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Koçak,A.Ö.
& M.Kemal, 2006, Checklist
of the Lepidoptera of Turkey. Cent. ent. Stud.,
Priamus Suppl. 1: 1-196. |
This is the first comprehensive publication dealing with
the Lepidoptera species hitherto
recorded in Turkey. Totally 5029 species are listed under 76 families.
Synonyms, Turkish vernacular names, and provincial distributions are also
mentioned. |
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Kemal,M.,
2006, Studies
on the fauna and zoogeography of Papilionoidea and Hesperioidea (Lepidoptera)
of the Celestial Mountain Range [in Turkish], Cent. ent.
Stud., Priamus Suppl. 2: 1-122, Tabs., 8 Pls. |
In this
study, the fauna, taxonomy, ecological
and zoogeographical features of the butterflies occuring in the Celestial
Mountain Range are investigated. For this purpose, totally 291 species and
446 subspecies, belonging to the superfamilies Papilionoidea
and Hesperioidea, including 156 species
recorded by the author are studied. All the genus and species group names are
controlled and updated in accordance with the Rules of the Code on the Zoological
Nomenclature (ICZN). Proposals for the determined taxonomical problems are
given. In Lycaenidae, Margelycaena
(nom. nov.) and Athamanthia
Zhdanko,1983 (syn.nov.) are proposed. Ecological information on some species
obtained and 5339 specimens collected during the field works are evaluated.
Faunal and ecological data determined here to be new are explained. Elements
of the faunal regions composing some faunas of the mountains in the Celestial
Mountain Range are evaluated zoogeographically. It was determined that the
elements composing the whole fauna of the Celestial Mountains belong to
totally 42 faunal regions. Zoogeographical results obtained are discussed and
proposals are given. |
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Ünal,M.,
2006, Studies
on the fauna, ecology and taxonomy of Orthoptera of Kırıkkale [in Turkish]. Cent. ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl. 3: 1-50. |
Totally
4200 specimens, belonging to 90 species and subspecies in 51 genera and 8 families,
collected by the author in the years of 1994-1996 from 92 localities in the
province of Kırıkkale (Turkey). The location of the area studied, plant
cover, and the previous data on the Orthoptera fauna of the province are
mentioned. The habitats in the localities, where the specimens collected are
described. The valid names of the taxa used are selected and arranged
according to the International Code of the Zoological Nomenclature. Original
taxonomical references of the taxa of species and genus-groups are given.
Family group names are critized nomenclaturally. Faunistical references of
the species recorded previously in the studied area are mentioned. Material
examined is arranged for each species, with the necessary collecting data.
Distribution of the species are put in order in two categories, in Turkey and
in abroad. Habitat peculiarities and phenology for each species are
determined in the ecology part. Conclusions are evaluated from faunistical,
taxonomical and ecological standpoints. Totally 69 species and subspecies are
new to the Kırıkkale Province, while one species (Chorthippus
dorsatus) new to Turkey. Rare and little known species in the area
are discussed. Species are discussed ecologically, the ratio of the endemics
are cited. |
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Kemal,M.,
2006, Memoirs
during my field studies I - Norduz Highland. Cent. ent.
Stud., Priamus Suppl. 4: 1-25, 52 figs. [in Turkish] |
An
expedition to the Norduz Highland, located on the mountainous area of South Van
Lake is realized on 13rd August,2006. Narrated memoirs concerning the
realized field study consist of following topics: Researching Norduz
Highland, routes and topography,
living conditions in Norduz, here is Yalınca, research possibilities in
Turkey, butterflies and moths recorded in Norduz Highland. Totally 158
specimens are collected by the author and determined as 46 species belonging
to 26 genera in 8 families. All recorded species are new to this area. The
topography of the studied area, some insects inhabiting in Norduz Highland,
their foodplants, as well as the social structure of the villages with their
people are illustrated in 52 figures by the author. |
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Özkol,
H., 2007, Studies
on the fauna and ecology of Papilionoidea and Hesperioidea of Gevaş District
(Van). Cent. Ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl.
5: 1-55 [in Turkish]. |
In this study, the fauna, ecological and zoogeographical features
of the butterflies inhabiting in the Gevaş district were investigated. For
this purpose, totally 1841 specimens belonging to 136 species in the
superfamilies Papilionoidea and Hesperioidea were collected by the author. Faunal and
ecological information of 140 species were evaluated. Phenology, topography,
habitat preference, vertical and horizontal distribution according to the
main rock groups in the district were given for each species. Difference of
the faunal composition between Gevaş district and Erek mountain was also
discussed. Among the species, 3 species in Van province and 80 species in
Gevaş district were recorded for the first time. Endangered species in the
studied area were also evaluated. |
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Kayci, L., 2007,
Studies on the fauna and ecology of
Papilionoidea and Hesperioidea in Erek Mountain (Van). Cent. Ent.
