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Faunal Analysis of Saldidae(Hemiptera) from Inner Mongolia

Ning Wang

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Saldidae from Inner Mongolia were classified during 2006 to 2009,23 species were found out,belonging to 2 subfamilies and 7 genera.A faunal analysis was carried out.Result showed that,Saldidae from Inner Mongolia showed conspicuous palaearctic region characteristics in the world faunal analysis and presented Mongolia-Xinjiang region characteristics in China faunal analysis.

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Saldidae from Inner Mongolia were classified during 2006 to 2009,23 species were found out,belonging to 2 subfamilies and 7 genera.A faunal analysis was carried out.Result showed that,Saldidae from Inner Mongolia showed conspicuous palaearctic region characteristics in the world faunal analysis and presented Mongolia-Xinjiang region characteristics in China faunal analysis.

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Saldidae from Inner Mongolia were classified during 2006 to 2009,23 species were found out,belonging to 2 subfamilies and 7 genera.A faunal analysis was carried out.Result showed that,Saldidae from Inner Mongolia showed conspicuous palaearctic region characteristics in the world faunal analysis and presented Mongolia-Xinjiang region characteristics in China faunal analysis.

Key concepts: Inner mongolia, Hemiptera, China, Geography, Ecology, Biology, Archaeology

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