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- Q100054468 P1922 "Biasmando laudate" @default.
- Q100056388 P1922 "Biasmando laudate" @default.
- Q100058448 P1922 "Un Arcivescovo" @default.
- Q100059791 P1922 "Un Arcivescovo" @default.
- Q100065238 P1922 "L'uom che in un sol sonetto" @default.
- Q1000655 P1922 "An old tradition and a new technology have converged to make possible an unprecedented public good." @default.
- Q1000655 P1922 "Egy régi hagyomány és egy új technológia találkozásából egyedülálló eredmény született a köz javára." @default.
- Q1000655 P1922 "Tradisi lama dan teknologi baru telah menyatu untuk memungkinkan munculnya barang publik yang belum pernah ada sebelumnya." @default.
- Q100067953 P1922 "L'uom che in un sol sonetto" @default.
- Q100145132 P1922 "1. Three exceedingly interesting parasites of the super-family Ascaridoidea have been discussed in this paper." @default.
- Q100149513 P1922 "Bayview is a bushland suburb of Sydney situated on the southern shores of Pittwater and approximately 20 miles north of the city." @default.
- Q100149515 P1922 "Carne and Monteith (1971) record a single specimen of 'Trioplognathus griseopilosus' (Ohaus) from Victoria Park near Alstonville, New South Wales, collected on 1 December, 1970.." @default.
- Q100149516 P1922 "The beating method of collecting is most useful for collecting spiders and foliage dwelling insects such as beetles, butterfly and moth larvae, bugs and psocids.." @default.
- Q100149518 P1922 "A review of the literature dealing with Australian dragonflies reveals that there are few records from the Northern Territory." @default.
- Q100149519 P1922 "Little is known of the butterflies to be found in the Warrumbungle National Park, situated 20 miles west of Coonabarabran and approximately 300 miles north-west of Sydney.." @default.
- Q100149522 P1922 "A brief outline is given of the processes used in ascertaining the limits of species in nature, and of the theoretical background on this subject." @default.
- Q100149523 P1922 "Iron Range is the name of the range of hills lying immediately to the east of the Claudie River and its tributaries located on the east coast of Cape York Peninsula at approximately 12 degrees 45' S. The name is now applied to this part of the…" @default.
- Q100149524 P1922 "Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park comprises some 36,000 acres of natural bushland on the northern outskirts of Sydney.." @default.
- Q100149525 P1922 "On 27th February, 1972, a male Hairy Cicada, 'Tettigarcta crinita' Distant, was taken near the top of Mt." @default.
- Q100149526 P1922 "The relaxing (or re-softening) of dried specimens is often necessary if such material is to be correctly mounted for future study or display." @default.
- Q100149530 P1922 "I read with interest the article in the last issue of 'Aust. ent." @default.
- Q100149531 P1922 "Webs of many argiopid species show slight to marked modifications of what might be regarded as a 'typical' orb web, but the methods of construction are basically similar." @default.
- Q100149532 P1922 "There are very few records of Sisyridae (Neuroptera) (Spongillaflies) from Australia." @default.
- Q100149534 P1922 "Review(s) of: Butterflies of Australia, by I. F. B. Common and D. F. Waterhouse, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 19th Oct., 1972. 498pp., 240mm by 175mm with 41 pis (28 in col.) 25 line drawings and 366 maps." @default.
- Q100149535 P1922 "Review(s) of: Label check list of the Australian butterflies, by M. S. Moulds and J. V. Peters." @default.
- Q100149538 P1922 "The colour of the hind wing of the grasshopper 'Atractomorpha similis' I. Bolivar varies from colourless to deep pink, and Rehn (1953) suggested that the variation might be due to some environmental factor or 'to physiological factors in the…" @default.
- Q100149540 P1922 "Chequered beetles of the exclusively Australian genus 'Zenithicola' Spinola may be recognised by their compact build and broad, triangular elytra." @default.
- Q100149541 P1922 "If an insect collection is to have more than just aesthetic value it is necessary that its specimens be correctly labelled." @default.
- Q100149542 P1922 "During studies on population movements of 'Danaus plexippus' (L.) (Wanderer Butterfly) in Australia some casual observations have been made on its natural enemies." @default.
