中国螟蛾科一新纪录属及一新种记述(鳞翅目,螟蛾科,斑螟亚科)

首次报道桂斑螟属Gunungia在中国的分布,首次报道该属的雌性个体,并据此对属征进行了补充描述。桂斑螟属目前只包括模式种Gunungia rimba Roesler ＆ Küppers,分布于印度尼西亚苏门答腊岛。本文记述了采自我国广西、贵州和云南的1新种——凹头桂斑螟Gunungia capitirecava sp.nov.,编制了已知种的检索表,提供了新种的特征图。模式标本均保存在南开大学生命科学学院昆虫标本室。 凹头桂斑螟,新种Gunungia capitirecavasp.nov.（图1 -7） 翅展16.0 -24.5mm。新种与G.rimbaRoesler ＆ K櫣ppers近似,但新种雄性头顶被白色V型鳞毛簇;抱器背在端部1/6处具一齿状突起,阳茎基环两侧臂粗壮,末端圆钝。 正模♂,广西防城港峒中林场, 640m, 2002-04-08 ,郝淑莲、薛怀军采（玻片号RYD04343）。副模： 7 ♂♂,1♀,贵州赤水桫椤, 240m, 2000-09-21 -23 ,于海丽; 1 ♀,云南瑞丽珍稀植物园, 1 000m, 2005-08-05 ,任应党采; 1 ♂,1♀,云南西双版纳自然保护区补蚌管理站,650m,2005—08—25,任应党采。     

Statistical Methods for Using Nonlinear Models to Compare Silage Treatments

Statistical methods are described which can be used to compare treatments where the response is described by a nonlinear model. The nonlinear analysis of covariance is described for a one-way treatment structure and a two-way treatment structure. Methods for constructing confidence bands about a model and about the difference of two models are described. Examples involving the dynamics of silage fermentation are used to demonstrate the methods.     

Some American Austrolimnius (Coleoptera: Elmidae)

A key is given to the North American species of Austrolimnius, one of which is described as new. A new species from Venezuela is described, and new locality records in North and South America are listed for previously described species.     

The comparative morphology of the wings and axillae of selected Heteroptera

The wings of selected species are here treated as functional deformable aerofoils and their morphology described with this in mind. A novel type of non-tubular vein structure in the forewing and hindwing membranes, a 'channel vein', is described. The presence of small, cuticular membrane thickenings in the hindwing is recorded and their possible functions are discussed.
A comparative account of the structure and musculature of the axillae is presented with a view in particular to clarifying some of the associated terminology.
A mechanism for wing folding is described and previously unrecorded adaptations for this purpose seen in Notonecta are described and discussed.     

The genus Chaerilus Simon, 1877 (Scorpiones, Chaerilidae) in Vietnam; description of a new species with comments on possible species-groups

Chaerilus julietteae sp. n. is described from a coastal massif of southern Vietnam. The new species is totally distinct morphologically from Chaerilus petrzelkai Kova?ík, also described from the South Vietnam: it shows more affinities with Chaerilus pictus (Pocock, 1890), described from Bangladesh. An attempt to divide the genus Chaerilus into species-groups is also proposed.     

A new genus and species of freshwater monostiliferous hoplonemertean (Nemertea, Enopla) from the People's Republic of China

A new genus and species of freshwater monostiliferous hoplonemertean, Limnemertes poyangensis gen. et sp. nov., from Poyang Lake, People's Republic of China, is described and illustrated. The taxon is compared and contrasted with previously described freshwater hoplonemerteans. This is the fourth species of freshwater nemertean to be described from China and the first recorded from Poyang Lake.     

First record of Balcha Walker (Hymenoptera,Eupelmidae) in South Korea with the description of one new species

The genus Balcha Walker (Eupelmidae) is recorded for the first time in South Korea, with one newly described species and one newly recorded species. Both sexes of Balcha opaca Fusu sp. n. are described, and the presumed male of B. dictyota Gibson is described for the first time. The newly described species is peculiar in having a comparatively darker and less shiny mesoscutum. In other species of the genus the mesoscutum has brilliant metallic colours that contrast with dorsal dark bands along areas of much finer sculpture.     

Preparative scale isolation of sphingosine

A high-yield method is described for the preparation of sphingenine from galactosylceramide. Two successive cleavage reactions are used, alkaline butanol to form galactosylsphingosine, then acidic acetonitrile to form the sphingenine. A column purification procedure utilizing silica gel is described. The method is superior to previously described methods in its rapidity and avoidance of isomerization and contamination by racemization and rearrangement products.     

Type Specimens and identity of the described species of Conus II. The species described by Solander, Chemnitz, Born, and Lightfoot between 1766 and 1786

Twenty-three species of Conus were described by authors other than Linnaeus between 1766 and 1786. Of these, 3 are Eocene species from England described by Solander in Brander (1766), and the remainder are Recent. Chemnitz (1777) described one valid species. Of the 10 species described by Born (1778), 7 are valid, 2 are junior synonyms of Linnaean species, and 1 is a nomen dubium. Solander in [Lightfoot] (1786) described 5 species, of which 3 are valid and 2 are junior synonyms of Linnaean species. Lightfoot (1786) described 4 species, of which 1 is valid and 3 are junior synonyms of Linnaean species.
Holotypes of 7 species and lectotypes of 3 species exist, and representatives of lecto-types of 10 species have been selected. All of these types are illustrated photographically.
Between 1758 and 1786, 60 species of Conus were described, of which 45 are now considered valid. Of these, 42 are Recent.     

