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(Evertebrata) Oberösterreichs (1991-2002) 521-618 © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; Download Unter ZOBODAT - www.zobodat.at Zoologisch-Botanische Datenbank/Zoological-Botanical Database Digitale Literatur/Digital Literature Zeitschrift/Journal: Beiträge zur Naturkunde Oberösterreichs Jahr/Year: 2003 Band/Volume: 0012 Autor(en)/Author(s): Gusenleitner Fritz Josef [Friedrich], Aescht Erna Artikel/Article: Bibliograhie der Wirbellosen Tiere (Evertebrata) Oberösterreichs (1991-2002) 521-618 © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at Beitr. Naturk. Oberösterreichs 12 521-618 27.11.2003 Bibliographie der Wirbellosen Tiere (Evertebrata) Oberösterreichs (1991-2002) F. GUSENLEITNER & E. AESCHT Anschließend an die Bibliographien 1930-1980 (GUSENLEITNER F. & J. GUSENLEITNER 1983) und 1981-1990 (GUSENLEITNER F. 1992) wurde auch hier die Einteilung der Zitate nach systematischen Kriterien gewählt. Die Titel der Arbeiten enthalten oft keinen Hinweis auf die Landesbezogenheit, es wurden jedoch auch Zitate ausgewählt, die nur wenige Angaben zur oberösterreichischen Fauna enthalten. Zusätzlich wurden auch Gesamtbibliographien von bedeutenden Oberösterreichern aufgenommen. Ein Oberösterreichbezug ist durch ein vorgestelltes " • " erkennbar. Inhalt Seite Anzahl Seite Anzahl der der Zitate Zitate Protozoa 521 321 Mantodea 552 1 Cnidaria 539 3 Saltatoria 552 30 Porifera 539 1 Hemiptera 554 15 Annelida 539 5 Coleoptera 554 70 Mollusca 539 83 Neuropterida 558 115 Tentaculata 543 1 Hymenoptera 564 246 Arthropoda 544 Diptera 577 29 Arachnida 544 39 Trichoptera 578 5 Crustacea 546 34 Lepidoptera 579 146 Myriapoda 547 1 Mehrere Taxa betreffend 586 75 Insecta 548 Parasitologie 591 340 Ephemeroptera 548 12 Personalia 613 42 Odonata 548 66 Allgemeine und 615 50 Plecoptera 551 11 historische Arbeiten Protozoa AESCHT E. (1992): Unsichtbar und faszinierend: Aus dem Reich der Einzeller. — OÖ. Museumsj. 2/7: 31-32. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 522 AESCHT E. (1993): Lebewesen als Lebensraum: Einzeller auf und in Insekten. — OÖ. Museumsj. 3/4: 15-16. AESCHT E. (1993): Von Mikroben, Urtieren und anderen Kleinlebewesen Vorankündigung zur Ausstellung im Biologiezentrum Linz-Domach. — OÖ. Museumsj. 3/12: 55-56. AESCHT E. (1993): Waldsanierungsversuch im Mühlviertel. — OÖ. Museumsj. 3/11: 51- 52. AESCHT E. (1994): Freilanduntersuchungen zum bioindikativen Potential von Bodenprotozoen: Erfahrungen aus Österreich. — Mitt. öst. bodenk. Ges. 48/49: 91-106. AESCHT E. (Wiss. Red.; 1994): Die Urtiere - eine verborgene Welt. — Kataloge des OÖ. Landesmuseums N. F. 71: 1-278. AESCHT E. (1994): Faszinierende Mikroweit. — OÖ. Museumsj. 4/4: 15. AESCHT E. (1995): Potentialities and limits of soil protozoa as bioindicators in field studies. — Europ. J. Protistol. 31: 402, Abstr. 1. AESCHT E. (1995): Versilberte Mikroorganismen. Schmuckstücke der anderen Art. — Blickpunkte Oberösterreich 2/95: 22-23. AESCHT E. (1996): Neues aus dem Reich der Einzeller. — OÖ. Museumsj. 