PAULAMYS SP. CF. P. NASO (MUSSER, 1981) (RODENTIA MURIDAE) FROM FLORES ISLAND, NUSA TENGGARA , INDONESIA – DESCRIPTION FROM A MODERN SPECIMEN AND A CONSIDERATION OF ITS PHYLOGENETIC AFFINITIES.
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Abstract: Paulamys naso was described from Holocene and Pleistocene fragments of dentary and lower teeth from western Flores Island by Musser (1981b) and Musser et al. (1986). A single specimen of a distinctive murid live-trapped in 1989 at Kelimutu, cent ...
PARTIAL REVISION OF THE LERISTA MACROPISTHOPUS GROUP (LACERTILIA SCINCIDAE)
Abstract : Three new species are described. namely L. bunglebungle from east Kimberley. L. punclticauda from the Great Victoria Desert and L. axillaris from the west coast. L. macropisthopus is divided into four subspecies. L. neander and L. desertorum ar ...
HOLOCENE AVIAN ASSEMBLAGE FROM SKULL CAVE (AU-8), SOUTH-WESTERN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Part 1 267 267 BAIRD, ROBERT F. Abstract : The avian assemblage from Skull Cave is composed of a minimum of 10 species. It is dominated by a single species, Glossopsitta porphyrocephala , which comprises up 58% of the total number of Individuals recorded from the deposit (68), Atrichornis clamosus makes ...
NOTES ON MITES PARASITIC OR PHORETIC ON AUSTRALIAN CENTIPEDES, SPIDERS AND SCORPION
Abstract : A collection of mites (Acari) found on Australian centipedes and spiders and on a scorpion was studied. ...
TWO NEW AND UNUSUAL SPECIES OF THE BEE GENUS LEIOPROCTUS SMITH (HYMENOPTERA COLLETIDAE), WITH NOTES ON THEIR BEHAVIOUR
Abstract : Two new species of Leioproclus sensu striclo , L. excubitor from Western and Central Australia and L. macmillani from south-western Australia. are described and fIgured. Males of both species have extraordinary antennae. excuhilor having the fI ...
DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF REDFIN PERCH PERCA FLUVIATILIS LINNAEUS AND WESTERN PYGMY PERCH EDELIA VITTATA CASTELNAU IN THE MURRAY RIVER SYSTEM WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Introduction : Various workers including Moyle (1976) and Jackson and Williams (1980) have presented evidence that introduced fish species have a negative impact on native species. Fletcher (1986) summarized what is known about the effects of introduced f ...
A SYSTEMATIC REVISION OF AUSTRALIAN EMBALLONURIDAE (MAMMALIA CHIROPTERA).
Abstract : Numerical and classical taxonomic approaches based on the morphology of the skull, teeth and external characters, including the morphology of the baculum and glans penis, have been applied to clarify the specific and generic status of the Austr ...
A REPLACEMENT NAME FOR LERISTA CONCOLOR STORR, 1990 (SQUAMATA SCINCIDAE).
FULL TEXT : In a recent note, Storr (1990) described as new Lerista concolor , from a single specimen from the Maitland River. Unfortunately, Lerista concolor Storr is a junior subjective homonym of Lygosoma (Rhodona) hipes concolor Werner, 1910, itself a ...
A REPLACEMENT NAME FOR BUPRESTIS SCALARIS GORY & LAPORTE (COLEOPTERA BUPRESTIDAE)
Abstract : Diadoxus regius nomen novum is proposed as a replacement name for Bupreslis scalaris Gory & Laporte, 1838 which is junior primary homonym of B. scalaris Boisduval, 1835. Bupreslis scalaris Gory & Laporte has its nomenclatural history di ...
A NEW TEMOGNATHA SPECIES (COLEOPTERA BUPRESTIDAE BUPRESTINAE) FROM NORTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA.
Abstract : Temognatha (Temognatha) aquilonia sp. nov., from north-east Queensland, is described and figured. It is placed with T. gigas (Carter, 1916) and T. parvicollis (Saunders, 1869) (including the subspecies T. parvicollis andromeda (Peterson, 1988) ...