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Al he ] 5 wie) denn aN Wan iV a: A ay i oH iy 1 shia oO 7 i in . ny a he ay Les ri 7 aa Ne ey. ae) ms ‘i oa ve | ie i ae a Ke Wl pha weg i ny mi Py i i a : oe iV) Hi ' eo yk i hy Di ; UAT Oe na yi Ma Ups oe ae ni i ri al ry ni a at ay i | en met 4 ee i Mh a ie “ uit B i ee ie y ‘e ‘ 7 i i re i mh ane a re Ne Ars) in ii " oy i he eo i pr jit i 7, "i ne a a) ee ae an am mM i ae ving Lit Wi H oy oii i din) van ine i} ine i : ie ae ay: i ue ie oH a nn ihe ae at a H ie en ie ya i Biel a ae i Be ny, mi ; yi) CHR oan a 5 a hh i a aie Ve Di), eerie a i a v ae ae Ye ney ie ha rh away . i ti Ri a We cas a i it f a a. ae yy oe i i ie ly Ai ae . es th : he ay wit hal a ey my i ae ee i vr Al ee Ai Pa ene ae Bey i meen h ee yi ‘ii bi RA ae en h i) i re) 7 ity hau ind ny ee i | ay od ae | ee heey aN ae Pa a A a ea ihe ae eee ri i a a ie pie ieee Rt Ae a ; iy ) i, 4 ” Ane i i H ie Bd eee Lg - » ae Hi Ay By lk At iba 0 aN i twa Page ei. a : ae us ane ub ie i iy i " i ill Daal i ‘i ? ae i ’ mh at Pie nae hii hi 405. ¥2 CONTENTS OF VOL, XIII. (EIGHTH SERIES, } NUMBER 73. I. Remarks on some Copepoda from the Falkland Islands col- lected by Mr. Rupert Vallentin, F.L.S. By THomas Scorr, LL.D., PES re (LIALOS, Te, SoD My rrgahenctb a cia b's woven yeh s + Cale ee ashes wiaginclies II. Diagnoses of new Marine Fishes collected by the British Antarctic (‘ Terra Nova’) Expedition. By C. Tarr Rre@an, M.A. . ILI. A Synopsis of the Fishes of the Family Macrorhamphoside. Pam O mn STH EVEN AINS NECA a creat aceteis-ns orarp woe = 0 eels *e: ole osslareoeensisre s+ IV. Brief Descriptions of new Thysanoptera.—II. By RicHarp S. Baenaxt, F.L.S., F.E.S. (Hope Department of Zoology, Uni- MaUSUEvO VMOU, OXTOTE) cs.c sf incest vse) a acstts (CRS cal ha ORR V. Diagnoses of new Races of African Ungulates. By Ernst BGHWARZ 6 540s SOME cake Cina COAT Oe OL OREO eS HOt ae VI. Notes on the Apidze (Hymenoptera) in the Collection of the British Museum, with Descriptions of new Species. By Grorrrey Spee AVVPA LO DLAC IN oy) Lavan ta ttt ate a essa Shep vw slain vel e en nee% VIL. Notes on Collembola.—Part 2. Some Irish Collembola and Notes on the Genus Orchesella. By Joun W. SHorsoTuaM, N.D.A., Bare eested. Ceiaie ULL tot gc uaiels on aie sie-eia vat sche sell oes VIII. Two interesting Mammals from the Island of Tobago, Readies. By Ausrin H.CLABKS * 2520550 e oceans eee ee IX. On an interesting Variety of Porcellio scaber, Latr. By Pwr He CoLnINGH, M.Sc. F.U.5., PRIS. oa. once kes eres X. Notes on the Forficularia.—XX. A new Genus and Five new Species from Australia. By Matcotm Burr, D.S8c., F.E.S., &e. TG EST ANY 8 RS, 2c ae ale nO Ne Hee

Bakara es 561 LXIV. A new WNycteris from N.W. Rhodesia. By KnNup JOST SEG cic! tech Oi6 pitied citatit on OCHO EIGER ICE Bo emote Bt 563 LXV. On small Mammals from Djarkent, Central Asia. By Ooo tuias eR OMUAN Po APNs aid nati t als Goll yeas sla axe crehs as'sle x eo & 1b. LXVI, Three new S.-American Mammals. By OLDFIELD 1 EOMINS “Gg titheeitintinme OG UL Hon nw.c Sc a 9 POR OBC ICeo eC OGEE 573 LXVII. Description of a new Snake of the Genus Coluber from Northern China,- By GA. BouLENnGER, FURS. ..6. 