Odonalologica 13 (2): 187-213 June I. 1984

To Dr Syoziro Asahina on his 70th birthday

K. Inoue¹and S . Eda²

1 5-9, Fuminosato 4-chome, Abeno-ku, Osaka 545, Japan

of Oral department Pathology, Matsumoto Dental College, 1780

Gobara, Hirooka, Shiojiri, Nagano 399-07, Japan

Received December 20, 1983

A short appreciation of the odona-

tological work of S. ASAH1NA, at

present Guest Scientist at the National

Institute of Health, Tokyo, Charter

Member, Member of Honour and

Past President of the International

Odonatological Society, and Editor of - Tomba Acta odonalologica, (inclu-

ding a list of taxa dedicated to him) is

followed by an annotated checklist of

new names of taxa and forms'he has

described or proposed in insects (108

in the Odonata), and by his entomolo-

gical bibliography (1928-1983; 632

titles, inch 376 on the Odonata). Most

of his odonatological work is devoted

to taxonomy and to the sino-japanese

and oriental fauna.

We are honoured to write this

short appreciation of Dr Syoziro

Asahina the on occasion ofhis 70th

birthday. He might well be called

the "Father of odonatology in

Japan”, and most of the present

generation of dragonfly workers in

have been Japan brought up under

his influence or with his guidance. 188 K Inoue & S. Eda

SYOZIRO ASAHINA was born on June 10, 1913 in Tokyo. We two got

with him than acquainted more a quarterofa century ago. However, even so, we consider ourselves unable his to review many accomplishments, therefore we have invited him to this prepare himself an autobiography, to follow appreciation.

Dr Asahina seems to have been destined from birth to become a great

Yasuhiko entomologist. His father was professor ofPharmacology and taught

how collect excellent schooleducation, youngSyoziro to insects. After an high an

but essential which the with "informal", part of period were numerousfield trips his father and with the Field Meeting Group of the Tokyo Entomological

entered the Society, he Zoology course at the Tokyo University.

his Asahina In early days, was generally interestedin anumber ofinsect orders.

It June the that was on 10, 1928, during one of Entomological Society field trips, he got particularly and decisively fascinated by dragonflies. Soon thereafter he discovered that the Odonata taxonomy of Japanese presented numerous serious difficulties. Many taxa hadbeen describedby de Selys Longchamps, Martin. Ris,

such Fraser, and by Japanese workers as e.g. Oguma and Okumura.

he had Unfortunately, soon tofind out that many descriptions were inadequate.

he took their Consequently, upon himself to try to clarify status by examining

scattered the world - and elaborate type specimens over a time-consuming undertaking. When this hadbeen accomplished, and the numerous outstanding

taxonomicproblems solved, he embarked on the description of new taxa.

In Iconographia insectorum japonicorum (I950i) he treated all the Japanese odonatespecies known at that time, with good illustrations, drawn by himself. In

1956 he began a series ofpapers on Japanese Odonata (1956b-I958p). These served as good guides, resulting in a rapid growth in Japan ofodonatology and odonatologists, to whom he has always been generous with his help and encouragement.

the authors Asahina when he One of present (K.t.) wrote to Dr for the first lime in August 1951, was a student of Osaka University. He reported the discovery ofAeshna juncea and A. nigroflavaat

Ml Koya in Wakayama Prefecture, upon which Dr Asahina remarked that this constituted new south-western records for these northern species and merited publication, tnoue's study of odonatology essentially started with this encouragement and stimulation. The other author (S.E.)

Dr the lime the Genera! the met Asahina for first on October 20, 1954, during Meeting of Japan

Entomological Society held at the National Science Museum in Tokyo. At that lime Eda was a

A " student at Tokyo Dental College. ccording to Eda 's "Insect Diary hisfirst recorded impressionof

Dr ". Asahina was that of "a sociable scholar On April 15. 1955 they met again, unexpectedly, at the

Dr visit National Science Museum, and Asahina invited Eda for a at his office at the National

Dr Institute of Health. On May 18, Eda visited Asahina at his office and learnt many things about

seek dragonflies. Thereafter Eda often visited Dr Asahina 's office and sometimes his home to his

Also the odonalologicaladvice. he had many opportunitiestoJoin collecting trips to various sites, in

in the vicinity of Tokyo as well as Amami-oshima Island and Hokkaido. Results ofsome of trips

in various 1958c. 1982m were reportedjointly journals (1956c. I960v, I965J. I974d, I974e, elc.j

On October 7, 1957, the inaugural meeting of the Society of Odonatology, Syoziro Asahina 189

Tokyo was held al the Tokyo National Science Museum. The 14 participants includedDr S. Asahina, Prof. T. Esaki, Drs H. Ando, K. Baba, H. Hashimoto

Ishida and and T. Shirozu, Messrs S. Eda, K. Inoue, S. K. Miyakawa. It was

decided that the Society wouldbe managed by Drs Asahina and Ando and Mr

Eda. In fact, this event marked the establishment of the first odonatological society in the world. At first its aim was to maintain effective communication

but this embrace among Japanese odonatologists, soon aim was expanded to odonatologists worldwide. Tombo, which was thefirst journal to be devoted

started exclusively to odonatology, thefollowing year. Despite many difficulties, the society’s activities have been continued until today.

Due largely to Asahina s efforts, Japanese odonatology has madeoutstanding

the all the world. As his progress, to benefit ofodonatologists over we learnfrom autobiography, he has visited agreat many ofthem, in variouspartsof the world,

has shown kindness who visited and he always great to overseas colleagues Japan.

im- Dr Asahina 's entomological opus, exceeding 630 titles, is certainly very

the pressive: with close to 380 odonatological publications he ranks among most prolific authors in our discipline. The number of new taxa he described or proposed in dragonflies (108) is also substantial. Thisfigure includes the Japanese

Mnais "forms”, which do not fall under the Code, but whose definition has

the the mechanisms triggered inquiry into of dragonfly spéciation to an extent

hitherto other probably unsurpassed by any single publication.

It goes without saying that in the internationalodonatological world Dr

Asahina occupies a very prominent position. He is Charter Member and Past

President (1981-1983) of the International Odonatological Society (S.I.O.),

Managing Editorof Odonatologica (on the Referee Board ofwhich he is serving

Member the Editorial Board from its veryfirst issue in 1972), of ofOdonatologi-

the Odonata the cal Abstracts, Referee for Eastern Asia on Specialist Group of

Species Survival Commission, International Unionfor Conservation ofNature

and Natural Resources (I.U.C.N.), etc. Among the numerous international

recognitions of his work, it should be mentionedhere only that he was elected

Member of Honour of S.I.O. at the Charter Meeting of the Society (Ghent,

he Member the the Belgium, 1971), and was a of Committee of Honour of

Second InternationalSymposium of Odonatology, Karlsruhe (1973).

On July 30, 1973, Dr Asahina's 60th birthday was celebrated at Shinshu

University, Matsumoto in Nagano Prefecture in advance of the General Meeting

of the Society of Odonatology. A large birthday cake, topped by a dragonfly

small cakes made of gelatin and sugar, was presented to him, and replica were

shared by all participants.

celebrated the the His 70th birthday was during Symposium Banquet of

Seventh International Symposium of Odonatology, Calgary, Canada, August

1983. The celebrating was marked by the presentation ofan enormous birthday

and To You" almost 100 cake, "Happy Birthday was sang by odonatologists, 190 K. Inoue & S. Eda

the representing odonatological community ofover 60 countries. We are happy,

and the S.I.O. is with his "This the best proud comment: was day in my

life!", ..

While Dr Asahina mainly

works the on taxonomy of

Japanese, Chinese and Southeast

Asiatic Odonata and on odonate

comparative morphology, he also

made significant contributions to

the knowledge of Blattaria, Gryl-

loblattodea, and some other

insect orders. This is also reflected

in the names of numerous taxa

dedicated to him by various

specialists, viz. in

Collembola: Tomocerus asahinai Yosii,

1954: - Ephemeroptera:Chiusanophle-

bia asahinai M. Veno. 1969; - Odonata:

Libdlula quadrimaculata asahinai

Schmidt, 196/: Macromidia asahinai Lief-

linck, 1971; - Orthoptera: Apterone-

mobius asahinai Yamasaki, 1979; -

Blattaria: Panesthia âsahinai Roth. 1977;

Blattella asahinai Mizukubo, 1981;

Isoptera: Hospitalitermes asahinai Mo-

rimoto, 1973; - Coleoptera: Megalo-

dacne asahinai Chujo, 1936; Acrops Fig. 2. The 70th birthday at the Calgary Symposium:

asahinai Kono, 1938: Glipa asahinai cutting the birthday cake. (Photo M. Kiauta)

Nakane, 1950; Aphodius asahinai Nakane,

1951; Laius asahinai Nakane, 1955;

A gnlu:» asahinai Kurosawa, 1956: Amphimenes asahinai Nakane. 1957; Xanthochroa asahinai

Nakane, 1958: Habroloma (Parahabroloma)asahinai Kurosawa. 1959; Apophylia asahinai Chujo.

1962; Issihikia asahinai Chujo, 1962; Ochodaeus asahinai Kurosawa, 1968: Orthocrepis asahinai

- Kitnoto, 1971; Cyclommatus albersi asahinai Kurosawa. 1974: Perileptus asahinai S. Ueno, 1974;

Neuroptera: Spilosmylus asahinai Nakahara, 1966: - Hymenoptera: Megachile asahinai - Yasumalsu, 1955: - Strepsiptera: Stichotrema asahinai Hiroshima & Kifune, 1974: Diptera:

Drosophila (Sophophora) asahinai Okada, 1964: Lepidoptera: Arctomis L-nigrum asahinai

Inoue, 1956: Buzura recursaria asahinai Inoue, 1964: Eutamsia asahinai Sugi, 1982, Ochlodes

asahinai Shirozu, 1964; - Heteroptera: Sigara asahinai Jaczewski.1961.

