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Heft Oribatida 27.Pdf ABHANDLUNGEN UND BERICHTE DES NATURKUNDEMUSEUMS GÖRLITZ Band 69, 2. Supplement Abh. Ber. Naturkundemus., Suppl. 1-24 Erschienen am: 19. 7. 1996 Redaktionsschluß: 12. 7. 1996 Bibliographia Oribatologica Nummer 27 Contens / Sommaire Publica tions 4 - 16 Nomina nova New spec ies / new subspec ies 16 - 19 New genera / n. gen. 19 - 20 New subgenera / n. subgen. 20 New subfamilies / n. subfam. 20 New combinati ons / n. co mbo 20 - 2 1 New names / nom. n. 2 1 New sy nonyms / sy n. n. 2 1 - 22 New statu s / n. staL 22 Con ferences 22 - 24 book review 24 2 BIBLIOGRAPHIA ORIBATOLOGICA [ISSN : 0863-1794] Zusammengestellt von Thomas Schwalbe In den ABHANDLUNGEN UND BERICHTEN DES NATURKUNDEMUSEUMS GÖRLITZ werden jährlich die neuesten Oribatidenarbeiten veröffentlicht , soweit sie uns bekannt wurden . Die Zu sendung Ihrer Publikationen sowie Informationen über gerade laufende Arbeiten sind die Basis dieser Bibliografie . Vorschläge und Kritiken sind zur Verbesserung sehr willkommen . Es wird eine Kostenbeteiligung von DM 10 . - erbeten . Bitte überweisen Sie auf das Konto 6165 bei : Niederschlesische Sparkasse , BLZ : 850 501 00 (Bitte geben Sie bei "Verwendungszweck" Bibliographia Oribatologica an) . Um Gebühren zu ersparen , schlagen wir vor , die Beträge für die Nummern 27-30 zusammen zu überweisen . Sind Sie an der Bibliographia in Diskettenform interessiert , legen Sie bitte e ine Diskette Ihrer Post bei . In ABHANDLUNGEN UND BERICHTE DES NATURKUNDEMUSEUMS GÖRLITZ latest works on Oribatei are published every year in so far as they have come to our knowledge . The basis of this Bibliography is to get your publications as weIl as informations about your current works . Proposals and criticisms are very wellcome for improvement . A cost support of 10 . - Deutsche Mark is requested . Please , remit to the account 6165 at Niederschlesische Sparkasse BLZ : 850 501 00 (write at purpose please : Bibliographia Oribatologica ) . To reduce charges we propose to remit the fees for the numbers 27 up to 30 together . If you are interested in receiving the bibliography on a disk , please put one to your mai l . Par les ABHANDLUNGEN UND BERICHTE DES NATURKUNDEMUSEUMS GÖRLITZ sont publies chaque annee les articles les plus recents se referant au travail concernant les Oribatei , tant que nous en avons connaissance . L ' envoi de vos publications ainsi que des informations sur des travaux en cours sont la base de cette bibliographie . Des propositions et des critiques visant a I ' amelioration son t les bienvenues . Une participation aux frais d ' un montant de 10 . - Deutsche Mark nous parait necessaire . Veuillez verser le paiement a l ' intitule du compte suivant : Niederschlesische Sparkasse BLZ : 850 501 00 Numero du compte : 6165 . (Comme but d'utilisation veuillez ecrire : Bibliographia Oribatologica ) . Pour economiser des taxes , nous vous proposons de virer ensemble les montants pour les numeros 27-30 . Si vous etes interesse a la Bibliographia sur disquette , veuillez joindre une disquette a votre courrier . At th c Internati onal Sympos iulll .. Ecology and Bioin dicati on in oribati d mites" (see: Confcrcnccs, a