- Q100149548 P1922 "Seventeen species comprising insect fallout on snow fields at about 1,500 m in the Kiandra area of the Snowy Mountains, collected August, 1972 are listed." @default.
- Q100149549 P1922 "A method for making solid naphthalene bars suitable for placing into troughs around the perimeter of insect collection drawers is here described." @default.
- Q100149550 P1922 "The township of Springsure lies approximately 275 kilometres (170 miles) W.S.W. of Rockhampton." @default.
- Q100149551 P1922 "Studies on population movements of butterflies, especially 'Danaus plexippus' (L.), have been under way since 1963, during which time many specimens have been marked and released using the." @default.
- Q100149552 P1922 "Many species of the large ant genus 'Polyrhachis' F.R. Smith make nests using silk from their own larvae or from spiders." @default.
- Q100149554 P1922 "Although a number of apparent sightings of the Evening Brown 'Melanitis leda bankia' (Fabricius) have been made within the Sydney district, Haines (1972) records the only three specimens actually taken.." @default.
- Q100149557 P1922 "Male butterflies of the subfamily Danainae have a pair of expansible, pheromone-disseminating organs (hairpencils) near the tip of the abdomen." @default.
- Q100149558 P1922 "Situated approximately mid-way between Sydney and Melbourne on the main southern railway line, Wagga Wagga is 186 metres (609 feet) above sea level and straddles the border of the Riverina and South-west Slopes climatic districts." @default.
- Q100149559 P1922 "Notes on behaviour of adults of 'Nothybus decorus' and a related species made in the field in Malaysia are given." @default.
- Q100149561 P1922 "Two new 'Stenopsychodes' species, 'opsia; and 'syrdena', are described." @default.
- Q100149566 P1922 "Common and Waterhouse (1972) state that the native food plants of 'P. canopus canopus' have not been recorded." @default.
- Q100149568 P1922 "Specimens of both sexes of the bee, 'Leioproctus (Notocolletes) heterodoxus' (Cockerell), formerly known only from the unique male holotype, were collected near Lakes Albert and Alexandrina in South Australia." @default.
- Q100149569 P1922 "A paper on Tasmanian Trichoptera by S. Jacquemart, 1965, has been reviewed, errors rectified, and the preoccupied name of 'Oecetis ochracea' Jacq. non Curt, changed to 'Oecetis geevestonia' nom. nov.." @default.
- Q100149570 P1922 "Psocoptera frequenting nests of 'Ixeuticus candidus' collected in August 1973 are listed and discussed." @default.
- Q100149571 P1922 "A recent paper (Riek, 1973) has permitted reidentification of scorpionfly material of the family Choristidae in the collections of the Australian Museum." @default.
- Q100149572 P1922 "The appearance and disappearace of species on islands is an interesting phenomenon." @default.
- Q100149573 P1922 "Review(s) of: Trichoptera, by H. Malicky in the 'Handbuch der Zoologie' 4. Band, 2. Holfte, 2. Teil, 29. Beitrag, 114 pages, 96 line drawings, Walter de Gruyter, Berlin and New York." @default.
- Q100149576 P1922 "Following reports of adult danaid butterflies feeding on the leaves and stems of certain pyrrolizidine alkaloid-containing plants in central Queensland (Atkins, 1974) I have found another plant attractant growing in this area.." @default.
- Q100149577 P1922 "Some brief observations are reported of the behaviour of both sexes of a 'Xylocopa' species in the Kimberley Division of Western Australia." @default.
- Q100149579 P1922 "'Ornithoptera priamus' ranges from the Moluccas, through New Guinea and the Kai (Key) and Aru Islands to the Bismarck Archipelago, the Solomon Islands and eastern Australia." @default.
- Q100149580 P1922 "The egg, oviruptor, and first instar larva of 'Stenosmylus tenuis' (Walker) are described and figured.." @default.
- Q100149581 P1922 "Review(s) of: Butterflies of the world, by H. L. Lewis, 1973, Harrap, London. xvi + 312 pages including 208 plates, size: 302 x 210 mm." @default.
- Q100149583 P1922 "The genus 'Stenopsocus' Hagen includes twenty Palaearctic and Oriental species and one ['S. striatifrons' (McLachlan)] from Australia. 'S. striatifrons' has not been recorded since its original description which gives as the locality." @default.
