IRIECOIRIDS
GUMUILATIVIE JINIDIEX
VOILUMUES 1—27
1918=1994
Preface
This cumulative index for the ‘Records of the South Australian Museum, which
covers the first 27 volumes, began with the realisation several years ago that the
Records were about to achieve their 75th year of publication. Little did we know that
it would take six years to achieve. This was mainly due to the death of Stan Edmonds
who compiled the first round of the Subject Index, on cards—which is a remarkable
achievement for a man of 86 years.
The ‘Records of the South Australian Museum’ has, in common with many other
museum-based scientific journals, experienced the guiding hands of a succession of
editors and several changes of format, but its goal has remained unchanged—to
publish original work based on material collected (mainly) in South Australia and the
collections of natural history and anthropological items held by the South Australian
Museum.
The South Australian Museum began in 1856 as part of the South Australian
Institute (containing also the Library and, later, the Art Gallery), at the urging of the
Adelaide Philosophical Society. In 1917, Museum Director Edgar R. Waite proposed
that ‘a scientific publication ... devoted to the research work of the staff, including
records of expeditions, description and illustration of objects in the Museum,
occasional notes and the work of outside investigators dealing with Museum
material’ be issued. The first part of Volume 1, of the Records, appeared on 24 May
1918*.
The compilation of this cumulative index was initially undertaken by the late
Stanley J. Edmonds (1909-1995), Honorary Curator of (Lower) Marine
Invertebrates, who worked on it part-time. At the time of his peaceful death, he had
completed the bulk of the subject listing. Most of the second stage which included
the checking and expansion of entries was done by Jennifer Thurmer, Publications
Manager at the Museum, and Brett O’Donnell, who was employed under the
JobSkills programme to assist. We are grateful to Indexers, Professional—Bill
Phippard, Susan Rintoul and Miranda Roccisano—whose expertise and advice have
been invaluable in the technical aspects of producing such an index. Much of the
process was supported by the diligent proofreading and useful suggestions of Neville
Pledge, Wolfgang Zeidler, Philip Jones and Helen Tolcher. We are also grateful for
the assistance of Leslie Warner, Central Queensland University; Ian Beveridge,
University of Melbourne and Sylvie Pichelin, University of Queensland, who
checked the parasite entries. All current curators, or collection managers, read at least
one draft version, to check their areas of expertise, with the result that there were
* Hale, H. M. 1956. ‘The First Hundred Years of the South Australian Muscum 1856-1956." Records of the
South Australian Museum 12: i-ix, 1-225. Jones, P. G. 1995. ‘A special inducement’: The establishment of
the Records of the South Australian Museum, Ibid. 28(1): 53-59.
inconsistent expansions of topics which nevertheless were relevant to the various
disciplines. We have had to make decisions on the level of detail and subdivision of
the subjects covered, when and whether to use common and/or scientific names, and
whether to include en passant allusions. Debbie Churches is also thanked for her
patience and careful keying-in of the initial drafts.
Using the Index
The Index is in two parts, the Author Index: a numerical list of all papers arranged
alphabetically by author, and providing the relevant volume, part number and page
details, and the Subject Index: which refers the reader back to relevant papers by
number. Where possible or necessary, subjects have been cross-indexed. This seems
to apply mostly to anthropological subjects because of the numerous and broad
categories they cover. Scientific species names are listed in italics, higher categories
in roman script, fully capitalised only for Family level. No attempt has been made to
update scientific nomenclature: names are entered as they were published, except in
very rare cases of demonstrable typographical errors.
Neville Pledge
Jennifer Thurmer
December 2000.
Author index
Subject index
Contents
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Note
Obituary
Review
Abstract—see Volume 27: Proceedings of the 4th Conference on
Australasian Vertebrate Evolution, Palaeontology and Systematics
(CAVEPS-93), 19-21 April 1993
AUTHOR INDEX
Author index
AHMAD, I. & KAMALUDDIN, S. 1981. A new species of the genus Catacanthus
Spinola (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Pentatominae) from the New Hebrides with
morphological notes on two other Australasian species and their relationships.
18(11): 227-233, figs 1-32.
AHMAD, I. & KAMALUDDIN, S. 1989a. A revision of the Australian genus Diemenia
Spinola (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae: Pentatominae).
23(1): 21-31, figs 1 29.
AHMAD, I. & KAMALUDDIN, S. 1989b. A new genus and species of the Diemenia
groups (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae: Pentatominae) from Australia, with cladistic analysis of
some related genera.
23(1): 33-38, figs 1-7.
AHMAD, IL. & KHAN, N. A. 1980. Two new genera of the subfamily Pentatominae
(Heteroptera: Pentatomidae) from the Australian region.
18(3): 83-90, figs 1-21.
AHMAD, I., KHAN, N. A. & KAMALUDDIN, S. 1984. A revision of the genus
Aplerotus Dallas (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Pentatominae) with description of a new
species from South Australia.
18(23): 513-518, figs 1-20.
AITKEN, P. 1967. Cercartetus lepidus (Thomas), an addition to the fauna of Kangaroo
Island.
15(3): 575-576.
AITKEN, P. F. 1972. Planigale gilesi (Marsupialia, Dasyuridae); a new species from the
interior of south-eastern Australia.
16(14): 1-10, figs 1-5.
AITKEN, P. F. 1976. Vertebrate type-specimens in the South Australian Museum. V.
Mammals.
17(11): 197-202, Figs 1, 2.
ALDERMAN, A. R. 1932. The Henbury (Central Australia) meteoric iron.
4(4): 555-563, figs 1-9.
ALDERMAN, A. R. 1936. The Carraweena, Yandama and Cartoonkana meteoric stones.
5(4): 537-546, figs 1-7.
ALEXANDER, C. P. 1922. Undescribed crane-flies (Tanyderidae and Tipulidac) in the
South Australian Museum.
2(2): 223-270, figs 335 336.
ALEXANDER, C. P. 1947. Undescribed species of crane-flies from New Guinea in the
South Australian Museum (Diptera: Tipulidae).
8(4): 585-606.
AMADON, D. see Condon, H. T. & Amadon, D., 1954.
ANDERSON, C. 1991. The Custodianship of Sacred Objects Project: an overview.
25(1): ILI-112.
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22
23
24
25
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ANDERSON, C. & SUTTON, P. 1987. Anthropology in South Australia.
20: 1-3, fig 1.
ANGEL, L. M. see Johnston, T. H. & Angel, L. M., 1949,
ANGEL, L. M. see Mawson, P. M., Angel, L. M. & Edmonds, S. J., 1986.
ANSTIS, M. see Tyler, M. J. & Anstis, M., 1975,
ARCHER, M., GODTHELP, H., MUIRHEAD, J., NOCK, C., & AUGEE, M. 1994. In
pursuit of the peregrinating Patagonian platypus.
27(2): 217.
ARCHER, M. ser Mackness, B., Archer, M., & Muirhead, J. 1994.
ARCHER, M. see Tyler, M. J., Godthelp, P. & Archer, M. 1994.
ARCHER, M. SEE White, A. W. & Archer, M. 1994.
ARMSTRONG, G., REID, J.R. W. & HUTCHINSON, M. N. 1993. Discovery of a
population of the rare scineid lizard, Tiligua adelaidensis (Peters).
26(2): 153-155, fig. 1.
ASHBY, E. & COTTON, B. C. 1935. Descriptions of fossil chitons from Europe in the
Ashby Collection at the South Australian Museum.
5(3): 389-394.
ASHBY, E. & COTTON, B. C. 1936. South Australian fossil chitons.
5(4): 509-512, figs 1, 2.
ASHBY, E. & COTTON, B. C. 1939. New fossil chitons from the Miocene and Pliocene
of Victoria.
6(3): 209-242, pls 19-21.
AUGEE, M. sez Archer, M., Godthelp, H., Muirhead, J., Nock, C. & Augee, M. 1994.
AUSTIN, P. 1991. The Karangura Language.
25(2): 129-137.
BAEHR, B. & BAEHR, M. 1988. On Australian Hersiliidae from the South Australian
Museum (Arachnida: Araneae). Supplement to the revision of the Australian Hersiliidae.
22(1): 13-20, figs 1-5.
BAEHR, M. seE Baehr, B. & Baehr, M., 1988.
BAIN, O. & MAWSON, P. M. 1981. Some oviparous filarial nematodes mainly from
Australian birds.
18(13): 265-284, figs 1-13.
BAKER, R. M. 1988. Yanyuwa canoe making.
22(2): 173-188, figs 1-6.
BAKER, W. H. 1926. An aquatic oniscid (Crustacea).
3(2): 145-146, fig. 77.
BARRIE, D. J. see McNamara, K. J. & Barrie, D. J.1993.
BARTLETT, H. K. 1947. The heavy wooden shield of Misima, Papua.
8(4): 607-611, figs 1, 2.
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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BARTLETT, H. K. 1964. Note on flint implements found near Nipa, Central Papuan
Highlands (with comments by Norman B. Tindale).
14(4): 669-673, figs 1-3.
BARTON, D. P. 1994. A checklist of helminth parasites of Australian Amphibia.
27(1): 13-30.
BAYNES, A. 1994. Australian Vertebrate Palaeontology bibliography computer data base.
27(2): 217.
BAYNES, A., & WALSHE, K. 1994. Preliminary analysis of mammals from Allens
Cave, southern Nullarbor.
27(2): 218.
BAYNES, A., & WELLS, R. T. 1944. Responses of mammalian communities to the late
Quaternary climatic changes.
27(2): 218.
BECKWITH, A. C. sef Johnston, T. H., & Beckwith, A. C., 1947,
BEIER, M. 1968. Some cave-dwelling Pseudoscorpionidea from Australia and New
Caledonia.
15(4): 757-765, figs 1-6.
BERNDT, A. C. see Mitchell, F. J. & Berndt, A. C., 1949.
BERNDT, R. M. 1939. The evolution of the human motif in Papuan arrow designs.
6(3): 297-307, pl. 22, figs I-4.
BERNDT, R. M. 1987. Panaramittee magic.
20: 15-28, figs I-6.
BERNDT, R. M. 1989. Aboriginal fieldwork in South Australia in the 1940s and
implications for the present.
23(1): 59-68, figs 1-8.
BERNDT, R. M. & VOGELSANG, T. 1941. The initiation of native-doctors, Dieri Tribe,
South Australia.
6(4): 369-380.
BERRY, S. S. 1921. A review of the cephalopod genera Sepioloidea, Sepiadarium and
Idiosepius.
1(4): 347-364, figs 64-67.
BIRCHBY, C. M. srr Lee, D. C. & Birchby, C. M., 1991.
BIRDSELL, J. B. see Tindale, N. B. & Birdsell, J. B., 1941.
BLACK, A. B. & FENNER, C. 1945. Aboriginal relics near Broken Hill.
8(2): 289-292, pl. 6, figs I-2.
BOLES, W. & MACKNESS, B. 1994. Birds from the Bluff Downs Local Fauna,
Allingham Formation, Queensland.
27(2): 139-149, figs 1, 2.
BOWSHALL, H. J. 1957. The use of plastic panels for illustrating heavenly bodies.
13(1): 99 100, pls 3-4.
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42
43
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
AUTHOR INDEX
BRADLEY, J. J. 1991. ‘Li-Maramaranja’; Yanyuwa hunters of marine animals in the Sir
Edward Pellew Group, Northern Territory.
25(1): 91-110, figs 1-15.
BRADY, M. 1987. Leaving the spinifex: the impact of rations, missions and the atomic
tests on the southern Pitjantjatjara.
20: 35-45, fig. 1.
BRANDL, E. see Mountford, C. P. & Brandl, E., 1967.
BRANDL, E. J. see Mountford, C. P. & Brandl, E. J., 1968.
BRINDLE, A. 1976. The Dermaptera of the New Hebrides.
17(13)): 221-238, figs 1-28.
BULMER, R. N. H. see Tyler, M. J., Parker, F. & Bulmer, R. N. H., 1966.
BURN, R. 1966, Notes on some opisthobranchs mainly from South Australia.
15(2): 329-352, figs 1-34.
BURROW, C. 1994. Form and function in scales of Ligulalepis toombsi Schultze, a
palaeoniscoid from the early Devonian of Australia.
27(2): 175-185, figs 1-6.
BURROWS, H. E. 1967. Rock engravings from the Orroroo district, South Australia.
15(3): 363-369, figs 1-3.
BURTON, T. C. 1986. A reassessment of the Papuan subfamily Asterophryinae (Anura:
Microhylidae).
19(19): 405-450, figs 1-34.
CAMERON, M. 1927. On the Staphylinidae collected by Mr A. M. Lea in Fiji and New
Caledonia.
3(3): 259-272.
CAMERON, M. 1931. Staphylinidae (Coleoptera) from New Guinea in the South
Australian Museum.
4(3): 355-364.
CAMPBELL, C. R. 1973. A new species of Troposodon Bartholomai; from the early
Pleistocene Kanunka fauna, South Australia. (Macropodinae; Marsupialia).
16(13): 1-17, figs 1-5.
CAMPBELL, T. D. 1942. A suggested reconstruction of the missing anterior teeth of the
Cohuna specimen.
7(2): 235-236, pl. 13.
CAMPBELL, T. D. 1960. The Pirri — an interesting Australian Aboriginal implement.
13(4): 509-524, fig. 1.
CAMPBELL, T. D., CLELAND, J. B. & HOSSFELD, P. S. 1946. Aborigines of the
lower south-east of South Australia.
8(3): 445-502, pl. 7, figs 1-8.
CAMPBELL, T. D. & NOONE, H. V. V. 1943a. South Australian microlithic stone
implements.
7(3): 281-307, figs 1-117.
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55
56
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58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
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CAMPBELL, T. D. & NOONE, H. V. V. 1943b. Some Aboriginal camp sites in the
Woakwine Range region of the south-east of South Australia.
7(4): 371-395, figs 1-157.
CAMPBELL, T. D. see Wood-Jones, F. & Campbell, T. D., 1924.
CARVALHO, J. C. M. 1979. The tribe Hyalopeplini of the World (Hemiptera: Miridae).
The Australian fauna; in collaboration with Gordon F. Gross.
17(30): 429-531, figs 1-292.
CARVALHO, J. C. M. & GROSS, G. F. 1980. The distribution in Australia of the grass
bugs of the tribe Stenodemini (Heteroptera: Miridae: Mirinae).
18(2): 75-82, figs 1-24.
CHOPARD, L. 1951. A revision of the Australian Grylloidea.
9(4): 397-533, figs 1-89.
CILENTO, R. W. 1921. Observations on a series of artificially distorted skulls.
1(4): 325-346, pls 34-42, figs 57-63.
CLARK, H. G. see Johnston, T. H. & Clark, H. G., 1948.
CLARK, H. L. 1928. The sea-lilies, sea-stars, brittle stars, and sea-urchins of the South
Australian Museum.
3(4): 361-482, figs 108-142.
CLARK, H. L. 1939. A new Astroconus from South Australia.
6(3): 207-208, pl. 18.
CLARK, P. M. see Smith, M. A. & Clark, P. M. 1993.
CLARKE, P. A. 1988. Aboriginal use of subterranean plant parts in Southern South
Australia.
22(1): 63-76, fig. 1.
CLELAND, J. B. 1950. Fauna and flora of Greenly Islands. Pt if. The Flora.
9(3): 349-351.
CLELAND, J. B. & HARRIS, J. R. 1948. Illustrations and descriptions of South
Australian Fungi. 1. Agaricus and Cortinarius with special reference to antibiotic species.
9(1): 43-56, pls 1-3.
CLELAND, J. B. see Campbell, T. D., Cleland, J. B. & Hossfeld, P. S., 1946.
CLEVERLY, W. H. 1988. Australites from the vicinity of Finke, Northern Territory,
Australia.
22(1): 41-48, figs 1-5.
CLEVERLY, W. H. & SCRYMGOUR, J. M. 1978. Australites of mass greater than 100
grams from South Australia and adjoining States.
17(20): 321-330, figs 1-3.
COLEMAN, S. seE Mackness, B., McNamara, G., Michna, P., Coleman, S. &
Godthelp, H. 1994.
CONDON, H. T. see Hale, H. M. & Condon, H. T. 1938.
CONDON, H. T. 1941a. Further records of lizards and frogs from Kangaroo Island.
7(1): 111-116, figs 1 3.
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73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
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CONDON, H. T. 1941b. The Australian broadtailed parrots (subfamily Platycercinae).
7(1): 117-144, pl. 8, figs 1-3.
CONDON, H. T. 1962. Australian quail-thrushes of the genus Cinclosoma.
14(2): 337-370, pls 12-13, figs I.
CONDON, H. T. 1967a. Distribution and forms of Zosterops in South Australia.
15(3): 577-578.
CONDON, H. T. 1967b. Surprising capture of quail-thrush by barn owl.
15(3): 579.
CONDON, H. T. Sze Keast, A. J. & Condon, H. T., 1968.
CONDON, H. T. 1976. Vertebrate type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. IV. Birds.
17(10): 189-193.
CONDON, H. T. & AMADON, D. 1954. Taxonomic notes on Australian hawks.
11(2): 189-246.
COOKE, B. N. 1994. New species of Nambaroo (Flannery & Rich) from Riversleigh,
northwestern Queensland.
27(2): 219,
COOK, P. L. see Parker, S. A. & Cook, P. L. 1994
COOPER, H. M. 1943. Large stone implements from South Australia.
7(4): 343-369, figs 1-96.
COOPER, H. M. 1954. Material culture of Australian Aboriginals. Part 1. Progressive
modification of a stone artefact. Part 2. Incised stones from South Australia.
11(2): 91-103, figs 1-26.
COOPER, H. M. 1960. The archaeology of Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
13(4): 481-503, figs 1-48.
COOPER, H. M. 1961. Aboriginal hammer-stones of South Australia.
14(1): 1-18, figs 1-29.
COOPER, H. M. 1966. Archaeological stone implements from a lagoon bed, Kangaroo
Island, South Australia.
15(2): 309-327, figs 1-21.
COOPER, H. M. 1968a. A further description of large stone implements from South
Australia.
15(4): 581-603, figs 1-37.
COOPER, H. M. 1968b. An archacological camp-site in the vicinity of Hallett Cove,
South Australia.
15(4): 605-614, figs 1-9.
COPLEY, P. B., KEMPER, C. M. & MEDLIN, G. C. 1989. The mammals of
north-western South Australia.
23(2): 75-88, fig 1.
CORBETT, D. W. P. 1964. A new meteorite find from South Australia.
14(4): 695-702, pls 49-51, fig. 1.
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84
85
86
87
88
89
90
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92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
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CORBETT, D. W. P. 1966. An occurrence of selenite near Whyalla, South Australia.
15(2): 193-204, figs 1-4.
CORBETT, D. W. P. 1967. Australites from Myrtle Springs Station, South Australia.
15(3): 561-574, figs 1-7.
CORBETT, D. W. P. 1968. Catalogue of meteorites in the South Australian Museum
(excluding tektites).
15(4): 767-790, figs 1-4.
COTTON, B. C. 1930a. Fissurellidae from the ‘Flindersian’ Region, southern Australia.
4(2): 219-222, figs 1-3.
COTTON, B. C. 1930b. Pelecypoda of the ‘Flindersian’ Region, southern Australia.
No.1.
4(2): 223-240, figs 1-15.
COTTON, B. C. 1930c. A new species of the genus Emarginula from the Capricorn
Group.
4(2): 241. fig 1.
COTTON, B. C. 1931. Pelecypoda of the *Flindersian’ Region, southern Australia, No. 2.
4(3): 333-354, figs 1-18.
COTTON, B. C. 1932. Notes on Australian Mollusca, with descriptions of new genera
and new species.
4(4): 547-548, figs 1-9.
COTTON, B. C. 1934. Pelecypoda of the ‘Flindersian’ Region, southern Australia, No.3.
5(2): 173-178, figs 1-7.
COTTON, B. C. 1935. Recent Australian Viviparidae and a fossil species.
5(3): 339-344, figs 1-20.
COTTON, B. C. 1936a. A new fossil bivalve mollusc from South Australia.
5(4): 503-504, fig. 1.
COTTON, B. C. 1936b. The southern Australian baler shell Melo miltonis Gray.
5(4): 505-508, figs 1, 2.
COTTON, B. C. 1937. Eggs and egg cases of some southern Australian Mollusca.
6(1): 101-103, pl. 4.
COTTON, B. C. 1944. The egg capsule of the southern baler shell Melo miltonis Gray.
8(1): 143-144.
COTTON, B. C. 1945. A catalogue of cone shells (Conidae) in the South Australian
Museum.
8(2): 229-280, pls 1 -5, fig. 1.
COTTON, B. C. 1947. Some Tertiary fossil molluscs from the Adelaidean Stage
(Pliocene) of South Australia.
8(4): 653-670, pls 20-22.
COTTON, B. C. 1949a. Australian Recent and Tertiary molluscs. Family Volutidae.
9(2): 181-196, pls 13 16.
COTTON, B. C. 1949b. Australian Recent and Tertiary molluscs. Family Marginellidae.
9(2): 197-224, pls 17-20.
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
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COTTON, B. C. 1950a. Mollusca from Western Australia.
9(3):333-338.
COTTON, B. C. 1950b. Pleistocene land and freshwater shells from South Australia.
9(3): 352.
COTTON, B. C. 1951. Australian Recent and Tertiary molluscs. Family Cerithiopsidae.
9(4): 383-396, pl. 28.
COTTON, B. C. 1954a. Mollusca of the Outer Harbour, South Australia.
11(2): 165-176, pl. 23, fig. 1.
COTTON, B. C. 1954b. A catalogue of introduced snails and slugs in Australia.
11(2): 177-188, pl. 24.
COTTON, B. C. 1957. Records of uncommon southern Australian Molluscs.
13(1): 117-130, pls 6-7.
COTTON, B. C. & GODFREY, F. K. 1938. New species of South Australian
Gastropoda.
6(2): 199-206, pl. 17.
COTTON, B. C. & GODFREY, F. K. 1942a. Echinodermata of the ‘Flindersian’
Region, southern Australia.
7(2): 193-234, pl. 12.
COTTON, B. C. & GODFREY, F. K. 1942b. /diellana, a new name for the preoccupied
genus /diella Stechow (Coelenterata — family Sertulartidae).
7(2): 234.
COTTON, B. C. & WEEDING, B. J. 1941. The correlation of recent and fossil
Crepipoda (Mollusca) of the Australian Sub-Region.
6(4): 435-450.
COTTON, B. C. & WOODS, N. H. 1933. Remarks on the new harpid (Mollusca)
genera of Finlay and Iredale.
5(1): 45-47, figs 1-9.
COTTON, B. C. & WOODS, N. H. 1935. The correlation of recent and fossil
Turritellidae of southern Australia.
5(3): 369-387, figs 1-9.
COTTON, B. C. see Ashby, E. & Cotton, B. C. 1935.
COTTON, B. C. sett Ashby, E. & Cotton, B. C. 1936.
COTTON, B. C. set Ashby, E. & Cotton, B. C. 1939.
COTTON, B. C. see Steadman, W. R., & Cotton, B. C., 1943.
COTTON, B. C. see Steadman, W. R. & Cotton, B. C., 1946.
COTTON, B. C. SEE Teichert, C. & Cotton, B. C., 1949.
COTTON, B. C. see Verco, J. C. & Cotton, B. C. 1928.
COX, J. B. 1980. Some remarks on the breeding distribution and taxonomy of the prions
(Procellariidae: Pachyptila).
18(4): 91-121, figs 1-19.
14 n
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122 n
123
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CREASER, P. 1994. Protection of Movable Cultural Heritage.
27(2): 215-216.
CROOK, G. A. 1983. sEE Tyler, M. J., Crook, G. A. & Davies, M., 1983.
CROWCROFT, P. 1967. Studies on the hairy-nosed wombat Lasiorhinus latifrons (Owen,
1845). [. Measurements and taxonomy.
15(3): 383-398, figs 1-7.
DAILY, B. 1963. Fossiliferous Cambrian succession on Fleurieu Peninsula, South
Australia.
14(3): 579-601, pl. 42, fig. 1.
DAILY, B. sce Glaessner, M. F. & Daily, B., 1959.
DARTNALL, A. J. see Keough, M. J. & Dartnall, A. J., 1978.
DAVIDOVA-VILIMOVA, J. 1993. Jeffocoris gen. n. — a new podopine genus from
Australia (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae).
26(2): 105-109, figs 1-14.
DAVIES, M. 1978. Variation in the cranial osteology of the Australo-Papuan hylid frog
Litoria infrafrenata.
17(22): 337-345, figs 1-3.
DAVIES, M. see Tyler, M. J., Crook, G. A. & Davies, M., 1983.
DESSART, P. 1967. Corrections in the systematic position of certain taxa of the
Chalcidoidea and Proctotrupoidea (s./.), with notes on synonymy.
15(3): 551-559, figs 1-4.
DEVITT, J. see Pickering, M. & Devitt, J., 1988.
DOMROW, R. 1975. Liunghia Oudemans (Acari; Dermanyssidae), a genus parasitic on
mygalomorph spiders.
17(4): 31-39, figs 1-33.
DOMROW, R. sEE Womersley, H. & Domrow, R., 1959.
DOYEN, J. T. ste Matthews, E. G. & Doyen, J. T., 1989.
DRAKE, C. J. & RUHOFF, F. A. 1962. Some Tingidae Hemiptera in the South
Australian Museum
14(2): 249-252, pl. 7.
EBERMANN, E. 1989. Supplementary description of /eterodispus longisetosus
(Womersley, 1955) (Acari: Tarsonemina) a scutacarid species from mutton bird nests in
southern Australia.
23(1): 73-74, figs 1-3.
EDMONDS, S. J. 1980. A revision of the systematics of Australian sipunculans
(Sipuncula).
18(1): 1-74, figs 1-133.
EDMONDS, S. J. 1987a. Obituary: 1. M. Thomas.
21(1): 61-63.
EDMONDS, S. J. 1987a. Echiurans from Australia (Echtura).
21(1): 119-138, figs 1-24.
126
127
128
129
130
131
133
132
134
135
136
137
138
AUTHOR INDEX
EDMONDS, S. J. 1989. A list of Australian Acanthocephala and their hosts.
23(2): 127-133.
EDMONDS, S. J. see Johnston, T. H. & Edmonds, S. J., 1947.
