extensive text makes the Oecophoridae just as easy to work with as most groups of Macrolepidoptera. In all parts of Europe the book will be most useable because no book on this family has been published for decades. The colour plates are excellent and of such a quality, that many species can be identified from the plates alone. In the systematic part of the book, the text is presented in three headings: Description, Distribution, and Bionomy. The part on bionomy explains the habitat of the species, how to find the species, flight period, description of the larva and how it lives including foodplant or foodplants. The text is supplemented with 213 text figures showing much enlarged photographs of wing patterns and genitalia of many species. Furthermore the text part also includes approx. 200 distribution maps. By each species a short summary in English is given. The bibliography mentions 398 titles. A free colour plate from the book is available upon request
Vol. 6: Torp, E.: Danmarks Svirrefluer. (Hoverflies of Denmark.) 1994. 490 pages. 270 distribution maps. 21 colour plates. English summary to each species. Hardback with dust cover. ISBN 87-88757-28-5. ... EUR 58,00 / US$ 80.00 / DKK 400,00.
A very impressive book on the Danish Hoverflies and highly praised in reviews. The main part is a systematic treatise of the 270 species known from Denmark. For each species the text is divided into the following chapters: Description, distribution, habitat, flight time, flower visits, and larval biology. For each species the distribution in Denmark is shown on a detailed 10 x 10 km UTM map. These maps are mainly based on a mapping project running over a decade before publication. On the 270 distribution maps there are nearly 35.000 dots, which means, that with 640 UTM squares covering Denmark, 54 species are in average known from each square. No other country has such a complete mapping of the Syrphidae. The book also contains general chapters on biotope preference, abundance and distribution patterns with many maps and photos. Furthermore the book contains the first Danish Red Data List, as many species are seriously threatened or vulnerable. This is mainly species related to old natural forests. The book also contains a list of species as bio-indicators in natural forests and therefore it is most useable in the work for nature conservation. Very important in the book are the illustrations of which there are 21 very well produced colour plates. 12 of these illustrates all 270 Danish species, for many species both female and male, so that a total of 351 specimens are shown. The remaining 9 colour plates are photographs of living specimens in the nature, many of them in flight! Free colour brochure available.
Vol. 7: Palm, E.: Nordeuropas snudebiller. (Coleoptera: Curculinoidae). (The Weevils of North Europe.) Part 1: Brachycerinae and Otiorhyncherinae. 1996. 356 pages. 8 colour plates. 491 text figures. Distribution maps to all species. English summary to each species. ISBN 87-88757-38-2.  ... EUR 72,00 / US$ 100.00 / DKK 500,00.
This volume treats the 163 species of Brachycerinae and Otiorhyncherinae known from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Karelia, the surroundings of Sct. Petersburg, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, northern Poland, the north German lowland to the Harzen Mountains, The Netherlands, and Great Britain. Further 14 species found accidentally in the area covered are also treated. The colour plates illustrate all species in superb photographs of an hitherto unseen high quality. A total of 198 specimens are shown largely magnified. The text figures are genitalias, morphological details important for the identification etc. The distribution maps show the distribution by provinces in the area covered, only Great Britain is omitted. Species occurring in Denmark have a detailed distribution map of this country. The systematic part is for each species divided into the following chapters: Description, where all details are carefully mentioned; Distribution, where unusually many records and localities are mentioned; Bionomics, where habitat, foodplants, time for occurrence etc. are explained in detail; Summary, where distribution and bionomics are shortly summarized in 10-20 lines for each species. The weevil fauna of North Europe will be covered by two or three further parts. They should appeal to professional and amateur entomologists, nature conservationists, university and museum libraries, higher educational institutions. A number of the species treated in part 1 can be serious pests in agriculture and forestry.
