| Digital
Publications
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|
Database: |
| Species
of Costa Rica
Information about species of Costa
Rica. |
| Atta
database
Information in our collections'database. |
| Types
in the INBio`s herbarium
Taxonomic Types stored at INBio`s
herbarium. |
|
Ecommerce: |
| Online
Bookstore INBio |
|
Plants: |
| Manual
of Plants of Costa Rica.
Information about the Manual of Plants of Costa Rica,
includes some draft treatments of the families of
plants. |
| Tres
nuevas especies de Celastraceae de Costa Rica, una
disjunta de México
Three species of Celastraceae,
are compared to near relatives and found to be new:
Gymnosporia haberiana Hammel,Maytenus
recondita Hammel and Crossopetalum enervium
Hammel. |
| The
genus Tetranema (Scrophulariaceae) in Costa Rica
Two new species of Tetranema
(Scrophulariaceae) are described from Costa Rica:
T. gamboanum Grayum & Hammel, and
T. floribundum Hammel & Grayum. |
| New
Species of Cyclanthaceae from Southern Central America
and Northern South America. Barry E.
Hammel
Missouri Botanical Garden. |
| Fungi
and Lichens: |
| Inventory
of Costa Rican Fungi
Information on the project, protocols
being used, and possible products. |
| Macrofungi
of Costa Rica.
Information about the diversity,
distribution, and ecology of agarics and boletes (i.e.,
mushrooms) and other macrofungi associated with Neotropical
oak forests. |
| Inventory
of Costa Rican lichens:
Information about the TicoLichens proyect funded by
the USA National Science Foundation. It includes a
preliminary checklist of lichens from Costa Rica. |
| Mollusks: |
| Seaslugs
from the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica
An illustrated guide of the species found in the Pacific
Coast of Costa Rica and a summary of it natural history.
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| General
Information about Insects: |
| Insects
of Costa Rica (spanish)
This is the work of several authors
and it is not a finished work; it is continuosly updated.
Most of the contributions have been received in English
and have then been translated and adapted by the editor. |
| Project
Alas: Arthropods of La Selva.
The Arthropods of La Selva Project
(ALAS) is a large-scale inventory of arthropod diversity
in a lowland tropical rainforest. |
| Beetles: |
| Methods
y techniques for collecting Scarabaeoidea
(spanish)
A review is made, for a series of methods and techniques
that have been used in the capture and rearing of
Scarabaeoidea. The experience of the author in Costa
Rica is also mentioned, with concerning the use of
the majority of these methods and techniques. |
| Biodiversity
sampling for coleotera in Costa Rica: A parataxonomist's
manual for collecting, rearing and preparing beetles.
A manual for collecting, rearing and preparing beetles
for scientific purposes. It includes most of the effective
techniques for successful surveys and inventories
in a wide variety of beetle habitats. |
Dryophthoridae
of Costa rica and Panama.
Document about the weevils of the Dryophthoridae Family
in Costa Rica and Panamá. Is included an introduction
about the Family, information of the group classification,
and species lists. Also there are keys for the identification
of Subfamilies, Tribes, and Genera, including many photos
and natural history observations. |
The
golden beetles of Costa Rica (spanish)
Information about the Chrysina
genus. |
| Acuatic
beetles of Costa Rica:
information about the inventory of acuatic beetles
of the Hydrophilidae family in Costa Rica, including
identification keys for the genera of Central America
and the species and genera known for Costa Rica. |
| The
Costa Rican Families of Coleoptera
Descriptive documents, genera lists, and illustrations
of the 117
Costa Rican Families of Beetles. |
| Anthicidae
of Costa Rica.
Taxonomic information about this particular group
of ant-like flower beetles. |
| Leiodids
of Costa Rica
General and taxonomic information
about these small beetles that are frecuently found
in dead or decaying matter. |
| Subfamilies
of Chrysomelidae of Costa Rica
General information and an identification
key for this large and important group of beetles. |
| Hispinae
(Chrysomelidae: Coleoptera) of Costa Rica
Information about this group of
leaf beetles. |
| Perfil
de la colección de Coleoptera del INBio.
(spanish)
Curatorial information about different
groups of Coleoptera. |
| Scarabs
(Superfamily Scarabaeoidea) in Costa Rica
(spanish)
Publication about the Superfamily
Scarabaeoidea, popularly known in Costa Rica as scarabs. |
| Cerambycidae
of Costa Rica
Species list of longhorned beetles
(Cerambycidae) recorded in Costa Rica. |
| Elateridae,
Throscidae, Cerophytidae, Eucnemidae and Byrrhidae
of Costa Rica
Keys, checklists, classification
and images of these interesting beetles. |
| Carabids
of Costa Rica
General information on carabids
with preliminary data on the carabids of Costa Rica.
|
| Provisional
key for adults of the Eumolpinae family of Central
America
A genus key for the family Eumolpinae
(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) in Central America with
a list of described species and annotation for each
genus. |
| Wasp: |
| Bethylids
of Costa Rica and Panama (spanish)
Information and identification keys of these parasitic
and tiny wasps. |
|
Chalcidiods
of Costa Rica.
Information about the inventory of these unknown mini-wasps. |
| Scolebythidae
of CR (spanish)
Information about this little wasp rarely collected. |
| Butterflies: |
| Geometridae
in Costa Rica (spanish)
Information about moths of the
Geometridae family. |
| Flies
and Mosquitoes: |
| Photographic
key (spanish)
A photographic key is presented that identifies
the larvae of the mosquito genera (Diptera: Culicidae)
present in Central America and Panama. |
|
New
Species of Cyclanthaceae from Southern Central America
and Northern South America
Four new species of Asplundia
and one of Dicranopygium are described and illustrated. |
Description
of collecting, rearing and preparation methodologies
for larvae and adults of mosquitoes
(Diptera: Culicidae) |
| Inventory
of the Diptera in Costa Rica
Information about the Taxonomic
Working Group, expected products and protocols. |
| Corethrellidae
in Costa Rica
Information about these small
flies which suck blood from calling frogs. |
| Ceratopogonidae
in Costa Rica
Information about Ceratopogonidae,
popularly known as biting midges or no-see-ums and
in Costa Rica as purrujas. |
