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Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Former library book; Missing dust jacket; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Be better prepared to meet design challenges with the latest design and analysis data available on planar microwave transmission structuresincluding microstrip lines, slotlines, and coplanar waveguides. Four expert authors offer you todays most comprehensive information on transmission structures used in hybrid and monolithic circuits at microwave and mm-wave frequencies. Solid binding. Moderate shelf wear. Please note the image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item. Book.…

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Condizione: New. pp. iv + 221.

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Condizione: New. pp. iv + 221.

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Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New. In English.

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Condizione: New. pp. xv + 536 312 Figures (Col.) 11 Maps (Col.).

Condizione: New. pp. xv + 536, 11 Maps (Col.).

Condizione: gut. 63 S., 11 Taf., 28 cm, einband leicht berieben, Ecke geknickt, Rückseite mit Druckstelle. Sprache: Englisch.

Condizione: New. pp. xv + 536 Acknowledgements.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very good. Second edition. Excellent condition. Spine edges are bumped. Binding is tight. Inside is clean and unmarked.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Introduction. IUCN red list categories and criteria. Morphology and terminology. I. Family Papilionidae. Subfamily Parnassinae 1. Parnassius acco gemmifer Fruhstorfer 1904. 2. Parnassius delphius (Eversmann 1843). 3. Parnassius hannyngtoni Avinoff 1916. 4. Parnassius imperator augustus Fruhstorfer 1903. 5. Parnassius stoliczkanus Felder 1865. Subfamily Papilioninae 6. Atrophaneura coon sambilanga (Doherty 1886). 7. Atrophaneura crassipes (Oberthuer 1893). 8. Pachliopta hector (Linnaeus 1758). 9. Atrophaneura nevilli (Wood Mason 1882). 10. Atrophaneura plutionius pembertoni (Moore 1902). 11. Atrophaneura polla (de Niceville 1897). 12. Chilasa clytia clytia f. commixtus Rothschild 1895. 13. Papilio elephenor Doubleday 1845. 14. Papilio liomedon Moore 1874. II. Family Pieridae. Subfamily Pierinae 15. Baltia butleri sikkima Fruhstorfer 1903. 16. Delias sanaca (Moore 1857). 17. Pieris krueperi devta (de Niceville 1883). Subfamily Coliadinae 18. Colias cocandica thrasibulus Frushtorfer 1909. 19. Colias dubia Elwes 1906. III. Family Nymphalidae. Subfamily Danainae 20. Euploea crameri nicevillei (Moore 1890). 21. Euploea midamus roepstorffi (Moore 1883). 22. Tirumala gautama gautamoides (Doherty 1886). Subfamily Satyrinae 23. Callerebia annada annada (Moore 1857). 24. Coelites nothis adamsoni Moore 1891. 25. Cyllogenes janetae de Niceville 1887. 26. Elymnias peali Wood Mason 1883. 27. Elymnias penanga chelensis de Niceville 1890. 28. Erebia narasingha narasingha (Moore 1857). 29. Lethe distans Butler 1870. 30. Lethe dura gammiei (Moore 1892). 31. Lethe europa tamuna de Niceville 1887. 32. Lethe gemina gafuri (Tytler 1914). 33. Lethe gulnihal gulnihal de Niceville 1887. 34. Lethe margaritae Elwes 1882. 35. Lethe ocellata lyncus de Niceville 1897. 36. Lethe ramadeva (de Niceville 1888). 37. Lethe satyavati de Niceville 1880). 38. Mycalesis orseis nautilus Butler 1867. 39. Pararge menava maeroides (C & R. Felder 1867). 40. Ypthima dohertyi persimilis Elwes and Edwards 1893. Subfamily I. Morphinae 41. Discophora deo deo de Niceville 1898. 42. Discophora sondaica muscina Stichel 1902. II. Calinaginae 43. Calinaga buddha Moore 1857. Subfamily Nymphalinae 44. Argynnis hegemone Staudinger 1881. 45. Athyma jina jina Moore 1857. 46. Athyma reta moorei (Fruhstorfer 1906). 47. Bhagadatta austenia purpurascens (Tytler 1915). 48. Bassarona iva (Moore 1857). 49. Bassarona khama curvifascia (Tytler 1915). 50. Chitoria ulupi ulupi (Doherty 1889). 51. Cirrochroa fasciata (Felder 1860). 52. Diagora nicevillei (Moore 1895). 53. Dilipa morgiana (Westwood 1850). 54. Doleschallia bisaltide andamanensis Fruhstorfer 1899. 55. Eulaceura manipurensis (Tytler 1915). 56. Bassarona durga splendens (Tytler 1915). 57. Euthalia telchinia (Menetries 1857). 58. Helcyra hemina Hewitson 1864. 59. Hypolimnas misippus (Linnaeus 1764). 60. Lasippa ebusa ebusa (Felder 1863). 61. Lasippa viraja nar (de Niceville 1891). 62. Neptis armandia (Oberthuer 1876). 63. Neptis cydippe kirbariensis Tytler 1915. 64. Neptis manasa manasa Moore 1857. 65. Neptis nycteus De Niceville 1890. 66. Nymphalis antiopa yedanula (Fruhstorfer 1909). 67. Pantoporia beiti paona (Tytler 1915). 68. Phaedyma aspasia (Leech 1890). 69. Phaedyma columella binghami (Fruhstorfer 1905). 70. Sasakia funebris Leech 1891. 71. Sephisa chandra (Moore 1858). 72. Sumalia zulema (Doubleday & Hewitson 1850). 73. Symbrenthia silana de Niceville 1885. Subfamily Charaxinae 74. Charaxes durnofordi nicholii (Grose Smith 1886). 75. Polyura moori sandakanus (Fruhstorfer 1898). 76. Polyura Schreiber (Godart 1823). 77. Prothoe Franck regalis Butler 1885. IV. Family Lycaenidae. Subfamily I. Poritiinae 78. Simiskina phalena harterti (Doherty 1889). II. Miletinae 79. Allotinus drumila drumila (Moore 1865). 80. Allotinus panormis panormis ELWES 1892. 81. Logania marmorata watsoniana de Niceville 1898. 82. Miletus nymphis porus Eliot 1961. 83. Miletus symethus petronius Distant & Pryer 1887. III. Lycaeninae.…