Dr Asahina is enjoying life to thefull in his retirement. It gives his colleagues

and hear the pleasure to see him maintaining good health, we often some of youn-

ones that it to with his lively on ger complaining they find difficult keep up pace valued contributions field trips! We look forward to a continuation of his

the that lie ahead. to odonatology in years Syoziro Asahina 191

LIST OF NEW INSECT TAXA DESCRIBED OR PROPOSED BY Dr S. ASAHINA

(up to and inclusive of December 31, 1983)

ODONATA

Platycnemididae Mnais pruinosa costalis Selys f. edai 1976n

Coeliccia flavicauda masakii 195 If M. p. costalis Selys f. ogumai 1976n

M. nawai C. svihleri 1970a p. Yamamoto f. kadowakii 1976n

M. nawai sahoi C. ryukyuensis 195 If p. Yamamoto f. 1976n

nawai taketoi C. r. amamii 19621 M. p. Yamamoto f. 1976n

Copera tokyoensis 1948k M. p. pruinosa Selys f. esakii 1976n

f. Platycnemis echigoana 1955h M. p. pruinosa Selys shirozui 1976n

P. foliacea sasakii 1949f Noguchiphaea 1976m (type species N. yoshi-

Coenagrionidae koae Asahina)

Agrion¹ terue [= Coenagrion terue (Asahina)] N. yoshikoae 1976m

1949f Gomphidae

Boninagrion 19521 (type species B. ezoin Davidius moiwanus taruii 1973x

Asahina) D. m. sawanoi 1973x

B. ezoin 19521 Gomphidiaplaterosi 1980e

Cercion luzonicum 1968a Gomphus amamiensis 19621

Ceriagrion batjanum 1967f G. amamiensis okinawanus 1964b

C. indochinense I967f G. (Trigomphus) cilimus tabei 1949f

C. lieftincki I967f G. (T.) melampus bifasciatus [= T interruptus

C. nipponicum 1967f (Selys)] I949f

C. sinense 1967f G. nagoyanus [= Stylurus nagoyanus (Asa-

Enallagma deserti yezoensis [= E. boreale hina)] I95lf

circulatum (Selys)] I949f G. oculatus [= Stylurus oculatus (Asahina)]

Mortonagrion hirosei 1972c I949f

Megapodagrionidae G. (Trigomphus) ogumai 1949f

G. schmidti Rhipidolesles okinawana 195 If 1956n

R. aculeata yakusimensis 195If G. takashii 1966b

Synlestidae Leptogomphus palawanus 1968a

Megalestes suensoni 1956k L. svihleri 1970a

Lestidae Merogomphus chui 1968c

Austrolestes boninensis [= Lestes boninensis Microgomphus thailandica 1981b

(Asahina)] 1952e Sinogomphusformosanus 195 If

Chlorocyphidae Stylogomphus changi 1968c

Rhinocypha uenoi 1964b S. ryukyuanus 195 If

asatoi Euphaeidae S. r. 1972k

Bayadera brevicauda continentalis 19731 S. shirozui 1966b

B. b. ishigakiana 1964b Aeshnidae

Euphaea gueriniinouei I977f Aeshna² taiyal 1938f

Schmidtiphaea 1978f (type species S. schmidi Boyeria sinensis 1978e

Asahina) Cephalaeschnaklotsi 1982o

S. schmidi 1978f C. needhami 198 Ir

Calopterygidae C. risi 198 Ir

Caliphaea thailandica 1976m Gynacantha ryukyuensis 19621

1 Traditionally, Dr Asahina adheres to the ”Agrion-Calopteryx” nomenclature,

2 ” sub Aeschna” 192 K. Inoue & S. Eda

Oligoaeschnapyanan 195 If Urothemis signata yiei 1972e

Periaeschna flinti 1978e Zygonyx takasago 1966b

P. f. assamensis 198Ig

Petaliaeschna corneliae 1982o BLATTARIA

P. lieftincki 1982o Anaplectidae

Planaeschna chiengmaiensis 1981b Anaplecta japonica 1977f

P. ishigakiana 195 If Blattellidae

P. risi 1964k Blattella nipponica 1963k

P. r. sakishimana 1964k Episymploce amamiensis 1977s

P. taiwana 195 If E. princisi 19791

Polycanthagyna erythromelas paiwan 195 If E. taiheizana 19791

Cordulegastridae Parcoblatta kyotensis 1976g

Chlorogomphus arooni 1981b Symploce gigas 1979h

brunneus costalis C. 1949f S. g. okinawana 1979h

C. b. keramensis 1972k S. miyakoensis 1974i

C. vietnamensis 1969b S. okinoerabuensis 1974i

Neallogaster ornatus 19821 S. yayeyamana 1979b

N. schmidti 19821 Blattidae

Corduliidae Periplanetajapanna 1969f

Hemicordulia apoensis 1980e P. suzukii 1977s

H. erico 1940c P. uenoi 1980c

H. haluco 1940c Ectobiidae

H. lulico 1940c Theganosilpha ogatai 1979e

H. mindana nipponica I980e T. satsumana 1979e

H. okinawensis 1947b Epilampridae

Macromia chui 1968c Rhabdoblatta punkiko 1967d

M. kubokaiya 1964g R. takahashii 1967d

M. manchurica 1964g R. takarana 1967d

M. pinratani 1983o R. yayeyamana l%7d

M. tokyoensis [= M. daimojiOkumura] 1949f Eucorydidae

Macromedia ishidai 1964k Eucorydia yasumatsui 197 If

M. kelloggi 19781 Nocticolidae

Somatochlora nepalensis I982p Nocticola uenoi I974i

N. I974i Libellulidae u. miyakoensis

Boninthemis I952e (type species Neothemis

insularis Matsumura, 1913) GRYLLOBLATTODEA

Leucorrhinia intermedia ijimai 1961b

Orthetrum martensi 1978d Grylloblattidae

O. trinacria igarashii 1973i Galloisiana kiyosawai I959n

Pacificothemis 1940c (type species P. esakii G. yezoensis 1961k

Asahina) G. yuasai 1959n

P. esakii 1940c

Rhyothemisfuliginosa Selys f. noshime 1982i DIPTERA

Sympetrum risi yosico 1961b

S. speciosum taiwanum 195 If Ceratopogonidae

Tramea transmarina yayeyamana 1964k Pterobosca tokunagai 19481 Syoziro Asahina 193

ENTOMOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF Dr S. ASAHINA

(up to and inclusive of December 31, 1983)

INTRODUCTORY REMARK

The bibliographic list was provided and checked by Dr Asahina himself. It is believed to be

for minor related complete,save some notes, mostly to the annual meetings ofthe Tokyo Society of

Odonatology,S.I.O., and to various editorial matters, all published in Tomba.

In the a few cases, English translations of Japanese titles slightly differ from those given in

OdonatologicaIAbstracts. For the sake of authenticity we have retained Dr Asahina’s version.

The asterisked (*) papers deal largely or entirely with the Odonata.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

in *1928 [Common dragonflies the vicinity of Tokyo]. Studium 1(2): 9-16. — [Jap ]

1929a [Larval stage of Papilio macilentus], Zephyrus 1(2); 62. — [Jap.]

1929b [Butterflies of Mt Takao in April], Zephyrus 1(2): 69. — [Jap.]

1929c (— & H. FURUK.AWA) [Butterflies ofMt Takao in May]. Zephyrus 1(2): 69-70. —[Jap.]

I929d [Leptalina unicolor]. Kontyu 3(2): 132. — [Jap.]

I929e [Saprinus speciosus], Kontyu 3(2): 132. — [Jap]

I929f [Feed of Galloisiana nipponica, Grylloblattodea]. Kontyu 3(3: 195. — [Jap.]

1930a [Notes onGalloisiana nipponensis], Choyo 9: 10. — [Jap.]

1930b (— & T. NODA) [Butterflies ofthe HoppoSpa area, Nagano Pref.]. Zephyrus 2(2); 93-95.

- [Jap ]

110. 1930c [Capture of Nymphalis antiopa in Tokyo], Zephyrus 2(2): — [Jap.]

E. I930d (—& ASAHINA) [Butterflies ofthe Upper Nikko area in late July], Zephyrus 2(4); 275.

- [Jap.] — — I930e •( & E. ASAHINA) [Butterflies of Mt Asama in mid July], Zephyrus 2(4): 275.

[Jap]

I930f ( — & E. ASAHINA) [Butterflies from the southern slope of Mt Fuji in mid August]

Zephyrus 2(4): 276. — [Jap.]

Mt — I930g [Butterflies taken on Amagi in late August] Zephyrus 2(4): 277. [Jap.]

*193la (— & E. ASAHINA) [Dragonflies of the Upper Nikko area] Kontyu 5(1): 53-54. —

[Jap.]

koltzei 1931b Sachalinobia Heyden. Kontyu 5(1): 54. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

1931c (— & E. ASAHINA) [Capture of Galloisiana nipponensis, Nikko] Kontyu 5(1); 54. —

[Jap.]

1931 d [A new locality of Scopura longa]. Kontyu 5(2): 96. — [Jap.]

193 le (— & E. ASAHINA) [Butterflies from the Upper Toné area] Zephyrus 3(3/4): 280-282.

- [Jap ]

1931 f (— & E. ASAH IN A) [Butterflies taken at Otome Pass, Hakone, in late August] Zephyrus

3(3/4): 286-287. — [Jap.]

193lg (— & E. ASAHINA) [Butterflies taken at the Gotemba area, Mt Fuji, in mid August]

Zephyrus 3(3/4): 287. — [Jap.]

Toné 186-187. •I93lh [Dragonflies taken from the Upper area] Kontyu 5(4): — [Jap.]

1932 [Hemiptera taken in Okinawa Island] Mushi 5(2): 106-109. — [Jap.]

*!933a Dragonflies from Kwantung Province (S. Manchuria). Kontyu 7(2): 81-85. — [Jap.,

with Engl, title]

*!933b (— & E. ASAHINA) [Miscellaneous notes on insects taken from the Upper Chichibu

area], Entomoi World 1(6): 630-636. — [Jap.] 194 K. Inoue & S. Eda

*1934a On the occurrence of Nehalennia speciosa in Japan. Kontyu 8(1): 54-57. — [Jap., with

Engl, title]

An •1934b observation — ecological on Epiophlebia superstes Selys. Konlyu 8(2): 103-106.

[Jap., with Engl, title]

1934c Butterflies of Okinawa Island. Zephyrus 5(2/3): 123-130. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

A list of the insects of *1934d Seizyo, I. Sokyokusen 2: 57-81. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

*1934e [Notes on the list of insects of Seizyo]. Sokyokusen 2: 81-82. — [Jap.]

*1936 [Occurrence of Nehalennia speciosa in Aomori Prefecture]. Konlyu 10(1); 52. — [Jap.]

*1937 (KINOSHITA, S. & —) Insects of Jehol. (III). Odonata. Rep. First sei. Exped.

Manchoukuo (V/1) 7(24); 1-40, pis I (col.)-2 excl. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

H. Insects *1938a (FURUKAWA. & —) from Mikura Island. Mushi 11(1): 63-66. — [Jap., with

Engl, title]

•1938b of [Observation living dragonfly eggs]. Botany & Zoology 6(7): 1302. — [Jap.]

1938c [Eggs of nemourid stoneflies], Mushi 11(2): 196. — [Jap.]