6/3: 9-14. AESCHT E. (1997): Die artenlose Minimalökologie am Beispiel der Bodenprotozoen - eine Kritik. — Abh. Ber. Naturkundemus. Görlitz 69: 10-29. AESCHT E. (1997): Von der Dauer der Formen. — In: GRATZER A.: Human time anatomy. Fotografien aus den Jahren 1992-1997. OÖ. Landeskulturdirektion, Galerie im Stifterhaus, Linz: 14-15. AESCHT E. (2001): Catalogue of the generic names of ciliates (Protozoa, Ciliophora). — Denisia 1: 1-350. AESCHT E. (2002): Book review: LEE J.J., LEEDALE G.F. & P. BRADBURY (Eds.) (2002): An illustrated guide to the protozoa. Second edition: Organisms traditionally referred to as protozoa, or newly discovered groups. — Europ. J. Protistol. 38: 309-311. AESCHT E. (2002): Das Gemeine Uhrglastierchen (Arcella vularis EHRENBERG 1830). — OÖ. Museumsj. 12/6: 5. AESCHT E. (2002): Plasmodium-Anen, die Malaria-Erreger. — OÖ. Museumsj. 12/11: 5. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1992): Biology of a high-rate activated sludge plant of a pharmaceutical company. — Arch. Hydrobiol. Suppl. 90 (Monographische Beiträge) 2: 207-251. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1992): Biology of a high-rate activated sludge plant of a pharmaceutical company. — J. Protozool. 39: 12A, Abstr. 70. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1992): Effects of mineral and organic fertilizers on the microfauna in a high-altitude reforestation trial. — Biol. Fertil. Soils 13: 17-24. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1992): Enumerating active soil ciliates by direct counting. — In: LEE J.J. & A.T. SOLDO (Eds.): Protocols in Protozoology. Allen Press, Lawrence: B- 7.1 -B-7.4. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1992): Enumerating soil testate amoebae by direct counting. — In: LEE J.J. & A.T. SOLDO (Eds.): Protocols in Protozoology. Allen Press, Lawrence: B-6.1 -B-6.4. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1993): Effects of organically enriched magnesite fertilizers on the soil ciliates and testate amoebae of a spruce forest. — IX. Intern. Congr. Protozoology (July 25.-31., 1993, Berlin, Germany) Abstracts: 3, Abstr. 1. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1993): Effects of organically enriched magnesite fertilizers on the soil ciliates of a spruce forest. — Pedobiologia 37: 321-335. AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1994): Effects of organically enriched magnesite fertilizers on the soil testate amoebae of a spruce forest. — Europ. J. Soil Biol. 30: 79-92. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 523 AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1995): Micro fauna. — In: SCHINNER F., ÖHLINGER R., KANDELER E. & R. MARGESIN (Hrsg.): Bodenbiologische Arbeitsmethoden. 2. Aufl. Springer Verl., Berlin, Heidelberg: 316-337. • AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1998): Divisional morphogenesis in Blepharisma americanum, B. undulans, and B. hyalinum (Ciliophora, Heterotrichida). — Acta Protozool. 37: 71-92. • AESCHT E. & W. FOISSNER (1998): Divisional morphogenesis in Blepharisma americanum, B. undulans, and B. hyalinum (Ciliophora, Heterotrichida). — J. Euk. Microbiol. 45: Abstr. 45. • AESCHT E., W. FOISSNER & M. MULISCH (1991): infrastructure of the mycophagous ciliate Grossglockneria acuta (Ciliophora, Colpodea) and phylogenetic affinities of colpodid ciliates. — Europ. J. Protistol. 26: 350-364. • AESCHT E., W. FOISSNER & M. MULISCH (1992): infrastructure of the mycophagous ciliate Grossglockneria acuta (Ciliophora, Colpodea) and phylogenetic affinities of colpodid ciliates. — J. Protozool. 39: 12A, Abstr. 