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| Garcias, Alexandre. |
| Arcachon, comme ville, n'a pas cinquante ans d'existence, et déjà elle est devenue la reine des stations balnéaires et hivernales. Rendez-vous de la société parisienne, l'étranger de distinction ne manque pas aussi, en visitant le midi de la France, de venir admirer nos sites merveilleux. Le voisinage de nos immenses bois de sapins, une température exceptionnellement douce en hiver, la pureté du ciel, ont assuré à Arcachon cette rapide prospérité. (...) L'huître a des ennemis acharnés dont les ravages occasionnent des pertes incalculables, parfois même la ruine des ostréiculteurs. Les plus redoutables, ceux contre lesquels on s'impose, souvent en pure perte, les plus lourds sacrifices, sont les terres et les thouys, dont l'appétit vorace s'attaque aux... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00032/14313/11593.pdf |
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| Neervoort van de Poll, J.R.H.. |
| In a paper on the Cetoniidae captured by Mr. C. Ribbe in the Aru-Islands (Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift. XXIX (1885). p. 81—93), Dr. Kraatz has established the genus » Dichrosoma” for the reception of an insect upon which he bestowed the specific name »Lansbergei.” According to the author this new genus is a very distinct one, although rather difficult to characterize, being not closely allied to any of the already known genera, and perhaps it should be best placed after Sternoplus. Having acquired of late the unique specimen (type) of this species, I was at first sight surprised by the great resemblance it shows in outline with Diaphonia Bassi White, an insect upon which Kraatz has established his genus Platedelosis (Deutsche Ent. Zeitschrift XXIV... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508813 |
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| Fairmaire, L.. |
| Long. 25 à 27 mill. — Oblonga, subparallela, rufa, nitida, antennis, pedibus, mandibulisque fusco-brunneis, his femoribusque basi rufo-piceis; capite inflato, prothorace latiore, basi utrinque angulato-rotundato, lateribus punctulato, antice transversim impresso, margine antice late leviter sinuato, truncato, utrinque subtus ad mandibularum basin dente acuto armato; mandibulis deflexis, magnis, capite paulo longioribus, basi intus angulatis, apice acutis; antennis apicem versus attenuatis, articulo 1° crasso, secundo longiore, 3° ceteris parum breviore; prothorace transverso, longitudine duplo latiore, elytris angustiore, antice a basi levissime attenuato, margine postico fere recto, angulis obtuse rectis, margine antico medio sat fortiter emarginato,... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509298 |
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| Horst, R.. |
| Among the worms of our collections I met with two specimens of the genus Eudrilus, kindly presented to our Museum by Mr. C. J. Heering from Surinam. The genus Eudrilus was named by Perrier 2), who described three species: E. Lacazii (from Martinique), E. decipiens (from the Antilles) and E. peregrinus (from Rio Janeiro). Last year Mr. Beddard received from New Caledonia a dozen of earthworms, belonging to the same genus, which he named E. Boyeri 3). The genus Eudrilus, though agreeing in many characters, viz.: the arrangement of the bristles, the presence of a muscular gizzard, the form of the vascular system, with Lumbricus, is distinguished from it by the remarkable structure of its genital organs. Beddard published a careful account of the anatomy of... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508423 |
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| Régimbart, M.. |
| Regulariter ovalis, parum convexus, omnino testaceus, supra subtiliter reticulatus, elytris lineolis creberrimis, tenuibus, valde irregularibus et fere inconspicuis ornatis. — Long. vix 4 1/2 mill. Cette espèce, très reconnaissable à sa couleur pâle et uniforme, ne peut être comparée qu’aux L. religatus Shp. et chinensis Bohem.; mais elle se distingue très nettement de ces deux espèces par la sculpture, les aréoles de la réticulation étant infiniment plus lâches et moins régulières, et par les lignes flexueuses des élytres qui sont beaucoup plus fines, plus nombreuses, plus irrégulières et beaucoup moins apparentes. |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508992 |
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| Bergh, R.. |
| Das schon seit frühen Zeiten um die Wissenschaft so verdiente Holland scheint im dritten Decennium dieses Jahrhunderts die Absicht gehabt zu haben die Fauna und Flora seiner indischen Besitzungen gründlich zu erforschen. Holland hat damals eine kleine Reihe von seinen Söhnen, von talentvollen jungen Männern der Wissenschaft, dorthin geschickt, die unermüdlich und mit einem Kraftaufwande, der in den Tropen meistens verhängnissvoll ist, gearbeitet haben, die auf ihre Forschungen das Leben eingesetzt haben, und fast alle nach kurzer Zeit dort gestorben sind. Fern vom Mutterlande starben hier van Oort, Forsten, Horner, van Raalten, von den Chinesen getödtet Macklot, ferner der treffliche Boie, vor allen aber Kuhl und van Hasselt 1). Auch die begleitenden... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509113 |