•I938d [Sympetrum frequens in Kyushu]. Mushi 11(2): 196. — [Jap,]

*1938e in — [Sound-producingorgan Epiophlebiasuperstes larva]. Kontyu 12(6): 225-226. [Jap.]

Aeschna •I938f Eine neue ausFormosa (Odonata, Aeschnidae). Annotneszool.jap. 17(3/4): 541-

-547. — [Aeshna taiyal sp. n. is Asahina’s first new taxon in the Odon.]

•1938g Odonata of Hokkaido. Tenlhredo 2(2): 149-172.

•1939a Notulae I. odonatorum japonicorum, Zool. Mag., Tokyo 51(1): 33-38. — [Jap., with

Germ, s.]

•1939b (OKA, H. & —) Ceratopogoniden als Ektoparasiten anderer Insekten. Voi jubil. Sadao

Yoshida, 452-471. — with Osaka, pp. [Jap., Germ, title]

•1939c Notulae odonatorum japonicorum, II. Zool. Mag.. Tokyo 51(3): 141-150. —[Jap., with

Germ, s.]

•I939d Notulae odonatorum japonicorum, III. Zool. Mag., Tokyo 51(5): 295-301. — [Jap., with Germ, s.]

•I939e Tonerzeugung bei Epiophlebia-Larven (Odonata, Anisozygoptera). Zool. Anz.

126(11/12); 323-325.

•1939f Notulae odonatorum japonicorum, IV. Zool. Mag., Tokyo 51(7); 553-560. — [Jap., with

Germ, s.]

*1939g Dragonflies from Miyake-lsland,with a table of the Odonata known from the Izu Island

(Western North Pacific). Kontyu 13(4): 144-147. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

￿1939h Materialien zur 1. Odonatenfauna Koreas, Kontyu 13(5/6): 192-198. — [Jap., with Germ,

title]

•1939i [Living fossil, an endemic Japanese insect, Epiophlebiasuperstes]. Shashinshuho 71:10-11.

- [Jap.]

•1940a Some unrecorded Odonata from Formosa. Kontyu 14(1): 23-25. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

•1940b [Rediscovery of Pterobosca midge]. Kontyu 14(1): 42-43. — [Jap.]

•1940c Odonata-Anisoptera of M icronesia. Tenlhredo 3(1): 1-23; pis 1-3 excl.

•I940d [Some Manchurian In: Kantoshu Manshukoku Freshw. Biol. dragonfly larvae]. Rep., pp.

157-168. — [Jap.]

1940e (SEOK, D.H. & —) A list of butterflies collected in northeastern Korea. Zephyrus 8(3/4):

155-165.

*1941 [A gomphid occurring in autumn]. Kontyu 14(5/6): 242. — [Jap ]

•1942 Odonaten gesammelt von Dr S. Kuwayama in Manchoukuo nebst einer Liste der

bekannten Odonatenarten aus der Mandschurei und den angrenzendenGebieten. Konlyu

16(2): 67-82. — [Jap., with Germ, s.]

1943 with reference insect [Nidicolous fauna ofManchurian rodents, special to the fauna]. Zool.

Mag., Tokyo 55(11/12): 351-352. — [Jap.] Syoziro Asahina 195

*1945 In: of [Odonata], [Natural history Japanese insects], pp. 305-341. Kenkyusha, Tokyo. —

[Jap.]

1947a [Ant-lions living on lichens]. Zool. Mag., Tokyo 57(3); 35. — [Jap.]

* 1947b Hemicordulia from the Bonin Islands, Riu-Kiu and Formosa (Odonata, Corduliinae).

Mushi 17(12); 79-87.

*1947c Odonata collected in by Mr K Koba Jehol, southwestern Manchuria. Mushi 17(15): 95-

-101. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

•I947d [Dragonflies of autumn], Musashino 2: 2-5. — [Jap.]

1947e S. KUWADA & N. über die ( —, TAN) Untersuchungen Schädlinge der Arzneipflanzen

und Drogen. I Mitteilung. Die Drogenschädlingeund ihre Schädigung.Syoyaku 1(2); 31-

-38. — [Jap., with Germ, title]

*!948a [Odonate fauna of North China]. Proc. biogeogr. Soc. Jap. I: 26-28, 44. — [Jap., with

Engl, title]

the *1948b [Dragonflies of Bonin Islands]. Shin-Koncha 1(1): 16. — [Jap.]

the *1948c [A summary of knowledge on Epiophlebia superstes, IJ Shin KonchU 1(2); 5-9. —

[Jap.]

•I948d of the on [A summary knowledge Epiophlebiasuperstes, 11]. Shin-KonchU 1(5): 34-39. —

[Jap.]

I948e [Aquatic insects]. Shizen kenkyu 2(2): 9-14. — [Jap.]

* 1948f Dragonfly-nymphs collected by Mr K. Koba in South Manchuria. Mushi 18(9): 59-63, pi.4

excl. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

1948g [Life-history of hydropsychid caddis-flies]. Kagaku Asahi 8(9): 32-33. — [Jap.]

*1948h [Hibernating dragonflies], Shin-KonchTT 1(9); 16-20. —[Jap.]

•1948i [Dragonfly collecting]. Collecting & Breeding 11(5): 130-134. — [Jap.]

1948j [Animal life in the spring waters of Mishima. (A preliminary report)]. Zool. Mag.. Tokyo

58(3/5): 67. — [Jap.]

￿1948k Description of a new damselfly from Tokyo (Odonata, Platycneminae). Mushi 18(7):

103-106.

*19481 (OKA, H. & —) Pterobosca from Japan and the adjacent territories (Diptera,

Ceratopogonidae). Mushi 18(18): 107-113.

1948m Notes onanopheline mosquitoes from Manchuria, Mise. Rep. Res. Insl. not. Resour. 12:

10, 28. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

I948n Studies on insect pests of medicinal plants, II Öyö Kontyü 5(3): 100-101.

19480 the of an [On teratology agrionid damselfly]. Collecting& Breeding 10(6): 185. — [Jap.]

* 1949a from to finished [Dragonflies: collecting specimens], Shonen-shojo 2(9): 70-72. — [Jap.]

* 1949b ( — & T. OKUMURA) The nymph of Tanypteryx pryeri Selys (Odonata, Petaluridae).

Mushi 19(7): 37-38, pi. 7 excl.

•1949c On some archaic retained in structures Epiophlebia superstes (Odonata, Anisozygoptera).

Mushi 19(10): 49-51.

1949d [Head structure of insects], Shin-KonchU 2(5): 14-19. — [Jap.]

* 1949e Odonata from Shansi Province (North China). Mushi 20(2); 27-36, pis 1-2 excl.

•I949f New dragonflies from Japan (Odonata). Insecla matsum. 17(1): 28-34.

a new ￿I949g [On distributional table of Japanese insects], Kontyu 17(6): 12-14. — [Jap.]

￿I949h Odonata of Kansai Sachalin. Trans. ent. Soc. 14(2); 23-32.

1950a of [Cooperation researchers]. Shin-KonchU 3(3): 28-29. — [Jap.]

* 1950b [Exceptional emergence and activity in dragonflies], Shin-KonchU 3(3): 35. — [Jap.]

1950c [Hebomoia glaucippe], Shin-KonchU 3(4): 13. — [Jap ]

I950d [Capture of Hebomoia glaucippe]. Shin-KonchU 3(4): 26-27. — [Jap.]

*!950e [An — entomological survey trip to Oze district], Shin-KonchU 3(5): 9-11, 13. [Jap.] *1950f [Some primitive features in Epiophlebia superstes]. Zool. Mag.. Tokyo 59(2/3): 36. — [Jap.] 196 K. Inoue & S. Eda

• 1950g [War damage and insects], Shin-Konchü 3(6): 210-211. — [Jap.]

1950h Preliminary notes on the distribution of Japanese insects. Correlation between body-size

and latitudinal distribution represented by southern and northern forms. Kontyu 18(2): 7-

-8. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

*1950i Odonata. In: S. Asahina, T. Ishihara & K. Yasumatsu, [Eds], Iconographia insectorum

japonicorum,editio secunda reformata. Vol. 3, pp. 131-168. Hokuryukan, Tokyo. —[Jap.]

*1950] On the life history of Epiophlebia superstes (Odonata, Anisozygoptera). Proc. Vlllth ini.

Congr. Enl., Stockholm 337-341.

• 1951 a [Are Epiophlebia superstes and E. laidlawi different species?]. Zool. Mag., Tokyo 60(1/2):

33. — [Jap.]

b *1951 [Transformation in dragonflies]. Kodomonokagaku 14(7): 24-25. — [Jap.]

and 1951c [Life-history behaviour ofhydropsychid caddis-flies]. In: Hydropsychid caddis-flies as

63-80. — a pest against hydraulics, pp. Kenyü-sha, Tokyo. [Jap.]

I951d [Surface effect against the nesting of caddis-fly larvae]. In Hydropsychid caddis-flies as a

83-96. pest against hydraulics, pp. Kenyü-sha, Tokyo. — [Jap ]

•1951e introduction the In: T. Insecta 1-16. [A general to Odonata]. Sugi, [Ed.], japonica, VII, pp.

Rikusuisha, Tokyo. — [Jap.]

• 1951 f New dragonflies from the north-eastern Asia (Odonata). Konlyu 19(1): 15-22, pis l-3excl.

*195 Ig Notes on the head appendages of the dragonfly larvae. Konlyu 19(1): 30-31. — [Jap., with

Engl, title]

•1951 h Insects ofthe Oze District, I.. Oyodobulsugaku Zasshi [= J. appl. Zool.] 16(3/4): 184-189.

— [Jap., with Engl, title]

•1951 i [Dragonfly larvae]. In: Illustrated insect larvae of Japan, (student edition), pp. 18-23,

Hokuryukan, Tokyo.

1951] [Amateurs and professionals], Shin-Konchü 4(12): I. — [Jap.]

1952a [Biological notes on the chigger mites]. Jap. J. sanit. Zool. 3(1/2): 52. — [Jap.]

*1952b [Odonata taken from Minami-azumi District]. 9 pp. Minami-azumi Gunshi Kentei

Hensankai, Toyoshina. — [Jap.; mimeographed]

*I952c H. ofthe ( —.T.NAKANE& HASEGAWA) [An entomologicalsurvey Ozegahara Moor],

Shin-Konchu 5(5): 2-7, II. — [Jap.]

• — 1952d [Dragonflies to be discovered from Kii Peninsula]. Kishü-KonchD 3(5/6): 77-78. [Jap.]