EDMONDS, S. J. see Mawson, P. M., Angel, L. M. & Edmonds, S. J., 1986.
EDWARDS, R. 1963. Preliminary survey of the Aboriginal reniform slate scrapers, of
South Australia.
14(3): 515-524, pls 27-29, fig. 1.
EDWARDS, R. 1964. Rock engravings and stone implements of Pitcairn station, north-
eastern South Australia.
14(4): 643-662, pls 43-45, figs 1-9.
EDWARDS, R. 1965. Rock engravings and Aboriginal occupation at Nackara Springs in
the north-east of South Australia.
15(1): 9-27, pls 1-2, figs I-4.
EDWARDS, R. 1966a. Aboriginal camp-site on the Sturt River at Coromandel Valley,
South Australia.
15(2): 237-241, figs 1-2.
EDWARDS, R. 1966b. Australites used for Aboriginal implements in South Australia.
15(2): 243-250, pls 1,2 fig. 1.
EDWARDS, R. 1968b. Prehistoric rock engravings at Thomas Reservoir, Cleland Hills,
western Central Australia.
15(4); 647-670, figs 1-9.
EDWARDS, R. 1968a. Obituary notice — T. D. Campbell.
15(4): 641-646.
EMIG, C. C. & ROLDAN, C. 1992. The occurrence in Australia of three species of
Phoronida (Lophophorata) and their distribution in the Pacific area.
26(1): 1-8, figs 1-3.
ENDRODY-YOUNGA, S. 1974. A revision of the described Australian and New Zealand
species of the family Clambidae (Coleoptera) with description of a new species.
17(1): 1-10, figs 1-5.
FENNER, C. 1949. Sandtube fulgurites and their bearing on the tektite problem.
9(2): 127-142, pls 7-11, fig. 2.
FENNER, C. sez Black, A. B. & Fenner, C., 1945.
FENNER, F. J. 1938. Some Australian Aboriginal scaphocephalic skulls.
6(2): 143-158, pl 15, figs 1-8.
FENNER, F. J. 1941. Fossil human skull fragments of probable Pleistocene Age from
Aitape, New Guinea.
6(4): 335-356, pls 23-24, figs 1-9.
FERGUSON, E. W. 1921. A list of the Tabanidae (Diptera) in the South Australian
Museum, with descriptions of new species.
1(4): 365-380.
AUTHOR INDEX 11
140 n FJELDSA, J. & NIELSEN, B. 1989. Further evidence of the charadriid affinities of
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
Peltohyas australis (Aves: Charadriidae).
23(1): 69-72, figs 1-3.
FINLAYSON, H. H. 1958. On Central Australian mammals (with notice of related
species from adjacent tracts). Part II. The Potoroinae.
13(2): 235-302, pls 27-31, figs 1-2.
FINLAYSON, H. H. 1961. On Central Australian mammals. Part IV. The distribution and
status of Central Australian species.
14(1): 141-191, fig. 1.
FORDYCE, E. & QUILTY, P. 1994. Early Pliocene whales and dolphins (Cetacea) from
Vestfold Hills, Antarctica.
27(2): 219.
FORSIUS, R. 1927. On some sawflies from the Australian region (Hymenoptera,
Tenthridinidae).
3(3): 283-308.
FROESCHNER, R. C. 1960. The genus Blaena Walker (= Macrymenus Segnoret) with
the description of four new species and a key to the known forms (Hemiptera: Cydnidae).
13(4): 453-466, pl. 49 (= fig 1), figs 2-13.
FURBY, J & JONES, R. 1994. Cuddie Springs — new light on Pleistocene megafauna.
27(2): 219.
GAMA, M. M. da. 1980. Evolutionary systematics of Xenvlla XI. Species from the
Australian region. (Insecta: Collembola).
18(5): 123-129, figs 1, 2.
GAMA, M. M. da. 1981. Evolutionary systematics of Yenylla. XII. Redescription of
X. occidentalis Womersley and a comparison of the chaetotaxy of X. arenosa
Uchida & Tamura and X. littoralis Womersley (Insecta: Collembola).
18(10): 223-226, figs 1, 2.
GEHLING, J. G. see Jenkins, R. J. F. & Gehling, J. G., 1977.
GENTILI, E. 1981. The genera Laccobius and Nothydrus (Coleoptera: Hydrophilidae) in
Australia and New Zealand.
18(7): 143-154, figs 1-8.
GIRAULT, A. A. 1927. Notes on and descriptions of chalcid wasps (Chalcididae) in the
South Australian Museum.
3(3): 309-338.
GLAESSNER, M. F. 1955. Pelagic fossils (Aturia, Penguins, Whales) from the Tertiary
of South Australia.
11(4): 353-372, pls 34-36, figs 1-7.
GLAESSNER, M. F. 1957. Palaeocrangon, a Permian isopod crustacean.
13(1): 143. 145, fig. 1.
GLAESSNER, M. F. 1958. New Cretaceous fossils from New Guinea.
13(2): 199-226, pls 24-26, figs 1-5.
12
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
AUTHOR INDEX
GLAESSNER, M. F. & DAILY, B. 1959. The geology and Late Precambrian fauna of
the Ediacara Fossil Reserve.
13(3): 369-401, pls 42-47, figs 1-2.
GLOVER, C. J. M. 1966. Three fishes previously unrecorded from South Australia.
15(2): 353-355, pl. 1.
GLOVER, C. J. M. 1968. Further additions to the fish fauna of South Australia.
15(4): 791-794, figs 1-3.
GLOVER, C. J. M. 1976. Vertebrate type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. I. Fishes.
17(7): 169-175.
GODFREY, F. K. see Cotton, B. C. & Godfrey, F. K., 1938.
GODFREY, F. K. sze Cotton, B. C. & Godfrey, F. K., 1942a.
GODFREY, F. K. sze Cotton, B. C. & Godfrey, F. K., 1942b.
GODTHELP, H. 1994a. Some rodents from the Pleistocene fluviatile deposits of eastern
Darling Downs, Queensland.
27(2): 220
GODTHELP, H. 1994a. A new species of the murid Zyzomys from the Pliocene
Rackham’s Roost deposit, north west Queensland.
27(2): 220.
GODTHELP, H. see Archer, M., Godthelp, H., Muirhead, J., Nock, C. & Augee, M.
1994,
GODTHELP, H. see Mackness, B., McNamara, G., Michna, P., Coleman, S. &
Godthelp, H. 1994.
GODTHELP, H. see Tyler, M., Godthelp, H. & Archer, M. 1994.
GOMMERS, F. L. 1988. Diamonds from the Echunga goldfields, South Australia.
22(2): 131-138, figs I-8.
GORDON, D. P. & PARKER, S. A. 1991a. A new genus of the bryozoan family
Electridae, with a plectriform apparatus.
25(2): 113-120, figs 1-7.
GORDON, D. P. & PARKER, S. A. 1991b. Discovery and identity of 110-year-old
Hutton Collection of South Australian Bryozoa.
25(2): 121-128, figs I-11.
GORDON, D. P. sce Parker, S. A. & Gordon, D. P. 1992.
GOWLETT, K. L. See Zeidler, W. & Gowlett, K. L. 1986
GOWLETT-HOLMES, K. L. 1989. Fossil mollusc type-specimens in the South
Australian Museum. Additions and correction to Part 1, Polyplacophora.
23(2): 153.
GOWLETT-HOLMES, K. L. & McHENRY, B. J. 1988. Fossil mollusc type specimens
in the South Australian Museum. I. Polyplacophora.
22(1): 1-11.
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
174
176
177
178
AUTHOR INDEX 13
GOWLETT-HOLMES, K. L. & ZEIDLER, W. 1993. Mollusc type specimens in the
South Australian Museum. 5. Gastropoda: Cypraeoidea.
26(2): 87-103, figs 1-7.
GOWLETT-HOLMES, K. L. see Hewish, D. R. & Gowlett-Holmes, K. L. 1991.
GRAY, M. R. 1984. The taxonomy of the Afrax adelaidensis species-group
(Macrothelinae: Mygalomorphae) with notes on burrowing behaviour.
18(19): 441-452, figs I-32.
GREENSLADE, P. 1986. Additions to the collembolan fauna of Heard Island.
19(7): 91-96, figs 1, 2.
GREENSLADE, P. 1989. Checklist of free-living marine nematodes from Australia,
Macquarie Island and Heard Island.
23(1): 7-19.
GRIFFIN, D. J. G. 1965. A redescription of the Australian spider crab Eurynome
granulosa Baker (Crustacea, Brachyura, Majidae).
15(1): 29-37, figs 1-5.
GROSS, G. F. 1950a. The stilt-bugs (Heteroptera—Neididae) of the Australian and New
Zealand Regions.
9(3): 313-326, figs 1-4.
GROSS, G. F. 1950b. On a new species of Cryptostemmatidae (Hemiptera ~
Heteroptera) from Australia.
9(3): 327-329, fig. 1.
GROSS, G. F. 1951. On three new genera and species of Schizopterinae
(Heteroptera —Cryptostemmatidae) from Australia.
9(4): 535-544, figs I, 2.
GROSS, G. F. 1954. A revision of the flower bugs (Heteroptera, Anthocoridae) of the
Australian and adjacent Pacific Regions. Part 1.
11(2): 129-164, figs I-4.
GROSS, G. F. 1955. A revision of the flower bugs (Heteroptera, Anthocoridae) of the
Australian and adjacent Pacific Regions. Part II.
11(4): 409-422, fig. 1.
GROSS, G. F. 1957. Revision of Flower Bugs (Heteroptera Anthocoridae) of the
Australian and adjacent Pacific Regions. Part II].
13(1): 131-142, fig. 1.
GROSS, G. F. 1958. Australian beetle-mimicking bugs of the family Lygacidae
(subfamily Rhyparochrominae, tribe Lethacini).
13(2): 227-233, fig. 1.
GROSS, G. F. 1959. On the Australian species of coon bugs (Oxycarenus Fieber,
Heteroptera — Lygaeidae).
13(3): 359-368, pl. 41.
GROSS, G. F. 1960. A revision of the genus Lepfocoris Hahn (Heteroptera: Coreidae:
Rhopalinae) from the Indo-Pacific and Australian Regions.
13(4): 403-451, pl. 48, figs 1 4.
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
19]
192
AUTHOR INDEX
GROSS, G. F. 1962. Aberrant Australian brachypterous myodochine bugs (Lygaeidae,
Rhyparochrominae).
14(2): 371-396, pls 14-16.
GROSS, G. F. 1965. A revision of the Australian and New Guinea Drymini (Heteroptera-
Lygaeidae).
15(1): 39-78, pls 3-7, fig. 1.
GROSS, G. F. 1970. A revision of the Australian pentatomid bugs of the genus
Cephaloplatus White (Hemiptera — Pentatomidae — Pentatominae).
16(4): 158, figs 116.
GROSS, G. F. 1975. A revision of the Pentatomidae (Hemiptera—Heteroptera) of the
Rhynchocoris group from Australia and adjacent areas, Part 1. The genera from Ocirrhoe
through Cuspicona to Petalaspis with descriptions of new species and selection of
lectotypes.
17(6): 51-167, figs 1-64.
GROSS, G. F. 1978. The genus Bathycoelia A & S in New Guinea and Prvtanicoris gen.
nov. from the New Guinea area and the New Hebrides
(Heteroptera-Pentatomidae-Pentatominae).
17(29): 417-428, figs 1-5.
GROSS, G. F. see Carvalho, J. C. M. & Gross, G. F., 1980.
GROSS, G. F. & SCUDDER, G. G. E. 1963. The Australian Rhyparochromini
(Hemiptera, Lygaeidae).
14(3): 427 469, pls 19-24.
GROVES, C. P. sef Scott, G. G., Richardson, K. C. & Groves, C. P., 1989.
GULEKSEN, G. F. see Hall, F. J.,. McGowan, R. G. & Guleksen, G. F., 1951.
HACKETT, C. J. 1978. Treponematoses (yaws and treponarid) in exhumed Australian
Aboriginal bones.
17(27): 387-405, figs 1-17.
HALE, H. M. 1922. Studies in Australian aquatic Hemiptera. No. 1.
2(2): 309-330, figs 338-350.
HALE, H. M. 1923. Studies in Australian aquatic Hemiptera. No. 2.
2(3): 397-424, pls 10-11, figs 361-373.
HALE, H. M. 1924a. Notes on Australian Crustacea, No. 1.
2(4): 491 502, pls 32-33, figs 381-384.
HALE, H. M. 1924b. Studies in Australian aquatic Hemiptera. No. 3.
2(4): 503-520, pls 34-36, figs 385-386.
HALE, H. M. 1924c. Aquatic Hemiptera from Groote Eylandt.
2(4): 521-522.
HALE, H. M. 1925. Notes on Australian Crustacea, No. 4.
3(1): 33-34, fig. 16.
HALE, H. M. 1926. Studies in Australian aquatic Hemiptera, No. 7.
3(2): 195-217, figs 81-90.
AUTHOR INDEX 15
193 0 HALE, H. M. 1928a. Obituary and bibliography of Mr Edgar R. Waite.
194
195
196
197
198
199
206
207
208
209
3(4): 344-359. (pl.).
HALE, H. M. 1928b. Some Australian decapod Crustacea.
4(1): 91-104, figs 19-27.
HALE, H. M. 1931a. Beaked whales — Hyvperoodon planifrons and Mesoplodon
layardii — from South Australia.
4(3): 291-311, figs 1-27.
HALE, H. M. 1931b. The goose-beaked whale (Ziphius cavirostris) in New Ireland.
4(3): 312-313, figs 1-2.
HALE, H. M. 1931c. The pigmy right whale (Veobalaena marginata) in South
Australian waters.
4(3): 314-319, figs 1-4.
HALE, H. M. 1931d. The post-embryonic development of an Australian xanthid crab
(Pilumnus vestitus Haswell).
4(3): 321-331, figs 1-17.
HALE, H. M. 1932a. Obituary and bibliography of Arthur Mills Lea.
4(4): 411-432. (pl.).
HALE, H. M. 1932b. The New Zealand Scamperdown whale (Mesoplodon grayi) in
South Australian waters.
4(4): 489-496, figs 1-10.
HALE, H. M. 1932c. A Cumacean new to South Australia.
4(4): 549-550, fig. 1.
HALE, H. M. 1935. The egg-case of a cat-shark, Scyliorhinus vincenti (Zietz).
5(3): 367, fig. 1.
HALE, H. M. 1936a. Three new Cumacea from South Australia.
5(4): 395--403, figs 1-6.
HALE, H. M. 1936b. Cumacea from a South Australian reef.
5(4): 404-438, figs 1~23.
HALE, H. M. 1937. Further notes on the Cumacea of South Australian reefs.
6(1): 61-74, figs 1-9.
HALE, H. M. 1943. Notes on two sand-dwelling Cumacea (Gephyrocuma and
Picrocuma).
7(4): 337-342, figs 1-9.
HALE, H. M. 1944. Australian Cumacea, No. 7. The genus Cyclaspis.
8(1): 63-142, figs 1-60.
HALE, H. M. 1945. Australian Cumacea, No. 9. The family Nannastacidae.
8(2): 145-218, figs 1-49.
HALE, H. M. 1946. Australian Cumacea, No. 12. The family Dyastylidae (Part 2)
Gynodiastylis and related genera.
8(3): 357-444, figs 1-60.
212
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
22]
222
223
224
225
226
AUTHOR INDEX
HALE, H. M. 1947. The pigmy sperm whale (Kogia breviceps, Blainville) on South
Australian coasts.
8(4): 531-546, pls 14-18, figs 1-17.
HALE, H. M. 1948. Australian Cumacea, No. 14. Further notes on the genus Cvelaspis.
9(1): 1-42, figs 1-21.
HALE, H. M. 1949a. Australian Cumacea, No. 15. The family Bodotriidae.
9(2): 107-125, figs 1-9.
HALE, H. M. 1949b. Australian Cumacea, No. 16. The family Nannastacidae.
9(2): 224-245, figs 1-12.
HALE, H. M. 1951. Australian Cumacea, No. 17. The family Diastylidae (continued).
9(4): 353-370, figs 1-10.
HALE, H. M. 1956. The first hundred years of the South Australian Museum 1856-1956.
12: 1-225, 31 pls.
HALE, H. M. 1959. The Pigmy Sperm Whale on South Australian coasts (continued).
13(3): 333-338, pl. 40, figs 1, 2.
HALE, H. M. 1962a. The pigmy sperm whale (Kogia breviceps) on South Australian
coasts, Part III.
14(2): 197-229, pls 1-4, figs 1-12.
HALE, H. M. 1962b. Occurrence of the whale Berardius arnuxi in Southern Australia.
14(2): 231-246, pls 5-6, fig. 1.
HALE, H. M. 1963. Young female pigmy sperm whales (Kogia breviceps) from Western
and South Australia.
14(3): 561-577, pls 36-41, figs I-11.
HALE, H. M. 1964. Pigmy right whale (Caperea marginata) in South Australian waters,
Part II.
14(4): 678-694, pl. 48, figs 1-4.
HALE, H. M. & CONDON, H. 1938. Obituary of John Sutton.
6(2): 109-110.
HALE, H. M. & SUTTON, J. 1935. Obituary and bibliography of Dr A. M. Morgan.
5(3): 256-260. (pl.).
HALE, H. M. & TINDALE, N. B. 1925. Observations on the Aborigines of the Flinders
Ranges, and records of rock carvings and paintings.
3(1): 45-60, pls 2-5, figs 18-22.
HALE, H. M. & TINDALE, N. B. 1930. Notes on some human remains in the lower
Murray Valley, South Australia.
A(2): 145-218, figs 1-249.
HALE, H. M. & TINDALE, N. B. 1933. Aborigines of Princess Charlotte Bay, north
Queensland, [Part. !.]
5(1): 63-116, figs 1-138.
HALE, H. M. & TINDALE, N. B. 1934. Aborigines of Princess Charlotte Bay, North
Queensland, Part II.
§(2): 117-172, figs 140. 250.
HALE, H. M. see Waite, E.R. & Hale, H. M., 1921.
227
228
229 *
230 *
232
233
234 n
235 n
236
237
238
239
240
24]
AUTHOR INDEX 17
HALL, F. J.. MCGOWAN, R. G. & GULEKSEN, G. F. 1951. Aboriginal rock
carvings: a locality near Pimba, S. A.
9(4): 375-380, pls 26-27, figs 1-35.
HAMILTON, A. 1987. Coming and going: Aboriginal mobility in north-west South
Australia, 1970-71.
20: 47-57.
HAMLEY, T. & THULBORN, T. 1994. Temporal fenestration in a procolophonid reptile.
27(2): 220.
HAMM, G. SEE Veth, P., Hamm, G. & Lampert, R. J., 1990.
HAND, S. 1994a. Morphological changes in the Australian Macroderma lineage
(Microchiroptera: Megadermatidae) from Oligo-Miocene to the present.
27(2): 220.
HAND, S. 1994b. A new and distinctive Oligo-Miocene hipposiderid
(Microchiroptera: Hipposideridae) from Riversleigh Station, Queensland.
27(2): 221.
HARDY, G. H. 1924. Notes on and the synonymy of Xanthoberis siliacea White
(Diptera-Stratiomyiidae).
2(4): 553-554, fig. 388.
HARRIS, J. R. sée Cleland, J. B. & Harris, J. R., 1948.
HARVEY, A. 1941. Flint implements of Tasmanian manufacture found at Cape Hart,
Kangaroo Island.
6(4): 363-368, figs I-14.
HARVEY, A. see Mountford, C. P. & Harvey, A., 1938.
HEAD, W. SEE Parker, S. A., May, I. A. & Head, W., 1978.
HEMMING, S. J. 1988. Ngurunderi: a Ngarrindjeri Dreaming.
22(2): 191-193.
HEMMING, S. J. 1989. The South Australian Museum’s Aboriginal Family History
Project.
23(2): 147-152.
HEMMING, S. J. 1990. Lower Murray shields: an historical perspective.
24(2): 125-138, figs 1-19.
HERCUS, L. A. 1987a. Just one toa.
20: 59-69, figs 1-3.
HERCUS, L. A. 1987b. Looking for Ditji-mingka.
21(2): 149-156, figs I-4.
HERCUS, L. A. 1989. Preparing grass witchetty grubs.
23(1): 51-57, figs 1-2.
HERCUS, L. A. 1991. Glimpses of the Karangura.
25(2): 139-159, figs 1-9.
HERCUS, L. A. & POTZNEY, V. 1991. Locating Aboriginal sites: a note on J. G.
Reuther and the Hillier map of 1904.
24(2): 139-151, figs 1-2.
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
25:1
22:
253
AUTHOR INDEX
HEWISH, D.R., & GOWLETT-HOLMES, K. L. 1991. Mollusc type specimens in the
South Australian Museum. 4. Gastropoda: Marginellidae.
25(1): 57-70, figs 1-3.
HIRST, D. 1988. Amended type localities of five species of spiders (Arachnida: Araneae)
described by H. R. Hogg in 1905.
22(1): 77.
HIRST, D. B. 1989. A revision of the genus Pediana Simon (Heteropodidae: Araneae) in
Australia.
23(2): 113-126, figs 1-22.
HIRST, D. B. 1990. A review of the genus /sopeda L. Koch (Heteropodidae: Araneae) in
Australasia with descriptions of two new genera.
24(1): 11-26, figs 1-20.
HIRST, D. B. 1991a. Revision of Australian species of the genus Holconia Thorell
(Heteropodidae: Araneae).
24(2): 91-109, figs 1-36.
HIRST, D. B. 1991b. Revision of the Australian genera, Eodelena Hogg and
Zachria L. Koch (Heteropodidae: Araneae).
25(1): 1-17, figs 1-51.
HORN, W. 1932. The Cicindelidae (Coleoptera) of the Mount Lamington Plateau in
north east Papua.
4(4): 551-553, figs 1-4.
HORTON, P. 1988. ‘The Dynamic Partnership: Birds and Plants in Southern Australia’.
Hugh Ford & David Paton (Eds.). Flora and Fauna of South Australia Handbooks
Committee, Adelaide, 1986.
22(2): 189.
HORTON, P. see Norman, F. I. & Horton, P. 1993.
HOSSFELD, P. S. sfF Campbell, T. D., Cleland, J. B. & Hossfeld, P. S., 1946.
HOUSTON, T. F. 1976. Vertebrate type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. III. Reptiles.
17(9): 181-187.
HOWCHIN, W. 1933. A rejoinder to some recent ethnological papers.
5(1): 1-11.
HOWCHIN, W. H. & WHITEHOUSE, F. W. 1928. The new and very large crioceratid
ammonoid from the Cretaceous of Central Australia.
3(4): 483-492, figs 143-145.
HOWDEN, H. F. 1974. A revision of the Australian genus Stenaspidius Westwood
(Coleoptera, Scarabaeidae, Geotrupinae).
17(2): 11-21, figs 1-25.
HUGHES, P. J. see Lampert, R. J. & Hughes, P. J.,1987.
HUGHES, P. J. sez Lampert, R. J. & Hughes, P. J.,1988.
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
AUTHOR INDEX 19
HUNGERFORD, H. B. & MATSUDA, R. 1963. Aquatic and semiaquatic Hemiptera
taken in Portuguese Timor by G. F. Gross of the South Australian Museum.
14(3): 471-472.
HUTCHINSON, M. 1994. Scaly-foots and pointy teeth: pygopod mandibular variation
and first fossil record from the Miocene of Queensland.
27(2): 221.
HUTCHINSON, M. SEE Armstrong, G., Reid, J.R. W. & Hutchinson, M. N. 1993.
INGLIS, W. G. 1970. Cyatholaimidae (Nematoda) from the coast of Western Australia.
16(5): 1-13, figs 1-28.
INGLIS, W. G., SCHMIDT, G. D. & KUNTZ, R. E. 1971. Nematode parasites of
Oceanica. XII. A review of Heterakis species, particularly from birds of Taiwan and
Palawan.
16(8): 1-14, figs 1-18.
JAGO, J. B. & PLEDGE, N. S. 1987. Obituary — Brian Daily.
21(1): 65-68.
JAROSEWICH, E. see Johnson, J. E., Scrymgour, J. M., Jarosewich, E. & Mason, B.,
1977.
JEEKEL, C. A. W. 1985. Millipedes from Australia, 5: Australiosomatini from South
Australia, with a note on the status of Po/ydesmus innotatus Karsch, and first record of a
second Mediterranean julid in Australia (Diplopoda: Polydesmida, Paradoxosomatidae and
Julida, Julidae).
19(3): 19-37, figs 1-12.
JENKINS, R. J. F. & GEHLING, J. G. 1978. A review of the frond-like fossils of the
Ediacara assemblage.
17(23): 347-359, tigs 1-7.
JINMAN, M. 1994. World Heritage and fossils.
27(2): 213-214.
JOHNSON, J. E., SCRYMGOUR, J. M., JAROSEWICH, E. & MASON, B. 1977.
Brachina meteorite — a chassignite from South Australia.
17(19): 309-319, figs 1-15.
JOHNSTON, G.R. 1992. Ctenophorus tjantjalka, a new dragon lizard (Lacertilia:
Agamidae) from northern South Australia.
26(1): 51-59, figs 1-5.
JOHNSTON, T. H. 1928. New trematodes from the Australian water-hen Gallinula
tenebrose.
4(1): 135-142, figs 39-40.
JOHNSTON, T. H. 1937. A note on the occurrence of Rhabdopleura annulata in South
Australian waters.
6(1): 105-107.
JOHNSTON, T. H. 1942. The metacercaria stage of Australian species of Clinostomum.
7(2): 187-191, figs 1-6.
20
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
277
278
279
280
281
AUTHOR INDEX
JOHNSTON, T. H. 1948. Microphallus minutus, a new trematode from the Australian
water rat.
9(1): 93-100, figs 1-8.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & ANGEL, L. M. 1949. The life cycle of the trematode
Echinoparyphium ellisi from the black swan.
9(2): 247-254, figs 1-8.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & BECKWITH, A. C. 1947. Larval trematodes from Australian
fresh-water molluscs, Part XI.
8(4): 563-583, figs 1-18.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & CLARK, H. G. 1948. A new cestode, Raillietina (R) leipoae,
from the mallee hen.
9(1): 87-91, figs 1-12.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & EDMONDS, S. J. 1947. Australian Acanthocephala, No. 6.
8(4): 555-562, figs 1-30.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1938. Some nematodes from Australian
marsupials.
