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133Monolepta semiviolacea FauvelLake Te-Nggano, Niupani, 22. X. 51, 28 ex. (Dan. Exp.).Hutuna, 22. XI. 53, 10 ex. (Brit. Exp.).Dis t rib uti 0 n: Solomon Is., New Caledonia.CASSIDINAEAspidomorpba australasiae Boisduval, var.Hutuna, 3. XI. 53, I ex.; 22. XI. 53, I ex. (Brit. Exp.).Te-Maingga, 16. X. 51, I ex. (Dan. Exp.).Distribution: New Guinea, Australia.Metriona papuana SpaethHutuna. 20. Xl. 53, 3 ex. (Brit. Exp.).Distribution: New Guinea, Solomon Is .•
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· .. tHE NATURAL, HISTORYtOF RENNE
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CONTENTSIssued 15 March 1957.13. G.
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Variation in number of setae betwee
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Glandular material is pr~nt on the
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the nearby seminal vesicle. Srftall
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. '.gaps (I), 13 (6), 14 (2), 15 (5
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entire segment (in ix of two spedme
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diately in front of the male por'op
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ance of the prostate gland but the
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advantage to any species transporte
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Soldiers - 5 range SNYDER, type.Len
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Distance of ocellu~to eyeWidth of p
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SNYDER,T. E., 1949: Catalog of the
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Distrib'ution TableSYNTOMIDAEEuchro
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Distribution Table-0C Co..::!-0 ...
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with fuscous black and with raised
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tail. Costa of fore wing obtusely a
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Iof the cell is reduced to a slende
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This rather inconspicuous species a
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lind: Illfi lIS,/. The aberrational
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E. erepuscu/aris Linn. may be disti
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Achaea theata sp.n. (Figs. 43, 46,
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Ericeia pertendens iopolia subsp.n.
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minate subspecies from Alu I. is kn
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Onengaguga, I cr; Niupani, I ~.Dist
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Luceria icasta sp.n. (Figs. 12, 13,
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Hutuna, 2~.LYMANTRIIDAEEuproctis sp
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ventral margin of the valve with a
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Genitalia symmetrical. Socii as lon
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Similar in size and marked diversit
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~20
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Sub-order ANISOPTERAFAMILY GOMPHIDA
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Episalus zepllyrinus Gerstaecker, 1
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2. Hormurus karschi Keyserling 1885
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2rJO', 5 W, St. No. L. 362, Te-Main
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17. Cyrtopbora lineata Kulczynski 1
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27. Tetragnatba protensa Walckenaer
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OPILIONESFAMILY PHALANGODIDAEI. Euz
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1&, CESTODABYSTEPHEN PRUDHOEDEPARTM
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1oItl.~.v.Fig. 2. Raillietina (R.)
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19. MICROLEPIDOPTERAFROM RENNELL AN
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TORTRICIDAETORTRICINAEI. Adoxopbyes
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veins 3 and 4 stalked nearly to mar
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weak cream-buff sheen. Cilia grayis
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14. ArgyropJoce parasema MeyrickArg
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CHLIDANOTIDAE19. Trymalitis catarae
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other much broader white band befor
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and the other just before apex, bot
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and adjoining cilia light buff, bec
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Page 116 and 117: 51. Acrocercops albidorsella sp. n.
Page 118 and 119: of the valva is not evenly rounded
Page 120 and 121: TINEIDAE61. Tinissa beterograpta Me
Page 122 and 123: PLATE IWINGSI. A lIohermellias diff
Page 124 and 125: PLATE 3MALE & FEMALE GENITALIA30. A
Page 126 and 127: PLATE 5475047. Pseudoclita prosallt
Page 128 and 129: PLATE 7636465 666763. lridostoma ic
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Page 132 and 133: PLATE 10» .
Page 134 and 135: PLATE II •
Page 136: PLATE 12 I•109d"112
Page 140: NAT. HIST. RENNELL I., 2, No. 20 PL
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Page 145 and 146: Ventral surface piceous, shining, f
Page 148 and 149: NAT. HIST. RENNELL I.. 2. Nos. 21 A
Page 150 and 151: Issued .15. December 1958.22. ON CU
Page 152 and 153: to interval 7 for a short distance,
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Page 156 and 157: NAT. HIST. REN ELL 1.,2, Nos. 21 AN
Page 158 and 159: Issued 15. December 1958.23. COLEOP
Page 160 and 161: STAPHYLININAEPhilontbus sp.St.: L.
Page 162 and 163: PRIONIDAEOlethrius tyrranus Thomson
Page 166 and 167: Tssued 15. December 1958.24. LYGAEI
Page 168 and 169: tells me that this colour differenc
Page 170 and 171: ,Clerada apicicornis SignoretClerad
Page 172 and 173: Cligenes renneUensis sp. n.(Fig. I)
Page 174 and 175: Issued 15. December 1958.25. MALLOP
Page 176 and 177: Myrsidea spp.Host: Rhipidura rennel
Page 178 and 179: Quadraceps sp.Host: Pluvialis domin
Page 180: Charadrius 1. leschenaultii Lesson.
Page 183 and 184: located off the tergites and are re
Page 185 and 186: Table I. Abdominal chaetotaxy.Male
Page 187 and 188: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSI am deeply indebte
Page 189 and 190: STATION DATAof the Danish Rennell [
Page 191 and 192: •Helicina virido-colare Hartman 1
Page 193 and 194: Palaeobelicina moquiniana livida Ro
Page 195 and 196: Trochatella egregia SOWERBY 1866, T
Page 197 and 198: Leptopoma (Leptopoma) dohrni Adams
Page 199 and 200: Fig. I. Radula of Setaepoma mayri C
Page 201 and 202: aulum multispiral, thickened with c
Page 203 and 204: Rennell Expedition, October 1951. P
Page 205 and 206: 3 3 / ,. rounded but slightly flatt
Page 207 and 208: lind the Zoological Museum, Copenha
Page 209 and 210: Helix zenobia PFEIFFER 1863, Proc.
Page 211 and 212: differing by having a dome-shaped s
Page 213 and 214: Crystallopsis (Crystallopsis) hunte
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CrystaUopsis (Crystallopsis) fictil
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crystal/opsis rossiteri Angas, CLAP
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thickened shell. Both occur in exac
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eochlostyla (Corasia) tricolor tran
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t·uterusfig. 3. Anatomy of Cryslaf
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194Key to the species of the Chlori
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196Eustomopsis bellonensis, new spe
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Chloritis (Sulcobasis) quercina hom
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, Heliceorum Viven., 5: 275; PFEIFF
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REFERENCESICLAPP, W. F., 1923: Some
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Fig. 1. Omphafotropis nebuosal gupp
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-PLATE 19 AT. HIST. REN!'IELL I., 2
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(.;ena strigosa A. Adams, 1850516d
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Conus marmoreus Linne. 1758L 349 (I
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FAMILY TRIGONIULIDAEPlokamostropbus
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FAMILY PLATYRHACIDAEPlatyrbacus knu
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212FAMILY OTOSTIGMIDAEOtostigmus gl
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LAMBERT (1931, 1934) was unable to
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BELLONAAedes (Finlaya) albilabris E
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Locality and dateTable 2 (contd.)Sy
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220The earliest adequately describe
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Gametocytes of the following haemop
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e-.-ythrocyte and none of them were
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of the body on the outermost side o
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and taper posteriorly, the caudal e
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-oreeding site (apparently the self
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CLELAND, J. B. 1922: The parasites
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; /.:.S~ONE, A., 1947: A topotypic
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