Viagem scientifica no Rio Paraná e a Assuncion com volta por Buenos Aires, Montevideo e Rio Grande

Lutz, Adolpho; Araujo, H. C. de Souza; Filho, Olympio da Fonseca

doi:10.1590/s0074-02761918000200003

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“…This pan tropical species has been reported from various parts of South America: from the northeast of Brazil by Lutz (1929) and Brehm & Thomsen (1937) from Amazonia by Junk (1973), from the southeast of Brazil by Weltner (1899), from Paraguay by Lutz et al (1918) and by Daday (1905), and from Venezuela by Gessner (1955) and Brehm (1956).…”

Section: Cyclestheria Hislopimentioning

confidence: 73%

The composition and structure of rotiferan and crustacean communities of the lower rio nhamundá, amazonas, Brazil

Brandorff¹,

Koste

Смирнов³

1982

Studies on Neotropical Fauna and Environment

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Section: Cyclestheria Hislopimentioning

confidence: 73%

The composition and structure of rotiferan and crustacean communities of the lower rio nhamundá, amazonas, Brazil

Brandorff¹,

Koste

Смирнов³

1982

Studies on Neotropical Fauna and Environment

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“…This would be aided by future molecular analysis, which could also evaluate the generic limits of the morphologically distinct S. (Pseudoscione) divisions in Australia, New Zealand, and South America. Assuming that the subgenus were to be divided into its three geographically distinct genera, the name Pseudoscione Lutz, 1918 would apply to South American members, and Copidapha Enderlein, 1922 would become available for the Australian taxa.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Type species Diatomineura longipennis Ricardo, 1902, Brazil, by designation of Fairchild 1950, p. 124. Copidapha Enderlein, 1922, p. 337, 1925 (Lutz in Lutz, Araujo, and Fonseca, 1918); Mackerras, 1955Mackerras, , p. 493, 1957Mackerras, , p. 586, 1960Mackerras, , p. 81, 1964Wilkerson and Coscaró n, 1984, p. 213.…”

Section: Taxonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

Seven New Australian Species of the Southern Hemisphere Horse Fly Subgenus <I>Scaptia</I> (<I>Pseudoscione</I>) (Diptera: Tabanidae), Including Descriptions and a Revised Key

Lessard

2012

jnl. med. entom.

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Horse flies (Diptera: Tabanidae) are ecologically important pollinators and vectors of many disease-causing organisms, as adult females are known to mechanically transfer multiple disease agents during feeding affecting humans, livestock, and many native mammals. Scaptia (Pseudoscione) Lutz in Lutz, Araujo, & Fonseca 1918 has the widest distribution of all genera in the tribe Scionini, occurring in Australia, New Guinea, New Zealand, and South America. Seven new species of Australian S. (Pseudoscione) are described and included in an updated key to the subgenus. The new species are: S. (Pseudoscione) baylessi sp. nov. Lessard, S. (Pseudoscione) casseli sp. nov. Lessard, S. (Pseudoscione) mackerrasi sp. nov. Lessard, S. (Pseudoscione) moritae sp. nov. Lessard, S. (Pseudoscione) turcatelae sp. nov. Lessard, S. (Pseudoscione) turneri sp. nov. Lessard, and S. (Pseudoscione) wiegmanni sp. nov. Lessard. In addition, S. (Pseudoscione) occidentalis Mackerras, 1960, previously described as a subspecies, has been raised to species level. One new species significantly extends the known distribution of Scaptia into central Australia, >1,200 km NW from the nearest recorded species within the subgenus.

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“…Amphorides quadrilineata, Souto, 1981. , 1917;CUNHA & FONSECA, 1918;SOUTO, 1970b); região sul (LUTZ et al, 1918, SOUTO, 1970a;…”

Section: Gênero Amphorides Strand 1926unclassified

A Família Tintinnidae (Claparède & Lachmann, 1858) (Ciliophora-Oligotrichida) do Atol das Rocas (RN) e Fernando de Noronha (PE), Brasil.

Nogueira¹,

Sassi²,

Lira³

2002

TropOcean

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A família Tintinnidae (Phylum Ciliophora- Ordem Oligotrichida) foi estudada neste trabalho, em amostras coletadas entre 11 de março de 1999 e 31 de março de 1999, em 28 estações localizadas nas proximidades do Atol das Rocas e Fernando de Noronha (Nordeste do Brasil), por meio de arrastos verticais de uma rede de plâncton, com malhas de 20 µm de abertura, desde 200m até a superfície, e numa estação fixa próxima ao Atol das Rocas (Estação 28), mediante a coleta de amostras de água da superfície com garrafas de NISKIN, em diferentes horários de um ciclo nictemeral. O estudo microscópico do material coletado resultou na identificação de treze espécies, destacando-se como as mais freqüentes Amphorides quadrilineata (Claparède & Lachmann, 1858), Dadayiella ganymedes (Entz, Sr.,1884), Eutintinnus fraknoi (Daday) Kofoide & Campbell, 1929, E. tubulosus (Ostenfeld) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929, Steenstrupiella gracilis (Jörgensen) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929 e S. steenstrupii (Claparède & Lachmann, 1858) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929. Palavras chave: Sistemática; Tintinnina; Atlântico Tropical.

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Viagem scientifica no Rio Paraná e a Assuncion com volta por Buenos Aires, Montevideo e Rio Grande

Cited by 17 publications

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The composition and structure of rotiferan and crustacean communities of the lower rio nhamundá, amazonas, Brazil

The composition and structure of rotiferan and crustacean communities of the lower rio nhamundá, amazonas, Brazil

Seven New Australian Species of the Southern Hemisphere Horse Fly Subgenus <I>Scaptia</I> (<I>Pseudoscione</I>) (Diptera: Tabanidae), Including Descriptions and a Revised Key

A Família Tintinnidae (Claparède & Lachmann, 1858) (Ciliophora-Oligotrichida) do Atol das Rocas (RN) e Fernando de Noronha (PE), Brasil.

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