Himantura signifer

Compagno, L.J.V. & Roberts, T. 1982. Freshwater stingrays (Dasyatidae) of southeast Asia and New Guinea, with descriptions of a new species of Himantura and reports of unidentified species. Environmental Biology of Fishes, 7(4):321-339.

MZUSP 107673

12°40'S, 71°04'06"W

12°40'S, 71°04'06"W

12°40'S, 71°04'06"W

Uepi Island

5°59'S, 150°35'E

Disentangling the Pelomedusa complex using type specimens and historical DNA (Testudines: Pelomedusidae)

22°45'N, 90°18'E

15° 54′ 02.8″S; 52° 16′ 58.7″W

06° 09′ 01.1″S; 48° 22′ 14.7″W

15° 10′ 19.65″ S; 51° 38′ 48.30″ W

Foraging activity of the processional termiteHospitalitermes hospitalis (Termitidae: Nasutitermitinae) in the rain forest of Brunei, north-west Borneo

4°47'16"S, 103°35'8"E

0°38’13”S; 114°41’10”E

Molecular phylogeny of treeshrews (Mammalia: Scandentia) and the timescale of diversification in Southeast Asia

Proportion and Cluster Analyses of the Skull in Various Species of the Tree Shrews

Sierra de los Cuchumatanes

Thomas O. 1895. On some mammals collected by Dr. E. Modigliani in Sipora, Mentawei Islands. Annali. Museuo Civico de Storia Naturale Genoa ser 2. 14:661–672.

BMNH 86.7.2.12

Woodman N., Timm R. M.. 1992. A new species of small-eared shrew, genus Cryptotis (Insectivora: Soricidae), from Honduras. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 105:1–12.

15 °45′44 ″N, 91 °30″10 ″W

15 °36′N, 91 °37′W

SYSTEMATIC AND DESCRIPTION OF NEW SPECIES OF MAXOMYS (MURIDAE)

Thomas, O., 1894. A preliminary revision of the Bornean species of the genus Mus. Annales Magazine Natural History 14:449-460.

1o19’ 8.11” S, 120o 6’ 8” E

Jenkins P. D., Kilpatrick C. W., Robinson M. F., Timmins R. J.. 2004. Morphological and molecular investigations of a new family, genus and species of rodent (Mammalia: Rodentia: Hystricognatha) from Lao PDR. Systematics and Biodiversity 2:419–454.

Jenkins P. D. 1982. A discussion of Malayan and Indonesian shrews of the genus Crocidura (Insectivora: Soricidae). Zoologische Mededelingen 56:267–279.

OISE-0965856

DEB-1343517

6.7620°S, 106.9840°E

FMNH 218724

6.74818°S, 106.99388°E

8°07′45.73″S, 63°42′09.64″W

Rhinebothrium tetralobatum

Himantura granulosa

Caulobothrium anacolum sp. n.(Figs. 12-13, 19)DESCRIPTION (n = number of measurementsused): Strobila acraspedote, apolytic, 6.8-15.4mm long, composed of 13-32 (n = 30) pro-glottids. Scolex with four pedicellated, quad-rate bothridia; pedicels 50-150 long, wider atbothridium than at trunk; bothridia 648-804long by 324-700 wide, with 22-23 transversesepta forming 23—24 total loculi; median longi-tudinal septum absent. Cephalic peduncle120-360 long. Immature proglotticls widerthan long; mature ones 1.14-2.54 mm long by0.38 mm wide. Testes in anterior % of pro-glottid, 34-45 (x = 41, 11 = 20) in number,54-138 in diameter; 10-14 (12) postporally,5-7 (6) preporally, 18-27 (23) antiporally.Cirrus sac in anterior % of proglottid, 144-216long by 108-178 wide, containing spined ever-sible cirrus. Genital atrium inconspicuous.Genital pore 19-29% of proglottid length fromanterior end, irregularly alternating. Vaginaanterior to cirrus sac; vaginal sphincter present;posterior portion expanded to form seminalreceptacle. Ovary bilobed in frontal view, X-shaped in cross-section, follicular, 144-312 longby 96—300 \vide at isthmus in tci'minal pro-glottids. Vitelline follicles extending length ofproglottid, 12-60 in diameter.

Goldstein, R. J. 1964. Species of Acantho-bothrium (Cestoda: Tetraphyllidea) from theGulf of Mexico. J. Parasit. 50: 656-661

Williams, II. H. 1964. Some new and littleknown cestodes from Australian elasmobranchswith a brief discussion of their possible use inproblems of host taxonomy. Parasitol. 54:737-748

Campbell, R. A. 1969. New species of Acantho-bothrium (Cestoda: Tetraphyllidea) fromChesapeake Bay, Virginia. J. Parasit. 55:559-570

