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| Parmi les industries maritimes auxquelles se livrent les populations habitant le littoral, une des plus intéressantes est sans contredit l'industrie huitrière ; si elle ne concourt que dans une faible mesure a former des hommes de mer proprement dits, elle a pour effet cependant, en donnant du travail à toute la famille et en accroissant par suite ses ressources, de permettre à un certain nombre de marins et de pêcheurs de continuer à exercer la profession maritime. |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00065/17612/15137.pdf |
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| Finsch, O.. |
| Among the birds collected by the French naturalist Mr. P. Diard, who in the service of the government of Dutch India in 1826 first explored the district of Pontianak, west-coast of Borneo, the most interesting is no doubt a Ground-Cuckoo, peculiar by its large size and vivid colours. Diard got only one specimen, which reached Leyden not before 1828 and which was described and figured by Temminck in his »Planches coloriées” (91e Livr., 1832, Pl. 538) under the name Calobates radiceus” afterwards changed in Calobates radiatus” (Tabl. méth. or Index to the above work, p. 53, 1838). I mention these dates only to show that publication in those days did not go on so quickly as at present. This type-specimen of the Pl. col. is »La femelle adulte”, and Temminck... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508723 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| Some weeks ago I received from Mr. J. D. Pasteur at Batavia the pupa of the male (forma maxima) of the above quoted interesting stag-beetle, which I thought worthy to be figured in the »Notes”. I received the specimen with the following annotation: »The pupa of Allotopus Rosenbengii (Voll.) I send herewith to you was found by me at Toegoe (West Java) in the mouldered trunk of a long since unrooted forest-tree, which in Western Java is called »Kajoe Pasang.” According to Mr. Wigman, Horticulturist of the Botanical Gardens at Buitenzorg, Kajoe Pasang is the collective name for the different species of Javanese oaks Quercus).” |
| Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508574 |
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| Finsch, O.. |
| Adult male (Cat. 1) n°. 1). Head, nape and earcoverts black; remaining upper parts olive-green, brighter and more yellowish green on the rump and upper tailcoverts; wings black; the primaries and their coverts on the outer web narrowly margined with pale greenish olive, the secondaries broadly with brighter yellowish green; the two central tailfeathers washed with dull olive-green, the remainder black, margined on the outer web with olivegreen, wider towards the base, almost imperceptibly on the two outermost ones; the four outermost ones on each side with white tips, confined almost to the inner web; whole under surface, as also the cheeks, sides of neck and under wingcoverts white with a faint yellowish hue; wings and tail from below ashy grey. Bill and... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509185 |
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| Joubin, M.L.. |
| M. le Dr. R. Horst, Conservateur au Musée Royal d’histoire naturelle de Leyde, a bien voulu me confier la détermination des Céphalopodes de ce Musée. Je le prie de vouloir bien agréer tous mes remerciments. Parmi les nombreux échantillons que j’ai examinés, j’ai rencontré trois espèces qui me paraissent nouvelles; on en trouvera dans cette Note une courte description. Ce sont: Octopus Horsti, Octopus Hoeki et Sepioteuthis Sieboldi. En outre j’ai réuni ici diverses remarques sur quelques unes des espèces qui composent le Catalogue que l’on trouvera prochainement, au complet, dans une autre publication. |
| Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508512 |
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| Vaillant, M. Léon. |
| La Guyane prise clans son ensemble, peut être regardée comme un pays très anciennement colonisé par les nations européennes, aussi ne doit-on pas s’étonner que sa faune et sa flore aient donné lieu à des travaux, qui ont fait époque dans la science. Toutefois en ce qui concerne l’Ichthyologie, bien que ces régions soient arrosées par des cours d’eau importants, c’est à une époque récente que l’esprit s’est porté sur l’étude de cette partie de sa population zoologique. Sans doute depuis longues années des espèces particulières de Poissons avaient été signalées de ces contrées et les traités généraux en ont fait connaître bon nombre. Mais pour trouver un travail spécial et réellement scientifique sur ce point, il faut arriver aux recherches de Richard... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508419 |
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| Finsch, O.. |
| Under the first name Dr. Sharpe describes (Proc. Z. S. L. 1888, p. 270) a small flycatcher, a single specimen collected by Mr. L. Wray in the principal mountain range of Perak (Mt. Ulu Batang Padang, 4200 f. h.). This specimen was marked »adult male”, but Mr. Sharpe adds: »it may not be the fully adult of its species, but I believe it to be so” and remarks further: »the reddish upper tailcoverts and tail remind one of the female of M. maculata, but the blue-grey upper surface distinguishes it at a glance.” The relationship is here correctly pointed out, for the typespecimen of M. Westermanni is undoubtedly not an »adult male” but an »adult female”, as proved by Dr. Sharpe himself on a pair of flycatchers collected by Mr. Whitehead on the Kina Balu. About... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508404 |
