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Thomas Johannes Simonsen

Natural History Museum Aarhus

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Research Topics

Lepidoptera: Biology and Taxonomy Coleoptera: Cerambycidae studies Coleoptera Taxonomy and Distribution

Affiliations

Natural History Museum Aarhus2026–2026

Top Works

<em>Boloria</em> phylogeny (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae): tentatively reconstructed on the basis of male and female genitalic morphology

Thomas Johannes Simonsen

20060 citations

Education, Healthcare and Sociology Research

Fossil Insects in Amber

<em>Agathiphaga</em> wing vestiture revisited: evidence for complex early evolution of lepidopteran scales (Lepidoptera:Agathiphagidae)

Thomas Johannes Simonsen,Niels Bastian Kristensen

20010 citations

Eosassula szwedoi gen. et sp. nov. from the Danish earliest eocene Fur Formation

Thomas Johannes Simonsen,JAN A. RASMUSSEN,et al.

20260 citations

The male genitalia segments in fritillary butterflies:Comparative morphology with special reference to the 'rectal plate' in <em>Issoria</em> (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae)

Thomas Johannes Simonsen

20060 citations

Wing scale covering supports close relationship between <i>Callipielus</i> and <i>Dalaca</i>, Austral South American Ghost Moths (Lepidoptera: Hepialidae)

Thomas Johannes Simonsen

20020 citations

Optimization of DNA extraction for insect museomics substantially increases DNA yield

Marie Djernæs,Audrey Bras,et al.

20260 citations

Stereotypier, Velfærd, Politik og Produktion

Leif Lau Jeppesen,V. Pedersen,et al.

20020 citations

Scale length/wing length correlation in Lepidoptera

Niels Peder Kristensen,Thomas Johannes Simonsen

20030 citations

Fritillary phylogeny, classification, and larval host plants: reconstructed mainly on the basis of male and female genitalc morphology (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Argynnini)

Thomas Johannes Simonsen

20060 citations