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Centre International de Myriapodologie (C .I .M.) LISTE DES TRAVAUX PARU S ET SOUS PRESSE EN 1970 (MYRIAPODA et ONYCHOPHORA) ANNU AIRE iliONDIAL :OES MYRIAPODOLOGISTES Labora.toire de Zoolog:l.e .Arthropodes Must§um National. d'Histoire Naturelle 1971 61 rue de But'fon, PARIS VO 1 France SOMMAIRE -o- page Liste des Travaux parus et sous-presse en 1970 ooooooooooooooo Addendum et Corrigendumooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 27 Tableau analytique des Travaux parus et sous-presse en 1970ooo 29 Sujets actuellement abordes ou en projetoooo oooooooooooooooooo 33 Annuaire mondial des MyriapodologisteSoooooooooooooooooooooooo 37 Informations o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c o c o o o o o o o o 4 ·r 1 L I S T E DES TRAVAUX PARUS ET SOUS PRESSE EN 1970 AVERTISSEMENT Plusieurs notes, deja sous presse en 1969, le sont encore en 1970. Leurs titres. ne figurent pas dans la liste ci-apres, --------------. ·- ·- .. ··- ' )l ALB.AEET a-~L• ....... Observations sur··1es Nyctotheres des genres Nyc_­ totherh~ Leidy et Metanyctotherus n.g., cit~es h~t~rc~ triches parasite£ de Myriapodes africains. Protist~ logica, 1970, VI, 2 : 225-239~ )2 ALLAN W.C •• - Insects and other arthropods of importance during 1967 in households and on livestock in Ontari.o. -~~~~'.£.• entom. Soc. Ontario, l96S, 98 : 11-12.· )3 - Insects and other arthropods of importance during 1938 in households and on livestock in Ontario. P~~~" ·entom. Soc--~·Ont.ario, 1968 (1969), 99: 22-12.· )4 AMOURIQ L •• -Analyse de l'apprentissage latent de Scolouendra cingulata Latr. (Chilopodes) a l'aide d'un ordinateur 11130. C. R. Acad. Sci., 271,· (D), '18 :·1642-1645. )5 ANGLADE P •• - Etude' de populations de Symphyles en sol cultive. C. R. ler. ConG. Nyriap. Bull. Nus. Hist. nat., (2), · 41, suppl. 2 : 15-16, 1969 (1970). )6 ANONYME .- Des armes variees et rarement inefficaces : .les se­ cretions toxiques des Arthr'op"odes. Sci. Progr. 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Hist. nat .• Paris, 41, suppl. 2 : 29-30. 2 CA"t/lATINI·N • • .:.. The structure of striated muscle fibers in some Chilopoda. Bull. :tvlus. Hist. nat., Paris, 41, suppL 2, 31-34. 3 et SAITA A•. - Studio al microscopic elettronico della muscolatura di Lithobius forficatus L. durante l'ana­ morfosi. Atti Ac. Naz. Lincei. Rend. cl. Sci. fis. mat. nat.,III, 46, l : 73-80. 4 Considerazioni sulla morfqlogia ultrastrutturale della muscolatura. Atti XXXVIII Congr. U.Z.I., Ball. Zool. : 36. 5 CAPOLONGO D •. - Studio ecologiio delle cantine del Napoletano (prima contribute) .. Ball. Soc. entom. ital., 99-lOf, 9/10 : 193-205. 6 CARPENTER J.H .• - Invertebrate fauna of Logan Cave, Utah. Proc. Utah Acad. Sci. Arts Lett., 1968, 45 (part 1) : 126- 1 27. 7 CAUSEY N.B •. - New Trichopetalid (Chordeumidea : Chordeumida) Millipedes from caves in North and Central America. Proc. Louisiana Acad. Sci., 32 : 43-49. 8 The Cambalid Millipedes in Mexican Caves. Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington. (sous presse) 9 et TIEI~\NN D.L .• - The bioluminescent Millipedes of the genus l>~.iotyxia (Xystodesmidae, Polydesmida). Bull. Ivius. Hist. nat., Paris, 1969 (L970), 41, suppl. 2 : 35-39. 0 CEUCA Tr. • - Peut-on parler de periodomo.rphose en 1' absence de certains caract~res sexuels secondaires ? Bull. Mus. Hist. nat., Paris, 1969 (1970), 41, suppl. 2 : 40-42. 1 Contributions .~ la connaissance d~s Diplopodes de Somalie (lerP. note : Polydesmoidea). (sous presse) 5 142 CEUCA Tr •. - Noi contributii la cunoasterea Diplopodelor din Romania. (sous presse) 143 Quelques Diplopodes epiges de la faune d'Espagne collectes par le Dr. Giuseppe Osella (lere Note). (sous presse) 144 Diplopodele de pe teritoriul viitorului lac de acu­ mulare de la Portile de Fier. (sous presse) 145 Autres Iulides cavernicoles nouvelles d'Espagne. (sous presse) ~46 Contributions a la connaissance des Diplopodes de Bulgarie. 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