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| Horst, R.. |
| On a plus écrit peut-être sur l'histoire du développement de l'huître que sur celle d'aucun autre animal invertébré.. II faut sans doute chercher la cause de ce fait dans cette particularité que l'huître fut, dès les temps les plus anciens, un des mets les plus recherchés, et que l'attention fut ainsi attirée sur le développement de cet animal. |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00034/14486/11787.pdf |
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| Beltremieux, Edouard. |
| Les questions de l'origine de la vie à la surface de la terre, de la mutabilité des plantes et des animaux se rattachent à ces études et se posent naturellement aux réflexions de l'observateur; c'est l'histoire du monde depuis les premiers temps de la période primaire, où la vie a paru sur la terre, jusqu'à nos jours. Les questions, ensuite, des analogies qui ressortent des travaux d'anatomie comparée et des ressemblances qui sont constatées entre les êtres fossiles et les êtres vivants, ne laissent que peu de doute sur la parenté qui existe entre les individus dispersés sur toutes les parties du monde. |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00032/14291/11571.pdf |
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| Walsingham, Lord. |
| Head ferruginous, palpi ferruginous, annulated and tipped with white. Antennae dull ferruginous, delicately spotted along their upper side with white. Thorax ferruginous with two ill defined yellowish white spots anteriorly. Fore-wings bright shining ferruginous, with two white spots before the fissure, one on the dorsal margin nearer to the base than to the fissure, another on the middle of the wing nearer to the fissure than to the base, a brownish spot at the base of the fissure preceded by a few brownish scales: the costal lobe clouded about its middle but not at its base, with bronzy-brown and having two blackish streaks on the costal margin and another at the extreme apex. The central bronzy-brown shade is preceded and followed by a silvery-wliite... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508808 |
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| Martin, K.. |
| Die Beschreibung eines Stegodontenzahnes von Java in der vorhergehenden Abhandlung dieses Bandes ist die Veranlassung geworden, dass De Koninklijke Natuurkundige Vereeniging in Nederlandsch Indië eine grosse Sammlung fossiler Säugethierreste dem Geologischen Museum in Leiden übersandte. Es befinden sich darin vor allen Dingen Elephanten- und Walfischknochen in sehr grosser Zahl. Einen Theil der für eine Artbestimmung geeigneten Petrefakte machte ich zum Gegenstande einer Untersuchung, deren Resultate im Folgenden zusammengestellt sind. Die Walfischreste, die durch einen ansehnlichen, fast völlig erhaltenen Schädel, ein grosses, unversehrtes Schulterblatt, zahlreiche Wirbel u. a. m. vertreten sind, hoffe ich später zu publiciren. Laut mir gewordener... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509516 |
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| Duvivier, Ant.. |
| Corps subhémisphérique, très-convexe; dessous d’un brun de poix presque noir au milieu; dessus d’un noir brillant, excepté le labre, le vertex, les côtés et le bord antérieur du prothorax, et deux grandes taches sur chaque élytre qui sont rouges ou testacés; ponctué sur toute la surface, les élytres marquées chacune de dix rangées de gros points enfoncés. — Long. 12 1/2 mm. Hab. Salawatti (Bernstein). |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508721 |
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| Sidney Olliff, A.. |
| Elongate, much depressed, narrowed behind, bright reddish brown, shining. Head very broad, moderately convex, obliquely narrowed behind the eyes, which are rather large and prominent, very finely and sparingly punctured on the disc, the punctures rather stronger near the margins and much closer and somewhat stronger behind the eyes, with a rather feebly impressed and punctured line at the base not reaching the sides; epistoma extremely finely and sparingly punctured, with a distinct impression at the base; mandibles large, moderately convex, somewhat finely punctured and coriaceous, strongly dentate and the apex bifid; jugular processes sinuous, only slightly converging anteriorly. Prothorax transverse, extremely finely and sparingly punctured on the disc,... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508439 |
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| Horst, R.. |
| Among the Invertebrates collected by Büttikofer and the late Sala during their journey in Liberia 2), I found two large earthworms, belonging to the genus Acanthodrilus). Though the specimens are not very well preserved, I will describe them as good as possible, our knowledge of this interesting genus of Lumbricidae being rather scanty and only based upon the examination of four species: A. obtusus Perr. and A. ungulatus Perr. from New-Caledonia, A. verticillatus Perr. from Madagascar 4) and A. kerguelenensis R. Lank. from Kerguelen Island 5). |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509164 |
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| Jacoby, Martin. |
| Below black; thorax testaceous, bimaculate; elytra finely pubescent, dark greenish black, the suture and lateral margin narrowly testaceous. — Length 5 lines. Head closely punctured at the vertex, without any transverse groove, the frontal tubercles very indistinct; lower part of face testaceous; antennae black, short, robust, fourth joint scarcely longer than the third, the following four joints shorter, broader and somewhat flattened, three terminal ones much narrower and only half the size; thorax nearly 3 times as broad as long, narrowed towards the apex, the sides scarcely rounded, posterior angles slightly oblique, surface very finely and rather closely punctured at the sides, the latter with a deep oblique depression, which is surrounded by a large... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509415 |
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| Duvivier, Ant.. |
| Convexe, ovalaire. — Antennes, thorax, cuisses (sauf l’extrémité des intermédiaires et des postérieures), et les quatre derniers segments de Vabdomen testacés; tête, écusson , poitrine, extrémité des cuisses intermédiaires et postérieures, tibias et tarses noirs; élytres brillantes, ponctuées, d’un beau bleu violacé. — Long. 8 1/2 à 9 1/2 mm. Hab. Bornéo mer.: Soengi Doeson (Müller). |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509443 |
