@booklet {15711,
	title = {Gold bugs and beyond: a review of iridescence and structural colour mechanisms in beetles (Coleoptera)},
	howpublished = {J. R. Soc. Interface},
	volume = {6},
	year = {2009},
	month = {25/02/2010},
	pages = {S165-S184},
	publisher = {The Royal Society},
	abstract = {Members of the order Coleoptera are sometimes referred to as {\textquoteleft}living jewels{\textquoteright}, in allusion to thestrikingly diverse array of iridescence mechanisms and optical effects that have arisen inbeetles. A number of novel and sophisticated reflectance mechanisms have been discovered inrecent years, including three-dimensional photonic crystals and quasi-ordered coherentscattering arrays. However, the literature on beetle structural coloration is often redundantand lacks synthesis, with little interchange between the entomological and optical researchcommunities. Here, an overview is provided for all iridescence mechanisms observed inColeoptera. Types of iridescence are illustrated and classified into three mechanistic groups:multilayer reflectors, three-dimensional photonic crystals and diffraction gratings. Taxonomicand phylogenetic distributions are provided, along with discussion of the putative functionsand evolutionary pathways by which iridescence has repeatedly arisen in beetles.},
	keywords = {Eupholus, Pachyrhynchus},
	url = {http://ukpmc.ac.uk/picrender.cgi?artid=1697321\&blobtype=pdf},
	author = {Seago, A.E. and Brady, P. and Vigneron, J.-P. and Schultz, T.D.}
}
@booklet {15712,
	title = {Gold bugs and beyond: a review of iridescence and structural colour mechanisms in beetles (Coleoptera)},
	volume = {6},
	year = {2009},
	month = {25/02/2010},
	pages = {S165-S184},
	publisher = {The Royal Society},
	abstract = {Members of the order Coleoptera are sometimes referred to as {\textquoteleft}living jewels{\textquoteright}, in allusion to thestrikingly diverse array of iridescence mechanisms and optical effects that have arisen inbeetles. A number of novel and sophisticated reflectance mechanisms have been discovered inrecent years, including three-dimensional photonic crystals and quasi-ordered coherentscattering arrays. However, the literature on beetle structural coloration is often redundantand lacks synthesis, with little interchange between the entomological and optical researchcommunities. Here, an overview is provided for all iridescence mechanisms observed inColeoptera. Types of iridescence are illustrated and classified into three mechanistic groups:multilayer reflectors, three-dimensional photonic crystals and diffraction gratings. Taxonomicand phylogenetic distributions are provided, along with discussion of the putative functionsand evolutionary pathways by which iridescence has repeatedly arisen in beetles.},
	keywords = {Eupholus, Pachyrhynchus},
	url = {http://ukpmc.ac.uk/picrender.cgi?artid=1697321\&blobtype=pdf},
	author = {Seago, A.E. and Brady, P. and Vigneron, J.-P. and Schultz, T.D.}
}
@article {12168,
	title = {New Philippine Coleoptera},
	journal = {Philippine Journal of Science},
	volume = {19},
	number = {(21)},
	year = {1922},
	pages = {pp. 523-627},
	type = {Article},