6(2): 187-198, figs 1-25.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1939. Internal parasites of the pigmy sperm
whale.
6(3): 263-274, figs 1-16.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1941a. Nematodes from Australian marine
mammals.
6(4): 429-434, figs 1-10.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1941b. Some nematodes from Kangaroo Island,
South Australia.
7(1): 145-148, figs 1-14.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1942. Remarks on some parasitic nematodes.
7(2): 183-186, figs 1-8.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1943. Endoparasites from the subantarctic
islands of New Zealand.
7(3): 237. 243.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1947. Some avian and fish nematodes, chiefly
from Tailem Bend, South Australia.
8(4): 547-553, figs 1-7.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MAWSON, P. M. 1948. Some new records of nematodes from
Australian snakes.
9(1): 101-106, figs 1-8.
JOHNSTON, T. H. & MUIRHEAD, N. G. 1950. Some Australian caryophyllaeid
cestodes.
9(3): 339-348, figs 1-10.
JONES, P. G. 1985. A bibliography of Aboriginal archaeology in South Australia.
19(1): 1-14, fig. I.
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
292
293
294
AUTHOR INDEX 2]
JONES, P. G. 1987. South Australian anthropological history: the Board for
Anthropological Research and its early expeditions.
20: 71-92, figs 1-9.
JONES, P. G. 1991. The South Australian Museum’s nitrate negative copying project.
24(2): 153-154.
JONES, P. G. 1992. The life of a ‘Museum Man’ — Edgar Waite’s diaries as an historical
source.
26(1): 73-75.
JONES, R. see Furby, J. & Jones, R. 1994.
JORGENSEN, C. D. 1968. Redescription of Tuckerella spechtae Womersley.
15(4): 795-797, figs 1-4.
KAMALUDDIN, S. sez Ahmad, I. & Kamaluddin, S., 1981.
KAMALUDDIN, S. sex Ahmad, [., Khan, N. A. & Kamaluddin, S., 1984.
KAMALUDDIN, S. see Ahmad, I. & Kamaluddin, S.,1989a.
KAMALUDDIN, S. see Ahmad, I. & Kamaluddin, S., 1989b.
KARNY, H. H. 1925. A new Phloeothrips (Thysanoptera) from Norfolk Island.
3(1): 37-39, fig 17.
KEAN, J. 1991. Aboriginal — Acacia relationships in Central Australia.
24(2): 111-124, figs 1-7.
KEAST, A. J. & CONDON, H. T. 1968. Honeyeaters relative to nectar feeding on
Kangaroo Island.
15(4): 699-703.
KEMP, N. 1994. The Neogene radiation of Australian sharks: — real or apparent?
27(2): 221.
KEMPER, C. M. see Copley, P. B., Kemper, C. M. & Medlin, G. C. 1989.
KEOUGH, M. J. & DARTNALL, A. J. 1978. A new species of viviparous asterinid
asteroid from Eyre Peninsula, South Australia.
17(28): 407-416, figs 1-7.
KERSHAW, R. 1986. Anatomical notes on the land snail Bothriembryon (Pulmonata:
Bulimulidae) from South Australia and Western Australia.
19(16): 327-337, figs 1-24.
KERZHNER, |. M. 1987. Nabidae (Heteroptera) of Vanuatu.
21(1): 29-33, figs 1-6.
KERZHNER, I. M. & STROMMER, N. G. 1990. Oriental and Australian species of the
genus Prostemma Laporte (Heteroptera: Nabidae).
24(1): 27-34, figs 1-5.
KHAN, N. A. see Ahmad, 1. & Khan, N. A.. 1980.
KHAN, N. A. see Ahmad, I. & Khan, N. A. & Kamaluddin, S., 1984.
KING, M. J. E. 1965. Fishing rites at Be-Malai, Portuguese Timor.
15(1): 109-117, pls 10-11, fig. 1.
22 AUTHOR INDEX
295 KINGHORN, J. R. 1935. Reptiles and amphibians from Princess Charlotte Bay, north
Queensland.
5(3): 366.
296 KLUGE, A. G. 1963. Three new species of the gekkonid lizard genus Diplodactvlus
Gray from Australia.
14(3): 545-553, pls 34-35.
297 KORMILEV, N. A. 1966. Aradidae in the South Australian Museum, Adelaide.
(Hemiptera-Heteroptera).
15(2): 275-307, figs 1-31.
298 KORMILEV, N. A. 1967. Aradidae in the South Australian Museum,
Adelaide. I. (Hemiptera- Heteroptera).
15(3): 513-550, figs 1-27.
KUNTZ, R. E. see Inglis, W. G., Schmidt, G. D. & Kuntz, R. E., 1971.
299 LAMPERT, R. J. & HUGHES, P. J. 1987. The Flinders Ranges: a Pleistocene outpost in
the arid zone?
20: 29-33, fig. 1.
300 LAMPERT, R. J. & HUGHES, P. J. 1988. Early human occupation of the Flinders
Ranges.
22(2): 139-168, figs I-11.
LAMPERT, R. J. see Veth, P., Hamm, G. & Lampert, R. J., 1990.
LANGE, R. T. sze Southcott, R. V. & Lange, R. T.,1971.
301 LAWS, H. M. 1965. Chromosomes of snails introduced into South Australia and the
Northern Territory.
15(1): 79-87, pl. 8.
302 LAWS, H. M. 1966a. Zoila marginata (Mollusca, Cypraeidae) in South Australia.
15(2): 251-256, figs 1-7.
303 LAWS, H. M. 1966b. The cytology and anatomy of Oxychilus alliarius (Miller)
(Mollusca, Zonitidae), a new introduction to South Australia.
15(2): 257-260, Figs 1-6.
304 LAWS, H. M. 1967. The cytology of Salinator solida (von Martens), Mollusca,
Amphibolidae.
15(3): 495-496, figs 1-2.
LAWS, H. M. see Pomeroy, D. E. & Laws, H. M., 1967.
305 LAWSON, P. F. 1950. A reconstruction of the Kangaroo Island emu (Dromaius
diemenianus).
9(3): 309-312, pls 24-25, figs 1-10.
306 LEA, A. M. 1918. On Australian Coleoptera. Part I.
1(1): 83-104, pl. 9.
307 LEA, A. M. 1920. On Australian Coleoptera. Part IT.
1(3): 273-290, pl. 32.
308 LEA, A. M. 1921. On Australian Coleoptera. Part III.
1(4): 381-410.
309
314
316
319
320
323
325
AUTHOR INDEX 23
LEA, A. M. 1922. On Australian Coleoptera. Part IV.
2(2): 271-308, fig. 337, pl. 4.
LEA, A. M. 1923. Australian dung beetles of the sub-family Coprides.
2(3): 353-396, pls 6-9.
LEA, A. M. 1924. On Australian Coleoptera. Part V.
2(4): 523-545, pls 37-38.
LEA, A. M. 1925. Notes on some calcareous insect puparia.
3(1): 35-36, pl. 1.
LEA, A. M. 1926. On the genus Mandalotus (Coleoptera, Curculionidae).
3(2): 147-193, figs 78-80.
LEA, A. M. 1927a. Descriptions of new Staphylinidae from Fiji.
3(3): 273-278.
LEA, A. M. 1927b. On a new genus of water beetles (Dytiscidae).
3(3): 276-281, fig. 106.
LEA, A. M. 1928. Cryptorhynchides (Curculionidae), mostly from Australia.
4(1): 49-90.
LEA, A. M. 1930. On Australian Coleoptera. Part VI.
4(2): 243-273, fig. 1.
LEA, A. M. 1931. Australasian Coleoptera.
4(3): 365-408, figs 1-2.
LEA, A. M. 1932. The Phalacridae (Coleoptera) of Australia and New Guinea.
4(4): 433-481, figs 1-140.
LEE, D. C. 1966. New species of Ologamasus Berlese (AGAR: Rhodacaridae) from
Australia and New Zealand,
15(2): 205-235, figs 1-54.
LEE, D. C. 1967. Heterogamasus Tragaérdh (Acari: Rhodacaridae), including the sub-
genus Evanssellus Ryke, stat. n.
15(3): 497-512, figs 1-33.
LEE, D. C. 1970. The Rhodacaridae (Acari: Mesostigmata); classification, external
morphology and distribution of genera.
16(3): 1-219, figs 1-427.
LEE, D. C. 1973. Rhodacaridae (Acari: Mesostigmata) from near Adelaide, South
Australia. | Systematics.
16(14): 1-36, figs 1-15.
LEE, D. C. 1981. Sarcoptiformes (Acari) of South Australian soils. 1. Notation.
2. Bifemorata and Ptyctima (Cryptostigmata).
18(9): 199-222, figs 1-42.
LEE, D. C. 1982. Sarcoptiformes (Acari) of South Australian soils. 3. Arthronotina
(Cryptostigmata).
18(15): 327-359, figs 1-30.
24
326
327
328
329
333
334
337 *
AUTHOR INDEX
LEE, D. C. 1985. Sarcoptiformes (Acart) of South Australian soils. 4. Primitive oribate
mites (Cryptostigmata) with an extensive, unfissured hysteronotal shield and aptychoid.
19(4): 39-67, figs 1-32.
LEE, D. C. 1987. Introductory study of advanced oribate mites (Acarida: Cryptostigmata:
Planofissurae) and a redescription of the only valid species of Constrictohates
(Oripodoidea).
21(1): 35-42, figs 1-8.
LEE, D. C. 1989. Hemileius (Acarida: Cryptostigmata: Scheloribatidae) from South
Australian soils.
23(2): 97-111, figs I-15.
LEE, D. C. 1992. New species of Oribatulidae (Acarida: Cryptostigmata: Planofissurae)
from South Australian soils, with a review of subfamilies and Australian records.
26(1): 37-49, figs 1-9.
LEE, D. C. & BIRCHBY, C. M. 1991. Ceroribatula gen. nov., Fovoribatula gen. nov.
and Fovoribatulinae sf. nov. (Acarida: Cryptostigmata: Oribatulidae) from South
Australian soils.
24(2): 71-89, figs 1-17.
LEE, D. C. & SUBIA, L. S. 1991. Branchioppiella species (Acari: Oribatida: Oppiidae)
from South Australian soils.
25(1): 19-30, figs 1-12.
LI, Q. sEE McGowran, B. & Li, Q. 1994.
LING, J. K. 1991. William Grant Inglis. Obituary.
25(2): 193-198.
LIVINGSTON, A. A. 1928. Bryozoa from South Australia.
4(1): 111-124, figs 31-35.
LONG, J. & MACKNESS, B. 1994. Studies of the Late Cainozoic diprotodontid
marsupials of Australia. 4. The Bacchus Marsh diprotodon — geology, sedimentology and
taphonomy.
27(2): 95-110, figs 1-14.
LONGMAN, H. A. SEE Waite, E.R. & Longman, H. A.,1920.
LOVE, J.R. B. 1938. Illustrations of stone monuments of the Worora.
6(2): 137-142, pls 10-14.
LOWER, H. F. 1970. An annotated catalogue of the Otitidae (sens. lat.) (Diptera)
recorded from Australia, Indonesia and the Pacific Islands.
16(2): 1-93.
MACKNESS, B. 1994a. Studies of the Late Cainozoic diprotodontid marsupials of
Australia. 1. Revision of the genus Euowenia.
27(2): 222.
MACKNESS, B. 1994b. Studies of the Late Cainozoic diprotodontid marsupials of
Australia. 2. The identity of Zygomaturus macleayi Krefft and Z. creedi Krefft.
27(2): 222.
339
340
34]
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
AUTHOR INDEX 25
MACKNESS, B. 1994c. Studies of the Late Cainozoic diprotodontid marsupials of
Australia. 3. Key to the identification of lower molars.
27(2): 222.
MACKNESS, B. & SELDON, L. 1994. Three dimensional analysis of variation in
marsupial teeth using computed tomographic scans.
27(2): 224.
MACKNESS, B., ARCHER, M. & MUIRHEAD, J. 1994. An enigmatic family of
marsupials from the early Pliocene Bluff Downs local fauna of northeastern Queensland.
27(2): 223.
MACKNESS, B., MCNAMARA, G., MICHNA, P. COLEMAN, S. & GODTHELP, H.
1994. The Spring Park local fauna, a new Late Tertiary fossil assemblage from northern
Australia.
27(2): 223.
MACKNESS, B. set Boles, W. & Mackness, B., 1994.
MACKNESS, B. see Long, J. & Mackness, B., 1994.
MACPHAIL, M. K. sex Zeidler, W. & Macphail, M. K., 1978.
McCONNEL, U. H. 1953. Native arts and industries on the Archer, Kendall and Holroyd
Rivers, Cape York Peninsula, north Queensland.
11(1): 1-42, pls 1-17, fig. 1-4.
McCULLOCH, A. R. & WAITE, E. R. 1918a. Some new and little-known fishes from
South Australia.
1(1): 39-78, pls 2-7, figs 26-31.
MeCULLOCH, A. R. & WAITE, E. R. 1918b. Descriptions of two new Australian
gobies.
1(1): 79-82, pl. 8.
McGOWRAN, B. & LI, Q. 1994. The Miocene oscillation in southern Australia.
27(2): 197-212, figs 1-7.
McGOWAN, R. G. see Hall, F. J., McGowan, R. G. & Guleksen, G. F., 1951.
McHENRY, B. J. & YATES, A. 1992. First report of the enigmatic metazoan
Anomalocaris from the southern hemisphere and a trilobite with preserved appendages
from the Early Cambrian of Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
26(2): 77-86, figs 1-13.
McHENRY, B. J. sez Gowlett-Holmes, K. L. & McHenry, B. J., 1988.
McNAMARA, G. 1994. Cape Hillsborough: an Eocene-Oligocene vertebrate fossil site
from northeastern Queensland.
27(2): 187-196, figs 1-4.
McNAMARA, G. sez Mackness, B., McNamara, G., Michna, P., Coleman, S.
& Godthelp. H. 1994.
McNAMARA, J. A. 1994. A new fossil wallaby (Marsupialia: Macropodidae) from the
southeast of South Australia.
27(2): LLI-115, figs 1-2.
26
350
352
353
354
355
356
357
AUTHOR INDEX
McNAMARA, K. J. & BARRIE, D. J. 1993. A new genus of marsupiate spatangoid
echinoid from the Miocene of South Australia.
26(2): 139-147, figs 1-5.
MAEGRAITH, B. G. sez Tindale, N. B. & Maegraith, B. G., 1931.
MARSS, T. & RITCHIE, A. 1994. The morphology and relationship of thelodonts,
Siluro-Devonian agnathans.
27(2): 224.
MARTIN, A. A. SEE Tyler, M. J. & Martin, A. A., 1976.
MASON, B. sex Johnston, J. E., Serymgour, J. M., Jarovsewich, E. & Mason, B.,
1977.
MATSUDA, R. see Hungerford, H. B. & Matsuda, R.,1963.
MATTHEWS, E. G. 1986. A revision of the troglophilic genus Brises Pascoe with a
discussion of the Cyphaleini (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae).
19(6): 77-90, figs 1-33.
MATTHEWS, E. G. & DOYEN, J. J. 1989. A reassessment of the Australian species of
Menephilus Mulsant (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) with descriptions of two new genera and
a larva and pupa.
23(1): 39-50, figs 1-36.
MAWSON, D. 1957. Knee moulded pots from the New Hebrides.
13(1): 83-86, pl. 1, fig. 1.
MAWSON, P. M. 1977. The genus Microtetrameres Travassos (Nematoda, Spirurida) in
Australian birds.
17(14): 239-259, pl. 1, figs 1-82.
MAWSON, P. M., ANGEL, L. M. & EDMONDS, S. J. 1986. A checklist of helminths
from Australian birds.
19(15): 219-325.
MAWSON, P. M. sez Bain, O. & Mawson, P. M., 1981.
MAWSON, P. M. sexe Johnston, T. H. & Mawson, P. M., 1938.
MAWSON, P. M. see Johnston, T. H. & Mawson, P. M., 1939.
MAWSON, P. M. sex Johnston, T. H. & Mawson, P. M., 1941.
MAWSON, P. M. sez Johnston, T. H. & Mawson, P. M., 1942.
MAWSON, P. M. sez Johnston, T. H. & Mawson, P. M., 1943.
MAWSON, P. M. sce Johnston, T. H. & Mawson, P. M., 1947.
MAWSON, P. M. sce Johnston, T. H. & Mawson, P. M., 1948.
AY, I. A. See Parker, S. A., May, I. A. & Head, W., 1978.
MEDLIN, G. C. sek Copley, P. B., Kemper, C. M. & Medlin, G. C., 1989.
MEGAW, J. V. S. 1975. Notes on bronze age antiquities in the South Australian
Museum.
17(3): 23-29, figs 1-4.
358 r
359 *
360 *
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
370 0
AUTHOR INDEX 27
MEGAW, J. V. S. 1987. Art and Land: Aboriginal Sculptures of the Lake Eyre Region
(Jones & Sutton).
20: 93-95.
MEGIRIAN, D., MURRAY, P. & WELLS, R. T. 1994. The Late Miocene Ongeva Local
Fuana from the Waite Formation of Central Australia.
27(2): 225.
MEGIRIAN, D., WELLS, R. T. & TEDFORD, R. 1994. Late Cainozoic crocodilians
collected by the 1980 and 1983 FUAM expeditions into Lake Eyre Basin of South
Australia.
27(2): 225.
MERRILEES, D. 1967. Cranial and mandibular characters of modern mainland wombats
(Marsupialia, Vombatidae) from a palaeontological viewpoint, and their bearing on the
fossils called Phascolomys parvus by Owen (1872).
15(3): 399-418, figs 1S.
MICHNA, P. see Mackness, B., McNamara, G., Michna, P., Coleman, S.
& Godthelp, H. 1994.
MILLER, A. H. 1963. Fossil ratite birds of the late Tertiary of South Australia.
14(3): 413-420, figs 1-2.
MILLER, A. H. SEE Stirton, R. A., Tedford, R. H. & Miller, A. H., 1961.
MILLER, G. see Smith, G. A., Miller, G. & Van Tets, G., 1994.
MINCHIN, A. K. 1937. Notes on the weaning of a young koala (Phascolarctus
cinereus).
6(1): 1-3, pls 1-2.
MITCHELL, F. J. 1948. A revision of the lacertilian genus Zvmpanocryptis.
9(1): 57-86, pls 4-6, figs 1-10.
MITCHELL, F. J. 1949. A new species of Lygosoma.
9(2): 180.
MITCHELL, F. J. 1950. Scincid genera Egernia & Tiligua (Lacertilia).
9(3): 275-308, pl. 23, figs I-10.
MITCHELL, F. J. 1951. The South Australian reptile fauna. Part 1. Ophidia.
9(4): 545-557, figs 1-3.
MITCHELL, F. J. 1953. A brief revision of the four-fingered members of the genus
Leiolopisma (Lacertilia).
11(1): 75-90, figs 1-4.
MITCHELL, F. J. 1955. Preliminary account of the Reptilia and Amphibia collected by
the National Geographic Society - Commonwealth Government — Smithsonian Institution
Expedition to Arnhem Land (April to November 1948).
11(4): 373-408, pl. 37, figs 1-7.
MITCHELL, F. J. 1965a. Obituary and bibliography of Herbert Mathew Hale.
15(1): 1-8.
28 AUTHOR INDEX
371 MITCHELL, F. J. 1965b. The affinities of Tympanocryptis maculosa Mitchell (Lacertilia-
Agamidae).
15(1): 179-191, figs 1, 2.
372 MITCHELL, F. J. & BERNDT, A. C. 1949. Fauna and flora of Greenly Islands, Part 1.
Introductory narrative and vertebrate fauna.
9(2): 167-179, figs 1, 2.
MOLNAR, R. E. see Willis, P. M. & Molnar, R. E., 1991.
373 r MORRELL, T. 1990. Review of ‘Dreamings. The Art of Aboriginal Australia.” Ed.
P. J. Sutton.
24(1): 67-68.
374 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1937. Aboriginal crayon drawings from the Warburton Ranges in
Western Australia relating to the wanderings of two ancestral beings, the Wati Kutjara.
6(1): 5-28, figs 1-27.
375 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1938. Contrast in drawings made by an Australian Aborigine
before and after initiation.
6(2): 111-114, pls 5—7.
376 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1955. An unrecorded method of Aboriginal rock marking.
11(4): 345-352, pl. 33, figs 1-5.
377 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1957a. Aboriginal bark paintings from Field Island,
Northern Territory.
13(1): 87-89, pl. 2, fig. 1.
378 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1957b. Aboriginal cave paintings in South Australia.
13(1): 100-115, pl. 5, figs 1-18.
379 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1958. Aboriginal cave paintings at Sleisbeck, northern Australia.
13(2): 147~155, pls 8-15, fig. 1.
380 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1960a. Cave paintings in the Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia.
13(4): 467-470, pl. 51, figs 1-2.
381 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1960b. Decorated Aboriginal skin rugs.
13(4): 505-508, pl. 52, fig 1.
382 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1962a. Rock engravings at Koonawarra, western New
South Wales.
14(2): 245-248, fig. I.
383 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1962b. Sacred objects of Pitjandjara tribe, Western Central
Australia.
14(2): 397-411, figs 1-S.
384 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1963. Australian Aboriginal skin rugs.
14(3): 525-543, pls 30-33, figs 1-5.
385 MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1965. Aboriginal rock poundings on Gallery Hill, north Western
Australia.
15(1): 89-107, pl. 9, figs 1-8.
386
387
388
389
390 *
391
392
393
394
395
396
AUTHOR INDEX 29
MOUNTFORD, C. P. & BRANDL, E. 1967. Aboriginal cave paintings, Mountain Creek
waterhole, St Vidgeon, Northern Territory of Australia.
15(3): 371-382, figs 1-8.
MOUNTFORD, C. P.& BRANDL, E. J. 1968. Aboriginal cave paintings and rock
marking at Ingaladdi rock shelter, Willeroo, Northern Territory of Australia.
15(4): 679-692, figs 1-9.
MOUNTFORD, C. P. & HARVEY, A. 1938. A survey of Australian Aboriginal pearl and
baler shell ornaments.
6(2): 115-135, pls 8-9, figs 1-7.
MOUNTFORD, C. P. see Tindale, N. B. & Mountford, C. P., 1936.
MUIRHEAD, J. see Archer, M., Godthelp, H., Muirhead, J., Nock, C. & Augee, M.,
1994,
MUIRHEAD, J. sex Mackness, B., Archer, M. & Muirhead, J., 1994.
MUIRHEAD, N. G. sce Johnston, T. H. & Muirhead, N. G., 1950.
MULVANEY, K. J. 1993. Hunting with hides: Ethno-historical reflections on Victoria
River stone structures.
26(2): 111-120, figs 1-5.
MUNSON, C. 1994. Post-cranial descriptions of J/aria and Ngapakaldia (Vombatiformes:
Marsupialia) and the phylogeny of vombatiforms based on post-cranial morphology.
27(2): 226.
MURRAY, P. SEE Megirian, D., Murray, P. & Wells, R. T., 1994.
NICHOLLS, A. G. 1941a. Littoral Copepoda from South Australia.
I Harpacticoida.
6(4): 381-427, figs 1-23.
NICHOLLS, A. G. 1941b. A revision of the families Diosaccidae Sars, 1906 and
Laophontidae T. Scott, 1905 (Copepoda, Harpacticoida).
7(1): 65-110.
NICHOLLS, A. G. 1944. Littoral Copepoda from South Australia. I]. Calanoida,
Cyclopoida, Notodelphyoida, Monstrilloida and Caligoida.
8(1): 1-62, figs 1-28.
NICHOLLS, G. E. 1939. The Prophliantidae. A proposed new family of Amphipoda,
with descriptions of a new genus and four new species.
6(3): 309-334, figs 1-10.
NIELSEN, B. sce Fjeldsa, J. & Nielsen, B., 1989.
NOBBS, C. W. 1993. “The Inhabitants of Cooper Creek”: A part translation of Carl Emil
Jung’s “Am Cooper Creek”,
26(2): 129-138, figs 1-4.
NOCK, C. see Archer, M., Godthelp, H., Muirhead, J., Nock, C. & Augee, M., 1994.
NOONE, H. V. V. 1943. Some Aboriginal stone implements of Western Australia.
7(3): 271-280, figs 1-31.
NOONE, H. V. V. se# Campbell, T. D. & Noone, H. V. V., 1943a.
NOONE, H. V. V. see Campbell, T. D. & Noone, H. V. V., 1943b.
30
AUTHOR INDEX
397 n NORMAN, F. I. & HORTON, P. 1993. Notes on the freckled duck Stictonetta naevosa
398
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
shot at Bool Lagoon, South Australia, 1980.
26(2): 149-152.
NORTH, W. I. 1964. Aboriginal factory sites at Moonee Beach, New South Wales.
14(4): 633-642, figs 1-8.
PARKER, F. see Tyler, M. J., Parker, F. & Bulmer, R. N. H., 1966.
PARKER, S.A. 1973. An annotated checklist of the native land mammals of the Northern
Territory.
16(11): 1-57.
PARKER, S. A. & COOK, P. L. 1994. Records of the bryozoan family Selenariidae
from Western Australia and South Australia, with the description of a new species of
Selenaria Busk, 1854.
27(1): 1-11, fig. 1.
PARKER, S. A. & GORDON, D. P. 1992. A new genus of the bryozoan superfamily
Schizoporelloidea, with remarks on the validity of the family Lacernidae Jullien, 1888.
26(1): 67-71, fig. 1.
PARKER, S. A., MAY, I. A. & HEAD, W. 1978. Some observations on the Eyrean
grasswren Amytornis goyderi (Gould, 1875).
17(24): 361-371, figs 1-6.
PARKER, S. A. see Gordon, D. P. & Parker, S. A., 1991a.
PARKER, S. A. See Gordon, D. P. & Parker, S. A., 1991b.
PARSONS, F. E. 1965. Notes on some Western Australian Lepidoptera-Rhopalocera with
description of a new subspecies of Anisynta albovenata (F. E. Parsons).
15(1): 175-177, pl. 15.
PATTERSON, C. & RICH, P. V. 1987. The fossil history of the emus, Dromaius (Aves:
Dromaiinae).
21(2): 85-117, figs 1-4.
PICKERING, M. 1992. Garawa methods of game hunting, preparation and cooking.
26(1): 9-23, figs 1-2.