book is in prcparalion) (h e pani ci pant s dec id ed 10 give sü me type- mat erial informati ons rür thc !l ew spcc ies as fo lI ows: 2 A/logalumna gedaii Mahunka, 1995 (5713: 139') [HT + 5 PT - HNHM, 1 PT - MHNG ] ' - literature nunber in my collection indicated in brackets behind the titel, with the first page of the description 2 - number 0 1' ho lolypcs and paralypcs lV il h Ihe placc 01' slOra gc respecli vcly A bbreviation s: Field Museum of Natural History,. Chicago Hungarian Nalura l Hislory Museul11 , 1-1 - 1088 Buelapcs!. Baross ul ca 3 Mu seum d'Hi stoirc Naturell e Gcncve. Sw it ze rl and Canadian National Coliection of Insects and Arachnids, Biological Resources Division, Agriculture Canada, Otlawa, Ontario US Nalional Museum 01' N alural Hislory. Washin gloll. De 3 ER RATUM Eutegaeus fueginus Arcidiacono, 1993 (5603: 82) instead of Eupterotegaeus fueginus Eutegaeus lagrecai Arcidiacono, 1993 (5603: 77) instead of Eupterotegaeus lagrecai Publicalions AI-Assiuly, A. I. M. & M. A: Kha lil ( 1995):' (Dep. Zool. , Fae. Sei., Tantn Uni v. , Tanta, Egypt) "Th e influence of in sec ti cide pheromone subs tituti on on the ab undance ami distribution patt ern of soil oribatid mites. " Experimental and Appli ed Acarology 1917: 399-4 10 (5727) AI-Assiuty, A. I. M. & A. I. M. Seif ( 1995):' "Combin ed efTec ts of parasiti sIll alld des iccn ti on on rnort ality 01' thc so il -dwelling mit es, Scheloribates la evigatus alld Galllll1/wj7abellijera." Pedobio logia 39/2: 185- 191 (5654) Andrievskij, v. S. ( 1994):* (Insl. Soil Sei. Agroehem., Sib. Div., Russ. Aead. Sei. , Novosibi rsk, Ru ss ia) "Oribatids in Siberi an soils." rOri g.: Ru ss ian ; Res.: Ru ss ian + EnglishJ Pocvovedeni e 0 / 12: 84-89 (5666) Antor, R. 1. & M. 8. Gareia ( 1995):* (lnsti tuto Pirenaieo Eeologia, C.S. I. c. Apart ado 64, 22700 Jaca Huesea, Spain ) "A new milc-plant assoc iati on: Mites li villg amidst th e ad hes ivc traps 0 1' a ca rni vorous plant." Oecologia (Berl in) 10111 : 5 1-54 (5643) Arill o, Antoni o, Jesus Gil-Martin & Louis Santos Subi as ( 1994):* (Dep. Biol. Animali, Fac. de Ciencias Biol. , Univ. Complut cnse, 28040 Madrid, Spain ) "Oribati dae of the super/i eial subterranean habitat o f th e Canary Islands: Poroscheloribatin ae subfami ly n. (Acari, Oribatida)." [Orig.: Spani sh; Res.: Engli sh + French j Memo ires de Biospeologie 2110: 1-6 (5752) Avanza ti ,-Allna-Maria, Mariella ßaratti ; Fabio ßernini , ( 1994):* (Department Evolutionary Bi ology, via P.A. Mauio li 4, 53 100 Siena, Ital y) "Notulae Oribalologicae LIX: Taxollomy and biogcography of the ge nu s Stegallacarus Ewing, 19 17 (Acari Oribatida) in It aly." Redia 77/2: 3 13-347 (5738) Badejo, M. A. ( 1994):* (Dep. Zool. , Ob"femi Awolowo Un iversity, Il e-lIe , Nigeria) "Effect of acc identaill re on soil mite dCll si ly in a rorest rese rve in N igeria. " Experimental & Applied Acarology 18/ 11 - 12: 703-7 10 (5670) Balogh, Peter ( 1994):* (Dep. Zoosysl. Eeol. , Eötvös Lorand Uni v., Puski n ut ca 3, H- 1088 Budapest, Hungary) "New granuloppiidae (Acari: Oribatei, Oppioidea) fr om Costa Ri ca." Aeta Zoologiea Academi ae Scient iarum Hungari cae 40/ 1: 15- 19 (5759) Balogh, Peter ( 1995):* "So me oribatid mites (ACARI) fro