Study of the species composition and the dynamics of the bloodsucking dipterous insects in the tundra forests of the Taimyr Peninsula

Study of the species composition and the dynamics of the bloodsucking dipterous insects in the tundra forests of the Taimyr Peninsula

by D. V. Savel'ev

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Describes species composition of mosquitoes, black flies, horseflies, and biting midges in Taimyr Peninsula as well as dynamics of their flight. Based on observations conducted in 1958. Translated from Russian. Reprinted from Trudy Nauchno-Issledovatel'skogo Instituta Sel'skogo Khozyaistva Krainego Severa, ser.12, 1963, p.253-57.

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