- Q100149584 P1922 "Review(s) of: Changing patterns in entomology, by Jubilee Publication of the Entomological Society of Queensland." @default.
- Q100149587 P1922 "Collection of Scarabaeidae, by means of excrement baited pitfall traps, at five sites in the Toowoomba area yielded twenty-five species." @default.
- Q100149588 P1922 "A worn female of 'Mimene atropatene' Fruhstorfer was taken at Mt." @default.
- Q100149589 P1922 "Mendooran is approximately 290 kilometres (180 miles) north-west of Sydney and 72 kilometres (45 miles) north-east of Dubbo." @default.
- Q100149590 P1922 "During the past six years the writer has carried out an extensive study of food plants of Queensland butterflies." @default.
- Q100149591 P1922 "Through the courtesy of Mrs." @default.
- Q100149593 P1922 "Recent collecting has revealed the presence of two new species of Myopsocidae which are described here." @default.
- Q100149595 P1922 "In the recent Queensland Fauna Conservation Act 1974 two butterfly species have been declared." @default.
- Q100149599 P1922 "Forty-one species of Scarabaeidae were taken in light traps operated nightly near St." @default.
- Q100149600 P1922 "The previously unrecorded life history of 'Anisynta tillyardi' Waterhouse and Lyell is described, and the relationship of this species to other species of the genus 'Anisynta' and to other genera is discussed.." @default.
- Q100149603 P1922 "Between 1969 and 1974 we have taken 145 species from the Northern Rivers district." @default.
- Q100149604 P1922 "The Tribe Oeconesini Tillyard is raised to family level." @default.
- Q100149606 P1922 "'Psocus griseipennis' McLachlan, 'Myopsocus novaezealandiae' Kolbe and 'Psocus zelandicus' Hudson (Psocoptera: Myopsocidae) are established as synonyms of 'Psocus australis' Brauer which is now included in 'Phlotodes Enderlein'. New distribution…" @default.
- Q100149607 P1922 "Review(s) of: Moths of Australia, by Bernard D'Abrera, 1974 Lansdowne Press, Melbourne, 85 pages, 25 cm by 19 cm, including 47 colour and 13 black and white plates." @default.
- Q100149611 P1922 "We describe the life history of a hitherto unrecognised lycaenid species, 'Theclinesthes albocincta' (Waterhouse), 1903 stat. n., from South Australia." @default.
- Q100149612 P1922 "Moulds (1974) surveyed the butterflies of Springsure in August 1971 and suggested that additional species would be found, especially in the spring and summer months." @default.
- Q100149614 P1922 "Sexual modifications of the head in 'Pogonortalis doclea' (Walker) and other platystomatid flies are described." @default.
- Q100149615 P1922 "Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is situated to the north of Sydney and comprises some 36,000 acres of heath and dry sclerophyll forest interspersed with small remnant rainforest gullies on Hawkesbury sandstone.." @default.
- Q100149616 P1922 "The early stages of this species have previously eluded collectors, probably because the species is extremely local and few adults will be seen more than a couple of hundred meters from where a large colony is breeding.." @default.
- Q100149617 P1922 "This short note reports recent observations on the Evening Brown Butterfly, ['Melanitis leda bankia' (Fabricius)] in the Sydney area and on Norfolk Island, from which it has not previously been recorded.." @default.
- Q100149619 P1922 "Review(s) of: Artificial diets for insects: a compilation of references with abstracts (1970-72), by Pritam Singh. 1974, New Zealand Department of Scientific and Industrial Research Bulletin 214. 96 pages, 30 x 21 cm." @default.
- Q100149620 P1922 "Review(s) of: Living insects, by R. D. Hughes. 1975. Collins, Sydney. 304 pages, 43 coloured plates, 17 black and white plates, 69 text-figures." @default.
- Q100149624 P1922 "At Iron Range, Claudie River district, north Queensland, adult male 'Promachus interponens' Walker were seen to hover in the vicinity of females, a behaviour previously unrecorded for Australian Asilidae." @default.
- Q100149625 P1922 "This paper reports on specimens which extend the known distributions of some species of Hesperiidae and Lycaenidae in south-eastern Queensland.." @default.