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| Senna, Angelo. |
| Corpus breve, robustum, convexum, pilosum. Caput brevissimum, lineato-transversum, convexum, basi emarginatum, oculis lateralibus, semiglobosis, prominulis ; infra bisbulbosurn, medio subimpressum. |
| Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509120 |
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| Jentink, F.A.. |
| In a paper dated April 1897 (Notes from the Leyden Museum, 1897, p. 25) Dr. Büttikofer stated that the work of the expedition was still being continued in Borneo, Dr. Nieuwenhuis having once more started for the Upper-Mahakkam with a staff of collectors, and that, according to the latest news he will have left the Upper-Mahakkam medio March with fine zoological collections. I may report now that Dr. Nieuwenhuis safely reached the east-coast of Borneo and started from Samarinda June 7th 1897. His hunting-stations were the following: Poetoes Sibau, on the Kapoeas, 16 May—2 June 1896. Long-Bloe, right branch of the Upper-Mahakkam, 10—26 September, 12—23 November, 16—20 December 1896. |
| Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509425 |
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| Finsch, O.. |
| Die nachfolgenden Bemerkungen sind das Ergebuiss einer Durchsicht und Vergleichung des reichen Materials unseres Museum, das seit der letzten Catalogisirung durch Professor Schlegel (»Revue de la collection des oiseaux de proie etc. Aves Noctuae. Juillet 1873, pp. 11 —13) noch manchen erwünschten Zuwachs erhielt und (mit den Doubletten) 94 Exemplare 1), z. Th. in sehr instructiven Serien enthält. Jedes einzelne Stück dieser beträchtlichen Reihe ist genau auf Färbung und Zeichnung, sowie Befiederung der Laufe untersucht und nach den Localitäten untereinander verglichen worden, ausserdem habe ich mir noch die Mühe gegeben jedes Exemplar genau zu messen. Was zunächst die Färbung und Zeichnung anbetrifft so herrscht, wie bei so vielen Eulen, auch bei diesen... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508788 |
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| Senna, Angelo. |
| Lately I have had the pleasure to receive an interesting collection of Brenthidae from West Java, very kindly offered to me by Mr. J. D. Pasteur to whom I here wish to express my sincere thanks. In the letter accompanying this valuable lot of specimens, Mr. Pasteur gives some remarks on the coloured lines and spots of the elytra in living Brenthidae and says: »Les taches jaunes sont toujours d’un jaune très clair (jaune de paille ou bien de gomme gutte) faisant un vif contraste avec la couleur laque noire des élytres; aussitôt que l’insecte est desséché ces taches jaunes deviennent d’une couleur fade, brune claire ou même foncée.” In my note: Enumeration of the species known as yet from Java 1), treating of Eutrachelus Temmincki Latr., I wrote: »this... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508381 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| Length 30,5 mm., breadth at the shoulders 10 mm. — Black, covered with a reddish brown pubescence which is very dense round the eyes and forms two slightly diverging vittae on the vertex; on the pronotum the pubescence forms a broad band along the middle and a narrow stripe on each side; on the scutellum it is divided along the middle by a smooth stripe; the elytra are speckled with small spots of a dense reddish brown pubescence and marked, just behind the middle, with a large oblique velvet-black patch which is broader anteriorly than posteriorly and here more approximate to the suture than to the lateral margin; in front of and behind this black patch the pubescence is of a paler colour and on both sides of the scutellum there is a similarly coloured... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508592 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| Resembling A. laevicollis Lansb. from Java and Sumatra, but at once distinguished from that species by the clypeus which is shorter, deeply emarginate in the middle and, between the eyes, separated from the face by a deep sulcus. Moreover the punctuation on the elytra is stronger. Length 7,5—8,5 mm. — Broadly ovate; glabrous, black, the head, pronotum and scutellum with green and purple or coppery tinges, the antennae and palpi pale ferruginous, the tarsi pitchy brown. |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509095 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| Length 51 mm., breadth at the shoulders 17 mm., length of the antennae 54 mm. — Black, covered with a delicate fulvous pubescence, the elytra however with five naked narrow transverse bands of which the first is situated at one third from the base; along the suture and the lateral margins, on the legs and along the middle of the abdomen the pubescence is of a more greyish colour; the antennae are black, the joints ringed with grey at their base. Impunctate. The scape of the antennae slightly scabrous towards the top on the outside. The disc of the pronotum with some transverse waved wrinkles and two patches of small granules; an abbreviated bare stripe runs along the middle; the lateral spines are long and acute and curved backwards. The scutellum is... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508930 |