	keywords = {Agametis proba, Alcides (Alcides) aeratus, Alcides (Metallalcides) chalcomorphus, Blepiarda, Brachycolobodes, Brachycolobodes undulatus, Coelosternus javanus, Coelosternus philippinensis, Colobodellus, Colobodellus alboscutellatus, Colobodes turbatus, Cryptorhynchinae, Cyamobolus definilus, Cydostethus obliquesignatus, Deporaus dimidiatus, Deporaus exophthalmus, Deporaus galerucoides, Deporaus nigricornis, Deporaus nigrifrons, Deporaus uniformis, Deretiosomimus, Deretiosomimus angulicollis, Deretiosomimus lactifrons, Deretiosus venustus, Dinapries, Dinapries salebrosa, Dyspeithes dentipes, Dyspeithes dentipes punctatostriatus, Dyspeithes scriatopunctatus, Emexaure septempunctata, Emexaure suturalis, Endymia apicalis, Eprias, Eucolobodes, Eucolobodes horribilis, Glenea caraga, Lobocodes, Macrocyrtus pseudopolitus, Mecistocerus (Rhadinomerus) setosipes, Mecistocerus albohumeralis, Mecistocerus compreasipes, Mecistocerus laesipes, Mecistocerus latiusculus, Mecistocerus maculicrus, Mecistocerus maculipes, Mecistocerus modestus, Mecistocerus montanus, Mecistocerus pictithorax, Mecopus nigroplagiatus, Mecopus niveoscutellaris, Menechirus fuscodorsalis, Metapocyrtus, Metapocyrtus proteus, Metapocyrtus pseudoelegans, Metapocyrtus pseudomandarinus, Metapocyrtus rufotibialis, Metialma nigritana, Micrapries, Micrapries echinus, Micrapries nanna, Nannocolobodes, Nannocolobodes mus, Nauphaeus carbonarius, Nauphaeus manobo, Nechyrus bifasciculatus, Nechyrus humerosus, Nechyrus lineicollis, Niphades (Scaphostethus) cylindricollis, Nothapocyrtus basifasciatus, Nothapocyrtus subpilosulus, Ocoblodes, Ocoblodes binotata, Ocoblodes cionoides, Ocoblodes conspersus, Ocoblodes lineola, Ocoblodes vana, Odosyllis albifrons, Odosyllis albolinea, Odosyllis alboscutellaris, Odosyllis bilineola, Odosyllis cervina, Odosyllis chorizans, Odosyllis eubuloides, Odosyllis leucomelopus, Odosyllis octopunctata, Odosyllis pauxilla, Odosyllis sellata, Odosyllis similis, Odosyllis subsulfurea, Othippia impexa, Otidognathus pictus, Pachyrrhynchus bakeri, Pachyrrhynchus modestior v. transversatus, Pachyrrhynchus pavonius, Pachyrrhynchus psittaculus, Pachyrrhynchus rugicollis, Pachyrrhynchus rugicollis v. aurinius, Parapries, Perrhaebius delicatus, Perrhaebius directus, Perrhaebius elegans, Perrhaebius x-album, Rhadinopus borneonis, Rhadinopus javanicus, Rhadinopus pseudofrigidus, Schizoeupsalis kleinei, Solobrachius modestus, Sybulus calidus, Systaltopezus, Therebus bifasciatus, Tragopus albicans, Tragopus ornaticollis, Tragopus sablanicus, Tragopus vitticollis, Zeugenia rosacea, Zosne cachila},
	author = {Heller, K.M.}
}
@article {11478,
	title = {Ecology and biogeography of New Guinea Coleoptera},
	journal = {Monographiae Biologicae},
	volume = {42},
	number = {2},
	year = {1982},
	pages = {709-734},
	type = {Article},
	keywords = {Cryptorhynchinae, Gymnopholus, Pantorhytes},
	isbn = {0077-0639},
	author = {Gressitt, J.L.}
}
@booklet {5520,
	title = {Gold bugs and beyond: a review of iridescence and structural colour mechanisms in beetles (Coleoptera)},
	howpublished = {J. R. Soc. Interface},
	volume = {6},
	year = {2009},
	month = {25/02/2010},
	pages = {S165-S184},
	publisher = {The Royal Society},
	abstract = {Members of the order Coleoptera are sometimes referred to as {\textquoteleft}living jewels{\textquoteright}, in allusion to thestrikingly diverse array of iridescence mechanisms and optical effects that have arisen inbeetles. A number of novel and sophisticated reflectance mechanisms have been discovered inrecent years, including three-dimensional photonic crystals and quasi-ordered coherentscattering arrays. However, the literature on beetle structural coloration is often redundantand lacks synthesis, with little interchange between the entomological and optical researchcommunities. Here, an overview is provided for all iridescence mechanisms observed inColeoptera. Types of iridescence are illustrated and classified into three mechanistic groups:multilayer reflectors, three-dimensional photonic crystals and diffraction gratings. Taxonomicand phylogenetic distributions are provided, along with discussion of the putative functionsand evolutionary pathways by which iridescence has repeatedly arisen in beetles.},
