The genus Beris Latreille is newly reported from Hubei with one new species Beris shennongana, sp. nov., and one known species, Beris hirotsui Ouchi, 1943.
Five new species of Beris from China are described as follows：Beris ancistra,sp.nov.,B.brevis,sp.nov.,B.furcata,sp.nov.,B.liaoningana,sp.nov.,and B.yangxiana,sp.nov.Their relationships with the relative species are d...Five new species of Beris from China are described as follows：Beris ancistra,sp.nov.,B.brevis,sp.nov.,B.furcata,sp.nov.,B.liaoningana,sp.nov.,and B.yangxiana,sp.nov.Their relationships with the relative species are discussed.The type specimens are deposited in the Entomological Museum of China Agricultural University,Beijing（CAU）.展开更多
Known data on the distribution of Alliocera graeca Saunders, 1845 and Ber＆ chalybata （Forster, 1771） in Europe are summarized. A. graeca has been reliable recorded from Albania, Croatia and Greece. B. chalybata has...Known data on the distribution of Alliocera graeca Saunders, 1845 and Ber＆ chalybata （Forster, 1771） in Europe are summarized. A. graeca has been reliable recorded from Albania, Croatia and Greece. B. chalybata has been reliable recorded from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Roumania, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzeland. A. graeca and B. chalybata, known as European species, are new records for the Turkish Fauna. In this study, the female ofA. graeca and the female ofB. chalybata are presented and photographs of two species are accompanied. Distribution of these species treated is briefly discussed.展开更多
In the year 1634, the Tsan gpa Khan, which ruled over a great portion of Tibet and was loyal to the Karma Kagyu Sect of Tibetan Buddhism, formed an alliance with the Khalkha Mongols, who occupied some sections of Qing...In the year 1634, the Tsan gpa Khan, which ruled over a great portion of Tibet and was loyal to the Karma Kagyu Sect of Tibetan Buddhism, formed an alliance with the Khalkha Mongols, who occupied some sections of Qinghai, and Lord Beri (often referred to as the king of Beri) from the area known as Kham to secretly conspire against and destroy the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism.展开更多
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文摘The genus Beris Latreille is newly reported from Hubei with one new species Beris shennongana, sp. nov., and one known species, Beris hirotsui Ouchi, 1943.
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文摘Five new species of Beris from China are described as follows：Beris ancistra,sp.nov.,B.brevis,sp.nov.,B.furcata,sp.nov.,B.liaoningana,sp.nov.,and B.yangxiana,sp.nov.Their relationships with the relative species are discussed.The type specimens are deposited in the Entomological Museum of China Agricultural University,Beijing（CAU）.
文摘Known data on the distribution of Alliocera graeca Saunders, 1845 and Ber＆ chalybata （Forster, 1771） in Europe are summarized. A. graeca has been reliable recorded from Albania, Croatia and Greece. B. chalybata has been reliable recorded from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Roumania, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzeland. A. graeca and B. chalybata, known as European species, are new records for the Turkish Fauna. In this study, the female ofA. graeca and the female ofB. chalybata are presented and photographs of two species are accompanied. Distribution of these species treated is briefly discussed.
文摘In the year 1634, the Tsan gpa Khan, which ruled over a great portion of Tibet and was loyal to the Karma Kagyu Sect of Tibetan Buddhism, formed an alliance with the Khalkha Mongols, who occupied some sections of Qinghai, and Lord Beri (often referred to as the king of Beri) from the area known as Kham to secretly conspire against and destroy the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
基金funded by the Graduate Students Scientific Research Innovation Projects of China Agricultural University and Training expenditure of Beijing New Century Hundred,Thousand and Ten Thousand Talent Project
