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Résultats des campagnes scientifiques. Albert 1er de Monaco. Fascicule XLII. Exploration du Nord-Ouest du Spitsberg . Géologie, Glaciers ArchiMer
Hoel, Adolf.
L'ingénieur des mines H. Horneman fit partie de l'expédition comme géologue en 1906 et l'auteur lui succéda l'année suivante. Le champ principal d'opération de Horneman embrassa un district compris entre Smeerenburg, la Baie Red, le Glacier de Monaco, la Baie Cross et la mer. Ma mission essentielle consista à étudier les glaciers et à faire différentes recherches de géologie quaternaire et je pris également part dans une certaine mesure aux travaux topographiques. Mais j'ai eu aussi l'occasion d'étudier le sol rocheux sur plusieurs points, par exemple à la Baie Wood, le long des Sept Glaciers, aux alentours de la Baie Cross et du Port Blomstrand, dont je levai une carte spéciale, ainsi qu'au Cap Thordsen dans l'Isfjord. [OCR NON CONTRÔLE]
Tipo: Text Palavras-chave: Glacier; Géologie; Spitsberg; Campagne océanographique; Voyage; Histoire.
Ano: 1914 URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1914/publication-6923.pdf
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The Percy Sladen Trust expedition to the Indian ocean in 1905 - Vol. 6 ArchiMer
Gardiner, Stanley J..
The morphology of the soft parts of fourteen species of Astroeidoe: has hitherto been investigated. At the suggestion of Professor Stanley Gardiner, I undertook, in October 1911, a comparative study of the soft parts of Astraeid Corals in his collections from the Indo-Pacific Ocean. [NOT CONTROLLED OCR]
Tipo: Text Palavras-chave: Histoire; Campagne; Zoologie.
Ano: 1914 URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00002/11332/7869.pdf
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Homopteren von Java, gesammelt von Herrn Edw. Jacobson Naturalis
Melichar, L..
Herr Edw. Jacobson hat auf Java in den Jahren 1908— 1910 Homopteren gesammelt und mir die Bearbeitung des gesammelten Materiales übertragen. Die Jacobson’sche Ausbeute ist insoferne bemerkenswert, als dieselbe viele Mikrohomopteren enthält, welche von nichtfachkundigen Sammlern gewöhnlich nicht beachtet werden. Viele Arten, die von Jacobson auf Java gefunden wurden, waren bisher nur aus bestimmten Gegenden (Indien, Ceylon, Japan, Australien) bekannt und es ist die Konstatierung des Vorkommens dieser Tiere auf Java für die Kenntnis der geographischen Verbreitung dieser Homopteren von grossem Interesse und Bedeutung. Diese Tatsache liefert neuerdings den Beweis dafür, dass die jetzt isolierten Inseln der orientalischen Region seinerzeit ein zusammenhangendes...
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508744
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Fauna Simalurensis. Lepidoptera Rhopalocera, fam. Lycaenidae Naturalis
Eecke, R. van.
The Lycaenidae, collected by Mr. Edw. Jacobson on the island Simalur and neighbouring islets, were represented by twelve known species, which differ more or less from those from Sumatra and Nias. Ample descriptions, figures and contemplations will soon follow in this periodical. 1. Miletus boisduvali Moore. ♀. N° 6048.
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509352
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Die botanischen Ergehnisse der Elbert’schen Sunda-Expedition des Frankfurter Vereins für Geographie und Statistik, II Naturalis
Hallier, Hans.
Lombok, Rindjani, S.-Seite, oberhalb Kembang kerang, 750— 1300 m (n. 2105). SO.-Celebes, Insel Kabaëna, Sangia-wita-Gebirge, 150—300 m (C. GRUENDLER n. 3437).
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508314
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Zur Anatomie und Biologie der neuen Hydrocharis-Arten aus Neuguinea Naturalis
Solereder, Hans.
Den beiden bekannt gewesenen Hydrocharis-Arten, H. morsus ranae und H. asiatica, hat HANS HALLIER in Nova Guinea VIII, Bot., Livr. 5, 1913, p. 916—917 zwei neue aus Neuguinea, nämlich H. parvula u. parnassifolia, angereiht u. sandte mir Material der letzteren, um ihre anatomische Untersuchung im Anschluss an meine Arbeit über die Blattstruktur der Hydrocharitaceen (in den Beiheften zum Bot. Centralblatt XXX, Abt. I, 1913. p. 24 sqq.) zu veranlassen. Die beiden neuen Arten zeigen zunächst die anatomischen Merkmale, welche ich (l. c., p. 94) für die Gattungscharakteristik von Hydrocharis hervorgehoben habe: bifazialen Blattbau mit mehrschichtigem, länger- und meist breitergliedrigem Palisadengewebe an der Oberseite des Blattes und mit grossen, in der...
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508355
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Fauna Simalurensis. Coleoptera, fam. Lamellicornia, tribus Rutelini Naturalis
Ohaus, F..