Vol. 8: Fogh Nielsen, O.: De danske guldsmede. (Odonata.) 1998. 280 pages. 230 colour photos. Line drawings. Distribution maps to all species. ISBN 87-88757-21-8. ... EUR 43,00 / US$ 60.00 / DKK 300,00.
Together with the butterflies, the dragonflies are the most eye-catching insects in the north European nature. So far only one book has treated the Danish species of these beautiful and fascinating creatures: Espen Petersens dragonfly volume from 1910 in the series "Danmarks Fauna". Therefore the present book is long wanted and much needed. De danske guldsmede is an exceptionally beautiful book lavishly illustrated with very fine colour photographs of all Danish dragonfly species and their habitats. The book has a number of introductory chapters on Odonata in general and a systematic part treating all 53 species under the following headings: Introduction, identification, habitat, behaviour, lifecycle, flying time, and distribution. The description of the distribution of each species is supplemented with a map, that also covers the southernmost Norway, southern Sweden and northernmost Germany. There are illustrated keys to the adult larvae and larval skins and to the males and females of the adult dragonflies. The book is concluded with a short bibliography and two indexes, one to the dragonflies and one to the plant species mentioned in the book. De danske guldsmede should appeal to both professional and amateur entomologists as well as to those with a more general interest in the nature that surrounds us. Furthermore the book will be a most useful tool for those working with fresh water ecology and environment. Because of the many beautiful colour photographs of the dragonflies and their habitats, the book will also be of great interest to students of dragonflies, but without knowledge to the Danish language.
Vol. 9: Fogh Nielsen, O.: De danske græshopper. (The Danish Grasshoppers). 2000. 24 x 17 cm.. 192 pages. 137 colour photographs. 70 line drawings. Including sound CD with songs of all species. Song diagrams. Distribution maps. Systematic treatment of all species. Keys for identification. Text in Danish. Hardback. ISBN 87-88757-50-1. ... EUR 43,00 / US$ 60.00 / DKK 300,00.
Saltatoria are wellknown insects and characteristic animals for the summer and early autumn. The north European species are not colourful like the butterflies or elegant flyers as the dragonflies, but their song fascinates us, and for many people the grashopper song is a part of the summer in the same way, as the bird song or the quacking of the frogs are in the spring. De danske græshopper is a beautiful and richly illustrated book, which in text and illustations comprehensively treats the 32 species of grasshoppers known to occur in Denmark with informations about how to recognise each species, their habitats, biology, behaviour and distribution. Further strong emphasis has been put on a comprehensive and detailed interpretation of the songs of each species - among other by the help of a large number of song diagrams. The book has very beautiful colour photographs depicting all species, and on the accompanying CD there are 49 sound recordings of the songs of all Danish grasshoppers. De danske græshopper is aimed for both amateur and professional entomologists as well as for readers with a general interest in nature. Many readers will know the author for his very well reviewed and similarly beautifully illustrated De danske guldsmede.
Danmarks Dyreliv is aimed to cover the insect fauna of Denmark and Fennoscandia or the whole of Northern Europe. Each volume treat a well defined family with text in Danish, but with numerous illustrations that make the volumes valuable also for non Danish readers. Volumes 1 on Hoverflies, 3 on Pyralidae, and 5 on Noctuidae are out of print and now Volume 1 is replaced by volume 6.

