کلید شناسائی گونه های مختلف ( SUARIUS , CHRYSOPA ( NEUROPTERA : CHRYSOPIDAE جمع آوری شده در ایران
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volume 9 issue 1,2
pages 47- 54
publication date 1987-02-20
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