Sacarrão G.F. e Soares A.A.]]> Chromis chromis (L.) (Pisces, Pomacentridae)]]> Saldanha L.]]> Chromis chromis (L.) (Pisces, Pomacentridae). Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série- Notas e suplementos, I(4).]]> Polymetme corythaeola - espèce nouvelle pour la faune du Portugal (Pisces, Gonostomatidae)]]> Saldanha L.]]> Polymetme corythaeola - espèce nouvelle pour la faune du Portugal (Pisces, Gonostomatidae). Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série- Notas e suplementos, I(7).]]> Zenopsis conchifer (Lowe, 1850) dans les eaux du Portugal (Pisces, Zeidae)]]> Saldanha L.]]> Zenopsis conchifer (Lowe, 1850) dans les eaux du Portugal (Pisces, Zeidae). Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série- Notas e suplementos, II(13).]]> Anarchias grassi (Roule, 1916) dans l'Archipel de Madère (Pisces, Anguilliformi, Muraenidae)]]> Saldanha L.]]> Anarchias grassi (Roule, 1916) dans l'Archipel de Madère (Pisces, Anguilliformi, Muraenidae). Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série- Notas e suplementos, II(14).]]> Muraenosaurus guntheri Osório, 1909 et de Nettastoma melanurum Raf., 1810 (Pisces Nettastomidae)]]> Saldanha L.]]> Muraenosaurus guntheri Osório, 1909 et de Nettastoma melanurum Raf., 1810 (Pisces Nettastomidae). Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série, I(9): 131-142.]]> Gnathophis mystax (Delaroche, 1809)]]> Saldanha L.]]> Gnathophis mystax (Delaroche, 1809). Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série, I(20): 425-444.]]> Ophisichthys dubius Osorio, 1917 synonyme de Pantirichthys mauritanicus Pellegrin, 1913 (Pisces, Anguilliforme, Heterenchelyidae)]]> Saldanha L.]]> Ophisichthys dubius Osorio, 1917 synonyme de Pantirichthys mauritanicus Pellegrin, 1913 (Pisces, Anguilliforme, Heterenchelyidae). Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série, II(10): 131-137 .]]> Saldanha L.]]> Saldanha L.]]> Lophotus lacepedei Giorna, 1809 (Pisces, Lophotidae) signalé pour la première fois sur la côte portugaise]]> Saldanha L.]]> Lophotus lacepedei Giorna, 1809 (Pisces, Lophotidae) signalé pour la première fois sur la côte portugaise. Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Segunda Série, VI(4): 35-50.]]> ex-libris manuscrito autógrafo, a lápis de carvão, de Francisco de Arruda Furtado, aposto no frontispício do volume. Contém ainda várias anotações manuscritas em vários fólios.]]> Samuel Pickworth Woodward]]> https://archive.org/stream/manualofmolluscawood#page/n5/mode/2up]]> Sandra Antunes]]> Mustela erminea Linnaeus, 1758: a new mustelid to Portugal]]> Santos-Reis M.]]> Mustela erminea Linnaeus, 1758: a new mustelid to Portugal. Arquivos do Museu Bocage, Série A, III(3): 39-50.]]> Herniaria algarvica Chaudhri.]]> Herniaria algarvica Chaudhri]]> Herniaria algarvica Chaudhri, pertencentes ao Banco de Sementes António Belo Correia, do Museu Nacional de História Natural. O banco de sementes é um importante repositório de biodiversidade, incluindo muitas espécies da flora Portuguesa. Esta espécie é um endemismo lusitano, ocorrendo em dunas sobre rochas costeiras.]]> Herniaria algarvica Chaudhri, from the António Belo Correia Seed Bank, of the National Museum of Natural History. The seed bank is an important repository of biodiversity, including many species of the Portuguese flora. This species is a Lusitanic endemism, occurring in dunes over coastal rocks.]]> Sara Sanchez del Campo (fotógrafo)]]> Narcissus serotinus L..]]> Narcissus serotinus L.]]> Narcissus serotinus L., pertencentes ao Banco de Sementes António Belo Correia, do Museu Nacional de História Natural. O banco de sementes é um importante repositório de biodiversidade, incluindo muitas espécies da flora Portuguesa. Esta espécie é um endemismo da Península Ibérica e NW de Marrocos, ocorrendo em clareiras de matos e prados em zonas rochosas.]]> Narcissus serotinus L., from the António Belo Correia Seed Bank, of the National Museum of Natural History. The seed bank is an important repository of biodiversity, including many species of the Portuguese flora. This species is endemic of the Iberian Peninsula and NW Morocco, occurring in clearings of woods and meadows in rocky areas.]]> Sara Sanchez del Campo (fotógrafo)]]> Linaria ricardoi Cout..]]> Linaria ricardoi Cout.]]> Linaria ricardoi Cout., pertencentes ao Banco de Sementes António Belo Correia, do Museu Nacional de História Natural. O banco de sementes é um importante repositório de biodiversidade, incluindo muitas espécies da flora Portuguesa. Esta espécie é um endemismo lusitano, ocorrendo em pastagens e campos de cultivo no sul de Portugal.]]> Linaria ricardoi Cout., from the António Belo Correia Seed Bank, of the National Museum of Natural History. The seed bank is an important repository of biodiversity, including many species of the Portuguese flora. This species is a Lusitanic endemism, occurring in pastures and cultivated fields in southern Portugal.]]> Sara Sanchez del Campo (fotógrafo)]]> Omphalodes kuzinskyanae Willk..]]> Omphalodes kuzinskyanae Willk.]]> Omphalodes kuzinskyanae Willk, pertencentes ao Banco de Sementes António Belo Correia, do Museu Nacional de História Natural. O banco de sementes é um importante repositório de biodiversidade, incluindo muitas espécies da flora Portuguesa. Esta espécie é um endemismo lusitano, ocorrendo em rochedos e areias maritímas.]]> Omphalodes kuzinskyanae Willk, from the António Belo Correia Seed Bank, of the National Museum of Natural History. The seed bank is an important repository of biodiversity, including many species of the Portuguese flora. This species is a Lusitanic endemism, occurring in rocks and sand by the sea.]]> Sara Sanchez del Campo (fotógrafo)]]> Senecio lagascanus DC subsp. lusitanicus (P. Cout.) Pinto da Silva.]]> Senecio lagascanus DC subsp. lusitanicus (P. Cout.) Pinto da Silva]]> Senecio lagascanus DC subsp. lusitanicus (P. Cout.) Pinto da Silva, pertencentes ao Banco de Sementes António Belo Correia, do Museu Nacional de História Natural. O banco de sementes é um importante repositório de biodiversidade, incluindo muitas espécies da flora Portuguesa. Esta espécie é um endemismo lusitano, ocorrendo em arrelvados pedregosos.]]> Senecio lagascanus DC subsp. lusitanicus (P. Cout.) Pinto da Silva, from the António Belo Correia Seed Bank, of the National Museum of Natural History. This species is a Lusitanic endemism, occurring in rocky lawns.]]> Sara Sanchez del Campo (fotógrafo)]]> Seixas M.M.P.]]> Seixas M.M.P.]]> Seixas M.M.P.]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – Catterpilars (3rd instar)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – Catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – Catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – Catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – Catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – Catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Pieris brassicae) – catterpilars]]> Sérgio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Vanessa atalanta) – chrysalid]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Vanessa atalanta) – chrysalid]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Vanessa atalanta) – chrysalid]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Vanessa atalanta) – chrysalid]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – cocoon]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Saturnia pavonia) – cocoon]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Vanessa atalanta) – butterfly]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]>