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Archiv Für Naturgeschichte © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at Bericht über die wissenschaftlichen Leistungen im Gebiete der Entomologie während des Jahres 1899. Allgemeines. Von Dr. Robert Lucas, Reiuickendorf bei Berlin. Uebersicht nach dem Stoff. Allgemeines: Feltgen (Entomologie und Medizin), Fischer (Insects mentioned in tbe Bible), Garbowski u Dybowsky, Eckstein, Emery, Ihle, Klunzinger, Lampeit. Lutz, Marlatt, Lochhead, Mayer, Pouillon, Rousseau, Seidlitz, Sharp, Snodgrass,S.-P.(Entoniologieu. Medizin), Stoll, Storni, Walles, Webster. Anatotnie tmd Physiologie. Anatotnie. Vergleichende Anatomie: Dybowsky. Morphologie und Histologie: McClung (besonderes Kernelement in den Reproduktionszellen), Pospelow (Granulationen), Rousseau, Verrall (Riesen- zelle). Haut, Skelett: Flügel: Comstock and Needham; Speiser (Reduktion) Drüsen: Kulviec. Muskeln: Euderlein, Petri. Nervensystem, Sinnesorgane: Pompilian, Rädl, Thilo (Augen), Turner. Athmungsorgane: Calvert (Tracheen). Blutgefässsystem: Bengtsson. Verdauungssystem: Biedermann, Leger etc., Verson. Mundtheile: Giardina. Fettkörper: Pospelow. Gesehleehtsapparat : Holmgreu, Verrall. Physiologie, Allgemeines: Beer, Bethe n. v. Uexküll. Sinnesorgane: Lichtsinn: Thilo, Wasmann. — Gefühlssinn: (Insects). — Ortssinn: Schupp. Stäger. — Sinnestäuschung: Kaufmann. — Ver- wandtschaftssinn: Pauls. — Gehirn: Loeb, Obersteiner, Pompilian. Verdauung: Biedermann, Petrunkewitsch. Traeheensystem : Calvert. Arch. f. Naturgesch. Jahrg. 1900. Bd. II. H.2. 1 © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at 2 Dr. Rob. Lucas: Entomologie. Allgemeines 1899, Sekretion: Vignon. Pigment: List. Insektensäfte: Bachmetjew. Geschlechtsorgane: Cair, Henneguy. Reppoduktionsvermögen : Bordage, Henneguy. Ecdysis: Bordage, Harrtig. Totenstappe: Pauls FäPbung: siehe Biologie. Physiol. Arten: Cook, Lovel. Tempepatupmessungen etc.: Bachmetjew, Frings, Howard, Lyman. Entwickelung, Phylogenie: Cacciamali, Eimer, Tutt, Zograf. Vergl. auch die folgenden Kapitel. Ontogenie : Entwicklung: Comstock, Boas, Enteman, Fages, Koujawski, Krüger (Flügel); cf. die folgenden Kapitel. Amnion: Willey. Descendenstheopie: Barthe, van den Broek, Fages, Hutton. Metamopphose : Boas, Lameere, Perez, Terre (Veränderungen während der- selben), Xambeu Phagoeytose: Bruyne, Cuenot. Pigment: List. Gesehleehtsbildung : Dickel. Papthenogenesis : Warren. Genepationswechsel: Scbaudinn. Opthogenesis : Eimer. Vepepbung und Anpassung: Goette, Judd, Klein. Symmetpie — Asymmetrie: Reh. Segmentipung: Folsom, Heymons, Janet. Regenepation : Bordage, Weismann. Häutung: Kunkel d'Herculais. Coelom: Ziegler. Antennen: Enteman (Ectoderm). Dapm: Verson. Psychologie, Biologie. Psychologie: Dyroff, Wasmann, AVhitmaun. Biologie (AUg.): Fingerling, Lutz, Miall, Mordwilko. Biologie einzelnep Apten: Fere (Bombus), Frings, Leger etc.; Olivier, Osborn, Osborn and Mally (Jowa Insects), Pabst (Lycaeniden, Eryciniden von Chemnitz), Rade, Schmalz (brasilianische Insekten), Sever (Ischyropsalis)^) Xambeu. Ethologie: Dahl. Pseudoconehyliologie : Locard. Instinkt, Intelligenz, Tpieb: Carr, Emery, Fahre, Fere, Gillmer, Hutton, Menault, Sorhagen, Wasmann. Kampf ums Dasein: Poulton and Cora. Wohlthun: Wachmanns. FüPSOPge: Hüttner. Begattung, FoPtpflanzung: Carr, Henneguy. Anemotpopismus : Wheeler. Eiablage: Entom. Jahrb. p. 231. FäPbung: Benton, Florentin, Plateau, Rebel, Steuer, Verill, Wimmer (Ver- änderung durch Ammoniakgas). Albinismus: John. — Schutzfärbung: Poulton, Verrill. Vapiation und Abeppation: Barthe, Schopfer. 