PICKERING, M. & DEVITT, J. 1988. Notes on a wooden implement type from
north-eastern Arnhem Land.
22(2): 169-171, figs 1-2.
PLEDGE, N. S. 1976. Vertebrate type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. VI. Fossils.
17(12): 205-219, figs 1-7.
PLEDGE, N. S. 1977. A new species of Thylacoleo (Marsupialia: Thylacoleonidae) with
notes on the occurrences and distribution of Thylacoleonidae in South Australia.
17(16): 277-283, figs 1-4.
PLEDGE, N. S. 1980. Macropod skeletons, including: Simosthenurus Tedford, from an
unusual ‘drowned cave’ deposit in the south-east of South Australia.
18(6): 131-141, figs I-4.
410
4}
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
AUTHOR INDEX 31
PLEDGE, N. S. 1991. Occurrences of Palorchestes species (Marsupialia: Palorchestidae)
in South Australia.
25(2): 161-174, figs 1-6.
PLEDGE, N. S. 1994a. Fossils of the Lake: a history of the Lake Callabonna
excavations.
27(2): 65-77, figs 1-15.
PLEDGE, N. S. 1994b. Cetacean fossils from the Lower Oligocene of South Australia.
27(2): 117-123, figs 1S.
PLEDGE, N. S. 1994c. Recent Diprotodon discoveries in South Australia.
27(2): 226.
PLEDGE, N. S. & ROTHAUSEN, K. 1977. Metasqualodon harwoodi
(Sanger, 1881) — a redescription.
17(17): 285-297, figs 1-3.
PLEDGE, N. S. sxe Jago, J. B. & Pledge, N. S., 1987.
POMEROY, D. E. & LAWS, H. M. 1967. The distribution of introduced snails in South
Australia.
15(3): 483-494, figs 1-4.
POTEZNY, V. sek Hercus, L. A. & Potezny, V., 1991.
PRETTY, G. L. 1963. A turtle shell mask of Torres Straits type in the Macleay Museum,
University of Sydney.
14(3): 421-425, pls 17-18.
PRETTY, G. L. 1965. Two stone pestles from Western Papua and their relationship to
prehistoric pestles and mortars from New Guniea.
15(1): 119-130, pls 12-13, figs 1-2.
PRETTY, G. L. 1968a. Excavation of Aboriginal graves at Gidgealpa, South Australia.
15(4): 671-677, figs 1-3.
PRETTY, G. L. 1968b. Two more prehistoric stone artifacts from western Papua.
15(4): 693-697, figs 1-2.
PRETTY, G. L. & TYLER, M. J. 1966. A bizarre refuge for some Australian
leptodactylid frogs.
15(2): 360-361.
PRIDEAUX, G. & WELLS, R. T. 1994. A new extinct sthenurine kangaroo
(Marsupialia: Macropodidae) from southeastern Australia.
27(2): 227.
PRING, A. see Zbik, M. & Pring, A., 1994.
PRUDHOE, S. 1982. Polyclad turbellarians from the southern coasts of Australia.
18(16)): 361-384, figs 1-10.
QUILTY, P. see Fordyce, E & Quilty, P., 1994.
RADFORD, W. P. K. 1981. The Fabrician types of the Australian and New Zealand
Coleoptera in the Banks collection at the British Museum (Natural History).
18(8): 155-197.
32 AUTHOR INDEX
424 RAINBOW, W. J. 1920. Arachnida from Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands.
1(3): 229-272, pls 28-31.
425 RAVEN, R. J. 1985. A new and interesting species of Cethegus Thorell (Ischnothelinae,
Dipluridae) from South Australia).
19(2): 15-17, figs 1-4.
n REID, J. R. W. see Armstrong, G., Reid, J. R. W. & Hutchinson, M. N., 1994.
426 REISWIG, H. M. 1992. First Hexactinellida (Porifera) (glass sponges) from the Great
Australian Bight.
26(1): 26-36, figs 1-12.
427 RICH, P. V. & VAN TETS, G. F. 1981. The fossil pelicans of Australasia.
18(1 2): 235-264, figs 1-7.
428 * RICH, T. & VICKERS-RICH, P. 1994. An ornithomimosaur and a protoceratopsian from
the early Cretaceous of southeastern Australia.
27(2): 227.
RICHARDSON, K. C. sez Scott, G. G., Richardson, K. C., 1988a.
RICHARDSON, K. C. seF Scott, G. G., Richardson, K. C., 1988b.
RICHARDSON, K. C. sce Scott, G. G., Richardson, K. C. & Groves, C. P., 1989.
429 RIDE, W. D. L. 1967. On Sceparnodon ramsayi Owen, 1884: the selection of a
lectotype, the clarification of its type locality, and on its identity with Phascolonus gigas
(Owen, 1859).
15(3): 419-425, figs 1-3.
430 * RIDE, W. D. L. 1994. The molar-premolar boundary in the macropodiforms: cracking
the code of molar cusp patterns in the transitional zone.
27(2): 227,
43] RILEY, J. & SPRATT, D. M. 1987. Further observations on pentastomids (Arthropoda)
parasitic in Australian reptiles and mammals.
21(2): 139-147, figs 1-2.
432 * RITCHIE, A. 1994. The great Canowindra Devonian fish kill.
27(2): 228.
* RITCHIE, A. see Marss, T. & Ritchie, A., 1994.
ROLDAN, C. see Emig, C. C. & Roldan, C., 1992.
ROTHAUSEN, K. see Pledge, N. S. & Rothausen, K., 1977.
RUHOFF, F. A. seg Drake, C. J. & Ruhoff, F. A., 1962.
433 SACKETT, L. 1989. ‘What about self-determination?’. The DAA and Aboriginal drink
rehabilitation programs.
23(2): 135-145.
434 SCHEDL, K. E. 1936. Scolytidae and Platypodidae, Contribution 35. The collection of
the South Australian Museum.
5(4): 513-535, figs 1-2.
SCHMIDT, G. D. sce Inglis, W. G., Schmidt, G. D. & Kuntz, R. E., 1971.
435
436
437
438
439
440
44]
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
AUTHOR INDEX 33
SCOTT, G. G. & RICHARDSON, K. C. 1988a. Osteological differences of the axial
skeleton between Lasiorhinus latifrons (Owen, 1845) and Vombatus ursinus (Shaw, 1800)
(Marsupialia: Vombatidae).
22(1): 29-39, figs 1-4.
SCOTT, G. G. & RICHARDSON, K. C. 1988b. Appendicular osteological differences
between Lasiorhinus latifrons (Owen, 1845) and Vombatus ursinus (Shaw, 1800)
(Marsupialia: Vombatidae).
22(2): 95-102, figs 1-11.
SCOTT, G. G., RICHARDSON, K. C. & GROVES, C. P. 1989. Skull morphometrics
of Lasiorhunis latifrons (Owen 1845) (Marsuptalia: Vombatidae).
23(1): 1-5, figs 1-4, tab 1.
SCOTT, T. D. 1954. Four new fishes from South Australia.
11(2): 104-112, pl. 22, figs 1-3.
SCRYMGOUR, J. M. 1978. Three large australites from South and Western Australia.
17(21): 331-335, figs 1, 2.
SCRYMGOUR, J. M. SEE Cleverly, W. H. & Scrymgour, J. M., 1977.
SCRYMGOUR, J. M. SEE Johnston, J. E., Scrymgour, J. M., Jarosewich, E.
& Mason, B., 1978.
SCUDDER, G. G. E. ser Gross, G. F., & Scudder, G. G. E., 1963.
SELDON, L. see Mackness, B. & Seldon, L., 1994.
SHEA, G. M. 1991. Revisionary notes on the genus Delma (Squamata: Pygopodidae) in
South Australia and the Northern Territory.
25(1): 71-90, figs 1-9.
SHEARD, K. 1936a. Amphipods from a South Australian reef. Part 1.
5(4): 445-455, figs I-4.
SHEARD, K. 1936b. Amphipods of the pliantid group in the South Australian Museum,
with a suggested division of the family.
5(4): 456-468, figs 1-6.
SHEARD, K. 1936c. A new phreatoicid from the Grampians, Victoria.
5(4): 469-473, figs 1-18.
SHEARD, K. 1938. The amphipod genera Euonvx, Syndexamine and Paradexamine.
6(2): 169-186, figs I-9.
SHEARD, K. 1939. Studies in Australian Gammaridea (1) The genus Ceradocus.
6(3): 275-295, figs I-8.
SHEARD, K. 1941. Improved methods of collecting marine organisms.
7(1): 11-14, fig. 1.
SHEPHERD, S. A. 1967. A review of the starfish genus Nectria (Asteroidea;
Goniasteridae).
15(3): 463-482, figs 1-4.
SHEPHERD, S. A. 1968. The shallow water echinoderm fauna of South Australia. Part
1: The Asteroids.
15(4): 729-756, fig. 1.
34
449
450
451
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
AUTHOR INDEX
SIMPSON, G. G. 1957. Australian fossil penguins, with remarks on penguin evolution
and distribution.
13(1): 52-70, figs 1-6.
SLUYS, R. 1986. First representative of the order Macrostomida in Australia
(Platyhelminthes, Macrostomidae).
19(18): 399-404, figs I-11.
SMALES, L. R. 1983. Helminth type specimens in the South Australian
Museum. I. Nematoda.
18(17): 385-413.
SMALES, L. R. 1984a. Helminth type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. I]. Acanthocephala and Cestoda.
18(21): 493-501.
SMALES, L. R. 1984b. Helminth type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. III. Trematoda.
18(22): 503-511.
SMITH, M. A. & CLARK, P. M. 1993. Radiocarbon dates for prehistoric occupation of
the Simpson Desert.
26(2): 121-127, figs 1-4.
SMITH, M. A., MILLER, M. & VAN TETS, G. 1994. Burnt ratite eggshell from
Pleistocene aeolian sediments.
27(2): 228.
SMITH, M. A., WILLIAMS, E. & WASSON, R. J. 1991. The archaeology of the JSN
site: some implications for the dynamics of human occupation in the Strzelecki Desert
during the Late Pleistocene.
25(2): 175. 192, figs I-S.
SMITHERS, C. N. 1984. The Psocoptera (Insecta) of South Australia.
18(20): 453-491, figs 1-105.
SMYTH, M. 1972. The genus Morethia (Lacertilia, Scincidae) in South Australia.
16(12): 1-14, figs 1-6.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1957. The genus Myrmicotrobium Womersley, 1934 (Acarina,
Erythraeidae), with remarks on the systematics of the Erythraeoidea and Trombidioidea.
13(1): 91-98, figs 1-2.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1964. Obituary Notice -- Herbert Womersley, A. L. S. (Honoris
causa), F. R. E. S.
14(4): 603-632.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1982. Observations on Chyzeria canestrini and some related genera
(Acarina: Trombidioidea) with remarks on the classification of the superfamily and
description of a pygmephorid mite phoretic on Chyzeria.
18(14): 285-326, figs 1-18.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1986a. On Trombella alpha n.sp. (Acarina: Trombellidae) from
Australia: correlation, description, developmental abnormalities, systematics and possible
auditory structures.
19(11): 145-168, figs 1-9.
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
AUTHOR INDEX 35
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1986b. The genus Odontacarus (Acarina: Trombiculidae) — II.
Observations on the life history and morphology of Odontacarus swani n. sp. and related
forms.
19(12): 169-200, figs 1-10.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1986c. History of the discovery of Speleognathus australis
Womersley (Acarina: Trombidiformes), with notes on its natural history and behaviour.
19(13): 201-212, figs 1-9.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1986d. Description of Odontacarus veitchi sp. nov. (Acarina:
Trombiculidae).
19(14): 213-217, figs 1, 2.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1988. Two new larval mites (Acarina: Erythraeidae) ectoparasitic
on north Queensland cicadas.
22(2): 103-116, figs 1-8.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. 1991. Redescription of the larva of Odontacarus (Leogonius)
barrinensis (Womersley) (Acarina: Trombiculidae: Leeuwenhoekiinae).
25(1): 31-37, figs 1, 2.
SOUTHCOTT, R. V. & LANGE, R. T. 1971. Acarine and other microfossils from the
Maslin Eocene, South Australia.
16(7): 1-21, figs 1-67, pls 1-4.
SPRATT, D. M. sez Riley, J. & Spratt, D. M., 1987.
STAPLETON, P. de S. 1945. Bifaced stone implements from south-eastern South
Australia.
8(2): 281-287, figs I-11.
STEADMAN, W. R. & COTTON, B. C. 1943. The cowries (Cypraeidae) of Fiji.
7(4): 309-336. ffigs}.
STEADMAN, W. R. & COTTON, B. C. 1946. A key to the classification of cowries
(Cypraeidae).
8(3): 503-530, pls 8-13.
STIRLING, E. & WAITE, E. R. 1919. Description of toas or Australian Aboriginal
direction signs.
1(2): 105-155, pls 11-20.
STIRTON, R. A. 1955. Late Tertiary marsupials from South Australia.
11(3): 247-268, figs 1-11.
STIRTON, R. A. 1957. A new koala from the Pliocene Palankarinna fauna of South
Australia.
13(1): 71-81, figs 1, 2.
STIRTON, R. A., TEDFORD, R. H. & MILLER, A. H. 1961. Cenozoic stratigraphy
and vertebrate palaeontology of the Tirari Desert, South Australia.
14(1): 19-61, figs 1-4.
STIRTON, R. A., TEDFORD, R. H. & WOODBURNE, M. O. 1967. A new Tertiary
formation and fauna from Tirari Desert, South Australia.
15(3): 427-462, figs 1-12.
36 AUTHOR INDEX
A477 STOKELL, G. 1947. The validity of Galaxias kavi Ramsay and Ogilby.
8(4): 671-672.
478 STORR, G. M. 1971. The genus Crenotus (Lacertilia, Scincidae) in South Australia.
16(6): 1-15.
479 STROMMER, N. G. 1988. Genera Nabis Latreille and Stenonabis Reuter (Hemiptera:
Nabidae) in Australia.
22(2): 79-93, figs 1-10.
STROMMER, N. G. See Kerzhner, I. M. & Strommer, N. G., 1990.
SUBIAS, L. S. 1991. see Lee, D. C. & Subias, L. S., 1991,
480 SUTER, P. J. 1986. The Ephemeroptera (Mayflies) of South Australia.
19(17): 339-397, figs 1-32.
SUTTON, J. see Hale, H. M. & Sutton, J., 1935.
481 r SUTTON, P. 1987. From horizontal to perpendicular: two recent books on central
Australian Aboriginal painting.
21(2): 161-165.
482 n SUTTON, P. J. 1990. The Aurukun Project.
24(1): 69-70.
483 SUTTON, P. J. 1994. Material culture traditions of the Wik people, Cape York Peninsula.
27(1): 31-52, figs 1-26.
SUTTON, P. see Anderson, C. & Sutton, P., 1987.
484 TATTERSALL, W. M. 1927. Australian opossum shrimps (Mysidacea).
3(3): 235-257, figs 95-105.
485 TATTERSALL, W. M. 1928. Further records of Australian opossum shrimps
(Mysidacea).
4(1): 105-110, figs 28-30.
486 TEDFORD, R. H. 1955. Report on the extinct mammalian remains at Lake Menindee,
New South Wales.
11(3): 299-305.
487 * TEDFORD, R. H. 1994a. Succession of Pliocene through Medial Pleistocene mammal
fauna of southeastern Australia.
27(2): 79-93, figs 1-3.
488 * TEDFORD, R. H. 1994b. Lake Callabonna: “Veritable necropolis of gigantic extinct
marsupials and birds.”
27(2): 228-229.
* TEDFORD, R. H. see Megirian, D., Wells, R. T. & Telford, R. H., 1994.
TEDFORD, R. H. sce Stirton, R. A., Tedford, R. H. & Miller, A. H., 1961.
TEDFORD, R. H. SEE Stirton, R. A., Tedford, R. H. & Woodburne, M. O., 1967.
* TEDFORD, R. H. see Wells, R. T. & Tedford, R. H., 1994.
489 TEICHERT, C. & COTTON, B. C. 1949. A new Aturia from the Tertiary of
South Australia.
9(2): 254-256, pl. 21.
490
49]
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
504
AUTHOR INDEX 37
THULBORN, T. 1994. Mimicry in ankylosaurid dinosaurs.
27(2): 151-158, figs 1-4.
THULBORN, T. see Hamley, T. & Thulborn, T., 1994.
TILLYARD, R. J. 1925. Odonata, Neuroptera and Trichoptera from Groote Eylandt, Gulf
of Carpentaria.
3(1): 41-44.
TINDALE, N. B. 1923. Review of Australian Mantidae.
2(3): 425-457, pls 12-22, figs 374-377.
TINDALE, N. B. 1924. Review of Australian Mantidae, Part II.
2(4): 547-552, pl. 39, fig. 387.
TINDALE, N. B. 1925. Natives of Groote Eylandt and of the west coast of the Gulf of
Carpentaria.
3(1): 61-102, pls 6-I1, figs 23-41.
TINDALE, N. B. 1926. Natives of Groote Eylandt and of the west coast of the Gulf of
Carpentaria. Part II.
3(2): 103-134, pl. 12, figs 42-65.
TINDALE, N. B. 1927. A new butterfly of the genus Papilio from Arnhem Land.
3(3): 339-341], fig. 106.
TINDALE, N. B. 1928a. Australasian mole-crickets of the family Gryllotalpidae
(Orthoptera).
4(1): 1-42, figs I-16.
TINDALE, N. B. 1928b. Species of Chlenias attacking pine (Lepidoptera, Family
Boarmiidae).
4(1): 43-48, figs 17-18.
TINDALE, N. B. 1928c. Preliminary note on the life-history of Sviemon (Lepidoptera,
Fam. Castniidae).
4(1): 143-144.
TINDALE, N. B. 1932a. Notes on the supposed primitive stone implements from the
Tableland Regions of Central Australia.
4(4): 483-488, figs I-4.
TINDALE, N. B. 1932b. Revision of the Australian ghost-moths (Lepidoptera,
Homoneura, family Hepialidae) Part I.
4(4): 497-536, figs 1-64.
TINDALE, N. B. 1933. Revision of the Australian ghost moths (Lepidoptera,
Homonceura, family Hepialidae) Part 11.
5(1): 13-43, figs 1-92.
TINDALE, N. B. 1935a. The legend of Waijungari, Jaralde Tribe, Lake Alexandrina,
South Australia and the phonetic system employed in its transcription.
5(3): 261-274.
TINDALE, N. B. 1935b. Revision of the Australian ghost-moths (Lepidoptera,
Homoneura, family Hepialidae) Part IIT.
5(3): 275-332, figs 1 129.
38
505
506
507
508
509
510
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
AUTHOR INDEX
TINDALE, N. B. {937a. Tasmanian Aborigines on Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
6(1): 29-37, pl. 3, figs 1-3.
TINDALE, N. B. 1937b. Relationship of the extinct Kangaroo Island culture with
cultures of Australia, Tasmania and Malaya.
6(1): 39-60, figs 1-16.
TINDALE, N. B. 1939. Eagle and crow myths of the Maraura Tribe, lower Darling
River, New South Wales.
6(3): 243-261, figs 1-6.
TINDALE, N. B. 1941a. Some polychrome incised pottery ware from Mt. Turu,
New Guinea.
6(4): 357-362, pls 25-26, figs 1-3.
TINDALE, N. B. 1941b. Revision of the ghost-moths (Lepidoptera Homoneura, family
Hepialidae) Part IV.
7(1): 15-46, pls 5—7, figs 1-51.
TINDALE, N. B. 1941c. Life history of a Convolvulus feeding moth, Aedia
acronyctoides (Guenée 1854): Lepidoptera Heteroneura, family Noctuidae.
7(1): 47-50, figs 1-4.
TINDALE, N. B. 1942. Revision of the ghost-moths (Lepidoptera Homoneura, family
Hepialidae) Part V.
7(2): 151-168, pls 9-11, figs 1-30.
TINDALE, N. B. 1947a. A new race of Tisiphone abeona Donovan (Lepidoptera
Rhopalocera) from South Australia.
8(4): 613-618, pl. 19.
TINDALE, N. B. 1947b. Subdivision of Pleistocene time in South Australia.
8(4): 619-652, fig. L.
TINDALE, N. B. 1949a. New Satyridae of the genus Oreixenica from South Australia
and New South Wales, together with notes on the recent climate of southern Australia.
9(2): 143-156, pl. 12.
TINDALE, N. B. 1949b. Large biface implements from Mornington Island, Queensland
and from south Western Australia.
9(2): 157-166, figs 1-16.
TINDALE, N. B. 1950. Palaeolithic Kodj axe of the Aborigines and its distribution in
Australia. Results of the Harvard-Adelaide Universities Anthropological Expedition,
1938-1939.
9(3): 257-274, pl 22, figs 1-15.
TINDALE, N. B. 195ta. Palaeolithic Kodj axe of the Aborigines. Further notes.
9(4): 371-374, figs 1-4.
TINDALE, N. B. 1951b. Comments on supposed representations of giant bird tracks
at Pimba.
9(4): 381-382.
TINDALE, N. B. 1953. New Rhopalocera and a list of species from the Grampian
Mountains, western Victoria.
11(1): 43-68, pls 18-21, figs I-4.
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
AUTHOR INDEX 39
TINDALE, N. B. 1955a. Archaeological site at Lake Menindee, New South Wales.
11(3); 269-298, pl. 25, figs 1-12.
TINDALE, N. B. 1955b. Revision of the ghost moths (Lepidoptera Homoneura, family
Hepialidac) Part VI.
11(4): 307-344, pls 26-32, figs 1-25.
TINDALE, N. B. 1957. Culture succession in south-eastern Australia from late
Pleistocene to the Present.
13(1): 1-49, figs 1-9.
TINDALE, N. B. 1958. Revision of the ghost moths (Lepidoptera Homoneura, family
Hepialidae) Part VII.
13(2): 157-197, pls 16-23, figs 1-35.
TINDALE, N. B. 1959. Totemic beliefs in the Western Desert of Australia. Part 1.
Women who become the Pleiades.
13(3): 305-332, pls 32-39, figs 1-8.
TINDALE, N. B. 196la. A new species of Chlenias (Lepidoptera, Boarmiidae) on
Acacia aneura with some Central Australian native beliefs about it.
14(1): 131-140, figs 1-9.
TINDALE, N. B. 1961b. Archaeological excavation of Noola rock shelter: a preliminary
report.
14(1): 193-196.
TINDALE, N. B. 1962a. Geographical knowledge of the Kaiadilt people of Bentinck
Island, Queensland.
14(2): 259-296, pls 8-9, fig | and a foldout map.
TINDALE, N. B. 1962b. Some population changes among the Kaiadilt people of
Bentinck Island, Queensland.
14(2): 297-336, pls 10-11, figs I-2.
TINDALE, N. B. 1963a. Totemic beliefs in the Western Desert of Australia,
Part I]. Musical rocks and associated objects of the Pitjantjatjara People.
14(3): 499-514, pls 25-26, figs 1-11.
TINDALE, N. B. 1963b. A Tjurunga-like stone pendant from New South Wales.
14(3): 555-559, figs 1+.
TINDALE, N. B. 1964. Revision of the ghost moths (Lepidoptera: Homoneura, family
Hepialidae) Part VIII.
14(4); 663. 668, pls 46-47.
TINDALE, N. B. 1965a. Stone implement making among the Nakako, Ngadadjara and
Pitjantjatjara of the Great Western Desert.
15(1): 131-164, figs 1-23.
TINDALE, N. B. 1965b. A new species of Holochila (Rhopalocera, family Lycacnidae)
from Victoria and southern New South Wales.
15(1): 165-174, pl. 14, figs 1-4.
TINDALE, N. B. 1968. Nomenclature of archaeological culture and associated
implements in Australia.
15(4): 615-640, figs 1-21.
40 AUTHOR INDEX
535 TINDALE, N. B. 1987a. The wanderings of Tjirbruki: a tale of the Kaurna
people of Adelaide.
20: 5-13, figs 1-2.
536 TINDALE, N. B. 1987b. Kariara views on some rock engravings at Port Hedland,
Western Australia.
21(1): 43-59, figs 1-133.
637 TINDALE, N. B. & BIRDSELL, J. B. 1941. Results of the Harvard—Adelaide
Universities Anthropological Expedition, 1938-1939. Tasmanoid Tribes in north
Queensland.
7(1): 1-9, pls 1-4.
538 TINDALE, N. B. & MAEGRAITH, B. G. 1931. Traces of an extinct Aboriginal
population on Kangaroo Island.
4(3): 275-289, figs I-11.
539 TINDALE, N. B. & MOUNTFORD, C. P. 1936. Results of the excavation of Kongarati
Cave, near Second Valiey, South Australia.
5(4): 487-502, figs 1-6.
TINDALE, N. B. sfe Hale, H. M. & Tindale, N. B., 1925.
TINDALE, N. B. see Hale, H. M. & Tindale, N. B., 1930.
TINDALE, N. B. sée Hale, H. M. & Tindale, N. B., 1933.
TINDALE, N. B. see Hale, H. M. & Tindale, N. B., 1934.
540 TRIGGER, D. S. 1987. Inland, coast and islands: traditional Aboriginal society and
material culture in a region of the southern Gulf of Carpentaria.
21(2): 69-84, figs 1-8.
541 TURNER, R. E. 1919. Description of three new species of Thynnidae (Hymenoptera).
1(2): 169-171.
542 TUXEN, S. L. 1961. Re-examination of the species of Protura described
by H. Womersley.
14(1): 63-106, figs 1-98.
543 TUXEN, S. L. 1977. Protura (Insecta) of the New Hebrides.
17(18): 299-307, figs 1-24.
544 TYLER, M. J. 1962. New hylid frog from the Central Highlands of New Guinea.
14(2): 253-257, fig 1.
545 TYLER, M. J. 1964. Systematic position of the New Guinea frog Hylella wolterstorffi
Werner.
14(4): 675-678, fig. 1.
546 TYLER, M. J. 1968. A taxonomic study of Hylid frogs of the Hyla lesueuri complex
occurring in north-western Australia.
15(4): 711-727, figs 1-5.
547 TYLER, M. J. 1969. A synopsis of the frogs of the genus Hy/a of north-western
Australia, with the description of a new species.
16(1): 1-11, figs 1-3.
548
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
5597
558
AUTHOR INDEX 4l
TYLER, M. J. 1972. Superficial mandibular musculature, vocal sacs and the phylogeny
of Australo-Papuan lepodactylid frogs.
