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A NEW SPECIES OF WALLABIA (MACROPODINAE MARSUPIALIA FROM PLEISTOCENE DEPOSITS IN MAMMOTH CAVE, SOUTHWESTERN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Abstract : Wallabia kitcheneri sp. novo is described. Thus far it is known only from cranial and dental remains which have been recovered from Pleistocene deposits in Mammoth Cave, southwestern Western Austraila. Wallabia kitcheneriis a rare element in th ...

LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF LESUEURINA SP. (TELEOSTEI LEPTOSCOPIDAE) WITH NOTES ON THE OCCURRENCE OF THE LARVAE IN A SOUTH-WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ESTUARY.

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Abstract : The larval development of the leptoscopid. Lesueurina sp., is described and illustrated from material obtained from the lower Swan Estuary. in south-western Australia. The larvae examined (2.90-12.04 mm) are pelagic. have an elongate. slender b ...

CLARIFICATION OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GALAXIELLA NIGROSTRIATA (SHIPWAY, 1953) AND GALAXIELLA MUNDA MCDOWALL, 1978 (PISCES GALAXIIDAE) FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Abstract : Galaxiella nigrostriata and G. munda are sympatarie speeies that are difficult to distinguish due to their similarity and to contradictions in previously published diagnoses. Additional more relia ble characters are as follows: the dorsal fin o ...

LEIOPROCTUS BEES ASSOCIATED WITH WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SMOKE BUSHES (CONOSPERMUM SPP.) AND THEIR ADAPTATIONS FOR FORAGING AND CONCEALMENT (HYMENOPTERA COLLETIDAE PARACOLLETINI)

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

character between those of L. conospermi and L. pappus and of uncertain status are recorded. All species are ...

LIFE HISTORY ASPECTS OF THE WEST AUSTRALIAN SALAMANDERFISH, LEPIDOGALAXIAS SALAMANDROIDES MEES

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Abstract : A field study of the ecology and general life history of the West Australian salamanderfish, Lepidogalaxias salamandroides , was conducted near Northcliffe, Western Australia, during 1986. This species mainly occurs between the Blackwood and Ke ...

THREE NEW SPECIES OF GENUS TAMOPSIS BAEHR & BAEHR FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA (ARACHNIDA, ARANEAE, HERSILIIDAE).

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Abstract : Three new Talllopsis species from Western Australia are described: Talllopsis nanutarrae sp. nov., T marri sp. nov.. and T. mallee sp. novo Their relationships within genus Tamopsis are discussed. ...

THE HERMIT CRABS (DECAPODA ANOMURA DIOGENIDAE, PAGURIDAE) OF SOUTHWESTERN AUSTRALIA, WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF TWO NEW SPECIES

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Part 3 319 319 MORGAN, GARY J. Abstract : Fifteen species of diogenid and two species of pagurid hermit crabs are recorded from the intertidal and subtidal marine habitats of southern and southwestern Western Australia. A key to their identification is provided. Live coloration of several species is ...

THE FIRST RECORD OF AN ISOCRINID CRINOID FROM THE TERTIARY OF AUSTRALIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

shelf sea at 50m to 100m depth. THE FIRST RECORD OF AN ISOCRINID CRINOID FROM THE TERTIARY OF AUSTRALIA ...

THE TAXONOMIC STATUS OF LERISTA AERICEPS STORR 1986 WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF THE LERISTA ORIENTALIS SPECIES GROUP.

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Abstract : Lerista aericeps aericeps Storr. 1986 is shown to be a junior synonym of Lerista xanthura Storr. 1976, La, laeniala Storr. 19116 is a distinct species, The L. orientalis species group, of which these species are members, is diagnosed and a key ...

ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED SUBSYMMETRY IN THE HERMIT CRAB, CALCINUS DAPSILES MORGAN (DECAPODA, DIOGENIDAE).

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 14 (1988–1990) | Updated 27 Feb 2013

Introduction : Hermit crabs are well known for their adaptations to life in an acquired shelter, usually the empty shell of a gastropod mollusc. In particular, the abdomen is usually dextrally coiled, corresponding to the dextral twist of most gastropod s ...

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