66 cesses ees 576 LXVIII. Notes on the Forficularia—XXI. Progress in Derma- ptera in 1912 and 1913. By Matcoum Burr, D.Sc., F.E.S., F.Z.S., PRG rastar mal claire hai hi larieh eaelethels Or ea aia? 416 Fdlcelaiaiy) Sa8 Sal 577 LXIX. On the Ceylonese Species of Ruteline Coleoptera belonging to the Genus Adoretus, By GILBERT J. ARROW ........000008 587 LXX. On the Burmese Species of Ruteline Coleoptera belonging to the Genus ddoretus, By GitbeRT J. 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Waa THE ANNALS AND MAGAZINE OF NATURAL HISTORY, INCLUDING ZOOLOGY, BOTANY, ann GEOLOGY. (BEING A CONTINUATION OF THE ‘ANNALS’ COMBINED WITI LOUDON AND CHARLNSWORTILS * MAGAZINE OF NATURAL HISTORY.’ ) CONDUCTED BY WILLIAM CARRUTHERS, Ph.D., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.G.S., ARTUR Be SHIPLEY MA Sei FW RS., F.Z.S., AND WILLIAM FRANCIS, F.LS. VOL. XITI.—EIGHTH SERIES. . ——eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoese eae LONDON: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY TAYLOR AND FRANCIS. SOLD BY SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT, AND CO., LD.; BAILLIERE, PARIS: HODGES, FIGGIS, AND CO., DUBLIN: AND ASHER, BERLIN, P) 1914. 2247 Lb “Omnes res creat sunt divine sapienti et potenti testes, divitix felicitatis human :—ex harum usu Jonitas Creatoris; ex pulchritudine sapéentia Domini ; ex ceconomid in conservatione, proportione, renovatione, potentia majestatis elucet. Earum itaque indagatio ab hominibus sibi relictis semper 2xstimata ; a veré eruditis et sapientibus semper exculta; male doctis et barbaris semper ininiica fwit.’”—Linnazus. Quel que soit le principe de la vie animale, il ne faut qu’ouvrir les yeux pour voir qu’elle est le chef-d’eeuvre de la Toute-puissance, et le but auquel se rappor- tent toutes ses opérations.’—Bruckner, Théorie du Systéme Animal, Leyden, 1767. pie) eens a ee me Uhersyliveanipowens Obey our summons; from their deepest dells The Dryads come, and throw their garlands wild And odorous branches at our feet; the Nymphs That press with nimble step the mountain-thyme And purple heath-flower come not empty-handed, But scatter round ten thousand forms minute Of velvet moss or lichen, torn from rock Or rifted oak or cavern deep: the Naiads too Quit their loved native stream, from whose smooth face They crop the lily, and each sedge and rush That drinks the rippling tide: the frozen poles, Where peril waits the bold adventurer’s tread, The burning sands of Borneo and Cayenne, All, all to us unlock their secret stores And pay the cheerful tribute. J. Taytor, Norwich, 1818, ALERE 4 FLAMMAM,. Copepoda from the Falkland Islands. 9 This Oithona was tolerably frequent in all the three marine tow-net samples already mentioned, and was the only one observed. In this species the rostrum is short, stout, and hook-like, and is turned downward at nearly a right angle (fig. 12). ‘This species has frequently been recorded under the name of Oithona similis, but, according to Prof. G. O. Sars, O. similis and O. helgolandica are identical, and the latter, being the older name, should be preferred. The distribution of Oithuna helgolandica extends apparently from the Arctic to the Antarctic Oceans. Dr. Giesbrecht records it from 71° south latitude, and Prof. G. O. Sars has examined specimens collected off the coast of New Zealand, and “compared them with northern specimens, without being able to detect any difference whatever” *. The Falkland specimens measured fully 1 mm. in length. Fam, Cyclopide. Genus Cycxrors, Miiller, 1776 (part.). Cyclops prasinus, Fischer. (PI. II. figs. 5-7.) 