•I952e Odonata of the Bonin Islands. Mushi 23(6): 45-56, pis 6-8 excl.

• 1952f [Sympetrum speciosum occurring in Kanto District]. Shin-Konchu 5(4): 12. —[Jap.]

•1952g. [Report on the 1952 survey]. Local not. Hist. Surv. Higashichikuma Dislr. 10(2): 1. —

[Jap]

J. 16: •1952h Die Odonatenfauna aus dem Quellgebietevon Misima, Zentral Japan. Jap. Limnol

39-48. — [Jap., with Germ, s.]

1953a [Letters from European sailing route (1)]. Shin-Konchü 6(1): 50. — [Jap.]

•1953b [Collecting at Singapore]. Chukai Sokuho 28: 4-5. — [Jap ]

•1953c [Letters from European sailing rouie (2)]. Shin-Konchü 6(2): 31. — [Jap.]

1953d [Letters from European sailing route (3)]. Shin-Konchu 6(3): 29. — [Jap.]

I953e [Letters from European sailing route (4)1. Shin-Konchu 6(4); 18. — [Jap.]

*1953f (ESAKI, T.,—, H. HASEGAWA, R. KANO, T. NAKANE& Y. H1RASHIMA [Survey

record to Osumi Peninsula, South Kyushu], Shin-Konchü 6(3): 32-43. — [Jap.]

I953g [Letters from London (I)]. Shin-Konchu 6(6): 31-32. — [Jap.]

I953h [Letters from London (2)]. Shin-Konchü 6(7): 38. — [Jap.]

I953i [Letters from London (3)]. Shin-Konchü 6(9): 36-37. — [Jap.]

1953] (Letters from London (4)]. Shin-Konchü 6(11): 15-16. — [Jap ]

1953k [Letters from London (5)]. Shin-Konchü 6(13): 31-32. — [Jap.]

•19531 On a gynandromorphof Crocothemis servilia (Drury)(Odon., Libellulidae).Entomologist

86: 167-169. 197 197

1953m On a remarkable case ofthe biting ofa parasitic wasp, Sclerodermus nipponensisYuasa in

Tokyo (Hymenoptera, Bethylidae). Jap. J. med. Sei. Biol. 6(2): 197-199.

1954a [Letters from London (6)]. Shin-Konchü 7(\): 38-39. — [Jap.]

1954b [Letters from London (7)]. Shin- Konchü 7(2): 36-37. — [Jap.]

1954c [Diplonychus japonicus being drowned]. Chukai Sokuho 31: 3. — [Jap.]

1954d of [Morphology male genital organ in the Odonata], Kontyu 20(3/4): 26-27. — [Jap.]

I954e Introductory remarks on the insect-fauna of the Ozegahara Moor. In: Y.Ogura, [Ed],

Scientific of researches the Ozegahara Moor, p. 714. Jap. Soc. Promot. Sei. Tokyo.

— [Jap., with Engl, title]

*1954f Odonate fauna of the Ozegahara Moor. In: Y. Ogura, [Ed], Scientific researches of the

Ozegahara Moor, pp. 758-768. Jap. Soc. Promot. Sei. Tokyo. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

I954g [Hints for collecting insects]. Shin-Konchii 7(6): 2-3. — [Jap.]

1954h of Mt. — [An entomologicalsurvey Shumon-dake], Trans. Essaenl. Assoc. 8(1-2): 25-26.

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* 1954 A relic i morphological study of a dragonfly Epiophlebia superstes Selys (Odonata,

IV+153 71 excl. Soc. Promot. Anisozygoptera). pp., pis. Japan Sei., Tokyo.

*I955a [Odonatologists in the world]. Shin-Konchü 8(3); 33-36. — [Jap.]

1955b A tentative list of Japanese cockroaches (Blattaria). Jap. J. med. Sei. Biol. 8(2): 199-205.

￿1955c In: H. Kihara Fauna and flora of Vol. 291-300. Dragonflies.. [Ed.], Nepal Himalaya, I, pp. Kyoto Univ., Kyoto,

K. Mise. 1955d ( — & UMEYA) Notes on some insects from Aogashima(Izu Islands, Japan).

Rep. Res. Inst. nal. Resour. 38: 153-156. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

I955e [Windermere Laboratory, a British fresh water biological laboratory]. Jap. J. Limnol. 17:

37-38. — [Jap.]

1955f Odonata from South Shensi (North China) in the collection of the Zoological Museum,

Copenhagen. Em. Meddr 27: 129-134.

I955g The odonatefaunaof Nagano Prefecture, centra! Japan. V1+106 pp., frontispiece, 1 folded

tab. excl. Matsumoto. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

A 101-104. 1955h new platycnemidid damselfly from Japan. Akitu 4(4):

1955i (WATANABE, T„ S. SHIBATA, — & S. WATARI) [Stick lac]. In: Y. Asahina, [Ed.],

The Shoso-in 184-193. Shokubutsu Osaka. medicinals, pp. Bunken Kankokai, —[Jap.]

R. Y. 1955] (FUJ1TA, & —) [Aleppo wasp galls]. In: Asahina, [Ed.], The Shoso-in medicinals,

pp. 208-212. Shokubutsu Bunken Kankokai, Osaka. — [Jap.]

1955k [Insect remains found in the Shoso-in medicinals]. In: Y. Asahina, [Ed.], The Shoso-in

Shokubutsu Bunken Osaka. 434-445. — medicinals, pp. Kankokai, [Jap.]

19551 Insects. In: Y. The Shoso-in 501-502. Shokubutsu Bunken Asahina. [Ed.], medicinals, pp.

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1955m [Mountains and insects]. In: K. Asahina, [Ed.], Yamanami,pp. 107-114. Meikeido,Tokyo.

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1955n Mr S. [In memoriam KINOSHITA], Shin-Konchü 8(5): 32-33. — [Jap.]

￿1956a [The second habitat of Platycnemis echigoana]. Akitu 5(1): 6. — [Jap.]

￿1956b [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, I.

Shin-Konchü 59-63. — Introduction], 9(4); [Jap; this and thesubsequent parts ofthe series,

viz. 1956d, 1956e, I956g, 19561, 1956p, 1956s. I956u, I957g, 1957], I957n, 1957r, 1957s,

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— ￿1956c ( & S. EDA) Resting female of Epiophlebia superstes Selys. Kontyu 24(1): 1 pi. I. —

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￿I956d [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 2. 198 K. Inoue & S. Eda

Agrionidae, 1]. Shin-Konchû 9(5): 54-59. — [Jap.]

*1956e [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 3.

Agrionidae, 2]. Shin-Konchû 9(6): 47-51. — [Jap ]

— the 7. •I956f ( & S. EDA) Stylogomphus suzukii resting on rock. Konlyu 24(2); 71-72, pi. —

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• 1956g [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 4.

Platycnemididae]. Shin-KonchO 9(8): 54-57. — [Jap.]

K. OBARA & K. on I956h (—, Y. NOGUCHI, TANAKA) Preliminary notes the problems ofthe

eradication of the in J. sanil. Zool. 83- overwintering fly-pupae, a survey Tokyo. Jap. 7(2):

86. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

1956i [Stinging of Euponera solitaria]. Jap. J. sanil. Zool. 7(2); 86. — [Jap.]

1956] Records ofthe outbreak ofthe Far Eastern urticating moth, Euproctis flava,in Japan. Tap.

J. sanil. Zool. 7(2): 104-106. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

•1956k Dragonflies from West Tien-mu-shan, central China. Em. Meddr 27; 204-228,

*19561 [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description oftheir larvae, 5. Lestidae],

Shin-KonchU 9( 10): 54-57. — [Jap.]

•1956m S. Fraser. (— & EDA) Emergence of Davidius fujiama Odonata, Gomphidae. Konlyu

24(3): 127, pi. 11. excl. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*1956n A new Gomphus from Manchuria. Konlyu 24(3): 155-156, pi. 13 excl.

•1956o Trithemis aurora Burm. (Odon. Libellulidae), a hitherto unrecorded tropical dragonfly

from Japan. Enl. mon. Mag. 92: II.

•I956p [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 6.

Megapodagrionidae]. Shin-Konchû 9(11): 49-50. — [Jap.]

S. and •I956q (— & EDA) Pairing egg-laying of Platycnemis foliacea sasakii Asahina (Odonata,

Platycnemididae). Konlyu 24(4): 181, pi. 16 excl. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•I956r Notes on ah African amphipterygid, Pentaphlebia stahli Foerster (Odonata,

Amphipterygidae). Konlyu 24(4): 221-223.

•1956s [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 7.

Libellaginidae, Euphaeidae& Calopterygidae]. Shin-Konchû 9(12): 52-55. —[Jap.]

•1956t Odonata of Ryukyu Archipelago, Part I. Odonata from Yakushima and Tanegashima.

Bull. naln. Sei. Mus., Tokyo 39: 89-97, pis. 20-22 excl.

•I956u [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 8. Mnais

strigata. Shin-Konchû 9( 13): 38-39, — [Jap.]

•I956v on collecting dragonflies (I)]. Seitai Konchu 5(12): II. — [Jap.]

•I956w [Memorandum on collecting dragonflies (2)]. Seitai Konchu 5(12): 37. — [Jap.]

•1956x [Memorandum on collecting dragonflies (3)]. Seitai Konchu 5(13): 129. — [Jap.]

•1956y Odonata of Ryukyu Archipelago, Part II. Odonata from the islands of Tokara-group.

Publ. Osaka municip. Mus. nal. Hist. 9: 23-26, pi. 6 excl.

•1957a [Leucorrhinia intermedia newly found in Japan], Konlyu Z5(l): 32. — [Jap.]

addition 32. — ￿1957b [A new to Japanese Agrionidae]. Konlyu 25(1): [Jap.]

1957c [Control of rodents and pest insects]. In: Y. Tohyama, [Ed.], Handbook offood hygiene,

68-73. — pp. Asakura, Tokyo. [Jap.]

￿I957d What is "Orthetrum miyajimaensis Yuki et Doi?" Akim 6(1): 8-12. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•1957e ( — & S. EDA) Oviposition of Tanypteryx pryeri Selys (Odonata, Petaluridae). Konlyu

25(4): I, pi. I excl. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

1957f (A1ZAWA, K„ —& H. FUKUM1) Demonstration ofthe polyhedral diseases ofEuproctis

flava and Euproctis pseudoconspersa (Lepidoptera,Lymantriidae). Jap J. med. Sei. Biot.

10(1): 61-64.

￿I957g [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae. 9.