Stud., Priamus Suppl. 6:
1-47 [in Turkish]. |
In thid study, 1308 specimens of butterflies are collected by the author from Erek
Mountain between the years of 2002 and
2003, for the purpose of evaluating of the butterflies from the faunal and
ecological standpoints. Totally 109 species, belonging to the superfamilies
of Papilionoidea and Hesperioidea
are determined. Among them, 86 butterfly species are found as new
to the studying area. For all species treated in the
chapter of Results, the valid scientific names, their taxonomical references,
synonyms, distributional information within |
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Özdemir, M., 2007, Studies on the Geometridae fauna of the Provinces Bolu and
Düzce in North-West Turkey (Lepidoptera). Cent. ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl. 7: 1-154, figs. [in Turkish]. |
The aim of this research was to
investigate the Geometridae fauna of Bolu and Düzce provinces. Totally 2254
samples belonging to 197 species were collected in this study. Among the
species 7 was new record for the Turkish fauna. Also the species number was
reached to 180 from 74 with this study and to 90 from |
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Koçak,A.Ö. & M.Kemal, 2007, Revised and Annotated Checklist of the Lepidoptera of
Turkey. Cent. Ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl . 8:
1-150, 2 Tables. |
A complementary work to the previous published “Checklist of the Lepidoptera of Turkey” in this serial. This study deals with the Lepidoptera species hitherto
recorded in Turkey. Totally 6555 valid species group taxa are enumerated.
Among them, 5101 species and 1454 subspecies are listed alphabetically under
the related families. Provincial distributions in Turkey are revised and
given as codes. Larval foodplants are added to the 1648 species. Some remarks
on the nomenclature of the taxa are
mentioned in footnotes. Additional references to the Lepidoptera of Turkey,
published especially in the recent years, are given. |
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Muhabbet
K., Seven,S. & A. Ö. Koçak, 2007, List
of the Irano-Anatolian Noctuidae with some faunal and zoogeographical remarks
based upon the Info-System of the Cesa (Lepidoptera). Cent. ent.
Stud., Priamus Suppl. 9: 1-88, 1 Map 1 Table. |
This
study contents partial results of the Cesa Projects, Lepidoptera of Iran
(LIR), and Lepidoptera of Turkey (LTR). A synonymous checklist of totally 2134 species and subspecies are
given. Species and subspecies are listed alphabetically with remarks on the
occurence in Turkey or Iran. Zoogeographical representations are also added.
In Turkey 1223 species (1648 together with subspecies), and in Iran 999
species (1328 together with subspecies) are recorded respectively.
Comparative faunal results and zoogeographical properties are discussed
briefly. Selected bibliography on the Irano-Anatolian Noctuidae are also
mentioned. |
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Koçak,A.Ö.,
Kemal,M., Seven,S., Özkol,H. & L.Kayci, 2007, Selected Bibliography on the Lepidoptera of
Caucasus Region. Cent. ent. Stud.,
Priamus Suppl. 10: 1-44, 1 Map. |
This
bibliographical study contents partial results of the Cesa Projects,
Lepidoptera of Asia (LAS). Selected 1018 publications on the Lepidoptera of
the Caucasus Region (including Southern Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaidjan
and Turkey (in part), have been listed for the first time according to the
author names and date of publications. |
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Koçak,A.Ö.,
Kemal,M., Seven,S., Özkol,H. & L.Kayci, 2008, Noctuidae
Fauna of the Caucasus Region (Lepidoptera). Cent. ent.
Stud., Priamus Suppl. 11: 1-128, 7 Tables, 10 Maps, 11 figs. |
This
original faunal study contents partial results of the Cesa Projects,
Lepidoptera of Asia (LAS). Totally 1299 species group taxa (943 species) of
the family Noctuidae of the Caucasus Region (including Southern Russia,
Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaidjan and Turkey (in part) are listed and evaluated
faunistically for the first time. List
of the Caucasian species occur also in various Zoogeographical Realms and
Regions are presented.
Zoogeographically, the Caucasian Noctuidae species are also evaluated.
Caucasian species occuring in various zoogeographical realms and regions are
given as lists. They are also evaluated with their representing rates.
