Iron Age and Pictish activity at Wemyss Caves, Fife Catriona Gibson and Chris Stevens with contributions from Michael J Allen and Cathie Chisham and illustrations by Mark Roughley Introduction

Source URL: cag.bcra.org.uk

FAMILY HYDROPHILIDAE (Water scavenger beetles) R.E. Roughley The Hydrophilidae forms a large family of mostly aquatic beetles; 149 species are known from within the Canadian and Alaskan borders. The family can be divided

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

FAMILY NOTERIDAE (Burrowing water beetles) R.E. Roughley This family of aquatic beetles includes only two species in Canada. Adults and larvae are found in standing water and are associated with dense masses of aquatic v

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

• Noteridae
• Water beetle
• Dytiscidae
• Beetle
• Agabus
• Phyla
• Protostome
• Adephaga

FAMILY SPHAERITIDAE (False clown beetles) R. Roughley The Sphaeritidae contains only one genus, Sphaerites, with two species in the Holarctic Region; one of them occurs in Canada and Alaska. Adults are found in dung and

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

FAMILY HYDRAENIDAE (Minute moss beetles) R.E. Roughley Twenty-seven species of Hydraenidae are found in Canada and Alaska. The family includes minute aquatic beetles, most of which are under 2 mm long. Adults are found a

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

• Beetles
• Staphylinoidea

FAMILY DYTISCIDAE (Predaceous diving beetles) D.J. Larson and R.E. Roughley Two hundred and sixty species of Dytiscidae are known from Canada and Alaska, making this the largest family of aquatic beetles in the region. T

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

FAMILY HALIPLIDAE (Crawling water beetles) R.E. Roughley This family of aquatic beetles includes 37 species in Canada and Alaska. The adults are distinctive among aquatic beetles by their enlarged hind coxal plates suspe

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

FAMILY GYRINIDAE (Whirligig beetles) R.E. Roughley Adult gyrinids form a group of beetles wonderfully adapted for life on the water surface; 36 species occur in Canada and Alaska in streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes. The

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

FAMILY GEORYSSIDAE (Minute mud-loving beetles) R.E. Roughley This family includes minute beetles, usually under 2 mm long; two species are known for the Nearctic Region, one of which occurs in British Columbia. Adults ar

Source URL: www.canacoll.org

Opening address by Counsel Assisting First Public Hearing 9 April 2014 Commissioner, the Attorney General has appointed me counsel to assist this Royal Commission. Michael Elliott and Fiona Roughley have also been appoin

Source URL: www.tradeunionroyalcommission.gov.au

• Royal Commission
• Slush fund
• Central Intelligence Agency
• Public administration
• Law
• Royal Commission into the Building and Construction Industry
• Administrative law
• Commissions
• Government