"gigantopterid" = an English noun describing large leaves with complex reticulate venation resembling the Cathaysian fossil seed plant genus Gigantopteris and North American genus Delnortea of the Permian Period, 260 million years ago"

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[ Links to Web Pages on Biochemistry and Development, Fossil Insects, and Insects ]


Coleopterists Society:
The Coleopterists Society is devoted to the study of beetles ...
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Colorado State University Department of Entomology:
"This Entomology on World-Wide Web" page includes multiple links to other web sites devoted to entomology ... LINK

Entomological Society of America (ESA):
This is the official home page of the Entomological Society of America ... LINK

International Palaeoentomological Society (IPS):
Follow this link to the official web site for this professional scientific organization. This is a gateway to the literature on fossil insects. Image galleries are included on this web site ...
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Mississippi Entomological Museum:
Professor Richard Brown and team have created this great web site on entomology ...
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Palaeontological Institute Laboratory of Arthropods, Russian Academy of Sciences:
This is a web site devoted to palaeoentomology in Russia ...
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Professor Roy Beckenmeyer's Web Site:
This site contains many useful links to other web sites on fossil insects. In addition Professor Beckenmeyer provides the viewer with images of insect fossils ... LINK

Professor Bryan Danforth's Web Site:
The Danforth Lab web site, which is sponsored by the Cornell University Department of Entomology, contains this overview of bees and the evolution of flowers, among other topics of entomological interest ...
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Psillid Web Site:
Devoted to the biology and fossil history of leaf-mining Hemiptera - a great place to start leaf hopping ... LINK

The Homeobox Page:
This is a useful primer on the role of homeobox genes and transcription factors in animal development ... LINK

University of Washington Fold-it Web Site:
This web site is sponsored by the University of Washington Department of Computer Science & Engineering Department, complete with puzzles useful for teaching biochemistry and developmental regulation by proteins ...
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The background image is a scanning electron micrograph of the head of Haptoncus tahktajanii (Nitidulidae, Coleoptera), photographed by Al Soeldner, Oregon State University Electron Microscopy Laboratory. Haptoncus tahktajanii is a phytophagous associate of the island endemic tree Degeneria (Magnolianae, Magnoliales, Degeneriaceae).

Field work on Degeneriaceae of the Fiji Islands was sponsored by a grant from the National Geographic Society.



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