Unglazed entomological box containing over 80 specimens of European Carabidae beetles, including Carabus scheidleri (1964 paratypes) and Carabus spp. Specimens collected in 1929, 1962 Some specimens collected in Switzerland (1974), Yugoslavia and Hungary (1987) Specimens in their original state; attacked by attacking insects Species not regulated under CITES, EC Reg. 338/97, and prior to French Environmental Code Entomological collection

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