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| Finsch, O.. |
| Synonymy: Crex sandwichensis Schleg. (nec Rallus sandwichensis Gml.), Mus. P.-B. Ralli, 1865, p. 25. Rallus sandwichensis Hartl. (nec Gml.), Abhandl. naturw. Vereins in Bremen, XII (1892), p. 397 (syn. part.). — Sharpe, Ibis, 1893, p. 443. |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509118 |
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| Finsch, O.. |
| When Dr. Sharpe wrote the Catalogue of the Fulicariae and Alectorides (Birds, vol. XXIII, 1894) he referred with regard to the above two species to the material in the Leyden Museum, as they were not then represented in the collection of the British Museum. Misled by the wrong determination of the specimen labelled »Psophia viridis Spix” Dr. Sharpe declared both species named above identical, saying, and no doubt quite correctly, in reference to the two specimens in our Museum »I have seen one of the typical specimens of Psophia obscura in the Leyden Museum and could not find any character distinguishing it from Ps. viridis”. But the specimen out of the old collection of Temminck and labelled in his handwriting Psophia viridis Spix, Bolivia” does not... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508521 |
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| Lidth de Jeude, Th.W. van. |
| In the beginning of this year our herpetological collection was enriched with a specimen of the gigantic landtortoises from the Galapagos-islands. The specimen, a male one, directly struck me by the peculiar arrangement of the pectoral shields, which have a triangular form, and do not meet in the middle of the plastron. On further information as to the exact locality where our tortoise was captured, I learned from Prof. Giglioli, to whom the specimen had formerly belonged, that it was captured by the captain of an Italian merchant-vessel in 1884 on the island of Duncan, together with a similar but smaller male specimen, which was still in the Florence Museum. |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509184 |
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| Grouvelle, A.. |
| Oblongus, convexus, nitidus, glaber, testaceus; clava antennarum leviter infuscata; capite sat grosse punctato; prothorace transverso, punctato, angulis posticis rotundatis, basi lateribusque stricte marginatis; elytris sat dense punctatis. — Long. 1½ mill. Oblong, convexe, brillant, glabre, testacé; massue des antennes légèrement enfumée. Tête convexe, assez fortement ponctuée. Prothorax transversal, arrondi aux angles postérieurs, étroitement rebordé à la base et sur les côtés, plus densément ponctué sur les côtés que sur le disque. Ecusson largement arrondi au sommet, ponctué. Elytres un peu moins longs que larges ensemble, assez densément ponctués, un peu obliquement tronqués au sommet. Segments visibles de l’abdomen assez densément ponctués. |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508758 |
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| Grouvelle, A.. |
| Oblongus, convexus, opacus, nigricans, nigro-setosus et flavo-fasciatus; prothorace transverso, cordiformi, disco fasciculato; elytris oblongis, lineato-setosis, antice et postice flavo-fasciatis; antennis pedibusque rufo-fuscis. — Long. 2 à 2½ mill. Oblong, convexe, opaque, noir, garni de soies dressées noires, entremêlées de quelques soies claires, présentant sur les élytres, dans la région scutellaire et vers le sommet, quelques fascicules d’un jaune blanchâtre, formées de squamules serrées et couchées. Antennes roux brunâtres, 3me article allongé, 4me et 9me un peu plus longs que larges; massue ovale. Tête transversale, subdemi-circulaire, profondément et grossièrement ponctuée, soies dressées en général claires, yeux garnis de soies. Prothorax plus de... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508573 |
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| Jentink, F.A.. |
| The other day I read in a dutch popular periodical a paper dealing with the different species of Bears and their geographical distribution. To my great surprise the Malayan Bear was mentioned from Java: the locality Java being quite new to me I wrote to the author of that paper and asked him some informations about the matter: he referred me to Brehm’s »Tierleben” and Flower and Lydekker’s »Mammals.” Indeed on p. 245 of Brehm’s Tierleben, Säugethiere, zweiter Band, 1890, Dr. Pechuel Loesche stated: »der Biruang Ursus malayanus) bewohnt Borneo, Java, Sumatra, die Malayische Halbinsel und verbreitet sich nordwärts durch Tenasserim bis nach Burma und durch Arakan bis nach Tschittagong”; and in Flower and Lydekker’s Mammals, 1891, p. 559, the geographical... |
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| Ano: 1898 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508740 |
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