	keywords = {Eupholus, Pachyrhynchus},
	url = {http://ukpmc.ac.uk/picrender.cgi?artid=1697321\&blobtype=pdf},
	author = {Seago, A.E. and Brady, P. and Vigneron, J.-P. and Schultz, T.D.}
}
@article {4091,
	title = {Viaggio di Lamberto Loria nella Papuasia orientale. XXIII. Curculionidae},
	journal = {Annali del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Genova},
	volume = {xl},
	year = {1899},
	pages = {1-130},
	type = {Article},
	keywords = {Achopera, Acicnemis exclusa, Acicnemis laqueata, Acicnemis modesta, Acicnemis proeculta, Aclees granulosus, Acythopeus binotatus, Agametis oeruginosa, Alcidodes blanchardi, Amalthus sulcifrons, Amorphoidea bicolor, Amorphoidea discedens, Anchithyrus quadripunctatus, Apion albopictum, Apion gestivi, Apion infaustum, Arachnopus biguttatus, Arachnopus sectator, Aulacocnemus, Aulacocnemus solitarius, Barinogyna, Barinogyna ebenina, Choerodemas setiger, Choerorhamphus, Cionus usambicus, Cleonis, Cleonis (Konigius), Conapion sculpturatum, Coptorhynchus discretus, Coptorhynchus distans, Coptorhynchus fraterculus, Coptorhynchus hospes, Coptorhynchus pellax, Coptorhynchus posticus, Coryssoglymma, Coryssoglymma enodata, Coryssoglymma odiosa, Cossonini, Cryptorhynchini, Deretiosus verrucifer, Diathetes signaticollis, Dioedimorpha depressicollis, Dryophthorus tricuspis, Dyspeithes suspiciosus, Ectatocyba, Ectatocyba tuberosa, Ectemnomerus nigroplagiatus, Ectemnomerus pertusicollis, Ectemnomerus viridanus, Elassophilus, Elassophilus albopictus, Elytrocheilus crassicornis, Elytrocheilus expansus, Elytrocheilus nigripes, Elytrocheilus proximus, Elytrocheilus ruficollis, Elytrocheilus rufipes, Eupholus bennettii, Eupholus bicolor, Eupholus cinnamomeus, Eupholus coesius, Guiomatus, Guiomatus quadrinodosus, Idiopsis excellens, Idiopsis maculosa, Idotasia cribrata, Idotasia cuneata, Idotasia densata, Idotasia difficilis, Idotasia ephippiata, Idotasia gibbirostris, Idotasia illex, Idotasia illita, Idotasia melas, Idotasia morokensis, Idotasia neglecta, Idotasia obnixa, Idotasia polita, Idotasia pusilla, Idotasia seclusa, Idotasia sejuncta, Idotasia sellata, Idotasia solida, Idotasia vana, Imathia brevis, Isotocerus fallax, Isotocerus setiger, Madarini, Meroleptus, Microspathe, Nechyrus concussus, Nechyrus humeralis, Neoporopterus, Neoporopterus varicosus, Niphades interruptus, Ochronanus subreflexus, Ochronanus vicinus, Odosyllis opposita, Orthorhinus illex, Ottistira loeta, Ottistira nitida, Ottistira sulcicollis, Ottistira viridis, Oxymelus, Oxymelus concretus, Pantorhytes opacus, Pantorhytes proximus, Pantoxystus, Pholidonotus pilosus, Poropterus, Poropterus excitiosus, Pseudoporopterus, Pseudoporopterus leai, Pseudoporopterus sulcicollis, Ptochus violaceipes, Ptyctonotus, Ptyctonotus gibbus, Pyroderes, Rhinoscapha albaria, Rhinoscapha gestroi, Rhinoscapha loriai, Sclerodontus, Sclerodontus comma, Stelechodes, Stelechodes loriai, Stereoderus fronto, Stereoderus hospes, Stereonotus, Stereonotus doriai, Tapinosomus, Telaugia corpulenta, Telephae muticollis, Tyrtaeosus ingens, Tyrtaeosus plebeius, Xenospilus, Xenospilus bicolor, Xenospilus fuscicornis},
	author = {Faust, J.}
}
