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Method for making resin embedded Lepidoptera insect specimen

A technology of Lepidoptera insects and a production method, which is applied in the field of insect taxonomy and can solve the problems of discoloration of butterfly wings, severe discoloration of specimens, and detachment of specimens.

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-04-24
陈宝明
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[0002] There are various ways to make insect specimens, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. At present, the production of resin-embedded specimens of Lepidoptera insects has a lot of defects. The main defect is that the produced specimens are very discolored, completely deviating from the true appearance of the specimens, and cannot be accepted by people. , mainly to make some works of art, and has applications in a small area. Lepidoptera insects include moths and butterflies. There are about 200,000 known species in the world. They generally have scales on their wings, which is also the origin of the name Lepidoptera. , the interface formed by the scales and the air reflects and diffracts the light, thus showing the color of the wings of Lepidoptera insects. However, if the wings of Lepidoptera insects are directly embedded with resin, the scales on the wings are not in contact with the air. The resin will infiltrate the wings, which will cause serious deviations in the color of the wings, just like oil soaking the paper, and the color of the paper will change seriously. This phenomenon is called oil immersion in the production of butterfly specimens, so In the production of some butterfly specimens, the abdomen is simply removed. For example, the production of Morpho Helena specimens is like this. There is oil in the abdomen of this butterfly, which is easy to change the color of the butterfly wings.

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[0015] Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0016] In the invention, the wings of the Lepidoptera insects are plastic-sealed first, then poured and solidified with resin, and finally made into a resin-embedded specimen.

[0017] According to the size of the Lepidoptera insect specimens, select a suitable size plastic film.

[0018] figure 1 According to the size of the Lepidoptera insect body (head 3, chest 4, abdomen 5 and antennae 1), two layers of plastic film at the body are cut out, that is, a hole is dug at the same position of the upper plastic film 6 and the lower plastic film 7, In order to leave space for the body of Lepidoptera insects. Cut the upper layer of plastic film 6 and the lower layer of plastic film 7 according to the size of the specimen along the plastic film cutting line 2, discard the two layers of plastic film within the plastic film cutting line 2, and keep the rest ...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a method for making a resin embedded Lepidoptera insect specimen. Wings of a Lepidoptera insect are subjected to plastic package firstly with a plastic package film or a scotchtape, then the surplus plastic package film is cut off, the plastic package film for plastic package of the wings is retained, finally, the insect specimen with plastic package of the wings is embedded in resin, and the resin embedded Lepidoptera insect specimen is prepared. The problem of color change of the conventional resin embedded Lepidoptera insect specimen is solved, the original real color of the specimen is retained, and the made resin embedded Lepidoptera insect specimen meets requirements of scientific research and can also meet requirement of artware making.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to insect taxonomy and making of biological specimens, in particular to making specimens of Lepidoptera insects, and can also be applied to other insects other than Lepidoptera insects. Background technique [0002] There are various ways to make insect specimens, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. At present, the production of resin-embedded specimens of Lepidoptera insects has a lot of defects. The main defect is that the produced specimens are very discolored, completely deviating from the true appearance of the specimens, and cannot be accepted by people. , mainly to make some works of art, and has applications in a small area. Lepidoptera insects include moths and butterflies. There are about 200,000 known species in the world. They generally have scales on their wings, which is also the origin of the name Lepidoptera. , the interface formed by the scales and the air reflects and diffracts the light, thus...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01N1/00
CPCA01N1/00
Inventor 陈宝明
Owner 陈宝明
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