Epiophlebiidae. Petaluridae & Gomphidae I.]. Shin-Konchû 10(2): 55-59. — [Jap ] Syoziro Asahina 199

1957h On the occurrence ofa white strain of Trombicula (Leptotrombidium)akamushi (Brumpt)

(Acarina). Em. mon. Mag. 93: 51. — 1957i ( & M. M1HARA) Cockroaches in overseasvessels. Jap. J. sanit. Zool. 8(1): 48-49. —

[Jap,, with Engl, s.]

*1957] [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, 10.

Gomphidae 2.]. Shin-Koncha 10(4); 56-62. — [Jap,]

1957k [Euproctis flava]. Stethoscope 48: 2. — [Jap.]

*19571 Evolutional sequence as shown in the structure of the discoidal cell of the wings of

93; 101-102. Epiophlebia superstes Selys (Odonata, Anisozygoptera). Enl. mon. Mag.

1-4. *1957m [Emergence of Leucorrhinia dubia orientalis], Shin-Konchü 10(5): pis — [Jap.]

*1957n [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, II.

Gomphidae 3.]. Shin-Konchü 10(6): 51-58. — [Jap.]

*!957o — & S. oculatus Asahina and Asahina ( EDA) Gomphus Gomphus nagoyanus (Odonata,

Gomphidae). Kontyu 25(2): 45. pi. 4 excl. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

I957p External morphology and "species”, a taxonomist’s view. Symp. A. Meet. enl. Soc. Jap. 16:

3-6. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

S. Planaeschna •1957q ( — & EDA) Oviposition of milnei Selys (Odonata, Aeshnidae). Kontyu

25(3): 81. pi. 6 excl. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*1957r [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 12.

Cordulegasteridae& Aeschnidae 1.]. Shin-Konchü 10(8): 49-55. — [Jap.]

* 1957s [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 13.

Aeschnidae 3.]. Shin-Konchü 10(10); 55-60. — [Jap.]

•1957t (ESAKI, T. & —) On two Tertiary dragonfly species from the Oya-formation in Kazusa,

7-8 excl. Nagasaki Prefecture. Kontyu 25(3); 82-88, pis — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*1957u On the pterothoracic interpleural suture of Mesozoic and recent Odonata. J. Fac. Sei.

Hokkaido Univ. (VI) 13(1/4): 1-7.

￿I957v [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief description of their larvae, 14.

Corduliidae.]. Shin-Konchü 10(12): 51-57. — [Jap.]

of I957w [Utilization aerosol spray against household pests], Takeda Yakuho95: 15-17. —[Jap.]

*!957x collect and breed In: Illustrations of animal 94-95. Iwasaki [How to dragonflies]. life, pp.

Shoten, Tokyo. — [Jap.]

In: The science vol. 1-80. [Insects]. — *1957y graph, 6, pp. Sekai-Bunkasha, Tokyo. [Jap.]

I957z [Forty year’s anniversary ofthe EntomologicalSociety of Japan], Shin-Konchü 10(9); 10-

-II. — [Jap.]

* 1958a [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, 15.

Libellulidae I.]. Shin-Konchü 14(2): 52-56. — [Jap.]

1958b [Insecticide resistance developed in medical pests]. Life & Environment 3(3); 1-8. — [Jap.]

* — & S. A 1958c ( EDA) female Epiophlebia superstes laying eggs (Odonata, Epiophlebiidae).

Kontyu 26(1): I, pi. I excl. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*!958d Notes on the insect fauna of Shimokita Peninsula, Aomori Prefecture. Misc.Rep. Res.

nat. Resour. Inst. 46/47: 78-83. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

of *!958e [An annotated list Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, 16.

Libellulidae 2.]. Shin-Konchü 14(4): 58-62. — [Jap.]

1958f [WHO Seminar on resistance ofinsects to insecticides, Feb. 27-March 7, 1958, New Delhi, — India]. Life & Environment 3(5); 38-43. [Jap.]

& S. *!958g (- EDA) Hibernatingdragonflies of Japan. Kontyu 26(2): 55, pi. 10 excl. — [Jap.,

with Engl, s.]

*!958h [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, 17.

Libellulidae 3.]. Shin-Konchü 14(60): 59-62. — [Jap.]

*!958i On a re-discovery of the larva of Epiophlebia laidlawi Tillyard from the Himalayas 200 K. Inoue & S. Eda

(Odonata, Anisozygoptera). Tomba 1(1): 1-2. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

of ￿1958) [A rediscovery Epiophlebia laidlawi larva]. Shizen 13(7): 70-71. — [Jap.]

the ￿1958k [Future problems in study of JapaneseOdonata], Shin-KonchB 10(8): 8-12. — [Jap.]

￿19581 [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, 18.

Libellulidae 4.]. Shin-Koncha 10(8): 59-62. — [Jap.]

￿1958m [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, 19.

Libellulidae 5.]. Shin-KonchU 11(11); 54-58. — [Jap.]

￿I958n On the discovery and a description of the larval exuvia of Oligoaeschna pryeri Martin

(Aeschnidae). Tomba 1(2/3): 10-12.

￿ l958o ( — & S. EDA) Emergence ofAnotogaster sieboldii Selys. Konlyu 26(3): 117, pi. 17 excl. —

[Jap., with Engl, s.]

￿I958p [An annotated list of Japanese Odonata, with brief descriptions of their larvae, 20.

Supplements and review]. Shin-Konchü 11(12): 53-57. — [Jap.]

I958q [Prof. Esaki and the Entomological Society of Japan], Shin-KonchtT 11(2): 5. — [Jap.]

￿1958r [Calopteryx Cornelia], Shukan Asahi 10 (August): II. — [Jap.]

1958s [Euproctis flava]. Sankyo Yakuho 431: 10-11. — [Jap.]

I: ￿I958t [The origin of "Pterobosca"]. Plerobosca 1-2. — [Jap ]

1959a [Problems in the insecticide resistance of Japanesemedical insects]. Tokyo IjishinshilbQ.):

17.-[Jap]

1959b [How to make triangle envelopes], Rikusui Tsushin 5: 25. — [Jap.]

￿1959c On a fossil dragonfly wingfrom the Pleistocene of Shiobara, central Japan. Konlyu 27(1):

63-65.

1959d Lepidoptera-Heterocera from Shimokita Peninsula, Aomori Prefecture. Mise. Rep. Res.

Inst. not. Resour. 50: 40-43. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

￿I959e Diagnosis of the ultimate instar larvae of the four species of the viridiaenea-group of

Japanese Somatochlora (Corduliidae). Tomba 2(1/2): 7-10. —[Jap., with Engl. s. and key]

￿I959f ( — & H. YAMAMOTO) On the discovery ofthe nymphs of Anisogomphusmaacki Selys

with (Gomphidae). Tomba 2(1/2): 11-12. — [Jap., Engl, s.]

insect of 59-92. ￿I959g Odonata. In: A. Kawada, Illustrated larvae Japan, pp. Hokuryukan,

Tokyo.

124. — I959h [Dance of a geometrid larva], Takeda Yakuho [Jap.; no pagination]

￿I959i A revision of the Odonata of the Kurile Islands, Insecla matsum. 22(3/4): 63-70. —

[Publication date stated: March, 1958]

1959) [The cuckoo spit]. Takeda Yakuho 125. — [Jap.; no pagination] ,

1959k [Artona funeralis]. Takeda Yakuho 126. — [Jap.; no pagination]

of Illustrated insect larvae of 43 19591 [The larvae Anoplura]. In: A. Kawada, Japan, p.

Hokuryukan. Tokyo. — [Jap.]

1959m [Japanese insects named as Fuji-yama or Geisha]. Takeda Yakuho 127. — [Jap.; no

pagination]

1959n Descriptions of two new Grylloblattidae from Japan. Konlyu 27(4): 249-252.

1959o [At the startingof the insecticide research group],Saichuzai Kenkyu-han no Shiori 1:1. —

[Jap]

￿I959q [Notice to the contributors of Tombo"]. Plerobosca 2: 8. — [Jap ] — 1960a [Stinging and itching insects]. Takeda Yakuho 128. [Jap.; no pagination]

1960b [Insect-food, a case of caddis-worm]. Takeda Yakuho 129, — [Jap.; no pagination]

1960c [Japanese medicinal insects, I], Takeda Yakuho 130. — [Jap.; no pagination]

1960d [Japanese medicinal insects, 11]. Takeda Yakuho 131. — [Jap.; no pagination]

I960e [A coppice in early spring], Takeda Yakuho 132. — [Jap.; no pagination]

in Takeda Yakuho 133. — I960f [Cockroaches, the swagger midnight]. [Jap.; no pagination]

1960g Discovery of Odontomachus monticola formosae Forel from the main land of Kyushu. Syoziro Asahina 201

Kontyu 28(2); 133. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

1960h [The decline of taxonomic zoology], Circ. Jap. Soc. sysl. Zool. 23: 4-5. — [Jap.]

1960i [The white-ants], Takeda Yakuho 134. — [Jap.; no pagination]

the — 1960] [Insect secreting string from finger], Takeda Yakuho 135. [Jap.; no pagination]

* 1960k ( — & J.A.L. WATSON) The systematic position of Austrogomphus interruptus Selys

1854. Tomba 3(1/2); 2-7.

The *19601 ( — & S. EDA) Japanese libellulas (Odonata, Libellulidae).Kontyu 28(2): 63-64, pi. 5

excl. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*!960m [A brief history of Japanese odonatology], Iden 14(9): 3-6. — [Jap.]

I960n [Classification of animals and systematic zoology]. Collecting& Breeding22(10/11): 291-

-294. — [Jap.]

I960o [Studies on food pests]. Environ. Sanit. 7(11): 6-9, 15. — [Jap.]

* 1960p (— & S. EDA) Courtship display and submergedoviposition of Calopteryx comelia Selys

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The larval of the three of the of the *!960q stage species Stylurus group Japanese Gomphus

(Gomphidae). Tomba 3(3/4): 18-22.

*1960r Notes on the relationship between Himalayan and Japanese insect-fauna. J. Bengalnal.

Hist. Soc. 31(2): 69-75

1960s [Japanese cockroaches as house-hold pest]. Jap. J. sanit. Zool. 11(4): 188-190.— [Jap.]

*!960t [History of Japanese odonatology]. Moririn ShOhT) IT. 3. — [Jap.]

1960u [House-flies and lavatories], Hoken 81: 10. — [Jap.]

￿I960v ( — & S. EDA) Dragonflies from Mt Yatsugatake. Akitu 9(3/4):47-49. —[Jap., withEngl.

s]

1960w Mt — [Galloisiana species on Yatsugatake], Akitu 9(3/4): 49. [Jap.]

•I960x [Dragonfly collection]. Plerobosca 3; 1-2. — [Jap.]

