Über die Larvenstadien von Tabanus rubidus Wied. und Tabanus striatus Fabr

Nieschulz, O.

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“…India work, biological and other work on what is presumably this same species was undertaken in Indonesia and reported under the name rufiventris. See especiallyNieschulz (1929).…”

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Tabanini of Thailand above Isthmus of Kra (Diptera--Tabanidae)

Burton¹

1978

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Chantabounis the present-day Thai town of Chanthaburi, located at 12°37' N. 102°07' E. Bat-~ tambang is a town located at 13°06'N 103°12'E which has kept its name intact, but which has changed countries since Pavie's time. Although ethnically Cambodian (Khmer), the province of Battambang was at that time part of Siam. It has long since been restored to Cambodia. Pavie's route between these 2 towns was very long and roundabout, going first SE to Trat (=""Kratt''), Kas Kong. (="Kokong''), and Kompong Som (10° 31'N 103°41'E), then N and NE to Battambang. 15Wing with 1st posterior cell open to hind margin; if infuscation is present it is not Gistinetly.. transverse sc. s..ssc.seseseessscsenscascoasspecduacseeusd Ressesonee seem Monee nates haa conte eee 24 Wing with 1st posterior cell closed or only very narrowly open at apex ............:::seeeees 16 Wing with 1st posterior cell open; crossband occurs beneath stigma, wing hyaline foray (0110 MineE eae e errno eee oe es err er een Peer CO Eee cae Ger ce cr hectare caceeeer psec eecher caCOOSCOsDSCCOGONS 23

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“…India work, biological and other work on what is presumably this same species was undertaken in Indonesia and reported under the name rufiventris. See especiallyNieschulz (1929).…”

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Tabanini of Thailand above Isthmus of Kra (Diptera--Tabanidae)

Burton¹

1978

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“…Low-temperature trapping of insects has been recorded before by a number of authors (see Fraenkel & Gunn, 1940). Because of this phenomenon, Nieschulz (1934Nieschulz ( , 1935 calculated a 'purified' average preferred temperature which ignored small percentages of flies (Musca domestica, Stomoxys calcitrant and Fannia camcularis) spread over low temperatures. This procedure has the disadvantage of depending on an arbitrary choice of what shall be regarded as a temperature low enough to cause metabolic trapping.…”

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The Biology and Behaviour of Ptinus Tectus Boie. (Coleoptera, Ptinidae), A Pest of Stored Products

Gunn

Walshe

1942

Journal of Experimental Biology

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1. In a long temperature gradient apparatus, Ptinus tectus aggregates around two distinct temperatures, 4 and 24° C. 2. In a circular temperature alternative chamber there is no marked avoidance of low temperatures if the gradient is steep, but characteristic avoiding reactions occur if the gradient is not very steep. 3. When the stationary animals are subjected to rising or falling temperatures in the long gradient, there is a well-marked evacuation temperature at 30-33° C., but none at lower temperatures. 4. A temperature preference around 24° C. is correlated with favourable temperature for growth and other activities. The aggregation around 4° C. is the result of a failure of coordinated behaviour in a particular kind of gradient, and P. tectus is practically immobilized by cold in that temperature region.

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Über die Larvenstadien von Tabanus rubidus Wied. und Tabanus striatus Fabr

Cited by 2 publications

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Tabanini of Thailand above Isthmus of Kra (Diptera--Tabanidae)

Tabanini of Thailand above Isthmus of Kra (Diptera--Tabanidae)

The Biology and Behaviour of Ptinus Tectus Boie. (Coleoptera, Ptinidae), A Pest of Stored Products

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