Endemism of the 175 Noctuidae species in Caucasus District and in adjacent
territories are evaluated. For this purpose some maps are prepared. Local
faunal lists of the Russian Republics in northern Caucasus (Rostov,
Stavropol, Krasnodar, Kabardino-Balkaria, Karachay-Cherkessia, North Ossetia,
Ichkeria, Ingushetia, Kalmykia and Daghestan) are given. Faunal lists on the
Noctuidae of the states of the Transcaucasus, i.e., Georgia, Armenia, and
Azerbaidjan are rather incomplete, therefore they are evaluated in the general list of the Caucasian
Noctuidae. Species lists of the Noctuidae of four provinces of Turkey in
Caucasus are listed. Finally,
Taxonomical Evaluation of the Taxonomists described Noctuidae species and
subspecies represented currently in the Caucasian Fauna are presented for the
first time. |
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Kemal,
M. & A.Ö.Koçak, 2008, First
attempt for a list of the patronyms in the Lepidopterology based upon the Info-System
of the Cesa. Cent. Ent.
Stud., Priamus Suppl. 12: 1-89, fig |
The
present publication is the first attempt in preparing a comprehensive list of
the patronyms among the genus- and species group names in the
Lepidopterology. Totally 5175 patronyms of the Lepidoptera, found especially
in the Old World are listed alphabetically under the related families. Preliminary evaluations on the patronyms of
17 selected authors are made. Valid patronyms in the species group taxa of
the following authors recorded in the Cesa Databank are listed and their
numbers are discussed: Herbulot (42), Staudinger (59), Meyrick (7), Hampson
(27), Butler (22), Boisduval (20), Guenée (8), L.B.Prout (22), Ragonot (7),
Jackson (43), Trimen (20), Sattler (2), Amsel (47), W.Warren (8), Walker
(15), Hewitson (12), and Moore (22). |
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Koçak,A.Ö.
& M.Kemal, 2008, Synonymical
and distributional list of the Lepidoptera of Turkey I- Tortricidae.
Cent. ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl. 13: 1-39, frontispiece. |
In
this publication, totally 457 species of the family Tortricidae
found in Turkey are listed alphabetically. Synonymous names arranged
chronologically are given to each species. Provincial distributions in Turkey
are mentioned as codes and added to 365 species. |
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Koçak,A.Ö.
& M.Kemal, 2008, Reports
on the Temporary Results of the Lepidopteran Lists of the Asian Continent
based upon the Info-system of the Cesa-I Russia. Cent. ent. Stud.,
Priamus Suppl. 14: 1-466. |
In
the first part of the faunal report on
the Asian Continent, the preliminary list of the Lepidoptera of Russia is
presented, based upon the information system of the Cesa within the Project
of Lepidoptera Asia (LAS), and Lepidoptera of Old World (LOW). The
comprehensive but preliminary results on the Lepidoptera of the whole Russian
Federation are reported here for the first time as the valid scientific names
of the species group taxa recorded in the database of the Cesa so far. Totally 5951 species (7668 taxa, together
with the subspecies) are listed for this purpose. To each taxon, synonym and
homonym names are added in chronological order. For more than 2000 taxa, the
larval foodplants are mentioned.
Totally 657 patronym names at specific or subspecific level are the selected
examples among the valid Russian taxa of the Lepidoptera. Number of the species group taxa and their
lists among the Russian Lepidoptera proposed by the authors of various
nationalities are given. Totally 1262 species group names established by
Russian lepidopterists, are listed.
Similarly, 682 species group names proposed by British, 2600 species
group names proposed by German, and
423 species group names proposed by French lepidopterists are listed
separately. A
replacement name Alsophila beljaevi
nom. nov. is proposed for Alsophila murinaria Beljaev,1996 not Phalaena
murinaria Borkhausen,1794 (synonym of Alsophila aescularia
[Denis & Schiffermüller],1775) in the family Geometridae. |
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Koçak,A.Ö.
& M.Kemal, 2008, Checklist
of the Diurnal Lepidoptera of Turkey. Cent. ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl. 15: 1-41. |
In this paper, totally 1555 diurnal Lepidoptera species or
subspecies are listed for the first time. Daily activities of the adult
Lepidoptera in Turkey and also in abroad is one of the research subjects of
the authors. Information concerning the adult activities are currently
compiled by the authors in the Info-system of the Cesa with the Cesa project
ESL (Ecological Studies on the Lepidoptera).[1] Below, the diurnal Lepidopteran species/subspecies are
listed alphabetically under the related families with the vernacular names in
Turkish, if exist. |
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Koçak,A.Ö.
& M.Kemal, 2009, Report
of the Project “Lepidoptera of Indo-China (LIC)”
1- Temporary index of the species group names of the Lepidoptera.
Cent. ent. Stud., Priamus Suppl. 16: 1-330, 81 figs |
In
this publication, totally 11474 valid species group names of Lepidoptera recorded in Indo-China (Myanmar, Andaman
Islands, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, Yunnan, Hainan, Malaysia,
Singapore, Borneo) based upon the Info-system of the Cesa are listed
alphabetically. Synonymous names arranged chronologically are given to each
taxa. |
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