m thc Serra do ma and Sena do matiguera (Brazil , Sao Paulo)." Acta Zoologica Academiac Sciclltiarum Hungaricac 41/ 1: 1-9 (5757) Baumgartl , H., K. Kritzler., W. Zimelka. & D. Z inkler ( 1994/ 1995):* (Max-Planck-Insl. Molekul are Physiologie, 0-44026 DOrlmund, Gennany,) "Loca l PO! Illcas uremenls in the environm ent 01' submcrged so il Illicroarthropod s." rOrig.: EngJish.; Re s. : English + Freneh.j Aeta Oecologica 15/6: 78 1-789 (5655) 4 Behall -Pell eli er. Va lcrie M. ( 1994): ,,Mycoba/es (Acari: Ori balida: Mycobali dae) 01' Ameriea Nonh 0 1' Mexico:' 10 rig. : Eng li sh; Res.: Ell gli sh + Frell ch.1 T hc Call adian Ellio mologisl 126: 130 1-136 1 (5623) Behall -Pe ll elier, Valerie ( 1994): "Terrestria l anhropod biodivcrs it y: Planning a sludy anel reco l11 l1l cnded sClm pling tcc bn iqucs." IOri g.: Engli sh; Res.: Engli sh + French l Bullelin 01' tzhe Elliomological Society 01' Canada 26/1 ,S upplelllelll : 341'1' (5624) Behan-Pe ll eli er, Valerie M. & B. Bi sseIl ( 1992): (Centre for Land and Biologicl Resources Research, Oll awa, Oill ario. K I A OC6, Call ada) " Biod iversily 01' Nearcti c soil an hropods. " Canadiall Biodive rsity 2(3): 5- 14 (56 19) Beha ll -Pell eti er, Valerie M. & M. G. Paolelli ( 1993): "A nc\V spcc ics 0 1' Oriuarella Banks 1895 in norlh crn Venezuela," Tropical Zoo logy, Special Issue I : 3 1-38 (5620 ) Beha ll -Pell elie r. Valerie M" M. G. Paolelli . B. BisseIl & B. R. Stilliler ( 1993): ..Or ibatid lllilCS of foresl habitats in nort hern Venez uela:' T ropi cal Zoo logy, Special Issue I : 39-54 (562 1 ) Behall -Pe ll eti er. Valerie M. & B. Bi sSCIl ( 1994): "Ori bati da ofCa ll ad ian peatlall ds.'· IOrig.: Ell glis h: Res.: Engli sh + Fre nchl Memoirs of th e Ento mologic,,1 Sociely of Canada 169: 73-88 (5622) Bi asrov, L. G. & E. N. Meickhill a ( 1995): (IEMEJ "A. N. Seven sov". Ru ssian Academy 01' Sciences. Moscow, Ru ssia) "Oribatid mites in lichen conson ia 01' Nonh Lapland (Finland) I'orest-tundra." 10 rig.: Ru ssian: T it el: Ru ssinll + Ell glishJ Bullelin 01' Moscow Society 01' Naturali sls, Biological Series 9913 : 40-45 (5702 ) Block, W & P. Convey ( 1995):* (Briti sh Antarcti c Survey. Natural Environment Res. Coull ci l. Hi gh Cross, Mad ing lcy Rd" Cambridge C B3 OET, UK) "T hc biology, life cycle anel ecoph ys iology of the Antnrctic mite Ala.vkozeles (IJ /l arcliclIs, " Journal 0 1' Zoology (Loll doll ) 23613: 43 1-449 (5648) Bloszyk, Jerzy, Z iemowi t O lszanowski, Alld rzej Kaimierski . Czeslaw B1aszak & Wojeiech Niedbala ( 1994): (Department 01' Ani mal T axonomy and Ecology, A. Mickiewicz Uni versit y. Szalll arszewskiego 9 1 A. 61-569 Poznan, Polalld) "Checkl ist of oribalid mites (Acari) of ook-horn beam natura l reserves .,J akubowo" and .,Las Gr~d owy nad Mogilniq in Western Great Po land." [Orig.: Polish: Res.: Po li sh + Ellgli sh i Park.i Narodo\Ve i Rezerwaty Przyrody 13/3: 29-49 (5735) Bolen. E. G. & B. McDalli el ( 1989):* .. NeoepilohmClllllia, a !lew genu s of the ralll il y Epilohlllanniidac (Oribat ida: Epilohlllann oicl ca) :' International Journal 0 1' Acarology 15/2: 103- 106 (5722) Borcard, Dani el ( 1995):* (Insli tut e de Zoologie.
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