16(9): 1-20, figs 1-5.
TYLER, M. J. 1976. Vertebrate type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. II. Amphibians.
17(8): 177-180.
TYLER, M. J. 1990. Amphibian type specimens in the South Australian Museum.
24(1): 1-9.
TYLER, M. J. & ANSTIS, M. 1975. Taxonomy and biology of frogs of the Litoria
citropa complex (Anura: Hylidae).
17(5): 41-50, figs 1-6.
TYLER, M. J., CROOK, G. A. & DAVIES, M. 1983. Reproductive biology of the
frogs of the Magela Creek System, Northern Territory.
18(18): 415-440, figs 1-15.
TYLER, M. J., GODTHELP, P. ARCHER, M. 1994. Frogs from a Plio-Pleistocene site
at Floraville Station, north-west Queensland.
27(2): 169-173, figs 1-7.
TYLER, M. J. & MARTIN, A. A. 1976. Taxonomic studies of some Australian
leptodactylid frogs of the genus Cyclorana Steindachner.
17(15): 261-276, figs 1-8.
TYLER, M. J., PARKER, F. & BULMER, R. N. H. 1966. Observations on
endoparasitic leeches infesting frogs in New Guinea.
15(2): 356-359, figs 1-3 [A—C].
TYLER, M. J. see Pretty, G. L. & Tyler, M. J., 1966.
TYLER, M. J. see Woodruff, D. S. & Tyler, M. J., 1968.
VAN HUET, S. 1994. The Lancefield megafauna site, Victoria.
27(2): 229.
VAN TETS, G. F. 1994, An extinct new genus and species of cormorant
(Phalacrocoracidae: Aves) from a Western Australian peat swamp.
27(2): 135-138, FIGS 1-4.
VAN TETS, G. F. see Rich, P. V. & Van Tets, G. F., 1981.
VAN TETS, G. F. see Smith, G. A., Miller, G. & Van Tets, G. F., 1994.
VERCO, J. C. 1922. Record of a European molluse not previously reported
from Australia.
2(2): 221.
VERCO, J. 1924. Record of European land molluscs introduced into South Australia.
2(4): 489-490.
VERCO, J. C. & COTTON, B. C. 1928. South Australian Cephalopoda.
4(1): 125-133, figs 36-38.
VETH, P., HAMM, G. & LAMPERT, R. J. 1990. The archaeological significance of the
Lower Cooper Creek.
24(1): 43-66, figs 1-9.
42
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
569
577
578
AUTHOR INDEX
VICKERS-RICH, P. see Rich, T. & Vickers-Rich, P., 1994.
VOGELSANG, T. 1942. Ceremonial objects of the Dieri Tribe, Cooper Creek, South
Australia. (Ochre balls, woven string wrappers, and pointing sticks, called the ‘hearts of
the Two Sons of the Muramura Darana’).
7(2): 149-150.
VOGELSANG, T. sef Berndt, R. M. & Vogelsang, T. 1941.
WAITE, E. R. 1918a. Review of the Australian blind snakes.
1(1): 1-34, pl. 1, figs 1-24.
WAITE, E. R. 1918b. Description of a new blind snake from the Solomon Islands.
1(1): 35-38, fig. 25.
WAITE, E. R. 1919. Two Australian blue whales, with special reference to the Corvisart
Bay whale.
1(2): 157-168, pls 21-26.
WAITE, E. R. 1920. Notes on the radiographs of two mice.
1(3): 191, pl. 33.
WAITE, E. R. 1921a. Catalogue of the fishes of South Australia.
2(1): 1-200, pl. 1, figs 1-332.
WAITE, E. R. 1921b. Index to genera and species [fishes].
2(1): 201-206.
WAITE, E. R. 1921c. Index to common names [fishes].
2(1): 207.
WAITE, E. R. 1922a. Two ziphoid Whales, not previously recorded from
South Australia.
2(2): 209-214, pls 2-3.
WAITE, E. R. 1922b. Description of a new Australian fish of the genus Congiopus.
2(2): 215-218, fig. 333.
WAITE, E. R. 1922c. Studies in Australian sharks. No. 4.
2(2): 219-220, figs 334.
WAITE, E. R. 1923. An aboriginal girdle.
2(3): 331-332, pl. 5, fig. 351.
WAITE, E. R. 1924a. Dummy mourning caps of the Murray River natives.
2(4): 471-478, pls 26-28.
WAITE, E. R. 1924b. Illustrations of and notes on some Australian fishes.
2(4): 479-487, pls 29-31, figs 379-380.
WAITE, E. R. 1925. Field notes on some Australian reptiles and a batrachian.
3(1): 17-32, figs I-15.
WAITE, E. R. 1926. A young blue whale.
3(2): 135-144, figs 66-76.
WAITE, E. R. 1927a. The tavau or coil feather currency of Santa Cruz Island.
3(3): 219-222, fig. 91.
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
AUTHOR INDEX 43
WAITE, E. R. 1927b. Supplement to the catalogue of fishes of South Australia.
3(3): 223-234, pl. 13.
WAITE, E. R. & HALE, H. M. 1921. Review of the lophobranchiate fishes (pipe—fishes
and sea-horses) of South Australia.
1(4): 293-324, figs 39-56.
WAITE, E. R. & LONGMAN, H. A. 1920. Descriptions of little-known
Australian snakes.
1(3): 173-180, pl. 27, figs 32-38.
WAITE, E. R. see McCulloch, A. R. & Waite, E. R., 1918a.
WAITE, E. R. SEE McCulloch, A. R. & Waite, E. R., 1918b.
WAITE, E. R. sce Stirling, E. & Waite, E. R., 1919.
WALLACE, M. 1992. The Crockers Well meteorite: an unusual LL7 breccia from
South Australia.
26(1): 61-65, figs 1-4.
WALSHE, K. see Baynes, A. & Walshe, K., 1994.
WASSON, R. J. see Smith, M. A., Williams, E. & Wasson, R. J., 1991.
WATERHOUSE, G. A. 1933. Notes on the type specimens of Hesperiidae (Lepidoptera)
in the Museums in Australia, with special reference to those in the South
Australian Museum.
5(1): 49-62.
WATTS, C. H. S. 1987. Revision of Australian Berosus Leach (Coleoptera:
Hydrophilidae).
21(1): 1-28, figs 1-82.
WATTS, C. H. S. 1988a. Revision of Australian Halipilidae (Coleoptera).
22(1): 21-28, figs 1-14.
WATTS, C. H. S. 1988b. Revision of Australasian Hydrophilus Miller, 1764
(Coleoptera: Hydrophilidae).
22(2): 117-130, figs 1-17.
WATTS, C. H. S. 1989. Revision of Australasian Sternolophus Solier (Coleoptera:
Hydrophilidae).
23(2): 89-95, figs 1-8.
WATTS, C. H. S. 1990. Revision of Australian Hydrobiomorpha Blackburn (Coleoptera:
Hydrophilidae).
24(1): 35-42, figs 1-23.
WEEDING, B. J. sEE Cotton, B. C. & Weeding, B. J., 1941.
WELLS, R. T. & TEDFORD, R. 1994. Functional anatomy of the Lake Callabonna
sthenurine kangaroos.
27(2): 229.
WELLS, R. T. sfe Baynes, A. & Wells, R. T., 1994.
WELLS, R. T. see Megirian D., Murney, P. F. & Wells R. T. 1994.
WELLS, R. T. see Megirian D., Wells, R. T. & Tedford, R. H. 1994.
44
590
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
601
602
603
604
AUTHOR INDEX
WELLS, R. T. SEE Prideaux, G. J. & Wells, R. T. 1994.
WHITE, A. W. & ARCHER, M. 1994. Emydura lavarackorum, a new Pleistocene turtle
(Pleurodira : Chelidae) from fluviatile deposits at Riversleigh, northwestern Queensland.
27(2): 159-167, figs 1-5.
WHITE, I. 1988. The limits on fighting in an Aboriginal community.
22(1): 49-51.
WHITEHOUSE, F. W. ste Howchin, W. H. & Whitehourse, F. W., 1928.
WHITLEY, G. 1935. Fishes from Princess Charlotte Bay, north Queensland.
5(3): 345~365, figs 1-11.
WHITLEY, G. P. 1938. A new stromateiform fish from South Australia.
6(2): 159-162, pl. 16.
WHITLEY, G. P. 1943. A new Australian shark.
7(4): 397-399.
WILLIAMS, E. 1988. The archaeology of the Cooper Basin: report on fieldwork.
22(1): 53-62, figs 1, 2.
WILLIAMS, E. see Smith, M. A. Williams, E. & Wasson, R. J. 1991.
WILLIS, P. M. & MOLNAR, R. E. 1991. A new middle Tertiary crocodile from Lake
Palankarinna, South Australia.
25(1): 39-55, figs 1-12.
WITTMAN, K. J. 1986. Redescription of the mysid crustacean, Notomysis australiensis
(Tattersall) comb. nov., representative of a new genus.
19(10): 139-143, figs 1--26.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1934. A revision of the Trombid and Erythraeid mites of Australia,
with descriptions of new genera and spccics.
5(2): 179-254, figs 1-235.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1935. On the occurrence in Australia of Acarina of the family
Teneriffiidac (Trombidoidea).
5(3): 333-338, figs 1, 2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1936a. An interesting chironomid 7e/matogeton australicus sp. nov.
from a South Australian reef.
5(4): 439-443, figs 1, 2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1936b. Further records and descriptions of Australian Collembola.
5(4): 475-485, figs 1-7.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1937. A revision of the Australian Trombiditdae (Acarina).
6(1): 75-100, figs 1-3.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1941a. Studies in Australian Acarina (2) Tyroglyphidae (s.1.).
6(4): 451-488, figs 1-21.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1941b. Notes on the Cheyletidae (Acarina, Trombidoidea) of Australia
and New Zealand, with descriptions of new species.
7(1): 51-64, figs 1-9.
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
AUTHOR INDEX 45
WOMERSLEY, H. 1942. Additions to the Acarina of Australia (Trombidiidae and
Calyptostomidae).
7(2): 169-181, figs 1-10.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1943a. Australian Acarina of the family Trichadenidae.
7(3): 245-248, fig. 1.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1943b. A revision of the spiders of the genus Missulena
Walckenaer 1805.
7(3): 249-270, figs 1-6.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1943c. On Astacopsiphagus parasiticus Vietz 1931
(Acarina—Halacaridae) parasitic in the gill chambers of Eustacus sulcatus Clark, M. S.
7(4): 401-403, fig. 1.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1945a. Australian Acarina. The genera Brachvchthonius Berl. and
Cosmochthonius Berl. (Hypochthonidae-Oribatoidea).
8(2): 219-223, figs I, 2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1945b. An interesting and primitive new genus of Laelaptidae
(Acarina) from Australia and New Guinea.
8(2): 225-228.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1945c. A revision of the Microtrombidiinae (Acarina, Trombidiidae)
of Australia and New Guinea.
8(2): 293-355, figs 1-38.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1950. On the female of the dipteron Scatopse aptera
Womersley 1942.
9(3): 331-332, fig. 1.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1952. The scrub-typhus and scrub-itch mites (Trombiculidae, Acarina)
of the Asiatic-Pacific Region. Parts I, 2.
10(1): 1-673, pls 1-118.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1953. On sarcoptid or mange-mites of the wombat.
11(1): 69-73, figs 1, 2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1954a. Two new species of mites (Acarina: Mesostigmata: Ascaidae)
associated with bark-boring beetles from South Australia.
11(2): 113-116, figs 1-2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1954b. Two new species of ectoparasitic mites from pouched mice,
Sminthopsis from Australia.
11(2): 117-120, figs 1, 2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1954c. On the subfamily Trombellinae Sig Thor 1935 (Acarina:
Trombidiidae) with the diagnosis of the nymph of Audyana thompsoni Womersley, 1954.
11(2): 121-128, figs 1-2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1959a. Redescription of two Canestrini’s 1884 species of
Australian Acarina.
13(3): 339-347, figs 1-3.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1959b. A new species of Urodiscella (Acarin Uropodidae) from
Australia.
13(3): 349-353, fig. 1.
46
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
628
629
630
AUTHOR INDEX
WOMERSLEY, H. 1960. A new coprophilous uropodid mite, Ci/liba coprophila sp.nov.
from a bat cave in South Australia (Acarina—Cillibidae).
13(4): 471-479, figs 3.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1961a. Studies of the Acarina fauna of leaf-litter and moss from
Australia. No. 1. A new genus and species of Phaulodinychidae, Corbidinychus
corbicularis, from Queensland (Acarina, Uropodina).
14(1): 107-113, figs 1-2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1961b. Studies of the Acarina fauna of leaf-litter and moss from
Australia No. 2. A new trachytid mite (Polvaspinus tuberculatus) from Queensland
(Acarina, Trachytina).
14(1): 115-123, figs 1-2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1961c. A new record of the little known Calotrachytes sclerophyllus
(Michael, 1908) from New Zealand (Acarina, Polyaspidae) with description of the male
and nymph.
14(1): 125-129, fig. 1.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1963a. A new larval Neotrombidium (Acarina, Leeuwenhoekiidae)
from bat guano.
14(3): 473-476, fig. 1.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1963b. Monunguis Wharton 1938, a valid genus
(Acarina, Trombidoidea).
14(3): 477-485, figs 1-2.
WOMERSLEY, H. 1963c. New records of Diarthrophallidae (Acarina) with the
description of the hitherto unknown larval stage.
14(3): 487-497, figs 1-7.
WOMERSLEY, H. & DOMROW, R. 1959. A new Asternolaelaps from Australia
(Acarina: Ichthyostomatogasteridae).
13(3): 354-359, fig. 1.
WOOD-JONES, F. 1923. The marsupial genus Thalacomys: A review of the
rabbit-bandicoots, with the description of a new species.
2(3): 333-352, figs 352-360.
WOOD-JONES, F. 1925a. A revision of the South Australian jerboa mice, with the
description of a new species.
3(1): 1-7.
WOOD-JONES, F. 1925b. The eared seals of South Australia.
3(1): 9-16.
WOOD-JONES, F. & CAMPBELL, T. D. 1924. Six hitherto undescribed skulls of
Tasmanian natives with an account of the palate and teeth.
2(4): 459-469, pls 23-25 fig 378.
WOODS, N. H. see Cotton, B. C. & Woods, N. H., 1933.
WOODS, N. H. see Cotton, B. C. & Woods, N. H., 1935.
WOODBURNE, M. O. se Stirton, R. A., Tedford, R. H. & Woodburne, M. O., 1967.
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
O*
AUTHOR INDEX 47
WOODRUFF, D. S. & TYLER, M. J. 1968. Additions to the frog fauna of
South Australia.
15(4): 705-709, figs 1-2.
WORTHY, T. H. 1994. Late Quaternary changes in the moa fauna (Aves:
Dinornithiformes) on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand.
27(2): 125-134, figs |, 2.
YATES, A. SEE McHenry, B. & Yates, A., 1993.
YOSHII, R. 1966. Neanurid Collembola of Australia preserved in the South
Australian Museum.
15(2): 261 -274, figs 1-6.
ZBIK, M. & PRING, A. 1994. The Choolkooning 001 meteorite: a new (L6)
olivine-hypersthene chondrite from South Australia.
27(1): 53-56, figs 1, 2.
ZEIDLER, W. 1978. Echinoderm type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum.
17(25): 373-380.
ZEIDLER, W. 1985. Molluse type-specimens in the South Australian
Museum. 2. Gastropoda: Conidae.
195): 69-75, figs 1-3.
ZEIDLER, W. 1987. The scaled-squid Lepidoteuthis grimaldii Joubin from southern
Australian waters.
21(2): 157-159, figs 1, 2.
ZEIDLER, W. 1994. Obituary — Shane Parker.
27(1): 57-64, (fig).
ZEIDLER, W. & GOWLETT, K. L. 1986. Mollusc type-specimens in the South
Australian Museum. 3. Polyplacophora.
19(8): 97-115, fig 1.
ZEIDLER, W, & MACPHAIL, M. K. 1978. Mollusc type-specimens in the South
Australian Museum. |. Cephalopoda and Scaphopoda.
17(26): 381-385.
ZEIDLER, W, & ROWE, F. 1986. A revision of the southern Australian starfish genus
Nectria (Asteroidea: Oreasteridae), with the description of a new species.
19(9): 117-138.
ZEIDLER, W. sez Gowlett-Holmes, K. L. & Zeidler, W., 1993.
ZIETZ, F. R. 1920. Catalogue of Australian lizards.
1(3): 181-228.
ZIMMERMAN, E. G. 1938. /dotasia of Fiji (Coleoptera, Curculionidae).
6(2): 163-168, fig 1.
SUBJECT INDEX 49
Subject index
A timidus 643
virgatus 643
Aaroniella rawlingsi 457 Aboriginal archaeology, bibliography 281
Abantiades Aboriginal archaeology
albofasciatus 501
aphenges 501
aurilegulus 501
barcas 501
fulvomarginatus 501
hyalinatus 501
hydrographus 501
labyrinthicus 501
latipennis 501
leucochiton 501
magnificus 501
marcidus 501
ocellatus 501
sericatus 501
Abbreviata
confusa 451
demansiae 451
gallardi 451
Ablepharus
boulengeri 643
boutonii 369, 643
broomensis 643
burnettii 643
distinguendus 643
elegans 643
greyii 372, 643
heteropus 643
lineatus 643
lineo-ocellatus 372, 643
muelleri 643
orientalis 369, 643
ornatus 643
rhodonoides 643
taeniopleurus 369, 643
tenuis 643
theory and nomenclature 224, 300, 513,
506, 522, 534
Aboriginal archaeology, burial sites
Devon Downs, Lower Murray Valley 224
Gidgealpa 418
Kongarati Cave, Second Valley 539
Nackara Springs 129
Tartanga, Lower Murray Valley 224
Aboriginal archaeology, camp sites, hearths
and excavations
Broken Hill 37
Cooper Creek 561, 595
Flinders Ranges 299, 300
Hallett Cove 79, 80, 506
Kangaroo Island 505, 506, 538
Lake Menindee, NSW 520
Lower Murray Valley 224
Noola, NSW 526
Pitcairn Station 128
Princess Charlotte Bay, Qld 226
Second Valley 539
Simpson Desert 454
South-East 52, 54
Spencer Gulf 455
Strzelecki Desert 456
Sturt River 130
Aboriginal archaeology, stone artefacts
Australites as 131
axes 226, 516, 517
incised stones 75
‘Kartan’, or large stone tools 74, 79, 80,
506, 538
microliths, pirri points 51, 53
slate scrapers 127
50 SUBJECT INDEX
stone arrangements and cairns 129, 335,
389
stone tools, general 37, 52, 54, 75, 77, 79,
224, 226, 233, 251, 300, 396, 398, 456,
469, 500, 505, 506, 515, 516, 517, 522,
526, 538, 561
Aboriginal archaeology, stone tool collecting
localities
Broken Hill and Olary region 37, 128, 129
Cooper Creek 561
Coromandel Valley 130
Devon Downs 534
Eucla 396
Fulham 506
Hallett Cove 79, 80, 506
Kangaroo Island 74, 76, 78, 233, 538
Marree 75
Melrose 79
Moonee Beach, NSW 398
Mornington Island, Qld 515
Oodnadatta 75
Penola 54
Policeman Point 534
Port MacDonnell 469
Shark Bay, WA 396
South-East of South Australia 52
Stuart Range 75
Western Australia 396
Western Desert 532
Wirrealpa 75
Woakwine Range 54
Aboriginal art
Albert Namatyira 481
bark paintings 377, 495
crayon drawings 374, 375
decorated skin rugs 381
painted turtle bone and turtle skulls 226
publications 373, 481
Aboriginal art, rock engravings, poundings
Cleland Hills, Central Australia 133
Flinders Ranges 223
Gallery Hill, north WA 385
Granites Mine, NT, 376
Hill Grange Station 128
Koonawarra, NSW 382
Mann and Musgrave Ranges 376
Manunda Creek 128
Mt Olga, NT 376
Nackara Springs 129
Pitcairn Station 128
Olary, Panaramittee region 33, 128, 129
Orroroo 45
Pimba 227, 518
Port Hedland, WA 536
Tomsons rockhole, NT 376
Aboriginal art, rock paintings
Arnhem Land and Roper River, NT 379,
386, 387
Cleland Hills 133
Cook Hill 378
Flinders Ranges 223, 378
Mount Lofty Ranges 378, 380
Musgrave Ranges 524
Princess Charlotte Bay, Qld 225, 226
South Australia 378
Aboriginal artefacts and weapons
axes 226, 516, 517
bags, baskets, bowls 226, 343, 483, 494
boats, canoes and paddles 23, 226, 495,
540
boomerangs 343, 395, 494, 536, 540
clothing, decoration and ornament 226,
343, 381, 384, 388, 395, 483, 494, 530,
539, 573
clubs and throwing sticks 49, 225, 343,
494
fire-making implements 226, 483, 494,
539
fishing equipment 23, 225, 226, 494, 495,
540
food utensils 406, 483, 494, 540
message sticks 226, 494
mourning caps 574
musical instruments 343, 494, 529
nets 483, 539
pearl and baler shell ornaments 226, 388
pendants 540
rope and string 226, 343, 483, 494, 495
SUBJECT INDEX 51
shelters, huts 52, 226, 343, 395, 483, 494,
495
shields 236
spears 225, 343, 483, 494, 536, 540
spearthrowers 225, 483, 536, 540
tjurunga and sacred objects 13, 383, 494,
529, 530, 562
toas 237, 358, 472
Aboriginal ceremonial practice 225, 343,
395, 483, 494
Aboriginal demography 225, 528, 537, 540
Aboriginal exhibitions and publications 236,
249, 373, 481
Aboriginal Family History project 235
Aboriginal foods 52, 224, 225, 494
Aboriginal healing and sorcery 33, 35, 225,
226
Aboriginal history and anthropology
Aboriginal Family History Project 235
Aboriginal photographs 283
Board for Anthropological Research
history 282
Carl Jung’s fieldwork on Cooper Creek,
1870s 395
George French Angas in South Australia,
1840s 52
history of anthropology 14, 34, 52, 235,
281, 282, 284, 395, 534
Kaidilt history, Bentinck Island, Qld 527,
528
sacred objects custodianship project 13
South Australian fieldwork in the 1940s 34
South Australian Museum history 215,
236, 284
T. D. Campbell (obituary) 132
Tasmanian Aborigines on Kangaroo Island
505
Tindale-Birdsell expedition of 1938-1939,
537
Aboriginal human biology and osteology 50,
137, 185, 224, 418, 520, 522, 528, 537,
539, 540, 631
Aboriginal hunting and gathering practices
40, 225, 287, 389, 405, 483, 494, 540
Aboriginal Janguages and linguistics 223,
226, 239, 240, 395, 472, 483, 495, 503,
540
Aboriginal mortuary practice 225, 343, 494,
574
Aboriginal mythology and beliefs 33, 225,
236, 237, 240, 241, 335, 374, 383, 388,
395, 472, 503, 507, 524, 525, 527, 529,
535, 536, 538, 539, 562
Aboriginal peoples
Aurukun 483
Baranguan 225, 226
Buandik 52, 54, 469
Cape York Peninsula 225, 226, 343
Diari 472
Dieri 35, 472, 562
Garawa 405
Groote Eylandt 494
Gulf of Carpentaria 494, 495, 540
Holroyd River 343
Ingura 494, 495, 540
Jangkundjara 524, 529
Jaralde 503
Kaidilt 515, 527, 528
Kangaroo Island
extinct Aboriginal inhabitants 506, 538
Karangura 20, 240
Kariara 536
Kaurna 535
Kendall River 343
Kokolamalama 225, 226
Kongarati Caves 539
Kuyant 472
Lake Alexandrina 503
Mandjindjara 524
Maruara 507
Murray River 574
Mutumui 225, 226
Nakako 532
Negadjadjara 374, 524, 532
Ngadjuri 33
Ngamani 472
Ngarrindjeri 34, 234
Pillatapa 472
52
SUBJECT INDEX
Pindiint 524
Pitjantjatjara 41, 383, 524, 529, 532
Princess Charlotte Bay, North Queensland
Part | 225
Part II 226
Second Valley 539
South Australia
lower South-East 52
South-East 52
Tasmanian people 505, 538, 631
Kangaroo Island 76, 223, 505, 538
stone implements 500, 506
Tasmanoid tribes
North Queensland 537
Tirari 472
Walmabria 225, 226
Walpiri 223
Warburton Ranges 374
Wik 483
Woakwine Ranges 52
Wonkamarla 472
Wonkanguru 472
Wonkarabana 472
Worara 335
Wudjari 516
Yandruwanta 472
Yanyuwa 23, 40
Yauraworka 472
Yeluyanti 472
Aboriginal site recording 238, 240, 482
Aboriginal social change
Aboriginal mobility in north-west South
Australia 228
alcohol-related problems 34, 433, 591
atomic tests and the Pitjantjatjara 41
impact of Europeans, missions 537
limits on fighting 591
South Australian fieldwork in 1940s 34
Aboriginal social structure, marriage, kinship
225, 343, 483, 494, 540, 591
Acacia aneura 525
Acacicis
abundans 434
minor 434
Acanthidium quadrispinosum 567
Acanthiza
pusilla 7\
tenuirostris 7\
ACANTHIZIDAE 71
Acanthocephala 27, 126, 271, 356, 452
checklist from Australian birds 356
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection (1984) 452
Acanthocephala rufogularis SEE
Acanthogenys rufogularis
Acanthocephalus
criniae 126
hastae 126
Acanthochites
cornutus 640
crocodilus 640
exilis 640
granulosus 164
jucundus 640
kimberi 640
mariae 640
matthewsi 640
maughani 640
rostratus 164
rubrostratus 640
rufus 640
subviridis 640
tatei 640
tristis 640
verconis 640
Acanthochiton
adelaidae 18, 164
balcombiensis 164
bednalli 640
brookesi 640
casus 19, 164
drunus 19, 164
faluniensis \7
forsythensis 19, 164
gatliffi 640
heterochaetus 640
inexpectus 19, 164
kimberi 640
SUBJECT INDEX
macrocystialis 640
maxillaris 640
pilsbryoides 19, 164
pilsbrvi 640
porcina 640
retrojectus 640
sabratus 19, 164
shirleyi 640
singletoni 164
spongialis 640
spp. 110
thackwayi 640
trianguloides 19, 164
turtoni 640
zealandicus 640
ACANTHOCHITONIDAE 163, 164, 640
Acanthogenys rufogularis
parasites 22, 355
Acanthoglossa quadraticeps 47
Acanthomurus plumbeus 601
Acanthopegasus lancifer 567
Acanthoperca spp. 592
Acanthophis
antarctica
parasites 279
antarcticus 295, 369
pyrrhus 367
Acanthopleura
balansae 640
gemmata 640
gemmatus 640
Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris 288
Acanthotaenia
gallardi 452
tidswelli 452
Acar coma 98
Acaraptera
denticeps 297
dimorpha 297
minuta 297
53
Acari 120, 122, 285, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324,
325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 459,
461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468,
598, 599, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 608,
609, 610, 611, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617,
618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 623, 624, 625,
626, 627
ACARONYCHINAE 324
Acaropsis docta 604
Acaroptes vombatus 614
ACAROPTIDAE 614
Accipiter
cirrhocephalus 72
fasciatus 72
novaehollandiae 72
spp.