A METHOD FOR OBTAINING A CONTROLLED DAILY TEMPERATURE CYCLE

An apparatus is described which gives a controlled daily cycle of temperature. The hand of a 24 hr. clock is connected by a rod to the arm operating a thermostat contact and moves the contact slowly backwards and forwards. Its method of use is described and the shape of curve it produces is expressed as a mathematical formula. A method of obtaining a nearly constant relative humidity is described.     

A new species of parasitic copepod,Shiinoa bakeri (Shiinoidae), with a new host record for Shiinoa elagata Cressey

Summary A new species of Shiinoa parasitic on the nasal lamellae of Indian Ocean and western Atlantic lutjanid fishes is described. A new record of Shiinoa elagata, originally described from Pacific Elagatus bipinnulatus, is reported from western Atlantic Sphyraena barracuda from Belize. The new species described herein brings the total number of Shiinoa species described to four. The family Shiinoidae is redefined.     

Apharyngotrema lenti n. sp., a new anenterotrematid trematode from the gall-bladder of some Amazonian bats,with comments on Anenterotrema Stunkard, 1938 and Apharyngotrema Marshall & Miller, 1979

Apharyngotrema lenti n. sp. is described from the gall-bladder of two Brazilian bats, Saccopteryx bilineata and Anoura caudifera. This is only the second member of the genus to be described and the first anenterotrematid recorded from the gall-bladder. Specimens of Anenterotrema from the intestine of the same hosts are also briefly described. The validity of the genus Apharyngotrema is commented upon.     

Taxonomic studies on genus Tetramorium Mayr (Hymenoptera, Formicidae) with report of two new species and three new records including a tramp species from India with a revised key

Two new species of Tetramorium Mayr, namely Tetramorium shivalikensesp. n. and Tetramorium triangulatumsp. n. are described. Tetramorium triangulatumsp. n. belongs to the inglebyi-species group and is described based on worker, queen and male caste, while Tetramorium shivalikensesp. n. belongs to the ciliatum-species group and is described based on worker caste only. Three species viz., Tetramorium caldarium (Roger), Tetramorium tonganum Mayr and Tetramorium urbanii Bolton represent first records from India. The male caste is described for the first time in the case of Tetramorium tonganum. Among these, Tetramorium caldarium is a tramp species which extends its limit to India as well. A revised key to the Indian ants of this genus is also provided herewith.     

Obsevations on the biology of Ricinulei (Arachnida) with descriptions of two new species of Cryptocellus

Two new species of Ricinulei belonging to the genus Cryptocellus are described from British Guiana. The habitat is described and figured and a method of keeping Rcinulei in captivity reported. Observations on feeding and mating are described and possible evolutionary implications of the mating behaviour are discussed     

A New Family of Entodiniomorph Protozoa from the Marsupial Forestomach, with Descriptions of a New Genus and Five New Species

ABSTRACT. A unique group of entodiniomorph protozoa was found in forestomach contents from quokka ( Setonix brachyurus ), western grey kangaroo ( Macropus fuliginosus ), red kangaroo ( Macropus rufus ) and euro ( Macropus robustus erubescens ). A new genus, Macropodinium n.g., containing five new species, is described. Three species are described from forestomach contents of the quokka: Macropodinium baldense n. sp., Macropodinium moiri n. sp. and Macropodinium setonixum n. sp. A single species, Macropodinium ennuensis n. sp., is described from the red kangaroo and euro. The last species, Macropodinium yalanbense n. sp., is described in forestomach contents from the western grey kangaroo. At least three distinct features in the new genus are incompatible with any of the described families in the order Entodiniomorphida. On this basis, the new family Macropodiniidae has been created.     

中国蜚蠊目昆虫化石研究

蜚蠊目昆虫最早出现于中石炭世维斯发早期,是历史渊源最长的昆虫之一.Grabau在20世纪初首次开始对我国蜚蠊目昆虫化石进行研究.到目前为止,中国古昆虫学者先后共发表36篇关于我国蜚蠊目昆虫化石的分类著作,描述鉴定了10科51属169种蜚蠊化石.本文通过列表统计中国已发表定名的蜚蠊化石,分析并探讨了中国蜚蠊化石的特征、存在的问题、研究现状及前景.     

Review of the genus Isodemis Diakonoff (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae) from China, with description of three new species

The genus Isodemis Diakonoff, 1952 in China is reviewed, with seven species recognized. Three new species are described: Isodemis quadratasp. n., Isodemis guangxiensissp. n. and Isodemis hainanensissp. n. The female of Isodemis stenotera Diakonoff, 1983 is described for the first time. Variation within Isodemis illiberalis (Meyrick, 1918) and Isodemis stenotera is briefly discussed. Images of the adults and genitalia are provided, along with a key to the described species.     

The use of techniques of sensory evaluation as a framework for teaching experimental methods

Several simple techniques of sensory assessment are described and the conditions for their satisfactory performance stated. The manner in which these experiments can be used to provide open-ended practical exercises for classes is discussed and its advantages as a relatively cheap and simple method of teaching experimentation is described. Experiments are described in which the diffusion of salt into potatoes after cooking them in boiling salted water is investigated using several techniques of sensory assessment, and other suitable areas ofinvestigation are suggested     

A new antelope from Gabon

A new subspecies Cephalophus ogilbyi crusalbum , of Ogilby's duiker, is described from Gabon. It is the only duiker with white legs and is isolated from previously described subspecies of C. ogilbyi.