* 196la The taxonomic characteristics of the Himalayan Epiophlehia-larva (Insecta, Odonata).

Proc. Japan Acad. 37(1): 42.

* 1961 b Odonata; Libellulidae. Insecta japonica (1) 1: 1-90, col. pis 1-7 excl. — [Jap., with Engl. s.

and keys]

— & I. A Tramea taken Honshu. *1961c { MATSUI) specimen of sp. (euryale?) in Kontyu 29(1):

79. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•196Id The Odonata from Thailand. Nature & Life SE Asia 1: 209-223.

* 1961e The type specimens ofthe Odonata in the EntomologicalInstitute, Hokkaido University.

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* 1961f [Insect-fauna of Oze district]. Iden 15(7): 21-27. — [Jap.]

I961g [Cockroaches, a pest of stored products]. Plant Quarantine 15(7): 311-312. — [Jap.]

* 1961 h Contributions to the knowledge of the odonate fauna ofcentral China. Tomba 4(1/2): 1-

-17.

A 1961 i new Galloisiana from Hokkaido (Grylloblattoidea).Kontyu 29(2): 85-87.

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1961k A revised list of Japanese cockroaches of sanitary importance (Insecta, Blattaria). Jap. J.

med. Sei. Biol. 14(3): 147-156.

•19611 Dragonflies taken by Dr Sekiguchi in the Galapagos Islands. Publ. enl. Lab., Vniv. Osaka

Pref. 6: 219-223.

•1961m Records of the dragonflies from TanegashimaIsland, South Kyushu. Nat. Sei. & Mus.

28(91 10): 131-135. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•1961n Dr Philip Powell Calvert (1871-1%!)in memoriam. Tomba 4(3/4): 19-20. — [Jap., with

Engl, s.]

•1961o [Additions tothe Odonata ofTanegashima Island]. Tomba 4(3/4): 33. — [Jap., with Engl,

s] 202 K. Inoue & S. Eda

* 1961p Descriptions of some dragonfly larvae from Darjeeling. Kontyu 29(4); 240-246.

*I96Iq Is Epiophlebialaidlawi Tillyard (Odonata, Anisozygoptera) agood species? Int. Revueges.

Hydrobiol. 46(3): 441-446.

1961r 9-10. — [Planning for one year], Seikatsu to Kankyo 7(1): [Jap.]

1961s ln:T. A of [Medicaland household pests], Oshima [Ed.], cyclopedia applied Zoology, p. 14,

Hokuryukan, Tokyo. — [Jap.]

1962a [Insect evolution and distribution, 1.] Iden 16(1): 27-31. — [Jap.] — 1962b [Insect evolution and distribution, 2.] Iden 16(2): 14-19. [Jap.]

1962c [Insect evolution and distribution, 3.] Iden 16(3): 29-34. — [Jap.]

1962d Food-stuff pests noted in Japan. J. Food Hygien. Soc. Jap. 3(1): 17-20. — [Jap.]

•1962e Anax nigiofasciatusOguma and Anax nigrolineatus Fraser. Jap. J. Zool. 13(2): 249-255.

1962f [Knowledge about cockroaches I.]. Iden 17(7): 27-31. — [Jap ]

I962g [Knowledge about cockroaches 2.]. Iden 17(9); 19-29. — [Jap.]

1962h [Knowledge about cockroaches 3.]. Iden 17(10); 34-37. — [Jap ]

1962i (—, K. YASUTOM1, Y. INDUE, K. OGATA, M. TAKAHASHI, C. TSUTSUMI, Y.

M. MIHARA & K. Critical residual NOGUCHI, KUBOTA). tests regarding current spray

control against medical insects in Japan, I. Effect of DDT.y-BHC and diazinon against

houseflies as applied in model-huts. Jap. J. sanii. Zool 13(3): 213-219. — [Jap., with

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*1962j Odonata taken by Dr S. Ueno in Taiwan. Akitu 10(1): 8-10. [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•1962k Stylogomphus ryukyuanus from Okinawa Island. Akitu 10(1): 10. — [Jap., with Engl,

title]

•19621 Odonata of Ryukyu Archipelago, Part HI. The Odonata from the Amani Islands, adult

dragonflies. Tomba 5(1/4): 4-18.

•1962m [Dragonfly collecting in early age], Plerobosca 5; 1-2. — [Jap.]

1963a [Before environmental sanitation]. Seikatsu to Kankyo 8(1); 12-13. — [Jap ]

1963b [Culex molestus, active in winter]. Shizen 18(2): 56-61. — [Jap.]

1963c (—, K. OGATA, Y. NOGUCHI, S. UCH1DA & M. MURATA). Detection of poliovirus

from flies and cockroaches captured during 1961 epidemics in Kumamoto Prefecture. Jap.

J. sanii. Zool. 14(1): 28-31.

1963d (—, K. YASUTOMI, Y. INDUE, K. OGATA, M. TAKAHASHI, C. TSUTSUMI, Y.

MIHARA K. NOGUCHI, M. & KUBOTA). Critical tests regarding current residual spray

control against medical insects in Japan. II. Effect of several organophosphorous insecti-

cides against houseflies as applied in model huts. Jap. J. sanii. Zool. 14(1): 48-52. — [Jap.]

1963e — ( & K. YASUTOMI) Standard dosis of insecticides and medical pest control, wi'h

reference to the control special housefly by residual spray. Koshu-eisei 27(5): 258-263. —

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•1963f Odonata taken by Japanese expeditions to Karakoram, Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan.

Results Kyoto Univ. sei. Exped. Karakoram Hindukush 4(2): 45-50.

I963g [Problems in medical pest, behaviour and control]. Iden 17(8): 28-31, — [Jap.]

1963h K. YASUTOMI & Y. for the larvae Sarue ( —, NOGUCHI) [Control tests mosquito at

lumber yard, Tokyo]. NSyaku Kenkyu 9(4); 7-11, pi. I. — [Jap.]

•I963i Nepalese and Indian Odonata taken by MrT. Yamada in 1961. Akitu 11(1); 7-8. —[Jap.,

with Engl, s.]

•I963j [A new locality of Macromia daimoji], Akitu 11(1): 8. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

I. A Blattella 1963k Taxonomic notes on Japanese Blattaria, new closely allied to Blattella

J. sanii. germanica. Jap. Zool. 14(2): 69-75. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

19631 K. YASUTOMI & Y. NOGUCHI) and control of the ( —, Survey mosquitoes prevalent

Same in lumber yard, Tokyo. Jap. J. sanii. Zool. 14(3): 167-175. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•1963m Notes on three Indian dragonfly species. Akitu 11(2): 21-22.

•I963n Description of the possible adult dragonfly of Epiophlebia laidlawi from the Himalayas. Syoziro Asahina 203

Tomba 6(3/4): 18-20.

l963o (—, K YASUTOM1, Y. 1NOUE, K. OGATA, M. TAKAHASH1, C. TSUTSUMI, Y.

NOGUCHI, M. MIHARA& K. KUBOTA) Critical tests regarding current residual-spray

control against medical insects in Japan III. Effect of Sumithion and Dipterex against

houseflies as applied in model-huts. Jap. J. sanil. Zool. 14(4): 223-225. — [Jap., with

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K. YASUTOM1 & K. Control of Culex larvae in 1963p ( —, OGATA) tests tritaeniorhynchus

paddy field. Jap. J. sanil. Zool. 14(4): 241-244. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*1963q [Epiophlebia laidlawi of the Himalayas]. Gunzo 18(10); 350-352. — [Jap.]

*!964a [A living fossil, the epiophlebiid species in the world]. Iden 18(2); 12-15. — [Jap.]

*1964b New and little known dragonflies from the Ryukyus (Odonata). Konlyu 32(1): 1-8.

Odonata of the Amami Islands taken the 1963 75-80. *1964c The by surveys. Konlyu 32(1);

1964d A preliminary list of the cockroaches of the Amami Islands (Blattaria). Konlyu 32(1);

101-104. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*1964e Records of Thailand Odonata taken by Prof. K. Iwata, Dr K. Yoshikawa and Mr H.

Ikoma. Nature & Life SE Asia 3: 113-115.

•1964f The Odonata taken by the Thai-Japanese BiologicalExpedition in Thailand and Malaya.

Nature & Life SE Asia 3: 117-122.

Contribution the of the Macromia in the northeastern Asia. J. *1964g to knowledge genus Jap.

Zool. 14(2); 109-117.

1964h [The cockroaches taken by the members of the Scientific Expedition Society of Kyushu

University in the Yayeyama Islands], Rep. Commit!, foreignsei. Res. Kyushu Univ. 2; 93-

-94. — [Jap.]

￿I964i The Odonata of the Yayeyama Islands, Ryukyus, taken by the members ofSESKU. Rep.

Commit!, foreign sei. Res. Kyushu Univ. 2: 95-98. —[J'ap., with Engl, s.]

I964J Taxonomic notes on Japanese Blattaria, II. On the occurrence of Blattella lituricollis in

Japan. Jap. J. sanil. Zool. 15(2): 61-67.

* 1964k Descriptions of new and little known dragonflies from the Ryukyus (Odonata). Konlyu

32(2): 299-310.

*19641 The Odonata taken by Dr Y. Yasuda in northeastern Nepal in 1962. Akitu 12(1): 9. —

[Jap., with Engl, title]

•1964m Odonata taken by the Chiba University Rolwaling Himal Expedition, 1963. Akitu 12(1):

10. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

*1964n Nepalese Odonata taken by the Botanical Expedition of Tokyo University in 1963. Akitu

12(1): 11. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

•l964o Records of the Odonata taken by the members of Japan-U.S. Cooperative Science

Program in the Ryukyu Islands in 1963-64. Konlyu 32(4):529-534. —[Jap., with Engl, s.]

I964p [Notes on the past knowledge of cockroaches in Japan, a bibliographical survey]. Jap. J.

sanil. Zool. 15(3): 205-207. —[Jap.]

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1964s (OHTAKI, Y., H. OSA, T. HIK1CH1, T. KUWABARA, K, YASUTOM1 & —) Control

tests of non-bitingstable flies in poultry farms. Jap. J. samt. Zool. 15(3): 193-198. — [Jap.,

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I964t Food material and feedingprocedures for mosquito larvae. Bull. Wld Hllh Org. 31: 465-

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I964u [The Japanese entomological world]. J. Plant. Prol. Soc. Taiwan 162-163. — [Jap.]

*!965a Taiwanese Odonata taken 1964 with other little-known during survey, notes on some

species. Konlyu 33(1): 123-129. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•1965b Odonata [etc.]. In: S. Asahina et al., [Eds], Iconographia insectorum japonicorum colori 204 K. Inoue & S. Eda

natural! édita. Vol. 3, pp. 11-40, pis 6-20. Hokuryukan, Tokyo.