** ENTOMONOGRAPH.  A series facing global biodiversity in insects. 25 x 17 cm. Hardback. Customers in North America should order this series from ISBS.

** Volume 4: Nielsen, E. S. & G. S. Robinson: Ghost Moths of southern South America (Lepidoptera: Hepialidae). 1983. 192 pages. 431 figures. ISBN 87-87491-09-5. EUR 49.00 / US$ 68.00 / DKK 340.00
** Volume 5: Birket-Smith, S. J. R.: Prolegs, Legs and Wings of Insects. 1984. 128 pages. 37 figures.  ISBN 87-87491-17-6.                       EUR 33.00 / US$ 46.00 / DKK 230.00
** Volume 13: Lyneborg, L.: The Australian Stiletto-flies of the Anabarhynchus Genus-group (Diptera: Therevidae). 2001. 256 pages. 672 line drawings. ISBN 87-88757-58-7.   . . . . . . EUR 61.00 / US$ 84.00 / DKK 420.00

This volume is an important contribution to the knowledge of these fascinating flies as it contains descriptions of not less than 70 new species of the total of 93 known species from Australia.
** Vol. 14: Andersen, N. M. & T. A. Weir: Australian Water Bugs. (Hemiptera - Heteroptera, Gerromorpha & Nepomorpha). Their Biology and Identification. 2004. 344 pages incl. 8 colour plates and numerous black and white photos,  line drawings and scanning electron micrographs. ISBN 87-88757-78-1.   . . .   EUR 61.00 / US$ 84.00 / DKK 420.00

Water bugs are familiar insects in aquatic habitats throughout the World. They belong to the order Hemiptera, the largest insect order with incomplete metamorphosis. There are basically two kinds: (1) the semiaquatic bugs (Gerromorpha) which live upon the water surface and (2) the true water bugs (Nepomorpha) which live beneath the water surface. Water bugs are found in a wide variety of natural habitats from small, temporary pools to larger ponds and lakes, from small streams to rivers, and from inland freshwater bodies to coastal mangroves, tidal pools of coral reefs, and the surface of the ocean. Water bugs are chiefly predators or scavengers, feeding on any prey they can master, from tiny crustaceans and insects to tadpoles and small fish. They play a major role in aquatic ecosystems and may serve as indicators of the biological quality of aquatic habitats. They are chiefly beneficial to man since many species prey on mosquitoes and are themselves preyed upon by fish. Because of their diverse lifestyles and because they are easily observed in their natural habitats, water bugs are excellent model organisms in evolutionary biology, ecology, and conservation biology. This handbook is the first comprehensive guide facilitating the identification of Australian water bugs. It provides an overview on all 15 families, 17 subfamilies, and 55 genera known to occur on mainland Australia, Tasmania and nearby islands. Illustrated keys, featuring a minimum of technical language, are offered to assist with the identification of adult water bugs. For each genus, the handbook includes a description of the characters used to identify the genus and to separate the genus from similar genera, an illustration to show overall appearance ('habitus') of a representative species,  an illustrated key to species recorded from Australia, overview of the biology of the genus, and a map showing the locations where the genus has been found in Australia.
** Vol. 15: Lyneborg, L. & W. Barkemeyer: The Genus Syritta. A World Revision of the Genus Syritta Le Peletier & Servilla, 1828 (Diptera: Syrphidae). 2005. 224 pages. Colour figures and line drawings.  ISBN 87-88757-53-6.   . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    EUR 61.00 / US$ 84.00 / DKK 420.00

An in depth going world revision of this wide spread and well know Hoverfly genus. The book covers 57 species of the genus Syritta of which not less than 34 are new to science.
 

The series Entomonograph was established in 1978 and ten volumes were published up to 1988 by E.J.Brill Publishers in Leiden, The Netherlands. Most volumes are now out of print. Apollo Books in 2001 re-launched the series with a revision of the Australian Stiletto-flies.

