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| Nansen, Fridtjof. |
| Depuis quatre siècles de vaillants marins se lançaient à l'assaut du formidable rempart de glace qui défend l'accès du Pôle, et depuis quatre siècles leurs efforts étaient venus se briser devant la résistance des mystérieuses banquises. Sa marche vers le Pôle, sa retraite vers la terre François-Joseph et son hivernage sur cette terre seront rangés parmi les exploits les plus extraordinaires dont l'homme puisse se glorifier. Le récit de ces épisodes dramatiques est passionnant et attachant comme un roman. Il laisse l'impression de quelque aventure légendaire imaginée par un Jules Verne et accomplie par un Lohengrin. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00034/14555/11807.pdf |
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| Horst, R.. |
| Foemina: Cephalothorax divisus. Segmentum secundum et tertium inter se coalitum, alatum, elytris nullis, quartum elytris duobus maximis, segmenti genitalis rotundati, postice profunde incisi, dimidiam partem tegentibus, instructum. Pedes abdominales trium parium anteriorum ramis biarticulatis, setis plumosis instructis, quarti paris minimi, ramis uniarticulatis, setis plumosis nullis, folio dorsali nullo, Cauda biarticulata, segmento genitali fere obtecta. Fila ovigera longissima. Mas: differt a foemina magnitudine minore, figura elytrorum, praesertim pedibus abdominalibus tertii paris, hamulo magno in ramo interno instructis. |
| Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508848 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| Length 21 mm., width at the shoulders 5,5 mm. — Above dark bronze green, underneath dark steel blue; covered with stripes and spots of a dense ochraceous pubescence and sprinkled with erect black hairs; the basal three antennal joints dark bronze, the remainder joints dull black; the legs reddish brown, the tarsi of the anterior and middle legs black, the red inner half of the basal joint of the middle tarsi excepted. The head with an ochraceous pubescence, with the exception of five spots, viz. one at each side behind the lower lobe of the eyes, one behind the upper lobe of each eye, the fifth (a triangular one) on the middle of the posterior margin; the face sparsely punctured, the bare spots behind the upper lobes of the eyes with a few large and deep... |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508471 |
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| Gestro, R.. |
| At the request of Mr. Ritsema I give here the description of a new Ichthyurus from Eastern Java, belonging to the collections of the Leyden Museum. The species of Ichthyurus at present known as inhabiting the island of Java are very few in number, and I have to thank Mr. Ritsema for entrusting me with the study of a very remarkable form of this highly interesting genus of Malacodermidae. |
| Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509397 |
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| Heller, K.M.. |
| Diochares Eugenius m. Abh. Ber. Mus. Dresden, 1896/97, N°. 11 , p. 5 = ( Monohammus) rarus (Thoms.), Arch. ent. I, 1857, p. 445, t. 17, fig. 7. Gemminger and Harold have overlooked that Thomson says: »Cet insecte ( Monohammus rarus) doit rentrer dans mon IXe groupe ..... auprès polyspilus, fimbriatus etc.” |
| Tipo: Article / Letter to the editor |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509216 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| Strongly resembling and about of the same length and development as the described specimen of Aegus Leeuweni Rits. 1) but narrower and more parallel-sided. The new species is at once recognizable by the two gibbosities on the fore-head which, no doubt, will be more conspicuous in more highly developed specimens. Moreover in the new species the basal outer angle of the mandibles is prolonged backward thus embracing the lateral angles of the head, and the anterior angles of the prothorax are rounded, not obliquely truncated. Length (with mandibles) 24,5 mm. — Black; shining with the exception of the opaque upper side of the mandibles and the fore-head as far as the top of the gibbosities, and of the closely punctured base and sides of the elytra. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508757 |
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| Gestro, R.. |
| 1. lucidiventris Guér., Revue Zoolog. 1840, p. 333. — Baly, Cat. Hisp. Brit. Mus. 1858, p. 104. — Gestro, Ann. Mus. Civ. Genova, 2a. Serie, XVI, 1896, p. 332, et XVIII, 1897, p. 51. (Anisodera Candezei Chap. in litt., Midd.-Sum. l. c. p. 180). Koetoer; (Juin) 1 ex. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508470 |
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| Gestro, R.. |
| Sur le point d’entreprendre l’étude des Hispides recueillies à Sumatra par M. le Doct. E. Modigliani, j’ai demandé à M. Ritsema, le savant conservateur de la collection d’insectes du Musée de Leyde, la communication de quelques espèces dans le but de faciliter mon travail. Mon aimable collègue a bien voulu ajouter à ces espèces toutes celles de Sumatra existant dans ce Musée; je me suis trouvé ainsi à avoir sous les yeux des riches matériaux et de là m’est venue l’idée de préparer un aperçu général des Hispides de cette île. En attendant je publie ici les descriptions de quelques espèces nouvelles contenues dans l’envoi de M. Ritsema, auquel je suis heureux d’exprimer ici ma plus sincère reconnaissance. Gênes, Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, 21 Avril 1897. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508635 |
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| Fairmaire, L.. |
| Long. 22 mill. — La description du javanus Burm. lui conviendrait assez, mais notre insecte est notablement plus grand, non élargi en arrière, la tête est presque tronquée avec les angles obtus, finement rugueuse sur le front, à peine en avant, avec un relief transversal à peine saillant; le corselet est entièrement lisse, les angles antérieurs sont bien marqués, les postérieurs arrondis; les élytres ont chacune 9 stries profondes, très fortement ponctuées, plus faibles sur les côtés et surtout à l’extrémité, les intervalles sont assez convexes et lisses; le pygidium est couvert d’une ponctuation extrêmement fine et serrée, égale, les tibias antérieurs sont armés de 3 fortes dents. La coloration est d’un brun noir très brillant en dessus, un peu moins... |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508681 |
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| Fairmaire, L.. |
