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17. SCORPIONES, UROPYGI, ARANEAE, OPILIONESAND SCOLOPENDROMORPH CHILOPODAFROM RENNELL ISLANDBYE. BROWNING & K. H. HYATTDEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY, BRITISH MUSEUM (NAT. HIST.), LONDONThe following Report is based on the material collected by the Danish (1951) andBritish Museum (Natural History) (1953) Expeditions to Rennell Island in the BritishSolomon Islands. The Danish collections were made by Dr. T. WOLFF and the BritishMuseum collecticns by Mr. J. D. BRADLEY.The Scorpiones (1 genus and 2 species), the Uropygi (I species) and the Scolopendromorpha(3 genera and 6 species) were determined by E. BROW:\I:\G and the Araneae(21 genera and 34 species) and Opi/iones (I species) were determined by K. H. HYATT.The arachnid fauna of Rennell Island has not previously been imestigated,although considerable work has been done on the arachnid and myriapod fauna ofother islands in the Austro-Malayan Region. References to some of these are given atthe end of this work. For the full synonymy and bibliography of the Araneae referenceshould be made to ROEWER (1942-1954) and to BoN:--
2. Hormurus karschi Keyserling 1885Danish Exped.: 1 ~, St. No. L. 357, Rennell I., Lavanggu, cultivated area with Papayaon decaying wood and on and in ground, all. 50 m., 15.10.-12.11.1951.I ~, St. No. L. 291, Guadakanal, 15 miles S. E. of Honiara, 7. 10. 1951.This species is known from New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.Hormurus sp.Danish Exped..· I imm., St. No. L. 357, Lavanggu, cultivated area with Papaya, ondecaying wood and on and in ground, all. 50 m., 15.10.-12. 11. 1951.UROPYGIFAMILY THELYPHONIDAE1belypboDus sp. near insulans Keyserling 1885The thelyphonids collected by the two Expeditions are near to T. insulans but differfrom it in the structure of tarsus I in the female; the segments being bead-like andless cakarate. Examination of more material is necessary to assess the range of variationin this species.Danish Exped.: 1 ¥, St. No. L. 351, Lavanggu, coconut grove, in coarse grass and inground, all. 1m., 13.10.1951.I J, I ¥, 2 imm., St. No. L. 380, Niupani, Lake Te-Nggano, coconut grove with scatteredbushgrowth, alt. 25 m., 22.-23.10.1951.Brit. Mus. Exped.: I ¥, Hutuna, all. 25 m., 21.11.1953.The~rphonus insulans is known from the New Hebrides and Fiji.ARANEAEFAMILY BARYCHELIDAEI. Four immature specimensDanish Exped..· I, St. No. L. 351, coconut grove, in coarse grass and in ground, alt.1m., 13.10.1951.I, S1. No. L. 352, coconut grove, under stones and plant debris, all. 1m., 13.-14. 10.1951.I, St. No. L. 374, Levanggu, young forest, about 3 m. high on previously cultivatedarea, all. 60 m., 21.10.-12.11.1951.I, St. No. L. 380, Niupani, Lake Te-Nggano, coconut grove with scattered bushgrowth,all. 25 m., 22.-23. to. 1951.72
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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
Page 29 and 30: SNYDER,T. E., 1949: Catalog of the
Page 31 and 32: Distrib'ution TableSYNTOMIDAEEuchro
Page 33 and 34: Distribution Table-0C Co..::!-0 ...
Page 35 and 36: with fuscous black and with raised
Page 37 and 38: tail. Costa of fore wing obtusely a
Page 39 and 40: Iof the cell is reduced to a slende
Page 41 and 42: This rather inconspicuous species a
Page 43 and 44: lind: Illfi lIS,/. The aberrational
Page 45 and 46: E. erepuscu/aris Linn. may be disti
Page 47 and 48: Achaea theata sp.n. (Figs. 43, 46,
Page 49 and 50: Ericeia pertendens iopolia subsp.n.
Page 51 and 52: minate subspecies from Alu I. is kn
Page 53 and 54: Onengaguga, I cr; Niupani, I ~.Dist
Page 55 and 56: Luceria icasta sp.n. (Figs. 12, 13,
Page 57 and 58: Hutuna, 2~.LYMANTRIIDAEEuproctis sp
Page 59 and 60: ventral margin of the valve with a
Page 61 and 62: Genitalia symmetrical. Socii as lon
Page 63 and 64: Similar in size and marked diversit
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Page 77 and 78: Sub-order ANISOPTERAFAMILY GOMPHIDA
Page 79: Episalus zepllyrinus Gerstaecker, 1
Page 83 and 84: 2rJO', 5 W, St. No. L. 362, Te-Main
Page 85 and 86: 17. Cyrtopbora lineata Kulczynski 1
Page 87 and 88: 27. Tetragnatba protensa Walckenaer
Page 89 and 90: OPILIONESFAMILY PHALANGODIDAEI. Euz
Page 92 and 93: 1&, CESTODABYSTEPHEN PRUDHOEDEPARTM
Page 94 and 95: 1oItl.~.v.Fig. 2. Raillietina (R.)
Page 96 and 97: 19. MICROLEPIDOPTERAFROM RENNELL AN
Page 98 and 99: TORTRICIDAETORTRICINAEI. Adoxopbyes
Page 100 and 101: veins 3 and 4 stalked nearly to mar
Page 102 and 103: weak cream-buff sheen. Cilia grayis
Page 104 and 105: 14. ArgyropJoce parasema MeyrickArg
Page 106 and 107: CHLIDANOTIDAE19. Trymalitis catarae
Page 108 and 109: other much broader white band befor
Page 110 and 111: and the other just before apex, bot
Page 112 and 113: and adjoining cilia light buff, bec
Page 114 and 115: Hutuna, x. and xi., 20 ex. The Renn
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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PLATE 9,\,\\,...
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PLATE II •
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PLATE 12 I•109d"112
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NAT. HIST. RENNELL I., 2, No. 20 PL
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\\idest at apex; 2 as long as broad
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Ventral surface piceous, shining, f
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NAT. HIST. RENNELL I.. 2. Nos. 21 A
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Issued .15. December 1958.22. ON CU
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to interval 7 for a short distance,
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out, with 10 regular rows of widely
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NAT. HIST. REN ELL 1.,2, Nos. 21 AN
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Issued 15. December 1958.23. COLEOP
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STAPHYLININAEPhilontbus sp.St.: L.
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PRIONIDAEOlethrius tyrranus Thomson
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133Monolepta semiviolacea FauvelLak
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Tssued 15. December 1958.24. LYGAEI
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tells me that this colour differenc
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,Clerada apicicornis SignoretClerad
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Cligenes renneUensis sp. n.(Fig. I)
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Issued 15. December 1958.25. MALLOP
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Myrsidea spp.Host: Rhipidura rennel
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Quadraceps sp.Host: Pluvialis domin
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Charadrius 1. leschenaultii Lesson.
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located off the tergites and are re
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Table I. Abdominal chaetotaxy.Male
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSI am deeply indebte
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STATION DATAof the Danish Rennell [
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•Helicina virido-colare Hartman 1
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Palaeobelicina moquiniana livida Ro
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Trochatella egregia SOWERBY 1866, T
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Leptopoma (Leptopoma) dohrni Adams
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Fig. I. Radula of Setaepoma mayri C
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aulum multispiral, thickened with c
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Rennell Expedition, October 1951. P
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3 3 / ,. rounded but slightly flatt
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lind the Zoological Museum, Copenha
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Helix zenobia PFEIFFER 1863, Proc.
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differing by having a dome-shaped s
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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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