** GEOMETRID MOTHS OF EUROPE. Edited by A. Hausmann. 25 x 17 cm. Distribution map and illustrations of male and female genitalia to all species. Hardback. Customers in North America should order this series from ISBS.
** Vol. 1: Hausmann, A.: Introduction to the series. Archiearinae, Oenochrominae, Geometrinae. 2001. 282 pages. 8 colour plates. ISBN 87-88757-35-8.  EUR 71,00 / US$ 98.00 / DKK 490,00.
** Vol. 2: Hausmann, A.: Sterrhinae. 2004.  600 pages. 24 colour plates. ISBN 87-88757-37-4. Price   EUR 138,00 / US$ 192.00 / DKK 960,00.
** Vol. 3: Viidalepp, J.: Larentinae I. Publication  2009. About 600 pages. 22 colour plates. ISBN 87-88757-39-0. Price approx. . EUR 122,00 / US$ 170.00 / DKK 850,00
** Vol. 4: Mironov, V.: Larentinae II. 2003. 464 pages. 16 colour plates. ISBN 87-88757-40-4.  EUR 104,00 / US$ 144.00 / DKK 720,00.
** Vol. 5: Skou, P. & P. Sihvonen: Ennominae I. Publication 2010. About 400 pages. 16 colour plates. ISBN 87-88757-42-0.
** Vol. 6: Müller, B.: Ennominae II. Publication 2011. About 400 pages. 16 colour plates. ISBN 87-88757-44-7.
The geographical area covered will be the whole of the geographical Europe. Each volume will illustrate the adults of all species in photographical colour plates of the best quality. Sexual dimorphism as well as polymorphism will be illustrated and if possible all subspecies too. Most species will be shown in natural size, but larger groups of small species such as the genera Idaea and Eupithecia will be shown enlarged. Each species will be treated using the following format: Full name. Original reference to all available nominal names (valid names and synonyms).
Diagnosis based on external features, including detail figures where necessary. Male and female genitalia of all species with line drawings or photographs. Distribution. A summary of the European distribution and also of distribution outside the area treated. This paragraph is completed with a map of the European distribution. Phenology with detailed information about flight period or periods, if possible with reference to various parts of the distribution area. Further also information about how the species hibernates is provided. Biology including hostplant(s). Habitat including the altitude of occurence. Similar species with the differences clearly pointed out. This paragraph may be completed with text figures. Remarks on information that does not fit into any of the other paragraphs.
The Geometrid Moths of Europe is intended for both professional and amateur entomologists. Among the European Geometrid Moths are a number of serious pest species, especially to forestry, and the series will therefore also be an important tool in future pest management, hopefully especially in the biological pest management.

In The Geometrid Moths of Europe volume 2 on Sterrhinae, the third volume in the series to be published, a number of difficult genera such as Cyclophora, Scopula and Idaea are covered. Especially Idaea with more than 100 species occuring in Europe, has caused a lot of problems to identify, but based on the many specimens illustrated on the 24 colour plate, the species of this genus can be identified much easier now. Apart from its largest species, the genus Idaea is illustrated in 1.5 times natural size. The remaining Sterrhinae are in natural size on the colour plates. On additional black and white photos for species which are difficult to identify, their differential characters are pointed out with arrows. Three new species and three new subspecies are described. As in the previously published volumes 1 and 4, a map with the European distribution is given, and with dots for verified specimens. Finally there are line drawings of male and female genitalia of all species and also this volume contains a systematic catalogue of the European species and including those of the neighbouring regions such as North Africa, Macaronesia, Turkey, and the Middle East.

Harten, A. van: The Insects of the United Arab Emirates. 2005. 23 x 16 cm. 86 pages. Softcover. EUR 43,00 / USD 36.00 / DKK 180.00.

The insect fauna of the United Arab Emirates is relatively unexploited, especially when compared to the faunas of other countries on the Arabian peninsula. This checklist refers to everything that has already been published about the insects of U.A.E., and will be the base for future studies of the insect fauna. Solely distributed in Europe by Apollo Books.

** Larsen, T. B.: Butterflies of West Africa, vol. 1-2.  2005. 28 x21 cm. 900 pages incl. 130 colour plates depicting approx. 3800 specimens. Hardback.  ISBN 87-88757-43-9. EUR 184,00 / US$ 256.00 / DKK 1280,00.

This book attempts to summarize all that is known about the nearly 1,500 butterfly species known from West Africa, the fifteen countries that stretch from Senegal and Mauritania on the Atlantic to Nigeria and Niger in the east, touching also on the extreme western parts of Cameroun (Mauritania, The Gambia, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Bénin, Nigeria, and Niger). It is the result of more than ten years of intensive personal research.

