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BMIG Bulletin Volume 30 (2018)
Editorial download editorial
Articles
- “per isopoda ad astra” - 50 years of isopod recording – Paul T.
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BMIG Bulletin Volume 30 (2018)
Annual Field Meeting and AGM
The 2018 meeting location, Longtown, Herefordshire, was chosen to provide attending members with opportunities to go hunting for the ‘Maerdy Monster’ and the ‘Beddau Beast’ amongst other goodies in the Welsh Valleys, the Vale of Glamorgan and beyond to the coast. We are hopeful that Dr Thomas Wesner, a colleague from the Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander Koenig in Bonn, will be able to join us for the weekend, and to talk about genetic bar coding and the technique of micro CT scanning.
We have block‐booked a village pub, The Crown Inn, Longtown, for the weekend.
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Annual Field Meeting and AGM
Thursday 22nd to Sunday 25th March 2018
The 2018 meeting location, Longtown, Herefordshire, was chosen to provide attending members with opportunities to go hunting for the ‘Maerdy Monster’ and the ‘Beddau Beast’ amongst other goodies in the Welsh Valleys, the Vale of Glamorgan and beyond on the coast. We are hopeful that Dr Thomas Wesner, a colleague from the Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander Koenig in Bonn, will be able to join us for the weekend, and to talk about genetic bar coding and the technique of micro CT scanning.
We have block‐booked a village pub, The
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BMIG Newsletter 35 (Autumn 2017)
Contents: BMIG Field Weekend 2018; South Wales - yet another Chordeumatid new to Britain; Two new Julids and a mystery solved; A few records from Brownsea Island; Mouldy millipedes - Laboulbeniales fungi; Oritoniscus flavus in Scotland; Two Philoscia in Britain!; Vernacular names of centipedes; A centipede folk song; Stella Turk (1925-2017); Kenneth Hill (1924-2016); And finally...
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BMIGnews35.pdf651.32 KB
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An introduction to woodlice, millipedes and centipedes
Led by Steve Gregory
An introductory workshop to the identification of woodlice, millipedes and centipedes. Based at Dinton Pastures, Reading.
For more information see BENHS website
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BMIG Newsletter 34 (Spring 2017)
Contents: AGM notice; Find a new fungus for Britain on a millipede; More strange beasts in South Wales; How the centipede got its name - Lithobius forficatus; Hot woodlice and centipedes; Centipedes in the Départmentes of Finistère and Côtes-D’Armor, Brittany; Events of interest.
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BMIGnews34.pdf417.23 KB
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