parasites 355
ACCIPITRIDAE 71, 475
Acentronura australe 157, 567, 580
Acerentomon
agrorum 543
bagnalli 543
metarhinus 543
nemorale 543
oblongu 543
pinus 543
Acerentulus
australiensis 543
capensis 543
occidentalis 543
sexspinatus 543
tillyardi 543
westraliensis 543
Achias
albertisi 336
amplividens 336
apictipennis 336
australis 336
brachyophthalmus 336
diversifrons 336
fulviceps 336
furcatus 336
gjellerupi 336
kurandana 336
54
latividens 336
longividens 336
macrocephalus 336
oculatus 336
platychirus 336
punctulatus 336
rothschildi 336
strigatus 336
subnudus 336
thoracalis 336
venustulus 336
Achiosoma
aspiciens 336
costalis 336
dacoides 336
nigrifacies 336
Achoerodus gouldii 372, 567
Achorutes
hirtellus 601, 634
Achrochordus
granulatus 369
javanicus 369
Aciagrion fragilis 491
Acoleus hedlyi 452
ACOLEIDAE 356
Aconichthys harrissoni 157
ACONTIOPHORIDAE 393
Acontiophorus
spp. 393
zealandicus 393
Acracantha
abnormalis |}
tasmaniensis 1\
Acrocalanus gracilis 393
Acrochordus javanicus
parasites 279
Acrosticta apicalis 336
ACTINOPODA 108
Actinus imperialis 48
Acuaria
colluricinclae 451
flindersi 45
microecae 451
mirafrae 45|
SUBJECT INDEX
petterae 451
streperina 45 |
ACUARIIDAE 356
ACUARIOIDEA 451
Acugamasus
cursor 322
elachyaspis 323
punctatus 323
semipunctatus 323
spp. 322
Aculops keiferi 468
Acutoplax cottoni 640
Adelaide
changes in Aboriginal society 34
Adelaide Plains
stone implements 74
Adelaide Supergroup 116
Adelaide System szE Adelaide Supergroup
Adelcidaris
impressa 108
tubaria 108
Adelium porculatum 423
Adelonema trichosuri 451
Adelotus brevis 548
Adelphodrassus inornatus 424
Adenanthos sericea 288
Adenophorea 168
Adenopterus norfolkensis 57
Adeona grisea 333
Adeonellopsis
baccata 162
foliacea 333
sulcata 162
Adusta spp. 471
ADUSTINAE 471
Aedia acronyctoides 510
Aegisocoris granulatus 298
Aegotheles cristata
parasites 355
Aeluroscalabotes brunneus 643
Aerolite meteorites 85
AESCHNIDAE 491
SUBJECT INDEX 55
Afossochiton
cudmorei 19, 164
dendus 19, 164
iscus 19, 164
magnicostatus 19, 164
spp. 110
sulci 19, 164
Afrogamasellus
mitigatus 322
spp. 322
succinctus 322
tetrastigma 322
AGAMIDAE 250, 263, 369, 371, 643
Agamonema
campbelli 277
Aganippe subtristis
parasites 120
Aganthinus tridens 423
Agaricus
xanthodermus 63
AGELENIDAE 424
Aglaocetus sp. 151
Agonophorus spp. 119
Agonostomus forsteri 567
AGOPONIDAE 157
Agriocnemis sp. 491
Agriolimax
agrestis 105
laevis 105
reticulatus 105
Agrionoptera insignis 491
Agrostis billardieri 62
Ahaetulla punctulata 369
Aitape, skull 138, 215
Alainchabaudia
aegotheles 451
alcedinis 451
Albacypraea spp. 471
‘Albert Namatjira ...” (Amadio et a/. 1986)
book review 481
Alcohol
Aboriginal prohibition laws 34
Alcoholism
Aboriginal rehabilitation 433
history of Aboriginal programs 433
Alectura lathami
parasites 271
ALEPOCEPHALIDAE 579
Aleposomus squamilaterus 579
Aleuris brachvlopi 451
Aligherinia angustifrons 150
Alittus
carinatus 309
flavolineatus 309
ALLECULIDAE 423
Allingham Formation 38
Allocader nesiotes 121
ALLOCREADIDAE 27, 356
Allocyttus verrucosus 567
Allodiastylis
cretatus 204, 205
hirtipes 209
johnstoni 209
spp. 209
tenuipes 209
Allogamasellus spp. 322
Allomycterus jaculiferus 579
ALLONOTHRIDAE 326
Allostichaster
polyplax 59, 108, 448
regularis 59, 108, 448, 636
ALLOTHROMBIINAE 602
Allothrombium
antipodianum 598, 602
delicatulum 598, 602
guttatum 598, 602
spp. 598
terrae-reginae 602
wvandrae 598, 602
Alocostoma clelandi 451
Alopias vulpinus 567
ALOPIIDAE 567
Alphitobius laevigatus 423
56 SUBJECT INDEX
Alteutha
signata 39]
spinicauda 391
spp. 391
Altispecula geniculosa 103
Altivasum flindersi 106
“Am Cooper Creek’ (Carl E. Jung, 1878)
English translation 395
Amalipa ceremonies 494
Amarygmus
bicolor 423
morio 423
Amathia spiralis 333
Amaurobius
annulipes 424
candidus 424
frequens 424
Ambassis
agassizli 592
nigripinnis 592
papuensis 592
telkara 157, 592
Amblygobius phalaena 592
Amblypneustes
formosus 59, 108
grandis 108
leucoglobus 108
ovum 59, 108
pachistus 108
pallidus 59, 108
Amerianna pectorosa
parasites 269
Amidostomum
biziurae 278, 451
cygni 278
tribonyx 451
Ammonoidea 153, 252
Ammonites 153, 252
Ammotretis
brevipinnis 579
elongatus 567
rostratus 567
tudori 567
Ammotrophus
cyclius 59, 108, 636
platyterus 59, 108, 636
Amorena
undulata 99
spp. 99
Amoria
newmanae 99
spp. 99
Amorphoscelis pellucida 492
AMPHIASCINAE 392
Amphiascoides
intermixtus 391
spp. 392
Amphiascopsis
australis 39]
longipes 391
spp. 392
Amphiascus spp. 392
Amphibia 46, 66, 118, 295, 369, 544, 545,
546, 547, 548, 549, 550, 551, 553, 554
576, 632
Magela Creek, NT 552
mediaeval beliefs 420
parasites 27, 555
type specimens
South Australian Museum collection
(1976) 549
(1989) 550
Amphibiophilus egerniae 451
AMPHIBOLIDAE 304
Amphibolurus
adelaidensis 643
barbatus 250, 369, 643
caudicinctus 250, 369, 643
cristatus 643
decresii 643
diemensis 643
gibba 250
imbricatus 643
inermis 643
Jugularis 643
maculatus 643
muricatus 643
SUBJECT INDEX 57
ornatus 643
pictus 643
reticulatus 643
rufescens 250, 643
scutulatus 250, 643
spp. 371
vadnappa 250
websteri 643
Amphicephaloides thylogale 451
AMPHIDESMATIDAE 91
Amphidiscosida 426
Amphiodia
mesopoma 59
ochroleuca 108
Amphiophiura colleta 59, 108
Amphipneustes bifidus 636
Amphipoda 394, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445
Amphipolis squamata 108
Amphisopus ambiguus 443
Amphiura
constricta 108
microsoma 108
nannodes 108
phrixa 636
trisacantha 59, 108, 636
AMPHIURIDAE 59, 108
Amplicaecum mackerrasae 45 |
Amplisepia apama 95, 560
Amusurgus fascifrons 57
Amygdalum beddomei 89
Amvytornis
goyderi 402
parasites 22
spp. 402
Anacanthini 567
Anadara trapezia 87, 106
Aname sp.
parasites 120
Anampses lennardi \57
ANATIDAE 475
fossils 38, 475
Anatrichosoma haycocki 45]
Anax guttatus 491
Anaxipha
anaxiphoides 57
longipennis 57
mjdbergi 57
papuana 57
Anchicolurus waitei 204
Ancient shorelines SEE ALSO Terraces, 513
Anchistylis waitei 214
Ancoratheca australiensis 422
ANCYLOCERATIDAE 252
Anelassorhynchus
porcellus 125
vegrandis 125
ANEURINAE 297
Aneurus
australicus 297
crenulatus 297
cetratus 297
micronesicus 297
robustus 297
Angas
‘Savage life and scenes in Australia and
New Zealand’ (1847) 52
ANGIODICTYIDAE 356
Anguilla
australis 567
reinhardtii 567, 579
Anguillicola australiensis 451
ANGUILLIDAE 567
Anhinga sp. 38
ANHINGIDAE
fossils 38
Animal skins
decorated rugs 381, 384
ANISAKIDAE 356
Anisakis
kogiae 451, 273
similis 274
oceanicus 451
simplex 274, 276, 277
sp. 274, 276
Anisolabis verhoeffi 42
Anisomysis australis 484
58 SUBJECT INDEX
Anisops
calcaratus 187
doris 187
endymion 187
fieberi 187, 190
gratus 187
hyperion 187
nasuta 254
ocularis 187
Stali 187
timorensis 254
Anisoradsia mawlei 640
Anisynta
albovenata 403
cynone 583
polysema 583
sphenosema 583
ANKYLOSAURIDAE 490
ANKYLOSTOMATOIDEA 451
Annelida 154, 555
Annepona spp. 471
Anobium minutum SEE Dasytes minutus
Anoestostoma oudemansi 603
ANOETIDAE 603
Anomatlocaris sp. 347
Anomalopteryx didiformis 633
ANOMIIDAE 89
Anomognathus debilis 47
ANOMOPSYLLIDAE 393
Anomotaenia
asymmetrica 452
rhinocheti 452
Anophiura banzarei 636
Anoplocapros
gibbosus 157. 567
lenticularis 567
ANOPLOCEPHALIDAE 356
Anoplocotyle australis 453
Anoplodiscus australis SEE Anoplocotyle
australis
ANOPLOSTOMATIDAE 168
Anseriformes 475
Antarctica
fossils 143
Antechinomys
laniger 81, 399
spenceri 399, 142
Antechinostrongylus disgubernaculus 45 |
Antechinus
bellus 399
bilarni 399
macdonnellensis 399
maculatus 399
ANTEDONIDAE 59, 108
ANTENNARIIDAE 156, 157, 344, 567
Antennolaelaps
affinis 322
aremenae 323
celox 323
convexus 322
testudo 322
Anthaster valvulatus 59, 108, 448
Anthenea
flavescens 59
tuberculosa 59
ANTHENEIDAE 108, 448
Anthobothrium sexorchidum 452
Anthochaera
carunculata 288
chrysoptera 288
Anthochiton
duodeni 19, 164
macdonaldensis 19, 164
octocostatus 19, 164
spp. 110
Anthochoera spp.
parasites 355
ANTHOCORIDAE 173, 174, 175
ANTHOCORINAE 173, 175
Anthocoris
austropiceus 173
pacificus 173
ANTHRIBIDAE 423
Anthribus griseus SEE Phloeobius griseus
Anthropology, Melanesian SEE ALSO
Melanesian, 25, 26, 32, 58, 138, 283, 284,
354, 417, 419, 508, 578
SUBJECT INDEX 59
Anthropology and history, Aboriginal
Aboriginal Family History Project 235
Aboriginal photographs 283
Board for Anthropological Research
history 282
Carl Jung’s fieldwork on Cooper Creek,
1870s 395
George French Angas in South Australia,
1840s 52
history of anthropology 14, 34, 52, 235,
281, 282, 284, 395, 534
Kaidilt history, Bentinck Island, Qld 527,
528
sacred objects custodianship project 13
South Australian fieldwork in the 1940s 34
South Australian Museum history 215,
235, 284
T. D. Campbell (obituary) 132
Tasmanian Aborigines on Kangaroo Island
505, 538
Tindale-Birdsell expedition of 1938-1939
537
Anthus australis
parasites 355
ANTICOMATIDAE 168
Antineura
biroi 336
devia 336
grandis 336
kerteszi 336
pubiseta 336
sericata 336
stolata 336
strigifer 336
Anurogryllus australis 57
Anusoidea varia 150
Apactoneura flavicornis 336
Apate
jesuita SEE Bostrychopsis jesuita
minuta SEE Dinoderus minutus
Apatemon
intermedium 453
vitelliresiduus 453
Apatopygus
occidentalis 108
recens 59
Aphanocephalus
nitidus 309
poropterus 309
punctulatus 309
Aphantophryne sabini 550
Aphelodoris
berghi 43
greeni 43
juliae 43
lawsae 43
rossquicki 43
varia 43
Apheloglossa
insularis 47
pacifica 47
Aphonoides
angustissimus 57
australis 57
bicolor 57
brevis 57
hackeri 57
lividus 57
Apium australe 62
Aplectana flindersi 275
Aplectana flindersi SEE Maxvachonia
flindersi
Aplerotus
grossi 5
maculatus 5
APLOACTINIDAE 567
Aploactis milesii 567
APLODACTYLIDAE 575, 579
Apodes 567
Apogon conspersus 567
APOGONIDAE 157, 567, 592
Apogonops anomalus 579
Appolonius
robustus 180
territorialis 180
60 SUBJECT INDEX
Aprasia erraticus 297
inaurita 250 fuscicornis 297
pseudopulchella 250 leucotelus 297
pulchella 643 Araneae 21, 166, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247
Aprocta Araneus
australis 451
bakeri 22, 451
boulengeri 22, 451
nigropunctatus 424
verrucosus 424
viridipes 424
corvicola 451 Arbela
vestibulata 451 costalis 292
APROCTIDAE 356 immista 292
APROCTINAE 22 nitidula 292
APROCTOIDEA 451 Arborophila crudigularis
Aprosmictus erythropterus 71 parasites 257
Apterogryllus Arca
navicularis 87
negata 98
pedestris 57
rugosus 57
Aptvchotrema banksii 579 solida 87
Aquila audax 72 Archaeology Sze 4LSo Aboriginal
Arabica archaeology, 26, 37, 51, 52, 53, 54, 74, 75,
arabica 470 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 127, 128, 129, 130,
aurita 567 131, 133, 137, 138, 224, 233, 251, 299,
depressa 470 300, 396, 398, 417, 418, 419, 454, 456,
469, 500, 505, 506, 515, 516, 517, 520,
522, 526, 530, 532, 534, 536, 538, 539,
eglantina 165, 470
flavigastra 567
intermedia 470
ornata 567
scurra 165, 470
spilogastra 567
spp. 471
Aracana spilogaster 157
561, 595
Archamia leai \57
Archaster
laevis 108
typicus 59
ARCHASTERIDAE 59, 108
Arachnida 21, 166, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247,
424, 425, 607
Arachnocephalus australicus 57
Archemorus cicatrosus 424
ARCHEONOTHRINAE 324
Archer River
Arachnoides placenta 59
ARACHNOIDIDAE 59, 108
Arachnopusia
monoceros 333
unicornis 162
ARADIDAE 297, 298
ARADINAE 297
Aradus
albicornis 297
australis 297
Aboriginal inhabitants 343
Archibonellia
michaelseni \25
Archimantis
armata 492
brunneriana 492
latistvla 492
minor 492
monstrosa 492
quinquelobata 492
sobrina 492
straminea 492
Arctocephalus
cinereus 372, 630
doriferus 372, 630
forsteri 630
hookeri parasites 277
Arctocorisa
australis 186
sublaevifrons 186
truncatipala 186
Arctosepia braggi 560
Ardea picata 38
ARDEIDAE
fossils 38
Arenophryne rotunda 550
Arestorides
argus 470
spp. 471
Argenis incisuratus 55
Argentina
fossils 15
Argentina elongata 567
ARGENTINIDAE 567
ARGIDAE 144
ARGIOPIDAE 424
Argocoris grossi 298
Argonauta nodosa 560
ARGONAUTIDAE 560
Argyripnus iridescens 579
Argyrodes
antipodiana 424
gemmata 424
gracilis 424
Arhynchite hiscocki \25
ARHYTHMACANTHIDAE 126
Arhythmorhynchus
frassoni 452
johnstoni 126
limosae 126, 452
Ariadna montana 424
Ariamnes colubrinus 424
SUBJECT INDEX 61
Aricerus
chapuisi 434
eichoffi 434
Arictus
beta 298
izzardi 298
lobuliventris 298
monteithi 298
thoracoceras 298
Arion
ater 105
hortensis 105
Armillifer australis 431
Arnhem Land, NT
Amphibia 369
rock paintings 379, 386, 387
Lepidoptera 496
Reptilia 369
wooden implements 406
Arnoglossus
bassensis 579
muelleri 579
ARRIPIDAE 567
Arripis
georgianas 567
trutta 567
Art, Aboriginal
‘Art and Land ...’ Jones & Sutton, 1986)
book review 358
Artabanellus mcnamarai 298
Artabanus
bilobiceps 298
doreicus 298
mefarlandi 298
truncatus 298
tuberculatus 298
Artefacts, Aboriginal see Aboriginal artefacts
and weapons
Artefacts, Melanesian szE Melanesian
artefacts
Arthronotina 325
Arthropoda
fossils 475
62 SUBJECT INDEX
Articulata 59, 108 gracilis 123
ARTOTROGIDAE 393 hartmeyeri 123
Artotrogus latifurcatus 393 inquilinus 123
Arundelia dissimilis 451 jukesti 123
ASCAIDAE 615 ASPIDOSIPHONIDAE 123
ASCALAPHIDAE 491 Aspisocoris termitophilus 298
ASCARIDIDAE 27, 356 Asprella
ASCARIDITDAE 356 aculeiformis 97
ASCARIDOIDEA 451 coromandelicus 97
Ascaris filholi 277 gracilis 97
Ascarophis milesi 97
australis 45] orbignyi 97
campbelli 277 orbitatus 97
cooperi 451 sulcata 97
murrayensis 278, 451 tannaensis 97, 637
Ascopharynx undatus 97
cervinus 629 verrucosa 97
fuscus 8, 629 wilmeri 97
Asellopsis spp. 392 ASTACILLIDAE 191
Aseraggodes haackeana 567 ASTACOPSIPHAGINAE 608
Ashby Collection Astacopsiphagus parasiticus 608
fossil chitons 17 Astenus
Aspalima erectus 87 bicinctus 48
Aspasmogaster marginalis 48
patella 157, 438 papuanus 48
spatula 567 ASTERIIDAE 59, 108
tasmaniensis 567 Asterina
Aspidiphorus alba 636
globosus 307 atyphoida 59, 108, 448
humeralis 307 coronata 59
howensis 307 crassispina 59, 636
nigriclavus 307 lutea 636
Spissus 307 scobinata 108
Aspidites ramsayi 576 ASTERINIDAE 59, 108, 290, 448
Aspidomorpha Asterinopsis
deusta 423 grandis 108
interrupta 423 rosea 108
Aspidomorphus Asternolaelaps
christieanus 369 australis 627
diadema 369 fecundus 627
Aspidomorphus diadema 367 ASTEROCHERIDAE 393
Aspidosiphon Asterodiscus truncatus 108, 448
elegans 123 Asteroidea 59, 108, 290, 447, 448, 636, 642
exhaustus 123 Asteronyx banzarei 636
ASTEROPHRYINAE 46
Asterophrys turpicula 46
ASTEROPIDAE 59, 108, 448
Astroboa ernae 59, 108
Astrochatcis tuberculosus 59
Astroconus
australis 59, 108
occidentalis 108
pulcher 60, 108, 636
Astropecten
pectinatus 59, 108, 448
preissii 59, 108, 448
schayeri 108
spp. 448
syntomus 59, 108, 636
triseriatus 108
vappa 59, 108, 448
ASTROPECTINIDAE 59, 108, 448
Astur clarus 71
Asymmetracantha tasmaniensis 45
Asyntona
flaviceps 336
tetyroides 336
Asytesta
circulifera 316
granulifera 316
setipes 316
Atalophlebia
auratus 480
australis 480
australasica 480
Ataxocerithium beasleyi 107
Aterpus cultratus 423
Athenea
flavescens 59
tuberculosa 59
Atherina
dannevigi 567
microstoma 579
tamarensis 567
ATHERINIDAE 157, 344, 567
Atheta
bicineta 47
fijiana 47
SUBJECT INDEX
Athiasella
dentata 323
relata 323
Atlanta rosea 90
ATLANTIDAE 90
Atomic tests
impact on Pitjantjatjara 41
Atopomycterus nichthemerus 567
Atrax
adelaidensis 166
eyrei 166
flindersi 166
Atrina tasmanica 87
Atriplex
paludosum 62
muelleri 62
Aturia
australis 151
clarkei 157, 489
stansburiensis \51
ATYIDAE 43
Aucellina gryphaeoides 153
Auchenomus insularis 42
Audyana thompsoni 617
AULACHOCHITONIDAE 110
Aulacochiton
erma 164
spp. 110
Aulacopris reichei 310
AULOPIDAE 567
Aulopus purpurissatus 567
Aurukun project 482
Aurukun people 483
Ausoribula quagesetosa 329
Australerythrops paradicei 485
Australiceras lampros 252
Australiformis semoni 126
Australima
nimbifer 89
spectata 89
63
64 SUBJECT INDEX
Australites 64, 65, 439
Aboriginal implements in SA 131
method of collection 84
mode of occurrence 84
Myrtle Springs, SA 84
Australobrachus ilius 550
Australomysis
acuta 484
incisa 484
Australomyzon typicus 393
Australorhynchus tetramorphacanthus 126
Australosuchus clarkae 596
Austrelaps superbus parasites 431
Austrochanda macleayi 592
Austrochirus sminthopsis 616
Austrochthonius cavicola 31
Austrocypraea spp. 471
AUSTROCYPRAEINAE 471
Austrodrvmus flindersi 180
Austrofilaria vestibulata SEE Aprocta
vestibulata
Austrofromia polypora 59, 448
Austroginella vercoi SEE Marginella sica
Austroharpa
abbreviata 111
cassinoides 111
clathrata \11
exquisita 111
pachycheila \11
pulligera 111
punctata \11
spirata \11
sulcosa 11]
tatei 111
tenuis 111
Austroheligmonema
magna SEE Nippostrongylus magnus
typicum SEE Nippostrongyvlus typicus
Austrohyaloma collessi 55
Austrolabrus maculatus 567
Austrolestes albicauda 491
Austrolimnobia spectabilis 11
Austromantis
albomarginata 492
gracilis 492
Austropsocus sinuosus 457
Austrosarepta
rhomboidalis 87
rubricata 87
Austrostrongylus
acinocercus SEE Woolleya acinocercus
aggregatus 45]
chandleri 451
hydromyos SEE Woolleya hydromyos
hypsiprymnodontis 451
minutus 272, 451
paratypicus 45 |
potoroo SEE Paraustrostrongylus potoroo
thvlogale 451
wallabiae 451
Austroteneriffia hirsti 599
Austrothrombium
australiense 598, 602
insigne 598, 602
kondinium 598, 602
Austroturquetia integra 87
Austrovates variegata 492
Austrovoluta spp. 99
Austroxyuris finlavsoni 272, 451
Aves 38, 62, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 113, 140,
151, 288, 305, 372, 397, 402, 404, 427,
449, 518, 557, 633
fossils 38, 146, 359, 362, 382, 404, 407,
411, 427, 455, 475, 488, 557, 633
heiminths 356
nematodes 22, 355
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection
(1976) 71
Aviceda subcristata 72
Axes SEE ALSO Aboriginal artefacts and
weapons,
Bronze Age 357
AXONOLAIMIDAE 168
Azygopus pinnifasciatus 579
SUBJECT INDEX
B
Bacchus Marsh
Diprotodon 334
BAETIDAE 480
Baetis soror 480
Bakerdania workandae 461
Balaenoptera
musculus 565, 577
Balanotaenia
bancrofti 280, 452
newguinensis 452
Baler shell 94 see aLso Melo miltonis,
Aboriginal ornaments 388
Aboriginal use of 483
BALISTIDAE 157
Bambusicola thoracica
parasites 257
Bancroftiella
ardea SEE Parvitaenia ardea
tenuis 452
Bancroftinema dentatum 451
Bancroftrema neoceratodi 453
Bankia gabrieli 9, 91
Banks, Sir Joseph 423
Banksia marginata 288
Baranguan people 225, 226
Barbatia
epitheca 98
fusca 87
laminata 87
pistachia 87
virescens 87
Barcinus truncatus 298
‘Bark paintings 495
Field Island, NT 377
Barnardius
barnardi 67
zonarius 67
Barretthvdrus
geminatus 315
tibialis 315
Barygenys
atra 46
cheesmanae 46, 550, 549
exsul 46
flavigularis 46
maculata 46, 550
nana 46
parvula 46
Basilissa bombax 107
Basilitrona
isabella 165, 470, 471
spp. 471
Baskets, Aboriginal 343
Bassianus
colydioides 353
humilis 353
rectibasis 353
sydneyanus 353
Bathycardita raouli 89
Bathycoelia chlorospila 183
Bathydraco nudiceps 157
BATHYDRACONIDAE 157
Bathvgobius fuscus 592
Bathyphantes humilis 424
Batocera wallacei 307
Batoidei 567
Batrachia 576
Bats ser Chiroptera
Beaked whales 196, 200, 218, 570
Bebius
cylindricus 306
filiformis 306
Beetles see Coleoptera
Belaustium
brevum 598
cristatum 598
glauerti 598
insularum 598
littorale 598
newmani 598
ripicola 598
Belchiton
pulcherrimus 19, 164
spp. 110
65
66
BELIDAE 423
Belonuchus
fuscipes 48
lividipes 48
marginicollis 318
BELOSTOMATIDAE 190
Beltanella sp. 154
Belus semipunctatus 423
Bentinck Island
Aboriginal inhabitants 527, 528
demography 528
Berardius
arnuxi 218
bairdi 218
Berberentulus
capensis 543
tannae 543
Beregama aurea 245
Bernaya spp. 471
Berosus
australiae 584
amoenus 584
arcus 584
approximans 584
aquilo 584
dallasae 584
debilipennis 584
decipiens 584