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| Lefèvre, Ed.. |
| Subconico-cylindrica, nigra, subtus dense argenteo-sericea, palpis, antennis pedibusque omnino rufo-testaceis, mandibulis nigris, superne rufo-maculatis; capite subtiliter ruguloso, inter oculos late evidenter depresso, pube subargentea obsito; prothorace nigro, margine laterali et antico maculaque media parva, flavis, parte nigra antice late et profunde sinuata, punctato-corrugata, punctis majoribus et minoribus intermixtis; scutello punctulato, triangulari, apice acuto, linea media elevata longitudinaliter instructo; elytris grosse inordinatim punctatis, fasciis tribus transversis et undulatis (1a. basali obliqua, 2a. submedia, 3a. fere apicali) nigris. — Long. 11 mill.; lat. 5 mill. Afrique trop. occ.: Humpata (v. d. Kellen). — Un seul exemplaire. |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508606 |
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| Horst, R.. |
| During his last journey in Liberia, my colleague Mr. Büttiköfer had the opportunity to collect a number of earthworms under a mouldering palm-tree. Among them I met with some specimens of Ac. Büttikoferi, a species which I briefly described in this Journal, Vol. VI, p. 105. However this description being based upon the examination of a single very badly preserved individual, I wish to give in the following note some illustrations and a more full account of the distinguishing characters of this species. The number of described species of Lumbricidae from all parts of the world is increasing daily, and it is a wellknown fact to every-one, dealing with this matter, that it is hardly possible to determine the systematic position of earthworms only by their... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509146 |
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| Ruijs, J.Mar.. |
| Zooals bekend, werd op het Internationaal Poolcongres, in Augustus 1881 te Petersburg gehouden, Dicksonhaven aan den mond van de Jenissei als het station aangewezen, dat Nederland, bij zijn deelneming aan het voorgenomen gemeenschappelijk onderzoek van het poolbekken zou bezetten. De expeditie, die ik als natuurhistoricus vergezelde, verliet Amsterdam den 5den Juli 1882, aan boord van het Noorsch schroefstoomschip »Varna«, dat haar naar de plaats van bestemming zou voeren. Zij kwam na een oponthoud van acht dagen te Trondhjem, den 22sten van dezelfde maand te Hammerfest aan en begon zes dagen later, in gezelschap van het stoomschip »Louise« van Bremen, haar eigenlijken tocht naar het Noorden. |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/504120 |
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| Lorié, J.. |
| Herr Martin übergab mir die von ihm aus West-Indien mitgebrachten fossilen Mollusken zur Bearbeitung, mit deren Beschreibung und den daraus zu ziehenden, geologischen Schlussfolgerungen sich die nachfolgenden Mittheilungen beschäftigen. Dem vorläufigen Reiseberichte, welchen Martin in der Zeitschrift der Niederländischen Geographischen Gesellschaft 1885 erstattete, und mündlichen Mittheilungen entnehmen wir die folgenden Angaben, welche für das Verständniss unserer Abhandlung unentbehrlich sind. Die vorliegenden Fossilien stammen lediglich von den Inseln Curaçao und Aruba, sowie von einer Muschelbank der Nordküste Venezuela’s; die Verhältnisse der Insel Bonaire lassen wir daher unerörtert. |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509467 |
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| Jentink, F.A.. |
| Some weeks ago I procured a small collection of Mammals and Birds collected by Mr. J. H. (I have not been happy enough to investigate the name) in the years 1880 and 1881. The specimens labeled 1880 are from Nauta; those with the label 1881 are from Samiria. Nauta is a locality in North-Eastern-Peru on the Marañon-River, visà-vis the mouth of the Ucayali-River. Samiria is a name quite new to me and not on the maps, but I think that this locality is to be found in the neighborhood of Nauta and is perhaps the same as Chambira on the maps: and if this supposition is right then it is a locality in Ecuador, on the River of the same name, a branch of the Marañon. That it is not without interest to know the exact situation of the latter locality will be clear if... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509060 |
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| Fowler, W.W.. |