Herr Dr. H. J. VETH im Haag hatte die grosse Liebenswürdigkeit, mir eine Anzahl Ruteliden zur Bearbeitung zu übergeben, die der bekannte Reisende EDWARD JACOBSON auf der Insel Simalur, der nördlichsten der Inseln auf der Westseite von Sumatra, im vergangenen Jahr gesammelt hat. Die gefundenen Arten sind nach zwei Richtungen hin interessant, zunächst weil sie mit wenigen Ausnahmen verschieden von den auf Sumatra vorkommenden Arten und neu für die Wissenschaft sind, und dann, weil mehrere von ihnen eine auffallende Neigung zur Dunkelfärbung zeigen. So ist die Euchlora Jacobsoni schwarzgrün oder reinschwarz, während alle ihre Verwandte aus der concinna-Gruppe im malayischen Archipel olivengrün sind. Auch die nigrescens ist schwarzgrün bis reinschwarz;...
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508453
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On three species of the Coleopterous genus Helota Naturalis
Ritsema Cz., C..
No doubt the female Helota from Lakhon (Siam) in the Paris Museum, determined by me in 1897 ¹) as Helota Vandepolli Rits., is a female specimen of the recently described Helota lugubris from Laos (see page 57 of this volume). The quoted ♀, which is now before me and which measures 12 mm. in length, agrees with the ♂ of lugubris except in the following points, which certainly are sexual differences.
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508513
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Fauna Simalurensis. Lepidoptera Rhopalocera, fam. Danaidae Naturalis
Eecke, R. van.
Continuing the enumeration of the Butterflies from Simalur and neighbouring islets, collected by Mr. Edw. Jacobson, I especially call attention to the representatives of the above named family, which are very important to the knowledge of the fauna Indoaustralica. There were seven species: one of the genus Ideopsis, four of Danais and two of Euploea, of which number four were new forms. Later on I hope to publish a more detailed description of the Lepidopterous fauna of this remarkable group of islands, with the indispensable coloured plates.
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509263
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Fauna Simalurensis. Coleoptera, fam. Tenebrionidae Naturalis
Gebien, Hans.
Von den Inseln Simalur und Pulu Babi ist bisher noch kaum entomologisches Material gekommen. Ich bin daher Herrn Hr. Veth im Haag zu Dank verpflichtet, dass er mir eine nicht unbeträchtliche Sammlung von Tenebrioniden zur Bearbeitung mitgeteilt hat. Die Tiere sind von Herrn E. Jacobson gesammelt worden. Die Typen aller neuen Arten sind mir für meine Sammlung überlassen worden, wofür ich Herrn Dr. Veth auch an dieser Stelle herzlich danke. Die Insel Simalur ist die nördlichste der grösseren Inseln westlich von Sumatra. Dass die Fauna mit derjenigen Sumatras viele Übereinstimmung zeigt, war von vornherein anzunehmen. Wie weit die hier neu beschriebenen Arten wirklich endemisch sind, muss die Zukunft lehren, denn wir stehen ganz am Anfang der Kenntnis von der...
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509037
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The non-marine Molluscs of Surinam Naturalis
Vernhout, J.H..
Whilst the Mollusc-fauna of the Dutch colonies in the eastern hemisphere has been studied since very remote times, and its literature represents a considerable pile of very valuable papers, written by well-known conchologists and investigators of many parts of the world, the Dutch West-Indies, and especially Dutch Guyana or Surinam, are very little known in regard to their molluscs. As far as I know the only existing list of non-marine molluscs of Surinam is that given by the late Prof. Ed. von Martens in his „Binnenmollusken Venezuela’s”. That list excepted, it is only by chance, that one finds the habitat „Surinam” in a malacological paper: either in a note on newly acquired collections of shells, or in monographs of some families, or in books of...
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508713
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Neue Melolonthiden-Arten aus der Sammlung des Herrn Dr. H. J. Veth (Haag) Naturalis
Moser, J..
Statura A. expeditionis Rits., sed multo minor. Castanea, nitida, capite prothoraceque nigris an piceis. Capite sat dense punctato, clypei margine antico late rotundato; prothorace reticulato-punctato, longitudine duplo latiore, angulis posticis obtusis, anticis acutis, parum porrectis; scutello punctulato; elytris fortiter punctatis, costis angustis, laevibus, subconvexis; pygidii punctis magnis, breviter pilosis. Subtus medio remote punctulato, pectoris lateribus dense, abdominis lateribus sat crebre punctatis, punctis pilos breves ferentibus; abdomine utrinque carinato; tibiis anticis tridentatis. — Long. 8 mm. Hab. Tonkin (Hanoi).
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508571
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Studien über indo-australische Lepidopteren. Fauna Simalurensis Naturalis
Eecke, R. van.
Der Zweck systematischer Studien ist zunächst der, eine Ordnung zu schaffen, die es uns ermöglicht, die gegenseitige Beziehungen der aufgefundenen mannigfaltigen Bildungen zu übersehen. Da die moderne Zoologie auf dem Boden der Deszendenztheorie steht, so haben die Systematiker das Bestrehen die Verwandtschaft der Formen festzustellen und zur Einteilung alles heranzuziehen, was über den Bau der Tiere bekannt wird. Die Anatomie, Embryologie und Morphologie müssen zusammenhalten. Auch beim Auffinden von systematischen Merkmalen, hat man alles zu berücksichtigen, was zum richtigen Begriff der Spezies dienlich ist. Dieser Begriff „Spezies” ist ein Problem, das jeder Systematiker in der Praxis einigermassen für sich löst. Die Lösungen sind individuell und...