| Deux individus du Szé-tchouen se rapportent à la description et à la figure de Redtenbacher. Mais chez l’un les expansions du corselet sont plus développés et l’angle latéro-postérieur dépasse fortement les bords latéraux en formant presque un crochet très pointu. La tête n’est pas aussi triangulaire que l’indiquent le texte et la figure, elle est plus obtuse, plus ogivale, les carènes transversales sont aussi fortes l’une que l’autre, toutes deux légèrement arquées; les élytres ont des stries à peine enfoncées et légèrement ponctuées. Malgré ces quelques differences je crois bien que cet insecte appartient à l’espèce de Redtenbacher que j’avais déjà signalée du Yunnan. L’autre individu est au contraire moins graud et moins développé, les angles latéraux... |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509371 |
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| Ritsema Cz., C.. |
| A species of moderate size (measuring 10—11 mm. in length) which is easily recognizable by the two approximate tubercles on the middle of the first ventral segment. Its colour passes from ferruginous brown (immature specimens) to pitchy black with purple and green tinges on the upper side; the palpi and antennae are ferruginous. The sides of the sterna are covered with very fine and short whitish setae. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508921 |
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| Lesne, P.. |
| Oblongo-elongatus, parallelus, brunneo-subruber, elytris brunneis. Frons et clypeus pilis densis, sat longis hirsuti. Antennœ funiculo haud fimbriato. Prothorax leviter elongatus, margine antico regulariter rotundato, sutura laterali antice obsoleta, libera; ordine marginali radulæ dentibus 12—14 composita, dentibus quatuor mediis minimis, densis, angustis, lateralibus majoribus, latis obtusis, sat distantibus; area posteriore pronoti lateraliter tenuiter sat dense punctata, foveis mediis vix impressis. Scutellum transversum. Elytra dense, postice gradatim fortius punctata; declivitate posteriore punctis densis, haud contiguis, ocellatis cribrata; sutura in declivitate elevata. — Long. 3 3/4—4 millim. Cette espèce est très voisine du D. pilifrons Lesne... |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508500 |
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| Veen, H.. |
| Oblongus, castaneo-fuscus, nitidus; subtus et antennis ferrugineo-testaceis; thorace convexo, antice fortiter exasperato, postice laevibus, basi marginato, angulis posticis rotundatis, apice fortiter rotundato. Elytris antice convexis, fortiter striato-punctatis, postice declivis, profunde impressis et dentibus duabus in utroque depressionis latere armatis. — Long. 3—3 1/2 mm. Oblong, shining, brighter or darker chestnut-brown, (in some specimens the thorax is of a brighter colour than the elytra), here and there with tolerably long grayish yellow hairs. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508743 |
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| Büttikofer, J.. |
| When revising the genus Siphia and allied genera in the Leyden Museum, I fell upon the fact that our typical males and female of Stoparola concreta (Müller) from the Highlands of Padang (Sumatra) are in striking contrast with the other species of the genus Stoparola, which on the whole is characterized by the sea-green general color, the triangular, flat shape of the bill, the short tarsi and the uniformity in color between male and female. Their strong resemblance with Siphia Everetti, which I brought home from Borneo, led me to the comparison with the description of Siphia cyanea from the mountains of Tenasserim and Perak, a very rare bird which is not represented in the Leyden Museum. This comparison absolutely convinced me that our Sumatran birds are... |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509366 |
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| Zehntner, L.. |
| Enclosed I send you some specimens (males and females) of an Ichthyurus-species captured by me on December 27th of last year at Poespo, about 600 M. above the level of the sea, on the slope of the Tengger Mountain (Pasoeroean Residency). These handsome beetles were flying round a young fig-tree Urostigma spec.), and, on examining the tree more carefully, I found them on the under side of the leaves. I was not able to make out what they were doing there, but I saw them stumble between the hairs of the leaves with their mandibles as it were in search of small insects, which, however, I could not detect with the naked eye. Ichthyurus flies very well, and it is especially remarkable how easily they take flight and sit down again, a fact which is very... |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509165 |
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| Jentink, F.A.. |
| In the journal entitled “Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch Indië”, there has been published in 1896, T. 55, by Dr. Kohlbrugge a very interesting paper on the Mammals of the Tengger. This mountain is to be found in East Java, Residence Pasoeroean, to the north of the Semeroe or Semiroe, the highest mountain of Java. On the Tengger to the height of 7500 feet potatoes and vegetables, coffee and maize are growing. As Dr. Kohlbrugge’s paper has been published in the dutch language I translate here a part of it, dealing with a wild dog — at present after Dr. Kohlbrugge extinct —, described by him as a distinct variety under the title Canis familiaris var. tenggerana. |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/508704 |
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| Reuvens, C.L.. |
| 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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| Heller, K.M.. |
| Nigro-opaco, rostri parte mediana, capite (fronte verticeque nigris exceptis), prothorace maculis duabus lateralibus conjunctis, elytris singulis maculis tribus, una humerali, altera mediana laterali et gutta minore ante-apicali, episternis epimerisque mesothoracis maxima parte, metathoracis episternis in tertio quarto et femoribus supra, rufis, tibiis subrufescentibus, corpore subter nigro-velutino, in medio glabro; rostro prothorace fere aequilongo, medio compresso, parce minutissimeque punctato, supra scrobes calloso; capite sphaerico, permagno; prothorace cylindrico, margine antico perpaulo constricto, quam latitudine distincte longiore, lateribus parallelis, basi fortiter lobatim producta; elytris prothorace sesqui longioribus, apice truncatis, angulo... |
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| Ano: 1897 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/509056 |
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