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A RE-EVALUATION OF THE GONDWANAN INVERTEBRATE WAIPARACONUS AS A COELENTERATE

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Abstract - The remains of Waiparaconus , an enigmatic calcareous invertebrate, have been known from Palaeocene deposits in the Middle Waipara Gorge of Canterbury, New Zealand, since the early 1870s. More recently, similar material has been collected from ...

DESCRIPTION OF A NEW GENUS OF GOBY FROM SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA, INCLUDING OSTEOLOGICAL COMPARISONS WITH RELATED GENERA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

The osteology of Favonigobius suppositus and Favonigobius tamarensis are described and compared with that of Favonigobius lateralis , the type species for the genus. Osteological comparisons are also made with members of Papillogobius and Glossogobius , g ...

FISH FAUNA OF SEAGRASS BEDS IN SOUTH SULAWESI, INDONESIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Abstract - The composition of the fish communities associated with two different seagrass habitats in South Sulawesi (Indonesia) was studied by making representative collections with the chemical ichthyocide rotenone. A eoastal sea grass bed on an interti ...

TAXONOMIC REAPPRAISAL OF THE HIPPOSIDEROS LARVATUS SPECIES COMPLEX (CHIROPTERA HIPPOSIDERIDAE) IN THE GREATER AND LESSER SUNDA ISLANDS, INDONESIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Abstract - A total of 173 adult specimens of Hipposideros previously allocated to H. larvatus (sensu lato) was examined morphologically. Univariate and multivariate statistical analyses based on 31 skull and 16 external measurement were utilised and morph ...

THREE NEW SPECIES OF THE SPIDER FAMILY LINYPHIIDAE FROM AUSTRALIA (ARANEAE)

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Abstract - Two new species of the genus Dunedinia Millidge are described: D. occidentalis sp.nov. from caves in Cape Range. Western Australia. and D. opaca sp.nov. from South Australia. Chthiononetes gen. novo is erected for C. tenuis sp. nov., another li ...

TWO NEW GENERA OF TERRESTRIAL ISOPODS (CRUSTACEA ISOPODA ONISCIDEA) FROM NORTH-WESTERN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Part 2 257 257 DALENS, H. Abstract - Oniscidea collected from the Kimberley region and Barrow Island, Western Australia belong to the families Ligiidae, Olibrinidae, Philosciidae and Armadillidae. The family Olibrinidae is recorded for the first time from Australia. Two new genera of Armadillidae, ...

THE MARTINI-ENFIELD RIFLE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Part 3 297 297 TROTTER, GEORGE B. Abstract - The procurement of .303 Martini arms by the colony of W.A. between 1893-1900 is traced using the available archival record. It is demonstrated that those procurements relating to Martini-Enfield rifles can be defined as three separate groups, viz, Group one, 200 ...

THE MARTINI-ENFIELD RIFLE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA Part II THE PROCUREMENT OF .303 INCH CALIBRE MARTINI ARMS BY WESTERN AUSTRALIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Abstract - The examination ofthe three groups of unique Martini-Enfield Modified, W.A. Pattern rifles, discussed in Parts I and II, is extended to include discussion of the Pattern] 888 sword bayonet which accompanied them to W.A. The use ofthis bayonet o ...

THE MARTINI-ENFIELD RIFLE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA Part III THE PATTERN 1888 SWORD BAYONET IN COLONIAL W.A

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

Abstract - Three distinct groups of.303 inch Martini-Enfield rifles are located and described. They are identified as being fitted with a nose cap which allows the fixing of the Pattern 1888 Sword Bayonet. rather than the usual Pattern 1895 Socket Bayonet ...

VARIICHTHYS, A REPLACEMENT NAME FOR THE TERAPONTID FISH GENUS VARIA AND FIRST RECORD OF V. LACUSTRIS FROM AUSTRALIA

WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 16 (1992–1994) | Updated 16 Jan 2013

diagnosis of this genus is presented below and the flrst record of its presence in Australia is noted.   VARIICHTHYS, A REPLACEMENT NAME FOR THE TERAPONTID FISH GENUS VARIA AND FIRST RECORD OF V. LACUSTRIS FROM ...

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