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508523
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Fauna Simalurensis. Coleoptera, fam. Dytiscidae Naturalis
Veth, H.J..
1 specimen from Sibigo (Simalur), August 1913.
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Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508438
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A new Sumatran species of the Rhynchophorous genus Omotemnus Naturalis
Ritsema Cz., C..
One ♂ and three ♀♀ from Solok (Highlands of Padang: West Sumatra) presented to the Leyden Museum by Mr. P. O. Stolz. Length (without rostrum): of the ♂ 35 mm., of the ♀♀ 38 and 32 mm.; length of the rostrum in the ♂ 10 mm., in the ♀♀ resp. 12 and 10 mm.; greatest breadth (at the shoulders) in the ♂ 14,5 mm., in the ♀♀ resp. 16 and 14 mm.
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Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509228
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A new Sumatran Longicorn Beetle Naturalis
Ritsema Cz., C..
Agreeing in general appearance with the type of the genus, N. licheneus Pasc. (? = Anhammus conspersus Thoms.), but easily distinguished by the different sculpture of the elytra. Length from the top of the antennary tubers to the end of the elytra 24 mm., breadth at the shoulders 8,5 mm. — Derm black, apical half of elytra indistinctly variegated with pitchy red, epipleurae entirely of this colour, the 3rd and following joints of the antennae, as far as they are present (5), and the legs reddish testaceous, the latter with the exception of the black apical half of the femora, the base of the tibiae and the apex of the 3rd and 4th tarsal joints. The whole insect is covered with a dense pale ochreous pubescence, less dense however on the testaceous parts of...
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Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509075
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The Land- and Freshwater-Molluscs of the Dutch West-Indian Islands Naturalis
Vernhout, J.H..
As I stated in my paper on the non-marine Molluscs of Surinam (p. 1 of this volume), our knowledge of the Mollusc-fauna of the Dutch colonies in America is only very little. In that paper I exposed all that is known, up to the present time, of the non-marine shell-bearing molluscs of Surinam; at present I will do the same with regard to the other Dutch colony in America, viz. the colony of Curaçao. This colony consists of two groups of small islands, all placed under one Governor, residing in the principal island Curaçao, which has given its name to the whole colony. One group, near the coast of Venezuela, consists of the islands Aruba, Curaço, Little Curaçao, Bonaire and Little Bonaire. The other group, situated in the northern part of the chain of the...
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Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508527
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Two new Asiatic species of the Coleopterous genus Helota Naturalis
Ritsema Cz., C..
This new species is closely allied to Helota Vandepolli Rits. ¹) from Borneo, but at once distinguished by the more strongly raised interstices of the elytra, by the deeper angular notches at the apical portion of the lateral margins of the elytra and by the more blackish (less bronze) colour of the upper side. Length 12 mm. — Subshining above, very shining underneath; above blackish, with very faint tinges of dark bronze green; each elytron provided with two small convex flavous spots, situated between the 3rd and 6th striae; underneath testaceous, except the head without the throat, the anterior margin and the front angles of the middle portion as well as the lateral portions of the prosternum, and the elytral epipleurae which parts are dark bronze...
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Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508774
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On the differences between Danais Limniace, Cram. and Danais melissa Cram Naturalis
Eecke, R. van.
In „The Rhopalocera of Java”, Danaidae, Satyridae, Ragadidae and Elymniadae by M. C. Piepers and P. C. T. Snellen (the Hague, H. Nyhoff, 1913) I have found on page 80, that D. melissa Cram. should be synonymous with D. limniace Cram. On the same page one read: „The forms of this species (limniace Cram.) have been dealt with extensively by Fruhstorfer in „Berliner Entom. Zeitschr.”, 1899, and by Dr. L. Martin in „Deutsche Entom. Zeitschr. Iris”, 1910, where they have based several species and subspecies on these various forms; the latter attributes them to climatic influences. I suspect that here again we have simply to deal with phenomena of colour evolution; the specially pronounced spreading of the white, which plays the chief role here, being doubtless...
Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor
Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509437
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Zonopterus perversus, n. sp Naturalis
Ritsema Cz., C..
Among a number of 16 specimens of the Longicorn genus Zonopterus Hope, originating from Theinzeik (Burma), which, superficially regarded, appeared to belong to one and the same species, viz. flavitarsis Hope, I detected by a more careful examination two specimens, which, no doubt, ought to be separated from the other as a distinct, not yet described species, for which I propose the name Zonopterus perversus. The principal characters by which this species is differentiated from flavitarsis are the following: Antennae much more slender and having the 5 basal joints black, the 6th and 7th stained at the base with fuscous; in flavitarsis the 4 basal joints and the base of the 5th are black.
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Ano: 1914 URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509247
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