Titlebook: Novel aspects of the biology of Chrysomelidae; P. H. Jolivet,M. L. Cox,E. Petitpierre Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Eggs and oviposition in chrysomelid beetlesThe general biology of insect eggs including Chrysomelidae has been brilliantly reviewed in the last publication of Prof. Howard Hinton, published posthumously in three volumes (1981). A particularly useful review of the egg-laying habits of the Chrysomelid beetles of northern Europe is to be found in Cox (1976).

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Cytogenetics of CassidinaeThe order Coleoptera, with its more like 400.000 species, involves an important number of taxa that have existed since the Permian Period (Wooton, 1981). The Adephaga, Polyphaga and Archostemata are the three suborders comprising this group, the latter being considered the most ancestral of the three.

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Genetics of the Colorado potato beetle, , (Say)The Colorado potato beetle, . (Say), is an American insect that belongs to the family Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera). The species has been described by Say (1824). The rapid dispersal of the species from Central America throughout the USA to Canada as well as from France through western Europe to China has been reviewed by Jolivet (1991).

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