Dear Dipterists,
I would like to get a copy of Smith, K. G. V. (1989) An introduction to the immature stages of British flies. Diptera larvae, with notes on Eggs, puparia and pupae. Can anyone tell me where and how I can get a copy of this monograph?
Thanks,
Scott Elias
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Hello, I am currently writing an Annual Review of Entomology article on the adult dipteran crop and would like individuals to check their group and see if you have any papers on its morphology and/or function. If you prefer, you can email me directly at:
If you contribution is sufficient and significan I will acknowledge you in the paper. Thanks and for me it is difficult to know each individual group. thanks. John Stoffolano
Wrking on Drosophila is a great expecince, specilay in The Indian subcontinent where huge number of species, great environmental variations, diversity of sources. overall it is like heaven for researcher who are working on ecology and evolution of Drosophila.
I deleted the 'Nomenclature & Description' content and moved the nomenclatural data into the ITIS name content type and the descriptive data into the Taxon description content type. The advantage of this is that the taxon descriptions and images can now be exported to EOL.
I received a really nice fly poem. If you are interested in poetry have a look at the 'Tiny black fly' poem.
The Manuals of Nearctic Diptera are now online at http://www.esc-sec.ca/aafcmono.html.