discolor 584
duplopunctatus 584
gibbae 584
involutus 584
josephenae 584
juxtadiscolor 584
macropunctatus 584
macumbensis 584
majusculus 584
munitipennis 584
nicholasi 584
niger 584
nutans 584
pulchellus 584
quadrapunctatus 584
queenslandicus 584
SUBJECT INDEX
ralphi 584
reardoni 584
sadieae 584
subovatus 584
trishae 584
timmsi 584
veronicae 584
vijae 584
Bertiella
foederata 452
mawsonae 452
petaurina 452
BERYCIDAE 157, 567
Berycomorphi 567
Bethelium
cleroides 306
ornatum 306
ruidum 306
signiferum 306
subopacum 306
tillides 306
Bettongia
lesueur (lesueuri) 81
lesueuri (lesueur) 141, 142, 399
penicillata 8, 81, 141, 142, 399
spp. 486
Beveridgea corneri 451
Beveridgiella
calabyi 45)
inglisi 451
iota 451
pearsoni 451
Biacetabulum tandani 280, 452
Biancolina
algicola 394
australis 394
Bibla anisomorpha 583
Bibhography
Lea, A. M. 199
Morgan, A. M. 222
Bipora umbonata 333
Bircenna
fulva 394, 442
ignea 394
SUBJECT INDEX 67
nichollsi 394, 442
spp. 442
Birds SEE Aves
Birds and plants in southern Australia 249
Birngal
Aboriginal wooden implement 406
Bistolida
fluctuans 165, 470
spp. 471
stolida 165, 470
Bivalvia 87, 89, 91, 93, 98
Biziura lobata
parasites 278
Black Snake (Kanti-purru, Kimili)
mythology 240
Blaena
coarctata \45
mediocarinata 145
multitricha 145
setosa 145
subsulcata 145
Blandowskiella castelnaui 592
Blaps gigas 317
Blaptostethus piceus \73
Blasicrura
quadrimaculata 470
rhinoceros 165, 470
spp. 471
Blaste
angusta 457
macrops 457
magnifica 457
Blastophaga
niveipes 150
semiauriceps 150
BLENNIIDAE 344, 567, 575, 592
Blennius tasmanianus 567
Blue whales 565
Bluff Downs local fauna 38
Blyth Ranges
ceremonial grounds 529
musical rocks 529
Board for Anthropological Research
origins and early expeditions 282
BOARMIDAE 498, 525
Boats, Aboriginal see 4Lso Canoes, 540
Bockartia longipes 598
Bodotria maculosa 212
BODOTRIIDAE 203, 204, 205, 207, 212
Boerhavia dominii 61
BOIDAE 367, 369
Boiga fusca 369
Bolbe
maia 492
nigra 492
pallida 492
pygmea 492, 493
Bolboschoenus sp. 61
Bolbosoma
balaenae 126
capitatum 126
Boleophthalmus caeruleomaculatus 157, 345
BOMBYCIDAE
Aboriginal girdle 573
Bone implements 224
Lake Menindee 520
BONELLIIDAE 125
Book reviews
‘Albert Namatjira ...’(Amadio et al.,
1986) 481
‘Art and Land ...’ (Jones & Sutton, 1986)
358
‘Dot and Circle ...” (Maughan & Zimmer,
1986) 481
‘Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal
Australia’ (Sutton, 1988) 373
‘The Dynamic Partnership ...” (Ford &
Paton, 1986) 249
Bool Lagoon
Stictonetta naevosa 397
Boomerangs 343, 395, 494, 536, 540
Bordaia
furva 501
karnka 509
moesta 501
paradoxa 501
pica 501
68 SUBJECT INDEX
Borolinus minutus 48
Bosbequius australis 184
BOSTRYCHIDAE 423
Bostrychopsis jesuita 423
Botany 52 (Aboriginal food), 61, 62, 63, 225
(Aboriginal food), 226 (Aboriginal
artefacts), 260, 287, 372, 487, 494 (plant
names, Aboriginal and Aboriginal
artefacts), 595
BOTHIDAE 567
Bothridium pythonis 452
Bothriembryon
barretti 106, 291
bulla 291
glauerti 291
indutus 291
kendricki 29|
kingii 291
leeuwinensis 29]
mastersi 106, 291
melo 29]
savi 29]
serpentinus 291]
tasmanicus 29]
Bothriocephalus kerguelensis 452
BOVICHTHYIDAE 567
Bovichthys variegatus 567
Brachaluteres trossulus 567
Brachida
densiventris 47
élevata 47
nigra 47
Brachina meteorite 262
BRACHIONICHTHYIDAE 344, 567
Brachioppiella
magna 331
minima 331
paramasalis 331
pseudohigginsi 331
BRACHIOPPINAE 331
Brachychochthonius
cricoides 325
elsosneadensis 325
BRACHYCHTHONIIDAE 325
Brachychthonius
horridus 609
longipilus 609
parallelus 609
perpusillus 609
spp. 325
BRACHYCOELIHDAE 27
Brachyvcome ciliaris 62
Brachydrymus lateabundans 180
Brachyiulus lusitanus 259
BRACHYLABIINAE 42
Brachvlabis cordata 42
BRACHYLAEMIDAE 356
BRACHYLAIMIDAE 27
Brachylecithum
dacelonis 453
hydromyos 453
insulare 453
latius 453
podargi 453
Brachyleon darwini 49|
Brachynectes fasciatus 157
Brachypremna tigriventris \1
Brachytremella epiphenus 626
Bradypontius
inermis 393
ovatus 393
serratipes 393
spp. 393
BRANCHIOSTOMIDAE 567
Brea
angustilimbata 336
basalis 336
contraria 336
discalis 336
discifera 336
flavipes 336
magnifica 336
nouhuysi 336
ralumensis 336
Breinlia
andersoni 45\
annulipapillatum 451
boltoni 451
dasyuri 451
dentonensis 451
mundavi 45 |
pseudocheiri 451
rarum 451
robertsi 451
woerlei 451
BRENTHIDAE 423
Brentiscerus
diffusus 180
major 180
pallidus 180
triocellatus 180
Breviceps
mossambicus 46
sp. 46
BREVICIPITINAE 46
Breynia australasiae 59
Brises
acuticornis 352
blairi 352
caraboides 352
katherinae 352
nullarboricus 352
occidentalis 352
parvicollis 352
trachynotoides 352
BRISSIDAE 108, 350
Brissus latecarinatus \08
Brittle stars SEF Ophiuroidea
Broken Hill
hearths 37
stone implements 37
Bronze Age
axes 357
halberds 357
ring money 357
BROTULIDAE 157, 344, 567
Brown Desert Mouse (Mingiri)
mythology 383
SUBJECT INDEX 69
Brunella salina 393
spp. 393
Bryozoa 161, 162, 333, 400, 401
Buandik people 52, 54, 469
Buccleuch Formation 412
Buccostrongylus
australis 451
buccalis 451
labiatus 451
setifer 451
BUFONIDAE parasites 27
Bugs SEE ALSO Heteroptera,
sap-sucking insects 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 117, 121,
173, 175, 176, 179, 181, 182, 183
Bulbine semibarbata 62
BULIMULIDAE 291
Bullroarers 343
BUPRESTIDAE 423
Buprestis
cruciata SEE Cisseis cruciata
farinosa SEE Cyphogastra farinosa
BURHINIDAE 475
Burial sites, Aboriginal 420
Devon Downs, Lower Murray Valley 224
Gidgealpa 418
Kongarati Cave, Second Valley 539
Nackara Springs 129
Tartanga 224
Burnellus trichofurcatus 453
BURRAMYIDAE
fossils 487
Butterflies sez Rhopalocera
BYRRHIDAE 306, 307
Byrrhinus
noctivagus 307
pubiventris 307
punctipennis 307
Byrsia binodipennis 318
70
C
Caberea grandis 162
Cacomanitis spp.
parasites 355
Cacoplistes brunnerianus 57
CACOPLISTIDAE 57
Cadulus
angustior 641
bordaensis 64]
gibbosus 641
ludbrookae 641
occiduus 641
spretus 641
vincentianus 641
CAECILITDAE 457
Caecilius semifuscatus 457
Caeculisoma
argus 598
johnstoni 598
montana 598
mouldsi 466
nasutum 598
ripicola 598
spp. 598
CAENIDAE 480
Caenothrombium
album 598, 602
augustae 598, 602
crassum 598, 602
furcatum 602
miniatum 598, 602
montivagum 598, 602
nobile 598, 602
nynganense 598, 602
sericatum 598, 602
torridum 598, 602
Caesioperca
lepidoptera 567
rasor 567
Cafius
corallicola 47
nauticus 47
Calamanthus fuliginosus 7\
SUBJECT INDEX
Calandrinia
calyptrata 62
volubilis 62
Calanoida 393
Calanopia thompsoni 393
Calcareous insect puparia 312
Caledonica jordani 248
Caleschara denticulata 333
Calicotyle australis 453
CALIGIDAE 393
Caligoida 393
Caligus sp. 393
Caliphis calvus 322
Caliroa limacina 144
CALISIINAE 297
Calisius
annulicornis 297
australis 297
grossi 297
hackeri 297
intervenius 297
leai 297
magdalenae 297
notabilis 297
Septimus 297
spp. 297
tasmanicus 297
Callabonna
fossils 411, 488
stone implements 75
Callanthias allporti 567
Callerophthalmus albus 424
Calliderma indica 47
Callidium
lineatum SEE Navomorpha lineata
minutum SEE Zorion minutum
obscurum SEE Pachydissus obscurus
sulcatum SEE Navomorpha sulcata
variegatum SEE Coptomma variegata
CALLIONYMIDAE 344, 567
Callionymus
apricus 579
calauropomus 344, 567
Calliostoma calliope 107
SUBJECT INDEX 71
Callistelasma spp. 110
Callistemon macropunctatus 288
Callistochiton
antiquus 640
asthenes SEE Ischnochiton asthenes
augustensis 640
broomensis 640
clenchi 640
greedi \9, 164
inexpectus 19, 164
mawlei 640
occidus 640
reticulatus 19, 164
CALLISTOCHITONIDAE 110
Callistocypraea
aurantium 165, 470
spp. 471
CALLISTOPLACIDAE 640
Callitriphora sp. 98
Callochiton
elongatus 640
klemi 640
macdonaldi 19, 164
platessa 640
rariplicatus \7
rufus 640
spp. 110
sulci 164
zigzag |7
CALLOCHITONIDAE 110, 640
Callogobius hasseltii 579
Calloporina diadema 333
CALLORHYNCHIDAE 567
Callorhynchus milii 567
Calluella guttulata 46
Calocephalus brownii 62
CALOGLY PHIDAE 603
Caloglyphus
berlesei 603
mycophagus 603
Calomela crassicornis 423
Calonota
festiva 423
laeta 423
Caloprymnus campestris 142
Calosoma porculatum SEE Adelium
porculatum
Calostaurus
mundayi 452
thylogale 452
Calothrombium
heaslipi 605
koordanum 602
retentus 602
tubbi 602
Calotrachytes sclerophyllus 623
Calvolia glabra 603
Calyptomerus dubius 135
Calyptostoma prominens 598, 605
CALYPTOSTOMIDAE 605
Calyptotheca
lata 162
variolosa 162
Calvthrix tetragona 62
CAMALLANIDAE 356
CAMALLANOIDEA 451
Cambrian
fossils 116, 258, 347
Cambrian succession
Fleurieu Peninsula 116
CAMELIDAE 81
Camelus dromedarius 81
Camerothrombium
collinum 602
hirsti 602
simile 602
wyandrae 602
Camerotrombidium
carduum 611
collinum 611
distinctum 611
opulentum 611
rasum 611
simile 611
vaginatum 611
wyandrae 611
CAMISIIDAE 326
Campanile symbolicum 101
72 SUBJECT INDEX
Campbell, T. D. spilomelanurus 567
obituary 132 vittiger 567
Camp sites CANTHOCAMPTIDAE 391
Aboriginal 52, 54 Canthonosoma
Cleland Hills 133 castelnaui 310
Coromandel Valley 130 macleayi 310
Hallett Cove 80 planum 310
Lower Murray Valley 224 Cape Hart, Kangaroo Island
Nackara Springs 129 stone implements 233
Campylaspis Cape Hillsborough fossil site 348
aspera 208 Cape Northumberland
echinata 208, 213 camp sites 54
latidactyla 208 stone implements 54, 469
minor 208, 213 Cape York Peninsula
pustulosa 208 Aboriginal inhabitants 225, 226, 343
roscida 208 Aurukun Project 482
rupta 208 Wik people 483
similis 208 Caperea marginata 220
spp. 208 Capidozoum falcata 333
thetidis 208 Capillaria
thompsoni 208 cooperi 451
triplicata 208 ellisi 451
uniplicata 208 graucalina 451
unisulcata 208, 213 grallinae 451
Candimboides cuneiformis 422 gymnorhinae 278
CANIDAE 81 Jaenschi 451
Canis familiaris 81, 142, 399 laricola 278
Canoe making latridopsis 451
Yanyuwa people 23 lepidopodis 451
Canoes 343 miniopterae 451
Aboriginal 226, 495 murrayensis 451
Canowindra fossil site 432 orectolobi 451
CANTACADERINAE 121 plectroplites 278, 451
Cantherines pomatostomi 451
avraudi 567 praeputialis 451
brownii 567, 579 recurvirostrae 45 |
granulatus 567 rhinobati 451
guntheri 567, 579 rickardi 451
hippocrepis 567 strigis 45]
mosaicus 567 tandani 278, 451
multiradiatus 567 thomascameroni 45 |
peronii 567 Capiuterilepsis
setosus 567 australiensis 452
meliphagicola 452
Capricorn Group
Mollusca 88
Capropygia unistriata 567
Capvella lobulata 170
CARABIDAE 423
Carabocoris biplagiatus 176
Caragola mordax 567
CARAGOLIDAE 567
CARANGIDAE 157, 567
Caranx georgianus 567
Caranx humerosus 157
Carbon 14 evidence 522
Carcharias
arenarius 567
maslinensis 407
tricuspidatus 567
CARCHARIIDAE 407, 567
CARCHARINIDAE 567
Carcharinus
brachyurus 567
gangeticus 567
macrurus 579
Carcharodon carcharias 567
CARCINOPHORIDAE 42
CARCINOPHORINAE 42
Cardiastethus
aridimpressus 174, 175
brounianus 174
consors 174
fulvescens 174
inquilinus 174
lincolnensis 174, 175
minutus 174
noumeensis 174
poweri 174
Cardiocephaloides ovicorpus 453
Cardiodactylus
canotus 57
gaimardi 57
novae-guineae 57
rufidulus 57
Cardiofilaria
dubia 451
graucalinum 451
SUBJECT INDEX 73
Cardita
aviculina 89
compta 98
crassicostata 89
gemulifera 87
incrassata 89
quovi 87
sowerbyi 89
squamigera 89
Carditella
elegantula 89
subtrigona 89
valida 89
vincentensis 89
CARDITIDAE 89
CARINARIIDAE 90
Carinema
dubia sEE Cardiofilaria dubia
graucalinum SEE Cardiofilaria
graucalinum
Carlia
amax 250
gracilis 250
rufilatus 250
Carphodactylus laevis 643
CARPOGLY PHIDAE 603
Carpoglyphus lactis 603
Carraweena Meteorite 10
Carrickalinga Head Formation 116
Cartoonkana Meteorite 10
CARVENTINAE 297
Carventus
australis 297
brachvpterus 297
kirkaldyi 297
malayensis 297
minutus 297
ovatus 297
robustus 297
Caryoaustralis sprenti 452
CARYOPHYLLAEIDAE 280
Cassida
deusta SEE Aspidomorpha deusta
interrupta SEE Aspidomorpha interrupta
74 SUBJECT INDEX
Cassunema exigua 451
CASTNIIDAE 499
CASUARIIDAE 404
Casuariiformes 475
Casuarina stricta 62, 372
Cat-shark (eggcase) 202
Catacanthus
carrenoi |
grossi |
incarnatus |
punctus |
Catatropis gallinulae 264
Catatropis gallinule 453
Centrorhynchidae 126, 356
Catoptes interruptus 423
Caudina chilensis 108
Cave paintings 378
Cook Hill 378
Gilmore Well 378
Ingaladdi Rock shelter, Willeroo, NT 387
Kanmantoo 378
Mount Lofty Ranges 380
Mountain Creek, NT 386
Musgrave Ranges 524
Sleisbeck 379
Tungkillo 378
CAVE.PS. Vol. 27 (2)
Cave Terrace 513
Cavolinia
tridentata 90
trispinosa 90
CAVOLINITDAE 90
Cecyropa modesta 423
Ceina egregia 394
Celibe laevicollis 423
Cellaraia
angustiloba 333
australis 333
fistulosa 333
rigida 333
Cellaria australis 162
Celleporaria cristata 162
Cenozoic stratigraphy
Tirari Desert, SA 475
Centrapala lirata 92
CENTRARCHIDAE 344, 567
Centrechinoida 59
Centriscops humerosus 567
Centrogenys vaigiensis 592
CENTROPAGIDAE 393
CENTROPOMIDAE 157
Centroptilum elongatum 480
CENTRORHYNCHIDAE 126, 356
Centrorhynchus
asturinus 126
bancrofti 126, 452
falconis 452
horridus 126
Centrotrombidium australasiae 605
CEPHALASPIDEA 43
Cephalobaenida 43 1]
CEPHALOGONIMIDAE 356
Cephalogryllus
australicus 57
laeviceps 57
ruficeps 57
Cephaloplatus
australis 181
bellus 181
clementi 181
darwini 181
elongatus 181
explanatus 181
fasciatus 181
granulatus 181
minor 181
nubifer 18]
pallipes 181
pertyi 181
pellewensis 181
reticulatus 181
spurcatus 181
Cephalopoda 36, 90, 151, 560, 638, 641
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection
(1978) 641
Cepola australis 567
CEPOLIDAE 567
SUBJECT INDEX 75
Ceradocus
capensis 445
chevreuxi 445
chiltoni 445
ramsavi 445
rubromaculatus 445
sellickensis 445
serrata 445
CERAMBYCIDAE 306, 307, 318, 423
Ceramodactylus damaeus 643
Ceraphron melantatocephalus |19
CERAPHRONIDAE 119
Ceratocheilus australasiae 11
Ceratocombus australiensis 171
CERATODONTIDAE 475
Ceratoplax glabberimus 194
Ceratosoma brevicaudatum 43
Ceratoxys latiuscula 336
Cerberus rhynchops 369
Cercaria
acetabulopapillosa 453
ameriannae 269
amerianne 453
ancyli 453
angelae 453
bechwithae 453
clelandi 453
ellisi 268, 453
gigantura 453
haswelli 453
jaenschi 453
lessoni 269, 453
lethargica 453
lophosoma 453
metadina 453
murravensis 453
natans 453
notopalae 453
parocellata 453
plotiopsis 453
tatei 453
tetradena SEE Cercaria tetradenoidea
tetradenoidea 453
velesunionsis 453
Cercariaeum jaenschi 453
Cercartetus lepidus 6
Cerealces scutellata 144
Ceremonies
Aboriginal 395, 483,
increase in 529
initiation 35, 225, 343, 375, 494, 529,
535, 536
objects used by the Dieri people 562
totemic 225, 343, 383, 494, 524, 529
women’s 225, 529
Timorese fishing rites 129
Cereopsis
novaehollandiae 372
sp. 38
Ceriagrion erubescens 491
CERITHIIDAE 90
CERITHIOPSIDAE 103
Cerobasis guestfalica 457
Ceroribatula
bizygata 330
incrustata 330
megaforamina 330
monozygata 330
trirostrata 330
Cerozodia
flavipes 1
minuscula ||
Cestoda 27, 168, 270, 273, 280, 356, 452
checklist from Australian birds 356
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection
(1984) 452
Cestoplana meridionalis 422
CESTOPLANIDAE 422
Cetacea SEE ALSO Whales 195, 196, 197, 200,
210, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 273, 276,
565, 570, 577
fossils 143, 151, 407, 412, 414
Cethegus ischnotheloides 425
Cetiotrema crassum 453
Cetonia stolata SEE Glycyphana stolata
CETORHINIDAE 567
Cetorhinus maximus 567
76
CETOTHERIDAE 151
Ceyloniella armata 391
CEYLONIELLIDAE 391
Chaerephon plicatas 142
Chaeropus
ecaudatus 81, 399
sp. 486
Chaetedus longiceps 56
CHAETODONTIDAE 567
Chaetolabia
dentata 42
stoneri 42
Chaetorivellia trifasciata 336
Chaetostichia aduncivena 336
Chalcidellia guttatipennis 150
CHALCIDIDAE 150
CHALCIDOIDEA 119
Chalcis
aligherei 150
calliphorae 150
juno 150
minerva 150
poema 150
pomonae 150
puella 150
regina 150
rubripes 150
ruficornis 150
ruskini 150
schuberti 150
Chalcolampra octodecimguttata 423
Chalcophaps chrysochlora 7\
Chalcopterus
amethystinus 423
cupreus 423
smaragdulus 423
Chalinolobus
gouldii 81, 142, 399
morio 81, 142, 399
nigrogriseus 399
Chama ruderalis 89
CHAMIDAE 89
CHANDIDAE 592
CHANNICTHYIDAE 157
SUBJECT INDEX
Chaperina fusca 46
CHARADRIIDAE 140
Charadriiformes 475
Charadrius cucullatus
parasites 271
Charichirus lineifer 318
Charniodiscus oppositus 260
Charonia powelli 106
Chassignite meteorite 262
Chatoessus horni 157
Cheilanthes tenuifolia 62
Cheilinus aurantiacus 157
Cheilobranchus rufus 567
CHEILODACTYLIDAE 567
Cheilonematodum halcyonis 45\
Cheilostomatida 400
Cheilostomida 401
Cheldophila annularis 47
Cheletiella
parasitivorax 604
pinguis 604
Cheletomorpha venustissima 604
Cheletonella vespertilionis 604
Cheletophanes rugosa 604
CHELIDAE 348, 590
Chelidonichthys kumu 567
Chelisoches
cheesmanae 42
morio 42
CHELISOCHIDAE 42
Chelmonops truncatus 567, 579
Chelodina longicollis 576
Chelonarium australicum 306
Chelonia 576
mvdas (Aboriginal hunting practices) 40
CHELONIIDAE 369
Chelonoderus stylatus 298
Chelonodon patoca 592
Chelosania brunnea 643
Chelyconus
achatinus 97
barbara 97
catus 97
cerinus 97
frostiana 97
fulmen 97
monachus 97
purpurascens 97
ranunculus 97
worcesteri 97
Chelycypraea
spp. 471
testudinaria 470
Chenopis atrata
parasites 268, 278
Chevreuxia australis 45
Cheyletia flabellifera 604
CHEYLETIDAE 604
Cheyletus eruditus 604
Chilomycterus jaculiferus 567
Chilophiurida 59, 108
Chimbuites sinuosocostatus 153
Chiracanthium
crucigerum 424
excavatum 424
gilvum 424
pallidum 424
CHIRONEMIDAE 157, 438
CHIRONOMIDAE 600
Chiroptera 81, 142, 230, 231, 399
Chiton
aureomaculata 640
bednalli 640
bohemicus 17
denudatus |7
elongatus 640
exoptandus 640
fossicus 164
gemmatus 640
juttneri 17
kimberi 640
lamyi 640
marmoreus 640
oruktus 640
paucipustulosus 164
scaber 640
tehuelchus 640
tricostalis 17, 164
SUBJECT INDEX
tulipa 640
undulatus 640
verconis 640
violaceus 640
CHITONIDAE 110, 164, 640
Chitons SEE ALSO Crepipoda,
77
Polyplacophora 17, 18 (fossil), 19, 107,
110, 164 (fossil)
Chlamydella fava 87
Chlamydopsis
eclatommae 306
formicicola 306
pallida 306
Chlamydosaurus kingii 369, 643
Chlamys pulleineanus 87
Chlenias
banksiaria 498
cyclosticha 498
gonosema 498
inkata 525
malanoxysta 498
seminigra 498
serina 498
umbraticaria 498
pini 498
pachymela 498
zonaea 498
Chlidonias leucopareia
parasites 278
Chlorochiton suturalis 423
Choanotaenia
meliphagidarum SEE Pseudochoanotaenia
meliphagidarum taylori 452
Choerodon
rubidis 157
schoenleinii 592
Choerophryne rostellifer 46
Choeropus ecaudatus 142
Chondrite 582, 635
Choolkooning Meteorite 635
CHORIPLACIDAE 640
Choriplax grayi 640
Chromadorida 256
CHROMADORIDAE 168, 451
78 SUBJECT INDEX
CHROMODORIDINAE 43
Chromodoris tasmaniensis 43
Chromosomes
mollusc 301, 303, 304
Chrysococcyx minutillus 71
Chrysolopus spectabilis 423
Chrysomela
brunnea SEE Eucolapsis brunnea
crassicornis SEE Calomela crassicornis
cvanicornis SEE Phyllocharis cyanicornis
cyanipes SEE Phyllocharis cyanipes
morio SEE Paropsisterna morio
nigricornis SEE Phyllocharis nigricornis
octodecimguttata SEE Chalcolampra
octodecimguttata
CHRYSOMELIDAE 308, 309, 311, 423
Chrysopa sp. 491
CHRYSOPIDAE 491
Chrysorrhanis
daphne 55
hyalinus 55
lineatus 55
Chyzeria
australiense 598
derricki 461
flindersi 461
hirsti 461
onychia 461
queenslandica 605
spp. 598, 602
Cicindela
bennigsenia 248
funerata 248
guineensis 248
io 248
semicincta 248
fuberculata 423
CICINDELIDAE 90, 248
CICONIIDAE
fossils 38
Ciconiformes 475
CIDARIDAE 59, 108
Cidaroida 59, 108
Cilliba coprophila 620
CILLIBIDAE 620
Cinclosoma
ajax 68
alisteri 68
castaneothorax 68
castanotum 71
castanotum 68
cinnamomeum 68
marginatum 68
punctatum 68, 70
Circe weedingi 91
Circus assimilis 72
parasites 355
CIRROTEUTHIDAE 560
Cisseis cruciata 423
Cittotaenia
bancrofti SEE Progamotaenia bancrofti
lagorchestis SEE Progamotaenia
lagorchestis
tachyglossi SEE Echidnotaenia tachyglossi