72. • AESCHT E., W. FOISSNER & M. MULISCH (1992): infrastructure of the mycophagous ciliate Grossglockneria acuta (Ciliophora, Colpodea) and phylogenetic affinities of colpodid ciliates. — Abstracts. 7th Conference on Ciliate Biology, Toledo, Spain, Sept.2.- 7.1991: Abstr. AGATHA S. & W. FOISSNER (1999): The Etosha pan in Namibia (Southwest Africa): a biodiversity centre for soil ciliates. — In: HANSEN P.J. & T. FENCHEL (Eds.): Book of Abstracts. 3rd European Congress of Protistology 9th European Conference on Ciliate Biology. Helsingor: 14, Abstr. AGATHA S. & W. FOISSNER (2000): 3,000 or 30,000 free-living ciliates? An investigation on Namibian soil ciliates. — XVIII. Intern. Congr. Zool., Book of Abstr.: 159. AGATHA S. & W. FOISSNER (2000): Metopus, Ciliophora incertae sedis: morphogenesis does not support a relationship with haptorid gymnostomes and heterotrich clevelandellids as indicated by gene sequence data. — J. Euk. Microbiol., Suppl. 47: 9A, Abstr. 66. AGATHA S. & W. FOISSNER (2001): Biodiversity of soil ciliates in Namibia, Southwest Africa. — XI. Intern. Congr. Protozool. Salzburg, Austria, July 15-19, 2001, Abstracts: 45. AGATHA S., W. FOISSNER & H. BERGER (2001): New and poorly known soil ciliates from Namibia, Southwest Africa. — XI. Intern. Congr. Protozool. Salzburg, Austria, July 15- 19, 2001, Abstracts: 79. AL-RASHEID K. & W. FOISSNER (1999): Apical feeding in the karyrelictids (Protozoa, Ciliophora) Sultanophrys arabica and Tracheloraphis sp. — J. Euk. Microbiol. 46: 458- 463. AL-RASHEID K. & W. FoiSSNER (1999): Feeding and ontogenesis in Sultanophrys, a karyrelictid, trachelocercid ciliate: evolution at the base of the ciliate tree. — In: HANSEN P.J. & T. FENCHEL (Eds.): Book of Abstracts. 3rd European Congress of Protistology 9th European Conference on Ciliate Biology. Helsingor: 15, Abstr. AL-RASHEID K. & W. FOISSNER (2000): Trachelocercid karyorelictids (Protozoa, Ciliophora) do not feed by the glabrous stripe, as proposed by LENK & SMALL, but through a conventional oral apparatus at the anterior end of the organism. — J. Euk. Microbiol., Suppl. 47: 9A, Abstr. 67. • ARNDT H. (1992): Free-living heterotrophic flagellates - their production and fate in limnetic pelagic ecosystems. — Europ. J. Protistol. 28: 331, Abstr. 4. • ARNDT H. (1994): Protozoen als wesentliche Komponente pelagischer Ökosysteme von Seen. — Kataloge des OÖ. Landesmuseums N. F. 71: 111-147. • ARNDT H., GODE H., MACEK M. & K.O. ROTHHAUPT (1993): Chemostats used to model the microbial food web: evidence for the feed-back effect of herbivorous metazoans. — Arch. Hydrobiol. Beih. Ergebn. Limnol. Planktonk. 37: 187-194. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 524 ARNDT H., JÜRGENS K. & ZIMMERMANN H. (1992): Limnetic protozooplankton structure and function can be determined by metazoan predation. — J. Protozool. 39: 13A, Abstr. 74. AUGUSTIN H. (1991): Morphologie und Ökologie einiger Ciliaten (Protozoa: Ciliophora) aus dem Belebtschlamm kommunaler Kläranlagen. — Diss. Univ. Salzburg: 1-208. AUGUSTIN H. & W. FOlSSNER (1992): Morphologie und Ökologie einiger Ciliaten (Protozoa: Ciliophora) aus dem Belebtschlamm. — Arch. Protistenk. 141: 243-283. AUGUSTIN H. & W. FOlSSNER (1992): Enumeration of protists and small metazoans in activated
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