| Among a number of Languriidae sent to me for examination by Herr Ritsema, I have found several very interesting species. The most interesting to myself was a specimen of the handsome Compsolanguria concinna which I have lately described (with figure) in the Transactions of the Entomological Society of London, 1886, Prt. III, p. 315; the only other specimen hitherto known is in the collection of the British Museum; the Leyden Museum specimen is labelled » America meridionalis, Ste Paulo d’Olivença, M. de Mathan, Mai 1883.” Other species worth mentioning are Callilanguria Wallacei Crotch, hitherto almost unique (a specimen from Borneo: Dr. Schwaner), Languriosoma Brooki Crotch (three specimens from East Sumatra: Dr. B. Hagen), Oxylanguria acutipennis Crotch... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509144 |
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| Fairmaire, L.. |
| Long. 13 millim. — Elongatus, modice convexus, rufus, modice nitidus, capite infuscato, fulvo-pubescens, subtus cum pedibus dilute rufescens, tarsis obscuris; capite summo fortiter punctato, antice transversim late impresso et subtilius sed densius punctato, labro rufescente, late sinuato; antennis paulo pallidioribus, basin prothoracis sat valde superantibus, flabellatis, flabello gracili, articulo longiore; prothorace elytris haud angustiore, antice parum attenuato, margine antico cum angulis late rotundato, margine postico utrinque fortiter sinuato, angulis posticis longe retroversis, gracilibus, sat acutis, basin elytrorum amplectantibus, dorso sat fortiter dense punctato, basi medio elevato, utrinque arcuatim leviter impresso ; scutello ogivali,... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509459 |
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| Régimbart, M.. |
| 1. Dineutes Fairmairei Rég., Ann. Soc. Ent. France. 1882. p. 394. — La série d’exemplaires des îles Viti que vient de me communiquer Mr. Ritsema, et qui appartient à Mr. Neervoort van de Poll, se compose d’individus dont la taille, la forme et la coloration varient d’une façon tout à fait extraordinaire et indépendante du sexe, au point qu’en voyant les formes les plus éloignées il est impossible de croire qu’elles aient la moindre parenté entre elles. La taille varie dans les limites extrêmes de 10 1/2 et de 15 1/2 mill. La coloration dominante est le bleu d’acier qui est plus ou moins rehaussé par de magnifiques teintes métalliques bronzées, cuivrées ou pourprées. Chez les uns la bande chatoyante mate des élytres n’occupe guère que le tiers de leur... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508430 |
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| Jentink, F.A.. |
| Mr. P. J. van der Kellen, a young Dutchman, was one of the Members of an expedition to the Cunene-River under the head of Mr. D. D. Veth, son of Dr. P. J. Veth, formerly Professor in Leyden. This expedition scarcely was in Mossamedes so Mr. Veth fell sick and soon afterwards died and by his death the expedition finished. Mr. v. d. Kellen having arranged the affairs of his late friend Veth resolved not to return home, but, being the naturalist of the named expedition, to explore Mossamedes and the interior of South-Africa and to make zoological collections for the Leyden Museum. He is collecting in every branch of zoology and what he collected up to this date is in the Leyden Museum, with the exception of a couple of specimens and some duplicates, which are... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508468 |
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| Neervoort van de Poll, J.R.H.. |
| In the foregoing volume of the »Notes”, I have described (p. 32) a ♀ specimen of a Batocerid belonging to the genus Rosenbergia Rits., on which I bestowed the specific name megalocephala on account of the enormous development of the head. Having been fortunate enough to procure lately a ♂ specimen, I think it will be of interest to point out the sexual differences, which do not only consist of the usual characteristic of the antennae. Firstly the head and mandibles are not extraordinarily developed but are well proportioned to the size of the insect; the antennae are of course more robust and longer, measuring 75 mm., thus overreaching the body with 30 mm. The thoracic spines are slightly directed upwards, the humeral tooth is somewhat larger, and the... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508399 |
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| Neervoort van de Poll, J.R.H.. |
| Recently Mr. Ritsema has published (vide ante p. 219) an alphabetical list of the described species of the genus Batocera with indication of the synonyms. These synonymical remarks are partly due to his own observations, partly to Mr. van Lansberge’s informations concerning many of the Thomsonian species, and my own notices on the species described by Major Parry, whilst a few are copied from the Munich Catalogue. Having just now successively visited the Museums of Genoa, Darmstadt and Loudon , as well as the private collection of Mr. Pascoe, I am able to give still some additional synonymical annotations on the types contained in the above mentioned collections. The examination of the Batocerids of the Museum of Genoa did not afford me observations on the... |
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| Ano: 1887 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509189 |
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