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| Martin, K.. |
| Das Objekt, welches den Gegenstand der nachfolgenden Mittheilung bildet, ist von der Südküste von Ceram abkünftig ¹); es wurde vom derzeitigen Assistent-Residenten, Herrn D. Heijting von Banda aus an den Gouverneur von Niederländisch-Ost-Indien, Herru J. W. van Lansberge, gesandt und von Letztgenanntem dem Leidener Museum geschenkt. Der Fund eines Ichthyosaurus an diesem Orte beansprucht schon an und für sich ein erhöhtes Interesse, da Reste dieses Thieres im ganzen Niederländischen Archipel bis jetzt unbekannt sind. Wohl sind in cretaceïschen Schichten von Englisch-Indien, und zwar in der Utatúr-Gruppe von Trichinopoli, welche dem Chalk-Marl und Upper Greensand von England aequivalent ist ²), Wirbel von Ichthyosaurus gefunden und als Ichthyosaurus indicus... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509547 |
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| Lansberge, J.W. van. |
| Fuscus, capite thoraceque trilineatis, elytris testaceo-irroratis, maculis septem majoribus, impressis, albis, ornatis. — Long. 35 mm. De taille supérieure à celle des autres espèces, brun foncé, couvert d’une pubescence testacée très fine, disposée en petites taches sur les élytres. Derniers articles des antennes de nuance plus claire. |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508535 |
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| Jacoby, Martin. |
| Body elongate; eyes round, entire; penultimate joint of palpi thickened; antennae slender, filiform, second joint very short, fourth joint longer than the third; thorax squareshaped, disk transversely depressed at the posterior half; scutellum subpentagonal; elytra elongate, very finely and semiregularly punctured, with some obsolete longitudinal costae; their epipleurae very narrow, extending to the apex; legs rather robust, tibiae unarmed; the first posterior tarsal joint as long as the two following united; claws deeply bifid; prosternum invisible between the thighs; anterior coxal cavities open. In its general shape and squareshaped thorax, the species upon which I am obliged to found the present genus, resembles Phyllobrotica to which it is without... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509257 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| Length 12 mm. — Velvety and of a dull brownishgreen colour above, shining with coppery and brassy tinges beneath, the pygidium dull reddish-brown, opaque. Face and clypeus closely punctate, the latter quadrate, the front margin straight, its upturned edge however faintly emarginate in the middle, the lateral angles broadly rounded. Thorax covered with line punctures which are rather uniformly spread over the whole surface, and provided with six minute white dots arranged in two transverse rows of which the anterior one consists of two, the posterior curved one of four dots; three by three these dots form two lateral triangles which have their tip directed to the centre of the disk. Scutellum very small, narrow and acute. Elytra slightly narrowing towards... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508938 |
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| Martin, K.. |
| Bereits vor einer Reihe von Jahren beschrieb K. von Fritsch Patellinen von West-Borneo ¹) und bemerkte dazu: „Ob das Gestein wirklich tertiaer und zwar eocaen sei, ist unsicher, da die Patellinen häufiger in cretaceïschen als in jüngeren Gesteinen auftreten; Fragmente zweischneidiger Cidaridenstacheln, wohl Porocidaris, scheinen das tertiaere Alter wahrscheinlich zu machen.” Seitdem hat der Bergingenieur C. J. van Schelle eine grössere Zahl von Versteinerungen in dem betreffenden Patellinenmergel gesammelt, welcher am Seberoeang, linken Nebenflusse des Kapoeas ²), ansteht. Diese Fossilien wurden schon von Boettger, laut einer Mittheilung Verbeek’s ¹), für senonisch gehalten, aber erst durch H. B. Geinitz näher untersucht. Das Resultat dieser Untersuchung... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509497 |
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| Heylaerts, F.J.M.. |
| The collection of exotic Psychids in the Leyden Museum is far from being an extensive one, as there are only four species and the larval cases of two others. One of the latter (notwithstanding its being unique) was worth to be described. Moreover the species were not, or incorrectly named and of course required revision. — Mr. Ritsema kindly allowed me to examine all the specimens and to publish the following results of my examination in the »Notes from the Leyden Museum.” 1. Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis Steph. — One ♂. |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508966 |
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| Sharpe, R. Bowdler. |
| During a visit to the Leyden Museum last September I was able to examine several species of birds, which had not come under my notice during the preparation of the 7th volume of the »Catalogue of Birds”. Some of the species proved to be very distinct and I greatly regret that they have been omitted from the volume or relegated to foot-notes, as being of doubtful validity. During the whole of the time that this volume was going through the press, I was engaged in the moving of the Zoological Collections from Bloomsbury to South Kensington, and was unable to get abroad for my accustomed course of study in foreign Museums. I am sensible that the value of this volume has been somewhat impaired by these omissions, and I publish these supplementary notes, in... |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508447 |
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| Sidney Olliff, A.. |
| The two species made known in the present paper were collected at Tandjong Morawa, Serdang, in N. E. Sumatra by Dr. B. Hagen. The first of these is noteworthy on account of being the only Eastern species of the subfamily Mystropinæ as yet described, all the others being South American, with the exception of Mystrops dispar of Erichson, which is from Madagascar. The types of both these insects are in the collection of the Leyden Museum. |
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| Ano: 1884 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509176 |
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