Keywords
Cerambycidae
Fauna
Omsk Region
West Siberia
Biodiversity
How to Cite
Abstract
An annotated check-list of the longicorn beetles of Omsk Region is given. The list based on literature data and collecting materials of authors. 41 species are new to the fauna of Omsk Region.
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