1) Etwa in der alphab. Liste nicht aufzufindende Autoren siehe sub Entom. Jahrbuch. © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at Dr. Rob. Lucas: Entomologie. Allgemeines 1899 3 Hybriden: Hüni, Standfnss (Versuche). Formvepsehiedenheit: Schopfer. Dimopphismus: Kerremans, Marshall. Polymorphismus: Rebel. Physiologische Arten: Lovel. Miraetismus: Fiun, Fischer, Henslow, Judd, Klein, (Manchester Society), Meldola, Moffat, Rebel. Grösse: Lahn. — Alter: Wasmann. Widerstandsfähigkeit: Rade. Flug: Jauet. Parasitismus, Commensalismus, Symbiose : Escherich, Rietet, Smith,Wasmann. Myrmeeophilie : Escherich, Schenkung, Wasmann. Höhlenthiere: Absolon (Mähren). Bauten: Locard (Pseudoconchylie), Rudow. Pilzgärten: Knuth. Gallen: Ashmead, Cecconi, Kieffer, Lagerheim, Massalongo, Riedel, Rüb- saamen, v. Schlechtendahl, Trotter. Lebensweise cf. Biologie (Allg.) — (absonderliche): Prehn. — in Petroleum : Howard. Feinde: Gnadt (cf. auch sub Parasiten), Thierische: Laurent. — Fadenwürmer: Schultz, Unterberger. Pflanzliche: siehe Insektenfressende Pflanzen. Parasiten: Bezzi, Brancsik, Burr, Donisthorpe (in Wespennestern), Junckel (Mermes) Leger (Gi'egarinenj, Perez, Pictet, Scbimper, Schulz (Mermis), Speiser (Insekten der Fledermaus), Unterberger (Fadenwürmer). Beziehung zum Menschen: Zucht: Haferkorn (Pleretes matronula), Heine, Thomson (Insecthouse), Ungar (Charaxes), Webster (Insectarium). Sehaden: siehe sub Landwirthschaft etc. Klinische Entomologie. Bibliographie: Huber. Verbreitung- oder Uebertragung von Krankheitsbacterien etc.: Libbertz, Maddox, Nuttall. Giftigkeit: von Holzwede. Malaria etc.: Celli etc., Grassietc, Gelsenplage: Berlese, Schaudinn. Harford-Battersby. Nutzen : Howard, Wood (Ameisen, Wespen). Nahrung: Dahl. Honigthau: Klein. Auftreten: Insekteuregen: (Insektenregen), Montandon, Webster. — In- vasionen: Ins. Invasionen. Verbreitung: van denBroek, Trouessart. — Wanderung: Distant, Krüger, Tutt. Beziehung zwischen Pflanzen und Thiere: Giard, Heim, Ludwig, Mord- wilko, Ord, Rane, Plateau, Swingle, Vogler. Insektenfressende Pflanzen: Gillette, Hudäk, Kathariner, Salomon, S,-P. Krankheiten: Proggatt, Koch. — Pilze: Kirkaldy, Künckel d'Herculais, Lagerheim, Maddox, Wasmann. Anomalien: Barthe, Bellevoye. Blüthenbiologie: Berlese, von Dalla Torre, Kane, Kienitz-Gerloff, Knuth, Levrier, Ord, Reeker, Plateau, Schenkling-Prevot, Schröder. 1* © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at 4 Dr. Rob. Lucas: Entomologie. Allgemeines 1899. Landwirthsehaft, Forstwirthsehaft u. Hauswirthsehaft. Im Allgemeinen: Abafi-Aigner, Agricultural Experiment Station, Allen - . , Biunno . , Froggatt and Guthrie, Apollinaire Marie, Barbieri, Berlese ^),^),^),'*), Barlow, Bethune, Blandford, Butler, Cecconi, Chittenden, Cockerell (Quarantine), (Cornell University etc.), Crayin, Deschamps, Feit, Fletcber, Fräghärdb, Froggatt, Fyles (Season-Notes), Hopkins, Howard, Goethe, Graas, Grassi (Insektenkunde), Griffini, Grill, Harford-Battersby, Harrington etc., de la Hayrie, Hensbaw, Hillmann, Howard, Hutt, Jablo- nowski, (Insect and Fungus ; Gichtkrankheit), Jefferys, Judd, Johnson, Lampa, Kosztka (schädl. Raupen), Kulagin, Lagerheim, Lintner, Marlatt, Matzdorff, Mokrshewsky (im Taurischen Gouvern.), Ormerod, Osborn, Palmer, Piazza, Quaintance, Rampton, Schimper, Sjöstedt, Smith, Solla, S. P., Staes, Webster, Webster a. Mally, Zehntner. Im Speziellen: Landwirthsehaft, Gartenbau, Obstbau etc. Baumwolle: Cockerell, ferner p. 33. Hopkins, Jokisch, Krak, Keller, China Asters: King. Mouthiers, Ormerod, Reuter, Rodzi- Endivie: von Schlechtendahl. anko, Schilling, Vetter. Erdbeere: Quaintance. Olive: Barbieri, Palumbo. Feige: Verrall. Rose: (Feinde u. Freunde), . Gartenbau: Aliscb (Cyclamen), King, Sweet potatoes: Sanderson. Schilling. Tabak: Leonardi, Quaintance. Gemüsebau: Schilling. Thee: Green (Theepest). Hopfen: Howard. Wein: Biunno, Coupin, Jablonowski, Kaffee: Koningsberger. Lüstner, Palumbo. Kartoffel: Rolfs. Weizen: Jablonowski. Obstbau: Decaux, Faville and Parrot, Zuckerrohr: Zehntner. Froggatt, Fyles, Goethe, de la Hayrie, Forstwirthsehaft: Eckstein, ferner siehe oben. Hauswirthsehaft: Knochen u. Felle: Chittenden. Hörn: Bland- ford, Crawshay, Mc Corquodale. Bekämpfungsmittel: Deschamps, Gaillot, Johnson, Kulagin, Lyman, Marescalchi, Marlatt, Martini, Staes, Smith, Thiele. Systematik, Bibliographie etc. Klassifikation etc.: Abafi-Aigner, Barthe, Bezzi, Bronn, Carpenter, Ihle, Villot, Wallace, Zograf (Genealogie). Kalender: Krancher (Entom. Jahrbuch). Nomenklatur: Gill, Griffini, Tornier, Tutt. — Spraehregeln : Kretscbmer. Dialektbezeiehnungen: Doran (Vernacular names), Prevost. Systematik: Heymons, Ihle, Meyrick, Moffat, Seidlitz, Sharp, Smith (Werth der Antennen und Copulationsorgane), Villot. Sammlungen: Radde. Synonymie: Bergi),^), Pic, Snellen, Tutt. Typen: Aurivillius, Fruhstorfer, Marsh, Pic. Listen von Arbeiten: Laboulbene (Fallou), Meinert, Valle (Costa). Bibliographie: Bronn, Capper, Carpenter, Failla-Tedaldi, Graas, Harris, Huber, (Index), Katter, Klunzinger, Mayer, Porter, Schöyen, Scudder, Taschen berg. Separata (Bestiramiangen hierüber): Report. © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at Dr. Rob. Lucas: Entomologie. Allgemeines 1899. 5 Abbildungen (älteste): Prelni. Nutzen gleiehmässiger Figurenbezeiehnung: Pelsener. Farben-Codex (zoogeogiaphischer): Harvie. Sammeln, Hülfs mittel, Technik etc. Allgemeines: Buyssoii, Casey, Chapraann (Photographie von Wasserthieren), Crayin, Daday, Dankler, Davis, Fahre -Domergue, Gadeau de Kerville (Röntgenstrahlen), Heyne (Donbletten), Jänichen, Jacoby (stählerne Nadeln), Moiin (Aufmunterung), Norris, Webster. Sammeln: Arkle (am elektr. Licht), Fowler, Krancher (Lepidoptera), W. Konow (Hymenoptera), Krauss (Chernetiden), Noel (Wasserinsekten), Pic, Reitter (im Gebirge), Ribbe, Schulz, Settmacher, Webster. Abtöten: Barrett, Jänichen, Dr. K., Maschek. Consepviren: du
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