Entomology in Ecuador: Recent developments and - Olivier Dangles

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Figure 2 Ascalapha odorata L. 1758 (A. Janeta). Figure 3 Fulgora laternaria L. 1758 (A. Janeta). 412 Á. R. Barragán, O. Dangles, R. E. Cárdenas & G. Onore
Histoire de l’entomologie en Equateur America (Papavero et al. 1995). Th ey made numerous and important observations concerning the biological aspects of insects and gathered an extensive collection of insects that later were described by Pierre André Latreille (Papavero 1971). Today, a great number of these specimens are deposited in the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle de Paris. Numerous scientists consider Humboldt as the father of biogeographic and ecological studies based on his narratives of his studies Figure 4 Alexander Von Humboldt by Friedrich Georg Weitsch 1806 in South America. One of his most detailed illustrations was of the Ecuadorian Andes, where he illustrated the diversity and distribution of plants according to altitude (Fig. 5). Th e infl uence of altitude is refl ected in his manuscripts that described Ecuadorian species. One of his numerous publications is the Collection of Observations on Zoology and Comparative Anatomy (1805–1833) where he described in detail several observations on Ecuadorian insects. Humboldt’s 413
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