1965c Taxonomie Blattaria. III. On the of the notes on Japanese species genus Onychostylus

J. sanii. Bolivar. Jap. Zool. 16(1): 6-15. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•I965d The Odonata taken Mr R. Lower Burma. by Wada on Malcolm Island, Mergui Islands,

Kontyu 33(2): 226-229.

•I965e The dragonflies taken by the Rikkyo University Himalayan Expedition, 1964. Akiiu — 12(3/4); 33-34. [Jap., with Engl, s.]

*1965f — of of mixta in ( & 1. SONEHARA) Description the larval stage Aeschna taken Komoro

City. Tomba 7(3/4); 22-24.

I965g A gynandromorphic specimen of Dendrolimus undans flaveola Motschulsky. Japan

Helerocerisls' J. 39: 343. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

1965h (NOGUCHI, Y., T. 1WATO, K. YASUTOMI & —) Control test of Culex molestus bree-

ding in septic tanks with special reference to the influence of insecticides against micro-

organisms in the tanks. Jap. J. sanii. Zool. 16(2): 138-141. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

•I965i Nepalese Odonata taken by Dr R. Kano in 1964. Akitu 13(1): 5-7, —[Jap., with Engl, s.]

•I965J (EDA, S. & —) [A small list of dragonflies taken from the Pacific coast of Iwate

7. Prefecture]. Akiiu 13(1): — [Jap., with Engl, title]

*!965k [Insects of Oze District, their conservation]. National Parks 93; 12-15. — [Jap.]

•19651 The Odonata of Hongkong. Kontyu 33(4): 493-506.

•1965m Notes on a small collection of Odonata fromTaiwan. Special Bull. lep. Soc. Japan239-244.

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•I965n The dragonfliestaken by the Chiba University Rolwaling Himal Expedition, 1963. J. Coll.

Art. Sei. Chiba Univ. (Nat. Sei.) 4(3): 311.

•1966a Malayan dragonflies taken by Mr E. Kawase in 1960/1962. Kontyu 34(1): 18-21.

•1966b Taiwanese Odonata taken by 1965 field works. Kontyu 34(1): 105-121.

1966c The Blattaria from Iran and Afghanistan. Results Kyoto Univ. sei. Exped. Karakoram

Hindukush 8: 155-158.

•I966d The Afghan Odonata taken by Dr Yoshii in I960. Results Kyoto Univ. sei. Exped.

Karakoram Hindukush 8: 159-163.

•1966e Notes on Chinese Odonata, I. Kontyu 34(2): 131-135.

*1966f [A systematic list of representative /meets} 103 pp. Hokuryukan, Tokyo. — [Jap.]

I966g [Quarternary deposits in the Wakkanai-Sarobetsu Basins, N. Hokkaido. Fossil insects in

Keihoku formation]. Quarter. Res. 5(1); II. — [Jap.]

1966h (NOGUCHI, Y. & —) Ommatidial number as a diagnostic character for Japanese

med. 146-148. autogenous Culex molestus. J. Em. 3(2):

•I966i Sarawak Odonata taken by Mr Hayashi. Tomba 9(1/4): 28-30. — [Jap., with Engl, s.]

K. YASUTOMI et Evaluation ofresistance-level ofGerman cockroaches in I966j ( —, al) Japan.

Jap. J. sanii. Zool. 17(3): 214-217. — [Jap., with Engl, s.] — 1966k [Ecology and control of Culex tritaeniorhynchus]. Noyaku Kenkyu 13(1): 16-18. [Jap ]

19661 [Revised methods for insect collection]. In: [Handbook of test-methods in biology}

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•1966m Thailand Odonata taken by Drs Nakao and Nagatomi. Kontyu 34(4): 289-292.

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103. — I966o [A systematic list of representative insects} pp. Hokuryukan. [Jap.]

•1967a The Odonata ofCambodia chiefly taken by the Osaka City University Expedition in 1964-

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Token 20-nen 1967b [Twenty years of Departmentof Medical EntomologyN.I.H., Tokyo]. no

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1967c Medical entomology of postwar Japan. Kontyu 35(3); 267-277. Syoziro Asahina 205

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1967e ( — & Y. NOGUCHI) A second specimen of Taiwanese Caligula boisduvali (Lep.,

Saturniidae). Japan Helerocerisls’ J. 48: 483-484. — [Jap., with Engl, title]

•1967f A revision of the Asiatic species of the damselflies of the genus Ceriagrion (Odonata,

Agnonidae). Jap. J. Zool. 15(3): 255-334.

•1967g Notes on two amphipterygid dragonflies from Southeast Asia. Dl. enl. Z. (N.F.) 14(3/4):

323-326.

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Weather Pacific. 353-360. — with Station "Tango” on the Kontyu 35(4): [Jap., Engl, s.]

I967i [Changes in insects of medical importance due to urbanization and their role in disease

transmission], Jap. J. med. Sei. [1967] 2: 553-554. — [Jap.]

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J. 1-2 excl. *!968a Records and notes on Philippine Odonata. Jap. Zool. 15(4): 349-376, pis

— with ￿1968b The odonate fauna of Rikuchu. Mem. naln. Sei. Mus. 1: 109-114. [Jap., Engl, s.]

*!968c Taiwanese Odonata taken by Mr Y.l. Chu. Kontyu 36(1): 89-98.

Fleas stone-monument. New 27-28. — with I968d swarming on a Entomol. 17(3); [Jap., Engl, s.]

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I968g (The XII Ith International Congress of Entomology,Moscow], Nature & Insects 3(10): 10-

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I968h [Non-edible insects]. Food & Additives 6: 13-15. — [Jap,]

1968i [Twenty years of medical pest control]. In: [Environmental arrangement 4: Fly and

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*1968] Insect dispersal as observed by a weather ship in the northwestern Pacific. Abslr. Pap.

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1969a [Mosquitoes, flies and cockroaches]. Science of the Body 27: 16-19. — [Jap.]

￿1969b South Vietnam Odonata taken by Mr Y. Inoue. Jap. J. Zool. 10(1): 1-18, pi. 1 excl.

•1969c Notes on Chinese Odonata, II. The Odonata of Metasequoia Expedition. Kontyu 37(2);

192-201.

— Y. of the insects located the *!969d ( & TSURUOKA) Records visited a weather-ship at Ocean

Weather Station Tango” on the Pacific, III. Kontyu 37(3): 290-304. —[Jap,,with Engl, s.]

of insects visited *1969e (HASHIMOTO, H. & —) Records the a weather-ship located at the

Ocean Weather Station Tango” on the Pacific, IV. Observations on the dragonflies.

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1969g [Termites in tropical countries], Shiro-ari 10; 15. — [Jap ]

￿1970a Burmese Odonata collected by Dr Arthur Svihla, with supplementary notes on Asiatic

Ceriagrion species. Jap. J. Zool. 16(2): 99-126, pi. 1 excl.

•1970b (FRASER, F.C. & —) Odonata. In: S.L. Tuxen, Taxonomists’ glossary of genitalia in

insects. 2nd revised & enlarged edition, pp. 32-37. Munksgaard, Copenhagen.

•1970c Two unrecorded dragonflies from Japanese faunal limits. Kontyu 38(2): 140-142. —

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1970d A note on a curious larva occurring in a human house in Tokyo. Japan Helerocerisls' J.

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￿I970f The Odonata of Tsushima. Mem. nain. Sei. Mus. 3: 211-224, pi. 20 excl.

1970g Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, Mecoptera, Megaloptera and Neuroptera-Planipennia of

Tsushima Mem. nain. Sei. Mus. 3: 225-232, pi. 21 excl.

1970h Blattaria, Grylloblattodea and Isoptera of Tsushima. Mem. nain. Sei. Mus. 3: 233-235.

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•19701 Insect phylogeny and systematics. In: T, Uchida, [Ed.], Dobutsu-Keito-Bunruigaku[=

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•1970m ( — & A. HEYMER) In memoriam Dr Erich Walther Schmidt 1890-1969. Tomba

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*1970n A list of papers published since 1952, dealing with the description of Japanese odonate

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•1970o What was the ”red-bodied Rhinocypha from Formosa"? Tomba 13(1/4): 26.

1970p [The origin of insects]. Insectarium 7(1); 12-14.

I970q [Pest insects in the kitchen], Mai Kukku 41(5); 107-108. — [Jap.]

1970r [In memoriam Mr Taro Iwase], Konlyu 38(2); 184-185. — [Jap ]

•1970s (Anonymous) Col. Niall MacNeill. Tombo 14(1/2): 11.

1971a the medical 169-170, [Handbook for inspection of pests], pp. 1-3, 47-54, 124-125, 149,

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•1971b Insect dispersal as observed by aweather ship on the northwestern Pacific. Troc. Xlilt hint.

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•1971c Odonata. In: T. Uchida, [Ed.], Dobutsu-Keito-Bunruigaku[= Systematic Zoology], Vol.

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1971d Blattaria. In: T. Uchida, [Ed.], Dobutsu-Keito-Bunruigaku [= Systematic Zoology], Vol.

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1971e Grylloblattodea. In: T. Uchida, [Ed.], Dobutsu-Keito-Bunruigaku [= Systematic

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1971f Notes on the cockroaches of the genus Eucorydia from the Ryukyus, Taiwan, Thailand

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Mon. 1971k [Reflection of a taxonomist], Pamphl. "Syst. Zool." 15: 2-3. — [Jap ]

1972a [Origin and evolution of insects]. Iden 26(1): 53-62. — [Jap.]

1972b [Change in insect-life in urban environment and its conservation]. Biolhech 3(3); 213-218.

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•1972c Mortonagrion hirosei, the last new dragonfly species from Japan? Kontyu 40(1): 11-16.

•1972d Insects the Insectarium — flying over sea. 9(10); 234-237. [Jap ]

•I972e A new dragonfly subspecies Urothemis signala yiei from Taiwan (Odonata. Libellulidae). Syoziro Asahina 207

Nain. Taiwan Univ. Phytopathol. Enlomol. 2: 30-31.

1972f [An entomological excursion in Australia and Guinea in Nature New "winter" season, 1.].

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* I972g [An entomological excursion in Australia and New Guinea in "winter” season, 2.]. Nature

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*1972i [Discovery of Aeschna subarctica Walker in Japan]. Tomba 15(1/4): 9-10. — [Jap.]

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•1972k Additional notes to the knowledge of the odonate fauna of Taiwan and the Ryukyus.

Tomba 15(1/4); 2-9.