1860. Cyelops prasinus, Fischer, Beitr. z. Kenntn. d, Entomostraceen, pp. 652-654, Taf. xx. figs, 19-26 a. This species occurred very sparingly in a gathering from a small fresh-water pond near thesea. Besides the northern distribution of the species, it has also been reported from Valdivia, Chile, and from the Argentine. In this species the antennules are twelve-jointed and the fifth pair of legs in the female are each provided with three elongated sete (fig. 6). The caudal segments are tolerably short (fig. 7). Cyclops michaelseni, Mrazek, var. falklandi. (Pi ies 377 Ely hinges: 3,9.) The small Cyclops recorded under this name occurred in several of the fresh-water gatherings from the Falklands. This form is apparently identical with Cyclops michaelsent, Mrazek, except in the structure of the last pair of thoracic legs, and in this respect it agrees better with Cyclops lobu- losus, Ekman. In that species, however, the antennules are described as consisting of twelve joints, and the proportional lengths of the various joints also differ. Both Cyclops michaelsenit, Mrazek, and Cyclops lobulosus, Ekman, have already been recorded for the Falkland Islands. In the * ‘Crustacea of Norway,’ vol. vi. parts 1 & 2, p. 9 (1913), 10 On some Copepoda from the Falkland Islands, form under consideration the antennules (fig. 8) consist of eleven joints, the proportional lengths of which are, approxi- mately, as shown in the formula appended :— Number'of thejomts .. 1.2 93. 4 15 67 78 9) WO UIT Proportional lengths .. 20.6.12.8.4.7 1 In the fifth pair of thoracic legs the basal joint is mode- rately short and broad and carries a long seta on its outer distal angle, the second joint is smal! and is furnished at the apex with a long seta and a short spine (PI. I. fig. 3); a considerable space occurs between the seta at the distal angle of the basal joint and the point of attachment of the second joint, as shown in the figure. The caudal segments are fully twice as long as the last segment of the abdomen GENT. fiz. 9): Some of the Literature referred to in the Text. (1) 1875. Brapy,G.8. Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 4, vol. xvi. Describes Centropages brevicaudatus from Kerguelen Island. (2) 1905. Exman, Sven. Schwedische Sudpolar-Exped. 1901-1903, Bd. v. Lieferung 4. ‘ Cladoceren u. Copepoden aus Antarkt. u. subantarkt. Binnengewissern. (3) 1905. “Die Systematik und Synonymik der Copepoden- gattung Boeckella und verwandter Gattungen.” Zool. Anzeiger, Bde xxix. Nr; 19: (4) 1889. GuERNE, JuLES DE, et Jutes Ricuarp. “ Réyvision des Calanides d’eau douce.” Mémoires Soc. Zool. de France, tome i. (5) 1901. Mrazex, At. ‘Hamburger Magalhenische Sammelreise.” Siisswasser-Copepoden. (6) 1895. Poprr, 8. A., und Mrazex, Av. “Entomostraken des Naturhistorischen Museums in Hamburg (2, Entomost. v. Sud- Georgien).” Jahrb. d. Hamb. wissensch. Anstalten, xii. Beiheft. (7) 1897. Ricnarp, Jutes. “ Entomostraca de la !Amérique du sud.” Mémoires Soc. Zool. de France, tome x. pp. 263-302. (8) 1897. “Sur quelques Entomostracés d’eau douce de envi- rons de Buenos Aires.” Anales del Museo Nacional de Buenos Aires, tomo v. (9) 1894. Sars, G.O. “Contributions to the Knowledge of the Fresh- water Entomostraca of New Zealand, as shown by Artificial Hatching from Dried Mud.” Vid. Selsk. Skrif. i. Math.