NEW SCLERACTINIA FROM AUSTRALIAN CORAL REEFS
WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 12 (1985–1986) | Updated 26 Apr 2013
Abstract: Eleven new species of Scleractinia are described. These belong to ten different genera, one of which ( Australomussa ) is new, another of which ( Hydnophora ) has been given a new taxonomic position (in the Merulinidae). A new merulinid genus, P ...
REVISION OF AUSTRALO-PAPUAN PIPISTRELLUS AND OF FALSISTRELLUS (MICROCHIROPTERA VESPERTILIONIDAE)
WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 12 (1985–1986) | Updated 29 Apr 2013
Abstract : A classical morphological taxonomic approach has been used to clarify the status of Australian and New Guinea species usually placed in the genus Pipistrellus . Multivariate phenetic and phylogenetic analyses of a suite of morphological charact ...
RANGE EXTENSIONS AND THE BREEDING SEASONS OF SEABIRDS IN SOUTH-WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Abstract: Southward expansion of the ranges of some tropical seabirds, and the "double" nesting seasons of many seabirds on the mid-western and south-western coasts of Australia are re-examined in the light of recent studies of reproductive peri ...
GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATION IN SIZE OF WHITE-BROWED BABBLERS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Abstract : Australian babblers are mainly birds of dry country habitats, such as acacia scrub although they may also occupy eucalypt woodland (Blakers et al. 1984). In Western Australia, the White-browed Babbler Pomatostomus superciliosus (Vigors and Hors ...
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE SYSTEMATICS OF AUSTRALIAN DIPLURINAE (ARANEAEMYGALOMORPHAE DIPLURIDAE) A NEW GENUS FROM SOUTH-WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Abstract : A new diplurine genus, Yilgarnia is described from southern Western Australia. The genus is attributed to the Anamini and its affinities with other Australian diplurine genera are discussed. The genus is widely distributed and contains several ...
A NEW MITE (ACARI, ACARIDAE) FROM A NEST OF THE WASP PARAGIA TRICOLOR SMITH IN AUSTRALIA
Abstract : Tyroborus houstoni sp. nov., is described from females, tritonymphs, protonymphs and larvae from a brood cell of the pollen-collecting masarine wasp Paragia tricolor Smith in Western Australia, and Tyroborus is redefined. ...
A NOTE ON PLANTS USED BY THE KUKATJA TO MAKE FIRE
WA Museum Records and Supplements | Volume 12 (1985–1986) | Updated 31 Jul 2012
A NOTE ON PLANTS USED BY THE KUKATJA TO MAKE FIRE ...
DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES OF PSEUDOMYS (RODENTIA MURIDAE FROM THE KIMBERLEY REGION, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Abstract : Pseudomys laborifex sp. nov. is described from 20 specimens collected from widely separated localities in the Kimberley region, Western Australia. ...
FURTHER SMALL RECOVERIES OF THE BILLYGOAT DONGA AND ASSOCIATED STONY METEORITES
Abstract : The recovery of several small stones of the Billygoat Donga meteorite north of Haig, Western Australia confirms the expected existence there of a strewnfield oriented approximately north·south with distribution pattern indicating a southerly di ...