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| 19 November 1896 fishermen caught in the neighbourhood of Helder a large specimen of the moonfish, and brought it immediately to the Zoological station, where it arrived alive. The director, Dr. P. P. C. Hoek, addressed the fish to the Leyden Museum, and we received it next morning, 20 Nov., in the best, fresh condition. Examining the animal it proved to be Orthragoriscus nasus Ranz. It agrees entirely with the specimen from Callantsoog, described by Dr. van Lidth de Jeude in “Notes Leyd. Mus., Vol. XIV, p. 127, pl. 5” 1), though the dimensions are considerably greater. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509207 |
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| Some time ago our Museum received a very young specimen (in liquor) of Orthragoriscus-spec.? This acquisition to the series of O.-specimens in the Leyden Museum gives me an opportunity to publish the observations I made in comparing this young animal with the other specimens in our collection. The drawing (3 X natural size), joined to this publication, is made under my direction by Mr. Raar and is a most exact one. |
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| Ano: 1895 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509031 |
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| To the rare fishes in ichthyological collections belongs Anomalops palpebratus. In 1890 Douglas Ogilby described 1) two specimens, caught by Capt. Braithwaite near the New Hebrides, and now preserved in the Australian Museum at Sydney. The author adds, that these specimens »raise the number known to exist in various Museums to eight, and help to show the wide geographical range of this interesting fish.” The localities where it is found till now are: Menado (Bleeker, A. S. S. I. N. I, 1856, p. 42). |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509206 |
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| As Prof. Schlegel, in March 1876, finished his»Monographie des Singes” there was no specimen of C. talapoin in the Leyden Museum. He, therefore, ranged this species as a subdivision in the great group of Cercopithecidae, saying that, according to Is. Geoffroy Hilaire, this species was characterized by only three tubercles on the fifth lower molar. Having worked, some time ago, in the Monkeys of the Leyden Museum, I found that, since 1876, the collection was increased by three specimens of this species. On the bottom of the stand of one of these specimens I found the following remark, written by the hand of Schlegel: » Cercopithecus talapoin. ♂ ad. Tué au Gabon près de »Dongola. La tête etant fortement endommagée on n’en »a pu tirer le crane dont la... |
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| Ano: 1890 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508879 |
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| Among the zoological collections, made by Dr. H. ten Kate during his travels in the Malay Archipelago, which are now preserved in the Leyden Museum, are many fishes caught in fresh and brackish water. As it is a rare fact to become fishes from the above mentioned islands, I venture to give an enumeration of the different species; so this list will especially be a contribution to the knowledge of the geographical distribution of fishes in the East Indian Archipelago. The total number of fishes collected is 133, that of the species 15. |
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| Ano: 1895 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508448 |
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| In a collection of fishes, in Jan. ’94 presented to the Leyden Museum by the Lieutenant of arms J. v. Stockum, and collected in the Strait of Makassar, Balabalongan or Little Paternoster Isles, I found a species of the genus Novacula C. V., which, after examination, seems to me to be new for science. Dr. A. Günther, whom I asked to look for in the collections of the British Museum, confirmed me in my opinion and wrote me: »I have no doubt »your specimen of Novacula belongs to a species un»known to me”. In honour of the collector I call this new species Novacula Stockumii. |
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| Ano: 1895 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508528 |
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| In his »Catalogue of Fishes”, Vol. VII, 1868, p. 387, Dr. Günther says, that he agrees with Valenciennes ¹) in the opinion, that Engraulis japonicus Schlegel (Fauna Japonica, 1850, Pisces, p. 239, tab. CVIII, fig. 3) should be identical with E. ringens Jenyns (Voyage of the Beagle, 1842, Fishes, p. 136). On p. 390 of the same volume the author mentions Atherina japonica Houttuijn, with E. commersonianus Richards, as synonyme. E. ringens is found at the Pacific coast of America, E. japonicus Schleg. in the Japanese seas; yet Günther considers it not a very extraordinary fact, that a same species should occur on these two widely separated coasts. As the author, in 1880, described the shore-fishes of the Challenger-expedition (Chall. exped., 1880, Zoology,... |
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| Ano: 1891 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508431 |
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| Im Nachfolgenden habe ich mich bemüht, eine Uebersicht meiner Abhandlung » Die Myoxidae oder Schläfer. Ein Beitrag zur Osteologie und Systematik der Nagethiere, mit 5 Tafeln. Verlag von Trap, Leiden, 1890” zu geben. Dass dieses Excerpt, denn mehr ist es nicht, in der Zeitschrift des Leidener Museums seinen Platz findet, ist mir deshalb sehr lieb, weil die ganze Abhandlung im hiesigen Museum ausgearbeitet ist. Im System sind die Schläfer bei den Nagethieren untergebracht, wo sie das eine Mal zu den Eichhörnchen, das andere Mal zu den Mäusen gerechnet werden. Waterhouse (Observations on the Rodentia. Charlesw. Mag. Nat. Hist. New Ser. Vol. III. p.p. 91, 184. 1839) spricht zum ersten Male von einer Familie der Myoxidae. Ihm folgt später Wagner (Gruppirung der... |
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| Ano: 1891 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508807 |
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| In January of this year the collections of the Leyden Museum were increased by 21 fishes from the mouth of the Brantas-river, East Java, collected by Mr. J. Moll. I will give here an enumeration of the species, a total of 11, together with the corresponding material in our Museum. I must return many thanks to Professor Max Weber at Amsterdam for his kind assistance in the determination. |
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| Ano: 1895 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508812 |
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| Among a collection of fishes, sent by Mr. Jackson Demery from Liberia, were 11 examples which, at first sight, seemed to me to agree with Hemichromis fasciatus Peters. A careful examination led me to give some remarks on the characters of this species, which will make the determination more easy, and contribute to resolve the question: do the examples of Hemichromis fasciatus, till now described by the authors, belong to one and the same welldefined species. The material of Hemichromis fasciatus now in the Leyden Museum, including the 11 above mentioned specimens, consists of a number of 28 examples, namely: a. N°. 2278. 3 spec., length 80, 115 and 125 mM. Dabocrom. Pel coll., 1850. |
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| Ano: 1895 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508858 |
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