- Q100149626 P1922 "The first observations on oviposition dancing in an Australian tipulid fly of the genus 'Leptotarsus' are described." @default.
- Q100149627 P1922 "Recently, I was surprised to find a specimen of a species belonging to the exotic carabid genus 'Tetragonoderus' Dejean amongst some voucher material of Australian Coleoptera collected by Prof." @default.
- Q100149628 P1922 "The butterfly 'Narathura araxes eupolis' (Miskin) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) is recorded migrating for the first time." @default.
- Q100149629 P1922 "The paper by Peters (1974), listing the butterflies known from central Australia, has stimulated us to prepare a list of our butterfly captures at Hermannsburg, 128 km west of Alice Springs, during 1974 and the first three months of 1975. Our list…" @default.
- Q100149630 P1922 "Review(s) of: The insects of Australia, supplement 1974, Sponsored by the Division of Entomology, C.S.I.R.O., Canberra." @default.
- Q100149633 P1922 "This paper consists of a list of positive identifications of species collected or observed by the author between 1970 and 1974. The locality of capture or observation is followed by a number indicating the month in which the species was recorded…" @default.
- Q100149634 P1922 "The male of 'Criorrhina soror' Paramonov is described and figured, its habitat recorded, and distribution extended.." @default.
- Q100149635 P1922 "Observations and collections of butterflies in the two north-western New South Wales localities of Narrabri and Bellata during the six month period July to December 1974 have been recorded.." @default.
- Q100149636 P1922 "Watson (1974) answered a need of all those interested in Australian Odonata by publishing a current checklist of all known species with a guide to their distribution.." @default.
- Q100149637 P1922 "An investigation into the generic relationships of some Elateridae found in Australia, New Guinea and New Zealand has shown that the systematic position of certain genera should be changed." @default.
- Q100149641 P1922 "Four species of Otitidae, subfamily Ulidiinae, are recorded from Australia: 'Pseudeuxesta prima' (Osten Sacken); 'Acrosticta apicalis' (Williston); and the introduced 'Physiphora aenea' (Fabricius) and 'P. demandata' (Fabricius)." @default.
- Q100149642 P1922 "Hilltopping and territorial behaviour are reported and discussed for adult males of the widespread Australian diurnal moth, 'Comocrus behri' (Angas) (Lepidoptera: Agaristidae)." @default.
- Q100149643 P1922 "Dense, milling swarms of small insects were a conspicuous feature of the Canberra district during the closing weeks of the 1974-75 summer." @default.
- Q100149644 P1922 "Two subspecies of 'Deudorix epijarbas' have been described from Australia, 'D. e. diovis' Hewitson which ranges from Mackay to Gosford and 'D. e. dido' Waterhouse found from Cape York to Tully." @default.
- Q100149645 P1922 "The winter of 1975 in Hobart was unusually long, with above normal rainfall." @default.
- Q100149646 P1922 "Material recently collected on Cape York Peninsula by Mr M. S. Moulds included a single female belonging to an undescribed species of Epipsocidae, a psocopteran family not previously confirmed as occurring in Australia.." @default.
- Q100149649 P1922 "During December 1974, two larvae of 'Pseudalmenus chlorinda' (Blanchard) were found on clothing, apparently having been brushed from their food plant somewhere in the Ulladulla district.." @default.
- Q100149650 P1922 "New food plants for three species of Northern Territory butterflies are recorded here." @default.
- Q100149652 P1922 "The egg of 'Jalmenus evagoras' (Donovan) is described and illustrated by scanning electron micrographs." @default.
- Q100149653 P1922 "'Librella demetrius' n. gen. et sp. is described from eastern Australia." @default.
- Q100149654 P1922 "Prior to 1941 only one species of Odonata had been recorded from Norfolk Island." @default.
- Q100149655 P1922 "Review(s) of: Garden jungle." @default.
- Q100149658 P1922 "A new locality and a previously unrecorded food plant are recorded for 'Pseudolmenus chlorinda' (Blanchard); interesting collections of 'Toxidia thyrrhus' Mabille and 'Argynnis hyperbius inconstans' Butler are reported.." @default.
- Q100149659 P1922 "Males of three Australian species of the family Clusiidae have the vibrissae modified to form a three-dimensional spiral." @default.