The fauna of West Africa accounts for well over a third of all butterflies in the Afrotropical biogeographical region, and about one in twelve of all butterflies known worldwide. Just 25 years ago the area covered was believed to have just about 1,000 species.

The aims and objectives of the book are:
1) To describe and illustrate all West African butterflies in such a way that most can be identified by non-specialists. Nearly all species are illustrated in colour on the 125 plates, many of which have never been adequately figured before. There are numerous illustrations of genitalia in difficult groups of Lycaenidae and Hesperiidae.
2) To give their distribution over the fifteen countries of the region to the extent that this is currently known, as well as their wider distribution in Africa as a whole. The book thus comprises country records of known butterflies in these countries, for most of which there are no previous published lists.
3) To indicate their habitats, habits, frequency and host plants as recorded or personally observed.
4) To place the West African butterfly fauna in a total African perspective and to give details of the ecological biogeography of West Africa.
5) To contribute to the urgent conservation efforts to maintain the biodiversity of West Africa.

Butterflies are potentially an important group of indicator species for biodiversity, ecology, and for biogeographical studies: but such a role cannot be fulfilled unless they can be properly identified. They constitute a large group of insects where baselines established now will allow for long-term assessment of biodiversity loss. African butterflies have also increasingly been used in studies of butterfly behaviour and in molecular studies. In the absence of a book like this, confident identification of most species was a matter mainly for specialists with access to museums and specialist literature outside Africa. The butterflies of Kenya and their natural history (Larsen 1991) was meant to fulfil the same role and it has been used extensively in ecological and ethological studies, as well as conservation work – not just in Kenya, but also in the neighbouring countries.

Though the author has reviewed virtually all literature on West African butterflies, the book is largely the result of his personal research programme in West Africa and in Museums. Before the project started he had already visited Bénin, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal, and Togo on various occasions. Between 1993 and 2003 he spent almost two years in the field, in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, and western Cameroun. Planned visits the other coastal countries, especially Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia proved impossible. Civil strife made this too dangerous, not least for someone without formal institutional back‑up. However, a positive result of this constraint was that some important forests in Ghana and Nigeria could be investigated in more depth than any other localities in tropical Africa. Of equal importance has been the study of much unpublished material, old as well as new, in museums and private collections in many parts of the world. In this respect it was especially important that the African Butterfly Research Institute (ABRI) in Nairobi sent teams of collectors to many parts of West Africa – partly as support to the project. Though ABRI shared the same constraints in terms of access to many countries, much new data was procured – not least from Guinea‑Bissau and Guinea. Customers in North America should order this title from ISBS.

Customer opinion about this book: I can report that your book works very well as a field-book and it survived the humidity better than I thought. Apart from being a bit dirty and having a few pressed ants in between pages it stood up very well. Before this last trip I always treated it very carefully but now I found myself writing notes next to plates and bringing it along on long hikes. I would not have been able to do much work in Nigeria at all without it!

** Vol. 1: Archostemata-Myxophaga-Adephaga. 2003. 819 pages. ISBN 87-88757-73-0.  EUR 129.00 / US$ 180.00 / DKK 900.00.

** Vol. 2: Hydrophiloidea-Staphylinoidea. 2004.  942 pages.Hardback. ISBN 87-88757-74-9.          EUR 155.00 / US$ 216.00 / DKK 1080.00.

** Vol. 3: Scarabaeoidea, Scirtoidea, Dascilloidea, Buprestoidea and Byrrhoidea. 2006. 690 pages. Hardback. ISBN 87-88757-59-5.  EUR 112.00 / US$ 156.00 / DKK 780.00.

** Vol. 4: Elateroidea, Derodontoidea, Bostrichoidea, Lymexyloidea, Cleroidea and Cucujoidea. 2007. 935 pages. ISBN 87-88757-67-6.  EUR 155.00 / US$ 216.00 / DKK 1080.00.