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Condizione: Good. xv, 535, maps, plates. . HB. Orig. laminated boards, some wear, corners bumped; owner's name to endpaper. Good. . [9788181710703].

Condizione: New. pp. xii + 792 Indices 1st Edition.

Condizione: New. pp. xii + 792.

Condizione: New. pp. xii + 792.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Soil Degradation (Advances in Soil Science, Vol. 11), Springer-Verlag, 1990. Hardbound with decorative cover (no dust jacket). Notation on first free endpaper, else unmarked with moderate wear.

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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Condizione sovraccoperta: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Collecting, setting, pinning storage and display in the museum. 2. Morphology. 3. Classification of butterflies. 4. Super family papilionoidea. 5. Family papilionidae. 6. Family Pieridae. 7. Family Nymphalidae. 8. Family Lycaenidae. 9. Superfamily Hesperioidea. 10. Family Hesperiidae. References. Index: names of species of food plants. Index: common names of butterflies. Index: names of species of butterflies. From the Introduction: Butterflies are the most commonly observed among insects. They are the most beautiful and spectacular forms of life with varied sizes, shapes and all kinds of colours and patterns. Reference to them as whites and yellows Pieridae browns Satyrinae and blues Lycaenidae is owing to their dominant colours. Their attractive colour patterns have enhanced their aesthetic value. The wonderful phenomenon is inscription of English alphabets and numerals on the wings surfaces of some of the species of butterflies fig.1. They are natural pollinators and have close relationship with the flowering plants. They are good ecological indicators and more sensitive to climatic changes. During monsoons they are dark colored but in dry months they show dull of pale colouration. Their occurrence in a habitat indicates the presence of particular species of plants and animals. During developmental stages their larvae or caterpillars feed on a variety of food plants crops, fruits, vegetables, forest trees, etc. Their association with coccids ants, etc. is also interesting. they play a significant role in the food chain being mainly herbivores on one hand and prey to their predators like amphibians reptiles birds and mammals on the other.…