Himantura schmardae

Rhinebothrium magniphallum sp. n.(Figs. 15, 17)DESCRIPTION (n = number of measurementsused): Strobila acraspedote, apolytic, 2.28-3.06 mm long, composed of 8-12 (n = 40)proglottids. Scolex composed of four pedicel-lated, bilobed, elongate bothridia with indis-tinct hingelike constriction between lobes;pedicels up to 22 long; bothridia 264-488 longby 128—144 wide, divided transversely by 15-17 transverse septa forming 16-18 total loculi;median longitudinal septum absent. Cephalicpeduncle 24-60 long. Immature proglottidswider than long to longer than wide; matureones 444-912 long by 108-204 wide. Testesin anterior MJ of proglottid, in two longitudinalrows, 10-15 (x = 12, n = 21) in number, 17—41 in diameter. Cirrus sac at midproglottid,145-195 long by 46—75 wide, containing spinedeversible cirrus. Genital atrium prominent.Genital pore 36-48% of proglottid length fromanterior end, irregularly alternating. Vaginaanterior to cirrus sac; v a g i n al sphincter present.Ovary near posterior end of proglottid, lobesfused posteriorly, X-shaped in cross-section,116-238 long by 29-87 wide at isthmus interminal proglottids. Vitelline follicles extend-ing entire length of proglottid, may be conflu-ent posterior to ovary, 10-35 in diameter.HOST: Himantura schmardae.SITE: Spiral valve.LOCALITY: Caribbean Sea, 15 km. west ofLa Cienaga, Magdalena, Colombia.HOLOTYPE: USNM Helm. Coll. No. 73965.Paratypes: USNM Helm. Coll. No. 73966;Univ. Neb. S t a te Mus., H. W. Manter Lab. N o.20262.ETYMOLOGY: The species name refers to therelative size of the cirrus s a c.Rhinebothrium magniphallum resembles R.monodi Euzet, 1954 (17) and R. scobinaeEuzet and Carvajal, 1973 (19) in number ofbothridial loculi; R. hawaiiensis Comford, 1974(11-13), R. euzeti Williams, 1958 (12) andR. cadenati Euzet, 1954 (12-14) in number oftestes per proglottid; and R. scobinae and R.cadenati in lacking a median longitudinal sep-tum in each bothridium. The cirrus sac of R.magniphallum is relatively much larger thanthat of any other species.

llaer, J-G. 1948. Contributions a 1'etude descestodes de selaciens. I-IV. Bull. Soc. Nat.Neuchatel 71: 63-122

Six New Species of Tetraphyllidean Cestodes,Including a New Genus, from a Marine StingrayHimantura schmardae (Werner, 1904) f r om Colombia

USNM 460349

USNM 543086

3. Olson S. L., Steadman D. W. 1977. A new genus of flightless ibis (Threskiornithidae) and other fossil birds from cave deposits in Jamaica. Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. 90, 447–457

9. Olson S. L., Steadman D. W. 1979. The humerus of Xenicibis, the extinct flightless ibis of Jamaica. Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. 92, 23–27

Red Hills Fissure

KU 291675

KU 291681

/specimen_voucher="ROM98341"

The Relationships of Major Lineages within Peromyscine Rodents: A Molecular Phylogenetic Hypothesis and Systematic Reappraisal

Baer, J. G. 1948. Contributions a l'étude des cestodes des sélaciens. I– IV. Bulletin de la Société Neuchâteloise des Sciences Naturelles 71:63–122.

A review of the milliped genus Haplogonopus with commentary on the so-called “Charactopygus-Bildung” modification of spirostreptid paraprocts(Diplopoda: Spirostreptidae)

FIGURE 2. SEM micrographs of statoblasts from three phylactolaemate species from Okinawa. A, Plumatella casmiana Oka,1907,floatoblast, dorsal view. B, Plumatella casmiana,sessoblast. C,Plumatella emarginata Allman, 1844, floatoblast, ventralview. D,Plumatella mukaii Wood, 2001, floatoblast, ventral view. E,Plumatella repens (Linnaeus, 1758), floatoblast, dorsalview. Scale bars: 100 μm.

Odiomarinae nov. subfam., a new subfamily for two primitive genera of Hymenosomatidae MacLeay, 1838, with preliminary remarks on the family (Crustacea, Decapoda, Brachyura)

Trace-based Just-in-Time Type Specialization for DynamicLanguages

Burton, M. (1934). Sponges. Scientific Reports of the Great Barrier Reef Expedition 1928-29. 4 (14): 513-621, pls 1-2.

6'19'S, ijj^c/E;

ZFMK 70651

ZFMK 70650)

B52700

B52699

B50304

B50302

B50298

LSUMNS B52700

LSUMNS B52699

DHC72

LSUMNS B50304

LSUMNS B50302

LSUMNS B50298

DMT059

DMT051

DMT050

DHC97

DHC88

UWBM 60227

FMNH 358303

FMNH 358301

FMNH 357440

FMNH 357435

FMNH 358312

DMT040

DMT027

C. linchi

C. linchi

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. esculenta

C. linchi

Collocalia linchi^

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia esculenta nitens^

Collocalia esculenta becki^

Collocalia esculenta marginata

Collocalia esculenta marginata

Collocalia esculenta bagobo

Collocalia esculenta bagobo

Collocalia troglodytes^

Aerodramus maximus

Aerodramus

EF600707-711

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. esculenta

Collocalia

Collocalia troglodytes

C. esculenta

C. linchi

Aerodramus fuciphagus)

Collocalia troglodytes

Aerodramus)

Collocalia,

Nais

Hirundinidae),

(Aves:

Tachycineta

Apodidae)

(Aves:

Collocalia linchi

Hirundinidae)

(Aves:

Aves)

(Apodes,

Kina

Enicurus leschenaulti

Collocalia

(Brachypteraciidae)

Aerodramus

Anatini).

(Aves)

Ramphocelus

Australasia

Collocalia linchi dodgei

Apodidae.

Emberizidae)

(Aves:

Buarremon

Collocalia dodgei

C. dodgei

Collocalia

C. dodgei

C. esciilenta

C. dodgei

C. dodgei

C. lirwhi

C. dodgei

Collocalia

Coiiocaiia esculenta cyanoptifa

Coffocalia escufenla cyanoptifa

Hocaha esculenta cyanoptila

Collocalia

Enicurus

C. dodgei

C. dodgei

Collocalia dodgei

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. esculenta cyanoptila

C. escidenta cyanoptila

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. linchi

C. linchi

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. esculenta

C. linchi

C. linchi

C. esculenta

Nusa

Madura

C. linchi

Borneo, dodgei