** Vol. 5: Tenebrionoidea. 2008. 670 pages. ISBN 87-88757-84-6. Price approx. .  EUR 112.00 / US$ 156.00 / DKK 780.00

A comprehensive work covering the about 100,000 species of Coleoptera known to occur in the Palaearctic Region. The complete work is planned for 8 volumes that will be published in intervals of about 18 months. The information provided for each species will be the following: Primary taxonomic information of all available names in the genus and species levels published by the end of 1999. The taxonomic information below subfamily will be organized alphabetically. The type species of genera and subgenera, incl. synonyms, are given. The area covered also includes  the Arabian Peninsula, Himalayas and China. The distributional data of species and subspecies is given per country. Detailed distributional information for strict endemics is given. Introduced species are indicated. The catalogue is a collective work of about one hundred coleopterists from Europe, Japan, America and Australia.

Mohammadian, H.: Biological Diversity of Lepidoptera in Iran. 2006. 21 x 14 cm. 385 pages. Softcover. EUR 41,00 / USD 56.00 / DKK 280.00
This is a most useful tool to get an overview of the Lepidoptera fauna of this zoogeographical very important and interesting country. Solely distributed in Europe by Apollo Books.

Monastyrskii, A. L.: Butterflies of Vietnam. 21 x 15 cm. Full text in English. Softcover.
Vol. 1: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae. 2005. 199 pages incl. 35 colour plates. Line drawings. ISBN 0-9551211-0-8 .   . EUR 45.00 / US$ 64.00 / DKK 320.00.
Vol. 2: Papilionidae. 2007. 189 pages incl. 31 colour plates. Line drawings. ISBN 0-9551211-1-6.   . .    EUR 45.00 / US$ 64.00 / DKK 320.00.
A major series on the butterfly fauna of Vietnam and the first comprehensive treatment of the Rhopalocera of this country.  The complete fauna will be covered in 7 volumes and the series will be completed within 5-6 years. For each volume, the introduction includes information for systematic of each family or subfamily, morphology of imago, habitats and life-cycles. Checklist, abreviations, references and index to scientific names are presented separately. The main section of each volume contains information for all species of the family or subfamily found in Vietnam, and keys to the species, genera and tribes. The text for each species includes the following paragraphs: type locality; synonyms; range; distribution and variation in Vietnam; taxonomic notes; habitats and biology; similar species. The excellent colour plates include a number of habitat photos and images of all species dealt with. Where necessary, line drawings of genitalia, venation and other details are given.

The Moths and Butterflies of Great Britain and Ireland:
This very well known series has so far been published by Harley Books in England. Annette and Basil Harley, who comprise the entire staff of Harley books have years ago passed the normal retirement age. They are therefore planning to retire from active publishing in a couple of months. However, Annette and Basil Harley have been most anxious that the remaining three volumes of the series should be published. Therefore they have turned to us and it has beed decided, that we shall continue and conclude the series with volume 5 on Tortricidae, volume 6 on Pyralidae and Pterophoridae, and vol. 8 on Geometridae. At the same time we have taken over the remaining stock of the previous seven volumes of the series. Back volumes as well as forthcoming volumes can be ordered directly from Apollo Books or from your usual bookseller. Standing orders previously placed by Harley Books will be supplied by Apollo Books.  

Vol. 1: Micropterigidae - Heliozelidae. 1976. 344 pages. 4 colour plates. 9 black/white plates. 85 text figures. ISBN Hb. 0-946589-03-8, Pb. 0-946589-15-1.

Vol. 2: Cossidae - Heliodinidae. 1985. 460 pages. 16 colour plates. Text figures. ISBN Hb. 0-946589-02-X.

Vol. 3: Yponomeutidae - Elachistidae. 1996. 452 pages. 10 colour plates. 500 text figures.234 distribution maps. ISBN Pb. 0-946589-56-9.

Vol. 4 part 1: Batrachedridae, Oecophoridae, Ethmiidae, Autostichidae, Blastobasidae, Agronoxenidae, Momphidae, Cosmopterigidae and Scythrididae. 2002. 326 pages. 7 colour