-Natur. Klasse, No. 5. (10) 1901. ‘Contributions to the Knowledge of the Freshwater Entomostraca of South America, as shown from Artificial Hatching from Dried Material.” Archiv for Mathematik og Naturvidenskab. BB, XxivaNn. 1, (11) 1903. . “Pacifische Plankton-Crustaceen.” Zool. Jahr- biichern, Bd. 19, Abth. f. Syst. (12) 1908. “ Fyeshwater Mntomostraca from Victoria, Southern Australia.” Archiv for Mathematik og Naturvidenskab, B. xxix. Nr, 7. Diagnoses of new Marine Fishes. Tat (13) 1909. Sars, G. O. “Freshwater Entomostraca from South Georgia.” Op. cit. B. xxx. Nr. 5. (14) 1910. Swarr, Richarp W. ‘Notes on Marine Copepoda &c.” Proc. U.S. National Museum, vol. xxxviii. pp. 405-436. (15) 1900. Sreppine, T. R. R. “On some Crustaceans from the Falkland Islands, collected by Mr. Rupert Vallentin.” Proc. Zool. Soc. London, May 22nd, 1900, pls, xxxvi.-xxxix. EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. Prats I, Fig. 1. Pseudoboeckella brevicaudata (Mrazek), 3, fifth feet. Fig. 2. Pseudoboeckella vallentini, sp. n., 3, fifth feet. Fig. 3. Cyclops michaelsent, var. falklandi, nov. var., 2, fifth foot. Fig. 4. Boeckella michaelseni (Mrazek), °, fifth foot. ig. 5. ‘3 oe PF 3, fifth feet. Eg. 6. + ” A 3 (juv.), fifth feet. Fig. 7. Pseudoboeckella brevicaudata (Mrazek), 9, fifth foot. Fig. 8. Pseudoboeckella vallentini, sp. n., 2, fifth foot. Fig. 9. Pseudoboeckella poppet, Mrazek, 3, fifth feet. 10 . Pseudoboeckella brevicaudata (Mrazek), 2 posterior thoracic segments and abdomen. . Pseudobceckella vallentini, sp. n., posterior thoracic segments and abdomen. a S — =F Fig. 12, Oithona helgolandica, Claus, 9 , rostrum Prats II, Fig. 1. Parabroteas sars i(D day), 2, x 15. Fig cf > @, second maxilliped. Fig iy 5 ©, first foot. 7 3 2, fifth foot. © . Cyclops prasinus, Fischer, 2, antennule. 3 5 ©, fifth foot. 3 6 - 2, abdomen. . Cyclops michaelsent, Mrazek, var. falklandi, var. nov., 2, an- tennule. . 9. Ditto, 2, abdomen. Fig. 10, Drepanopus pectinatus, G. S. Brady, 9, fifth feet. Fig. 11. A ” rr GC, fifth feet, S © DNASE GO bot II.— Diagnoses of new Marine Fishes collected by the British Antarctic (‘Terra Nova’) Expedition. By C. Tate Regan, M.A. (Published by permission of the Trustees of the British Museum.) 1. Antarctic FISHES. Paraliparis antareticus, sp. n. D. 60. A.55. P.194+3-44+4-5. Teeth villiform, in 12 Mr. C. T. Regan— Diagnoses of bands. Lower end of gill-opening opposite middle of base of pectoral. Anal origin ‘below about ninth ray of dorsal. Total length 140 mm. S. of Balleny Is., 200 fathoms. Trematomus pennellit, sp. n. D. V-VI, 32-34. A. 30. Scales 52-56; in upper lateral line 32 to 36. Eye 3} to 3% in head, interorbital width 8 to 10. Scales on head as in TZ. hansoni, from which this species differs in the fewer scales and fiu-rays. Total length LOO-140 mm. Off C. Adare, 45-50 fathoms. Trematomus centronotus, sp. n. D. V-VI, 32-35. A. 29-32. Scales 50-56; in upper lateral line 30 to 36. Closely related to 7. pennellit; eye a little larger and interorbital width a little less, but especially distinguished by having the dorsal spines stiff and pungent. Total length 175- 210 mm. McMurdo Sound, 100-200 fathoms. Trematomus eulepidotus, sp. n. D. VI, 35-36.