Inventory of lepidoptera: Rhopalocera in lowlnad rain forests of Sabah: A quantative assessment of beta-diversity
Butterflies are an abundant and diverse group of animals and a conspicuous part of virtually all of the world's terrestrial ecosystems (New, 1997). They appeal to people in a unique way, and in the popular mind, people often separate "butterflies" from "insects," as if these...
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