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2010010365<br />

在 塔 斯 马 尼 亚 的 单 食 性 生 态 系 统 与 古<br />

老 被 子 植 物 进 化 = Ecological monophagy<br />

in Tasmanian Graphium macleayanum<br />

moggana with evolutionary<br />

reflections of ancient angiosperm hosts.<br />

( 英 文 ). Scriber J Mark; Allen Geoff R;<br />

Walker Paul W. Insect Science, 2008,<br />

13(6): 451-460<br />

Local host plant specialization in an<br />

insect herbivore may be caused by numerous<br />

factors, including host-specific<br />

natural enemy pressures or a local lack<br />

of suitable host-plant choices that are<br />

available elsewhere in its range. Such<br />

local specialization or "ecological monophagy",<br />

for whatever reason, may reflect<br />

reduced ability to behaviourally<br />

accept or physiologically utilize other<br />

allopatric hosts that are naturally used<br />

elsewhere by the species. We tested this<br />

feeding specialization hypothesis using<br />

the Tasmanian subspecies of Macleay's<br />

swallowtail butterfly, Graphium macleayanum<br />

moggana (Papilionidae),<br />

which uses only a single host-plant species,<br />

Antherosperma moschatum (southern<br />

sassafras, of the Monimiaceae). Further<br />

north, this same butterfly species (G.<br />

m. macleayanum) uses at least 13 hostplant<br />

species from seven genera and four<br />

families (Lauraceae, Rutaceae, Winteraceae,<br />

and Monimiaceae). Our larval<br />

feeding assays with G. m. moggana<br />

from Tasmania showed that certain<br />

Magnoliaceae and Lauraceae could support<br />

some larval growth to pupation.<br />

However, such growth was slower and<br />

survival was lower than observed on<br />

their normal southern sassafras host<br />

(Monimiaceae). We also found that toxicity<br />

of particular plant species varied<br />

tremendously within plant families (for<br />

both the Magnoliceae and the<br />

Monimiaceae).<br />

2010010366<br />

蜻 蜓 的 化 石 卵 : 回 顾 和 阐 释 = Fossil<br />

ovipositions of dragonflies: Review and<br />

interpretation. ( 英 文 ). Vasilenko D V;<br />

Rasnitsyn A P. Paleontological Journal,<br />

2007, 41(11): 1156-1161 2 图 版 .<br />

The paper deals with the stratigraphic<br />

range and morphology of fossil formations<br />

on plants interpreted as insect ovipositions.<br />

Our analysis of the insect fossil<br />

record has shown that the endophytic<br />

ovipositions probably belong to the<br />

Kennedyina and Triadophlebiina (in the<br />

Paleozoic and Lower Mesozoic) and to<br />

the Calopterygina (in the Upper Mesozoic<br />

and Cenozoic).<br />

2010010367<br />

西 伯 利 亚 地 台 (Khorbosuonka 河 剖<br />

面 ) 东 北 部 早 寒 武 世 三 叶 虫<br />

Eodiscina 亚 目 = Trilobites of the suborder<br />

Eodiscina from the Lower Cambrian<br />

of the northeastern Siberian platform<br />

(Khorbosuonka River section). ( 英<br />

文 ). Korovnikov I V. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2007, 41(6): 614-620 3 图 版 .<br />

Trilobites of the suborder Eodiscina<br />

from the Lower Cambrian section of the<br />

Khorbosuonka River (Siberian Platform,<br />

Olenek Uplift) are studied. The stratigraphic<br />

distribution of these forms in the<br />

section is shown Two new species, Hebediscus<br />

sublongus sp. nov. and<br />

Korobovia khorbosuonica sp. nov., are<br />

described. This is the first occurrence of<br />

the genus Korobovia on the Siberian<br />

Platform. The new record provides additional<br />

data on morphology and expands<br />

the paleogeographic range of the genera<br />

represented by the newly described species.<br />

2010010368<br />

古 生 代 Mesotitanina 亚 目 的 最 早 代 表<br />

及 对 巨 翅 目 ( 昆 虫 纲 : 多 新 翅 部 ) 系<br />

统 和 演 化 的 注 释 = The first representative<br />

of the suborder Mesotitanina from<br />

the Paleozoic and notes on the system<br />

and evolution of the order Titanoptera<br />

(Insecta: Polyneoptera). ( 英 文 ). Goro-<br />

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