*19721 (—, T. WONGSIR1 & A. NAGATOM1) The paddy field Odonata taken in Bangkhen,

Bangkok. Mushi 46(8): 107-109.

￿1972m Indian paddy field Odonata taken by Miss I. Hattori. Mushi 46(10): 115-127.

1972n [Locusta migratoria and the Japanese population]. Medical Pharmacy 6(8): 288-289. —

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!972o [Erasure of a Devonian "pterygote insect"]. Nature•& Insects 7(9): 28. — [Jap ]

•I972p [Records of the visit of foreign members]. Tombo 15(1/4): 33. — [Jap.]

•I972q [Further development of SIO and the Second Symposium of Odonatology]. Tombo - 15(1/4): 33. [Jap.]

￿1972r [A new publication], Tombo 15(1/4): 33. — [Jap.]

1972s [”A code for insect collecting”]. Nature & Insects 7(8): 18-19. — [Jap.]

•I972t S. K. 1NOUE & S. Corbels Nature St. Insects (—, EDA, OBANA) [The visiting Japan],

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￿1972u [Insecta (excl. Coleoptera)]. In: Dictionary of animal names, pp. 523-593, 628-643.

Nakayaraa Shoten, Tokyo.

Notes and 1973a on some cockroach species of the genus Megamareta Onychostylus (or

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1973b ["Frontage” of a scientist]. Mon. Pamphi "Modern Biol." 10: 1-2. — [Jap.]

•1973c Odonata. In: T. Uchida, [Ed.], Handbook for biological science, Vol. 2, pp. 106-123.

Nakayama Shoten, Tokyo. — [Jap.]

1973d In: T. Handbook for Vol. 156-157. Psocoptera. Uchida, [Ed.], biological science, 2, pp.

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I973e Mallophaga. In: T. Uchida, [Ed.], Handbook for biological science, Vol. 2, pp. 158-159.

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I973f for Anoplura. In: T. Uchida, [Ed.], Handbook biological science, Vol. 2, pp. 160-161.

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￿I973h Special problems of fauna conservation in heavily populated areas of Japan. In: A.B,

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•I973i The Odonata of Iraq. Jap. J. Zoo!. 17(1): 17-36.

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•1973k Odonata. M. Ueno In: [Ed.], [Tamiji Kawamura's Freshwater biology of Japan], pp.

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*19731 Notes on Chinese Odonata, IV. D.C. Graham collection from Szechuan and T.H. Cheng

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*1973m [The insects obtained at the MeteorologicalStation on thesummit of Mt Fuji in 1971],In:

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*!973n Discovery of Erythromma najas in Japan (Agrionidae). Tomba I6(I /4): 11-12. — [Jap.,

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*!973o The labium ofthe second and third instar larvae of Epiophlebiasuperstes. Tombo 16(1/4);

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*1973p Records of two Taiwanese Odonata, a correction. Tombo 16(1/4): 10.

•I973q The Second International Symposium of Odonatology. Tombo 16(1/4): 26.

1973r [Scientific names of animals], Asahi- Larousse zool. Weekly 128: 3. — [Jap.]

1973s [Puzzles in environmental sanitation], Seikalsu lo Kankyo 18(1): 19-20. — [Jap ]

•I973t [Davidius nanus]. Insectarium 10(6): cover, p. 10. — [Jap.]

1973u [Mass appearance of insects]. Kagaku Asahi 39(9): 132. — [Jap.]

1973v [Protohermes grandis]. Animat Life 119: 3324. — [Jap.]

*1973w [The Sympetrum species]. Animal Life 145: 4038-4042. — [Jap.]

— K. •1973x ( & 1NOUE) Descriptions of two new geographical races of Davidius moiwanus

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•1973y Interspecific hybrids among the Odonata. Abslr. Pap. Und Ini. Symp. Odonalol.,

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•1974a The development of odonatology in the Far East. Odonalologica 3(1); 5-12.

•1974b the Odonata. J. Zool. 1-2 excl. Interspecific hybrids among Jap. 17(2): 67-75, pis

•1974c 1973 unusual occurrence of a tropical dragonfly, Anax guttatus, in Japan. Konlyu 42(1):

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•1974d [(— & S. EDA) An odonatological trip to Hokkaido, I. Lake Chimikeppu], Gekkan

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1974f [Strategy to control onchocerciasis in West Africa]. Seikalsu lo Kankyo 19(6): 59-60. — [Jap]

•1974g An additional note to the Odonata of Iraq. Konlyu 42(2): 107-109.

*1974h A note on Lestes (Indolestes) boninensis Asahina. Konlyu 42(3): 304.

I974i The cavernicolous cockroaches of the Ryukyu Islands. Mem. nain. Sei. Mus. 7: 145-156.

1974j Taxonomic notes on Japanese Blattaria, VI. What is "Phyllodromia japonica"? Jap. J

sanil. Zool. 25(2): 161-166.

•1974k A revisional study of the genus Mnais (Odonata, Calopterygidae). I. What is Mnais

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A of II. Fraser •19741 revisional study the genus Mnais (Odonata, Calopterygidae). Mnais gregoryi

and its allies. Tombo 17(1/4): 2-9.

•1974m Diagnostic notes on the ultimate instar larvae of Anax species. Tombo 17(1/4); 10-16. —

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•I974n A specimen of "Davidius moiwanus" from Shimane Prefecture. Tombo 17(1/4): 23. —

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•1974o Nepalese Odonata taken by Dr J. Martens in 1969/70 and 1973. Senckenbergiana bio).

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•I974r [Discovery of Leucorrhinia intermedia, its significance]. Ezo-kaojiro-tombo Chosa

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•I975h (—& K. KUWADA) Orthetrum japonicum japonicum allied toits continental race, O.j.

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•1976a Notes on Chinese Odonata, V. Some Odonata from Hunan and Hupeh provinces. Kontyu

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1976b Blattaria from Pasoh Forest Reserve, Malaysia. Nature & Life SE Asia 7: 301-316.

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•1976d An illustrated key tothe dragonflies found in the paddy fields ofThailand. Ini. Assoc, biol.

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*1976h [Nannophya pygmaea]. Insectarium 13(7): 163. —[Jap.]

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•1977c [Ancestors of dragonflies]. Anima 52: 4L — [Jap.]

￿1977d On a small collection of the Odonata from Laos. Kontyu 45(2): 165-184.

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1977f Taxonomic notes on Japanese Blattaria, VIII. The Anaplectidae of Japan and Taiwan.

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1977g [Blood-sucking vespids]. Jap. J. sanil. Zool. 28(3): 280. — [Jap.]

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•I977i [Indolestes peregrinus]. Insectarium 14(11); 9. — [Jap.]

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•1977k Notes onChinese Odonata, VI. Further studies on the Graham Collection preserved in the

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19771 [The start of ’’Antenna"]. Konlyu 45(4): 476. — [Jap.]

•1977m A record of Davidius moiwanus taruii from Ishikawa Prefecture. Tomba 20: 30. — [Jap.,

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•1977n Unrecorded or little known Taiwanese Odonata taken by Mr Kazuo Matsuki. Tomba 20:

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— •1977o A rearing record ofTrigomphusmelampus (Selys). Tomba 20:40. [Jap., with Engl, title]

in *1977p Brief observations on Thai Odonata autumn season. Tomba 20: 40. — [Jap,, with Engl,

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• 1978d A new and some known species of Odonata from Kashmir (Insecta). Senckenbergiana biol. 59(1/2): 115-120.

•I978e Notes on Chinese Odonata, VII. Further studies onthe Graham Collection preserved in the

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•1979a (HAYASHI, K.. H. SUZUKI. Y. MAKING & —) Notes on the transoceanic insects

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•1979c souvenirs Insects [My entomologiques, 1]. Nature Sc 14(5): 15-19. — [Jap.]

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•I979g [Odonata, a memoir for 1970’s]. Gekkan Mushi 100: 4-6. — [Jap.]

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* 1979m Notes pn Chinese Odonata, XI. On two North Chinese gomphids, with special reference to

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•I979n A gynandromorphic specimen of Leucorrhinia intermedia ijimai. Tombo 22(1/4); 12. —

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*1979o ( — & K. MATSUKI) Rhyothemis triangularis from Taiwan. Tombo 22(1/4); 13-14. —

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A VIII. A Mnais, *!979q revisional study of the genus Mnais, proposed taxonomy of Japanese

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•1979r [Preface], In: S. Fijusawa, [Dragonflies of the Shiga Heights], pp. V-Vl. Soc. Shiga

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1980c Taxonomic notes on non-domiciliary Periplaneta species from the Ryukyus, Taiwan,

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I980d Anaplectella ruficollis taken in Shikoku. Jap. J. sanit. Zool. 31(2): 115.

*!980e Notes on Philippine Odonata in the collection of the National Science Museum, Tokyo,

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— with •I980f A systematic list ofrepresentative insects. 3rd ed. 103 pp., Hokuryukan. [Jap.,

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I980g A brief history of entomology in Japan, Part 2. In: S. Asahina, I. Hattori, et al, [Eds],

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•1980] Distribution and differentiation of the Japanese Mnais, a working hypothesis. Nolul.

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•1981b unknown Records of little or Odonata from Thailand. Tombo 23(1/4): 3-16.

*198Ic Additions to Thai odonate records. Tombo 23(1/4): 45.

￿ 1981d [In memoriam Mr M. Iwasaki], Gracile 28: 3-4. — [Jap.] 212 K. Inoue & S. Eda

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• 1981 g A revision of the Himalayan dragonflies of the genus Cephalaeschna and its allies

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• 1981h A new Chlorogomphus from Thailand (Odonata, Cordulegasteridae). Proc. Jap. Soc.

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• 1981r A revision of the Chinese dragonflies of the genus Cephalaeschna and its allies. Tomba

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•1981s. Seasonal variation in Neurothemis tullia (Drury). Tomba 24(1/4): 12-16.

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— of into Tomba 1981u ( & M. SUG1MURA) Oviposition Epiophlebia superstes bryophytes.

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•1981v Territorialism ofOrthetrum trianguläre melania larvae? Tomba 24(1/4):43. — [Jap., with

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•1982b Survey of the relic dragonfly Epiophlebia laidlawi Tillyard in Nepal, May 1981. Rep.

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1982f [Insects in the 2nd Basic Survey of Natural Environment]. Iden 36(7); 4-6. — [Jap.]

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I982h [In memoriam Dr W.E. China (1895-1979)]. Roslria 34: 428-430. — [Jap.]

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•1982] A list of the Odonata from Thailand, Part I. Agrionidae. Konlyu 50(3): 454-466.

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