Cladioneura punctata 457
CLAMBIDAE 135
Clambus
bulla 135
domesticus 135
myrmecophilus 135
simsoni 135
Clarissa
carbonaria 144
variabilis 144
CLAUSIDIIDAE 393
Clavagella multangularis 89
CLAVAGELLIDAE 89
Clay
use in Aboriginal ceremonies 343
CLEIDOTHAERIDAE 89
Cleidothaerus
adelaidensis 98
albidus 89
Cleitamia
amabilis 336
astrolabei 336
biarcuata 336
catharinae 336
cheesmanae 336
cyclops 336
delandi 336
excepta 336
gestroi 336
insignis 336
orthocephala 336
ostensackeni 336
rivellioides 336
roderi 336
similis 336
tricurvata 336
trigonalis 336
Cleitamoides
kerteszi 336
latifascia 336
liturata 336
Cleland Hills
camp sites, Aboriginal 133
prehistoric rock engravings 133
rock paintings 133
Cleobula
betulina 97
californica 97
figulina 97
glauca 97
patricus 97
quercina 97
suratensis 97
Cleorina purpurea 309
Cleotrivia bathypilula 165
CLERIDAE 423
CLIMACTERIDAE 71
Climacteris waitei 71
CLINIDAE 156, 157
CLINOSTOMIDAE 356
Clinostomum
australiense 266
complanatum 266
Clinus perspicillatus 567
Clio
balantium 90
pyramidatus 90
subula 90
SUBJECT INDEX 79
Cliomantis cornuta 492
dispar 492
Cloacina
annulata 451
australis SEE Cloacina daveyi
bancroftorum 451
burnettiana 451
castor 45}
clarkae 451
communis 451
cummunis 451
curta 451
daveyi 451
digitata 451
dubia 451
edwardsi 451
elegans 451
ernabella 451
expansa 45|
frequens 45]
gallardi 451
hydriformis 451
inflata 451
kartana 45 |
liebigi 451
linstowi 451
longelabiata 451
longispiculata 45 |
macropodis 451
magna SEE Cloacina cummunis
magnipapillata 451
mawsonae 45 |
minor SEE Cloacina longelabiata
mundayi 451
obtusa 451
papillata 451
parva 451
petrogale 451
pollux 451
robertsi 451
setonicis 451
similis 451
smalesae 451
80 SUBJECT INDEX
thetidis 451
vestibulata 45]
wallabiae 451
Cloeon
fluviatile 480
paradieniensis 480
spp. 480
Cloeosiphon aspergillus 123
Closteromyiia speciosa 150
Clothing
Aboriginal 226, 494, 573
aprons 343
decorated animal skin rugs 381, 384
girdle 395, 573
headband 395
kangaroo skin cloak 539
Clubiona
asbolodes 424
decora 424
venatoria 424
Clubs
Aboriginal 494
CLUNIONINAE 600
Clupea bassensis 567
CLUPEIDAE 567
Clynotis gratiosus 424
Clypeaster
australasiae 108
telurus 108
CLYPEASTRIDAE 108
Clytocosmus skusei 11
Cnidaria 109
Cnidoglanis megastoma 567
Coccinella
detrita SEE Paropsis detrita
guttatopustulata SEE Epilachna
guttatopustulata
inaequalis SEE Coelophora inaequalis
leonina 423
novemmaculata SEE Coelophora
novemmaculata
striola SEE Verania striola
COCCINELLIDAE 423
Coccotrypes dactyliperda 434
Cochlicella
acuta 105, 301, 415
ventrosa 105, 301, 415
Coelomotrema antichinomes 453
Coelophora
inaequalis 423
novemmaculata 423
Coelorhynchus fasciatus 579
COENAGRIIDAE 491
Cohuna man
teeth reconstruction 50
Coil feather currency
Santa Cruz 578
Colaspoides cupreoviridis 309
Coleocoris
lineatus 176
ocellatus 176
triplagiatus 176
Coleoptera 47, 48, 135, 149, 248, 253, 306,
307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314,
315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 352, 353, 423,
434, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 644
Fiji 314, 417, 470, 644
Collembola 147, 148, 167, 601, 634
Colluricincla
parvula 7\
brunnea 7\
harmonica 7\
COLOBOMETRIDAE 59
Colochirus
doliolum 108
quadrangularis 108
Colpognathus dentex 567
COLUBRIDAE 369
COLUMBIDAE 71
COLYDIIDAE 423
Comanthus
parvicirra 59, 108
trichoptera 59, 108
COMASTERIDAE 59
Comatula
brachiolata 59, 108
solaris 108
COMATULIDAE 108
COMESOMATIDAE 168
Cominella adelaidensis 95
Comitileda
SUBJECT INDEX 81
Conservation
cultural heritage objects 114
fossil sites 261]
curtior 87 fossils 114
miliacea 87 Constrictobates lineolatus 327
remensa 87 Contracaecum
Common dolphins SEE De/phinus delphis bancrofti 451
COMPOSITAE 61
Compsometra incommoda 59, 108
Compsothespis australiensis 492
Computer data base
vertebrate palaeontology 38
Conasprella
acutangulus 97
cancellata 97
filamentosa 97
secularis 97
Conchylosmylus triseriatus 491
Condylocardia
acuta 89
crassidentata 87
isosceles 87
limaeformis 87
notoaustralis 87
rectangularis 87
subradiata 87
CONDYLOCARDIIDAE 89
Conescharellina angulopora 333
Conger wilsoni 567
CONGIOPIDAE 567
Congiopus
leucometopon 571, 579
leucopaecilus 567
leucopoecilus 579
CONGRIDAE 567
Congruus congruus 349
Conicipithea addens 336
CONIDAE 97, 637
Conilurus
pedunculatus 8
penicillatus 399
Conocladus oxyconus 108
Conolaelaps coniferus 618
clelandi 451
eudyptulae 278, 451
gypsophocae 274
magnicollare 451
murrayense 45]
ogmorhinae 451
ogmohini 274
osculatum 274, 451
podicipitis 451
sinulabiatum 451
spiculigerum 277, 278
spp. 278
Conus
barbara 637
crassus 97
cumingii 637
eburneus 97
flindersi 637
frostiana 637
kenyonae 637
kermadecensis 637
litteratus 97
lorenzianus 97
metcalfei 637
millepunctatus 97
noumeensis 637
papilionaceus 97
pilcheri 637
pulcherrimus 637
prometheus 97
quaestor 97
remo 637
rossiteri 637
superstes 637
sydneyensis 637
tessulatus 97
thomae 97
82
trochulus 97
waterhouseae 637
wisemani 637
worcesteri 637
Convolvulus arvensis 510
Cook Hill
cave paintings 378
Coolamon, NSW
stone pendant 530
Cooper basin
archaeology 595
Cooper Creek
Aboriginal inhabitants 395
archaeology 561
ceremonial objects
Dieri people 562
human remains 418
stone implements 75
Copemania obendorfi 451
Copepoda 391, 392, 393
Cophixalus
concinnus 550
crepitans 550
darlingtoni 46
exiguus 549, 550
infacetus 550
kaindiensis 46
neglectus 46
ornatus 46
pansus 46
parkeri 46
riparius 46
shellyi 46
variegatus 46
verrucosus 46
Copholandrevus australicus 57
Copiula
fistulans 46, 550
minor 550
pipiens 550
tyleri 550
Copraecus hemisphaericus 310
Coprides 310
SUBJECT INDEX
Coproporus
alutaceus 47, 48
asper 48
basicornis 48
cinctipennis 47
curticornis 48
dimidiatus 48
immaturus 47
melanarius 48
morulus 314
papuanus 48
Coptodactyla
baileyi 310
ducalis 310
Coptomma variegata 423
Coracina spp.
parasites 355
Corbidinvchus corbicularis 62\
Corbula
flindersi 87
iredalei 87
verconis 87
Corcorax melanorhamphus
parasites 355
COREIDAE 178
Corestetha insularis 306
Corixa spp. 186
CORIXIDAE 186, 187, 190
Corizidolon
australiense 55
dexlineatum 55
notaticolle 55
Cornufer ingeri 549, 550
Corollostrongylus hypsiprymnodontis 451
Coromandel Valley
stone implements 130
camp-sites, Aboriginal 130
Coronaster sp. 59
Coronaxis
araneosus 97
bandanus 97
crosseanus 97
marchionatus 97
marmoreus 97
nicobaricus 97
nigrescens 97
nocturnus 97
pseudomarmoreus 97
Corone trichopepla 583
Coronostrongylus coronatus 451
Correa rubra 62
Cortinarius
austro-evernius 63
basibulbosus 63
basirubescens 63
cinnamoneo-badius 63
ianthinus 63
lavendocaeruleus 63
oleaginus 63
verona-brunneus 63
violaceo-hinnuleus 63
umbonatus 63
Corvisart Bay whale 565
Corvus
orru parasites 22
sp. 372
spp.
parasites 355
CORYLOPHIDAE 309
Corynosoma
australe 126, 452
cetaceum 452
clavatum 126
stanleyi 126
Corythoichthys flindersi 157
Coscinasterias
calamaria 59, 108, 448
dubia 108
Cosmetolaelaps dolicacanthus 618
Cosmocephalus
australiensis SEE Synhimantus
australiensis
jaenschi 276, 451
Cosmocerca limnodynastes 451
COSMOCERCIDAE 27
COSMOCERCOIDEA 27, 451
COSMOCHTHONIIDAE 325
SUBJECT INDEX 83
Cosmochthonius
asiaticus 325
australicus 325
bengalensis 325
domesticus 325
foveolatus 325
lanatus 325
plumatus 325, 609
ponticus 325
reticulatus 325
semiareolatus 325
sublanatus 325
suramericanus 325
tenuisetus 325
ugamaensis 325
wallworki 325
Cossonideus lineolus 423
Cottonia
dannevigi 106
hannafordi 98
spp. 99
Cotula coronopifolia 62
Cotylurus magneacetabulus 453
Cracticus torquatus
parasites 355
CRAGONIDAE 194
Craspedochiton jaubertensis 640
CRASSATELLITIDAE 89
Crassicauda
grampicola 274
magna 273, 45]
Crassula sieberiana 62
Craterocephalus
eyresii 344, 567
dalhousiensis 157
fluviatilis 567
parasites 278
Crenavolva
cruenta 165
verconis SEE Prosimnia verconis
Creophilus
erythrocephalus 423
oculatus 423
Crepipoda s#E 4Lso Chitons, 110
84
Cretaceous
fossils, 252, 428, 490
New Guinea 153
Cribraria
cribraria 165, 470
haddnightae 165
spp. 471
CRICONEMATIDAE 168
Cridorsa moonta 157, 593
Crimia tuberculata 298
Crinia
affinis 66, 549, 550
bilingua 549, 550
laevis 632
remota 550
riparia 550
signifera 550
spp. 548
Crinoidea 59, 108, 636
Crioceris
bifasciata SEE Lema bifasciata
cyanocephala SEE Monolepta
cyanocephala
melanocephala SEE Synodita
melanocephala
nigripes 423
oculata SEE Lema oculata
unifasciata SEE Lema unifasciata
Cristiceps
australis 567
tristis 567
Crockers Well Meteorite 582
Crocodilia 360, 475
CROCODYLIDAE 348, 369
fossil 360, 596
Crocodvlus porosus 369
Crossotarsus
armipennis 434
barbatus 434
kuntzeni 434
lacordeirei 434
majusculus 434
mniszechi 434
omnivorus 434
SUBJECT INDEX
pernanulus 434
subpellucidus 434
Crossothrombium parkhousei 605
Crotonia jethurmerae 326
CROTONIIDAE 326
Crow (Waku)
mythology 33, 507
Crumenasepia ursulae 641
Crustacea 24, 152, 169, 188, 191, 194, 198,
201, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209,
211, 212, 213, 214, 391, 392, 393, 394,
441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 484, 485, 597
collecting methods 446
fossils 475
Cryphalus
melasomus 434
pilosellus 434
setistriatus 434
striatopunctatus 434
Cryptocephalus didymus SEE Rhyparida
didyma
Cryptocnemus
haddoni \94
vincentianus 194
CRYPTOCONCHIDAE 110
Cryptoconchus stewartianus 640
Cryptocoris fasciata 179
Cryptodelma
baileyi 643
nigriceps 643
orientalis 643
Cryptophis nigrescens parasites 431
CRYPTOPLACIDAE 110, 163, 164, 640
Cryptoplax
caledonicus 640
iredalei 640
ludbrookae 164
numicus 19, 164
pritchardi \9
sicus 19, 163
spp. 110
striatus 640
weinlandi 17
Cryptopontius
latus 393
longipes 393
proximus 393
similis 393
spp. 393
Cryptopygus
antarcticus 167
caecus 167
tricuspis 167
CRYPTOSTEMMATIDAE 171, 172
CTENACARINAE 324
Ctenacarus araneola 324
Ctenacroscelis
illex |2
percontractus |2
Ctenamusium
atkinsoni 98
thetidis 87
Ctenandropus nigriceps 47
CTENIZIDAE 607
Ctenocidaris polyplax 636
Ctenoglyphus plumiger 603
Ctenoneurus
aberrans 298
bergrothianus 298
halaszfvi 298
Ctenophorus
rufescens 263
tiantjalka 263
vadnappa 263
Ctenotus
alacer 250
atlas 478
brachyonyx 478
brooksi 478
helenae 478
leae 478
leonhardii 478
pantherinus 478
quattuordecimlineatus 478
regius 250, 478
robustus 478
saxatilis 478
SUBJECT INDEX
schomburgkii 478
strauchii 478
uber 250, 478
CUCULIDAE 71
Cucullaea praelonga 98
Cucullanellus
cnidglanis SEE Dichelyne cnidglanis
heterodonti 45 |
sheardi SEE Dichelyne sheardi
Cuculus pallidus
parasites 355
Cucumaria
inconspicua 108
mutans 108
squamata 108
striata 108, 636
Cuddie Springs
Pleistocene megafauna 146
Cultural heritage objects
conservation I 14
Culture succession 300, 506, 520, 522, 534
Kartan culture 224
Lower Murray Valley 224
Mudukian layers 224
Murundian layers 224
Pirrian layers 224
Tartanga 224
85
Cumacea 201, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 209,
211, 212, 213, 214
Cumella
cana 208, 213
hispida 208, 213
laeve 204
lima 204
michaelseni 213
munroi 208
similis 213
spp. 208
turgidula 208
Cumellopsis australiensis 213
Cuna
aporema 98
cessens 89
comma 89
86
SUBJECT INDEX
concentrica 89
delta 89
edentata 89
planilirata 89
solida 89
subrotunda 87
Curculio
acuminatus Skt Rhadinosomus acuminatus
adspersus SEE Oribius adspersus
amoenus 423
assimilis SEE Lasiorrhynchus
barbaricornis
attelaboides SEE Stephanorhynchus
attelaboides
barbicornis SEE Lasiorrhynchus
barbicornis
bicornis SEE Tysius bicornis
hidens SEE Nyxetes bidens
bituberculatus SEE Sitophilus oryzae
clavus SEE Leptopius clavus
crenulatus SEE Stenocorynus crenulatus
cultratus SEE Aterpus cultratus
cruciatus 423
curvirostris 423
exclamationis 423
cylindrirostris SEE Orthorrhinus
eylindrirostris
haemorrhoidalis SEE Haplonyx
haemorrhoidalis
interruptus SEE Catoptes interruptus
lineola SEE Cossonideus lineolus
luridus SEE Omvdaus luridus
meditabundus SEE Euthyrhinus
meditabundus
modesta SEE Cecyropa modesta
quadridens SEE Leptopius quadridens
scutellaris SEE Prostomus scutellaris
semipunctatus SEE Belus semipunctatus
spectabilis SEE Chrysolopus spectabilis
stupidus SEE Tentegia stupida
tribulus SEE Leptopius tribulus
tridens SEE Agathinus tridens
CURCULIONIDAE 312, 313, 316, 317, 318,
423, 644
Curicta angusta 189, 190
Currency
coil feather money, Santa Cruz island 578
Irish Bronze Age ring money 357
Cuspicona
ampla 182
angustizona 182
apothoracica 182
carneola 82
cheesmanae 182
cooperi 182
cygniterrae 182
eremophilae 182
equisignata 182
exnigrospersa 182
forticornis 182
intacta 182
longispina 182
neocaledoniae |82
norfolcensis 182
obesula 182
ooldeae 182
phi 182
privata 182
procallosa \82
proxima |82
rufispina 182
simplex 182
strenuella 182
thoracica 182
Cuspidaria
alta 89
angasi 89
dorsirecta 89
erma 8&9
exarata 89
levifrons 87
occidua 89
pinna 89
ros 89
simulans 89
tasmanica 89
trigonalis 89
CUSPIDARIIDAE 89
SUBJECT INDEX 87
Custodianship of sacred objects project 13
Cuttlefish sce Cephalopoda
CYATHOLAIMIDAE 168, 256
Cyathospirura dasyuridis 45\
Cycethra verrucosa 636
Cyclaspis
aspera 207
australis 207
bovis 207
brevipes 211
calmani 207
cana 207, 211
candida 211
caprella 203, 207, 211
clarki 207
concinna 207
cottoni 205, 207
cretata 207, 211
exsculpta 211
fulgida 207, 211
gibba 207
globosa 207, 211
granulosa 207
juxta 214
levis 207
lucida 207
mawsonae 207
mjobergi 207, 211
mollis 207, 211
munda 207
nitida 207, 211
pinguis 207
pruinosa 207
pura 204, 207, 211
rudis 211
sabulosa 207
sheardi 207, 211
simula 207
spilotes 211
spp. 211
strigilis 207
strumosa 21]
sublevis 211
tribulis 207
usitata 201, 207
CYCLOCOELIDAE 356
Cyclocoelum jaenschi 453
Cyclomedusa spp. 154
Cyclopoida 393
Cycloporus australis 422
CYCLOPTERIDAE 157
Cyclorana
australis 369, 552
brevipes 554
cryptotis 550, 554
cultripes 553, 554
longipes 552, 554
maculosus 550, 554
maini 550, 554
manya 550
platvcephala 553
spp. 548
vagitus 550
verrucosus 550, 554
CYCLORANINAE 548
Cyclorchida omalanchristota 452
Cyclostenus vittatus 424
Cyclostomata 567
Cyclostrongvlus
alatus 451
clelandi sEE Alocostoma clelandi
dissimilis SseE Macropostrongyloides
elegans 451
gallardi 451
kartana 45\
leptos 451
parma 451
perplexus 451
wallabiae 451
CYDNIDAE 145
Cygnodraco mawsoni 157
Cygnus atratus 38
Cylindracheta
arenivaga 497
campbelli 497
kochi 497
88 SUBJECT INDEX
longaeva 497
psammophila 497
Cylindroryctes spegazzinii 497
Cylindrotrema cygni 453
Cylindryllioides mawsoni 394
Cyllognathus subtilis 424
Cymatoceras hendersoni 153
Cymbiola spp. 99
Cymbiolacca sp. 99
Cymbiolena sp. 99
Cymbiolista spp. 99
Cymiphis spp. 322
CYNOGLOSSIDAE 579
Cynoglossus broadhursti 579
CYPERACEAE 61
Cyperus sp. 61
Cyphaleini 352
Cyphogastra farinosa 423
Cypraea
angustata SEE Notocypraea verconis
asellus SkE Evanaria asellus
aurantium SEE Callistocypraea aurantium
bistrinotata SFE Pustularia cicercula
bregeriana 165
caputserpentis 165
carneola 165
cicercula SEE Pustularia tricornis
comptonii SEE Cypraea trenberthae
cribraria SEE Cribraria cribraria
cylindrica SEE Palangerosa cylindrica
dillwyni SEE Pustularia margarita
eglantina SEE Arabica eglantina
erosa SEE Cypraea kauilani
errones SEE Erronea nimisserans
felina SEE Melicerona melvilli
friendii SEE Zoila friendii
haddnightae SEE Cribraria haddnightae
helvola 165
hirundo SEE Evanaria hirundo
irvineanae 165
isabella SEE Basilitrona isabella
kaiseri 165
kauilani 165
kieneri SEE Evanaria ursellus
labrolineata SEE Erosaria helenae
limacina SEE Staphylea purperosa
lynx SEE Lyncina lynx
mappa 165
miliaris 165
minoridens SEE Paulonaria minoridens
moneta SEE Monetaria moneta
ovum SEE Erronea errones
pallidula SEE Blasicrura rhinoceros
poraria 165
pulicaria SEE Guttacypraea euclia
pyriformis SEE Cypraea kaiseri
rosselli SEE Zoila rosselli
scurra SEE Arabica scurra
spp. 471
staphylaea SEE Staphylea nukulau
stolida SEE Bistolida stolida
subviridis SEE Solvadusta subviridis
teres SEE Talostolida subteres
tigris 165, 470
trenberthae 165
ventriculus SEE Ponda ventriculus
venusta SEE Zoila episema
wilhelmina 165
yaloka SEE Palmadusta lutea
Cypraeacea 101
CYPRAEIDAE 165, 302, 470, 471
CY PRAEINAE 470, 471
CYPRAEOIDEA 165
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection (1992) 165
Cypraeovula
adamsoni 470
spp. 471
CYPRAEOVULINAE 471
Cypselurus cribrosus 567
Cyrillista concentrica 87
Cyrnea
dentifera SEE Excisa dentifera
dollfusi SEE Procyrnea dollfusi
falco SEE Procyrnea falco
paraleptoptera 451
spiralis SEE Microhadjelia spiralis
Cyrtolaelaps
aster 322
mucronatus 322
rectus 322
spp. 322
Cyrtophora moluccensis 424
Cyrtoprosopus stramineus 57
Cyrtoxiphoides
planifrons 57
leai 57
Cysteochila aletheia \21
Cystiscus angasi
SEE Marginella erma
SEE Marginella ringens
Cysticus spp. 100
Cytaea
alburna 424
clarovittata 424
Cytology
molluse 303, 304
CYTTIDAE 567
Cyttosoma boops 567
Cyttus australis 567
D
Dacodraco hunteri 157
Dactvlopagrus
carponemus 567
macropterus 567
Dactylopalpus transversus 434
Dactylophora nigricans 567
DACTYLOPODIINAE 391
Dactylosargus arctidens 575, 579
Daily, B.
obituary 258
Dampieria ignita \57
Dance, Aboriginal 225
Darana
mythology 562
SUBJECT INDEX 89
Darioconus
abbas 97
archiepiscopus 97
aureus 97
cholmondeleyi 97
lucidus 97
marmoricolor 97
omaria 97
panniculus 97
paulucciae 97
pennaceus 97
racemosus 97
retifer 97
stellatus 97
textile 97
textilis 97
verriculum 97
victoriae 97
Darling Downs, Qld
fossils 158
Darling River
mythology 507
Dasia smaragdina 250
DASYATIDAE 567
Dasyatis brevicaudatas 567, 579
Dasycercus cristicauda 81, 142, 399
Dasykaluta rosamondae parasites 431
Dasyortalis
angustifrons 336
hbarbata 336
complens 336
goniceps 336
leucomera 336
signifacies 336
tarsalis 336
Dasytes minutus 423
DASYURIDAE 7, 8, 142, 475, 486
fossils 487
Dasyuroides byrnei 142, 399
90 SUBJECT INDEX
Dasyurus
geoffroii (geoffroyi) 81, 399
geoffroyi (geoffroii} 142
hallucatus 399
maculatus 409
spp. 486
Dauciconus
augur 97
chenui 97
circumactus 97
daucus 97
ermineus 97
furvus 97
kermadecensis 97
lineatus 97
planorbis 97
sutoreanus 97
vitulinus 97
Daulis cimicoides 309
Daulotypus picticornis 309
Davainea
cacatuina SEE Raillietina cacatuina
himantopodis 452
DAVAINEIDAE 356
Death and mourning, Aboriginal 129, 225,
343, 418, 494, 522, 574
Decapoda 194, 475
Decatoma
persephone 150
sidnica 150
Decilaus
abdominalis 317
albohumeralis 317
curvirostris 317
episternalis 317
ervthromelas 317
ervthropholus 317
lineifer 317
medioalbus 317
megapholus 317
mollis 317
nigrohumeralis 317
nitidirostris 317
parvidens 317
ruficornis 317
semicalviceps 317
subfasciculatus 317
triangulifer 317
wilsoni 317
Decorisepia
cottesloensis 641
jaenschi 641
Deiphobe australiana 492
Delena gloriosa 550
Delma
australis 250, 440
borea 250, 440
butleri 440
elegans 250
fraseri 369, 440, 643
impar 440
inornata 250, 440
lineata 643
molleri 440
nasuta 250, 440
pax 250
plebeia 643
reticulata 643
tincta 440, 643
DELPHINIDAE
fossils 143
parasites 274
Delphinus delphis
parasites 274
Demansia
acutirostris 250, 367
carinata 369, 581
modesta 367
psammophis 367, 369
spp.
parasites 279, 431
textilis 367, 576
Demography, Aboriginal 225, 528, 537, 540
Kaidilt people, Bentinck Island 527
Demoplatus trichocerus 139
Dendrelaphis punctulata parasites 431
DENDROCHIROTAE 108
SUBJECT INDEX
Dendroconus collaris 318
gubernator 97 eremitus 318
striatus 97 exithioides 316
Dendrocygna arcuata 38 fasciculatus 316
DENDRODORIDIDAE 43 fasciculiceps 318
Dendrodoris nigra 43 intercoxalis 316
Dendrolaelaps invenustus 316
adelaideae 615 lateripennis 318
concinna 615 lateroalbus 316
Dendrouterina australiensis 452 latus 318
Denisonia lectus 316
brunnea 250, 367 minutus 316
coronata 367 muticus 316
coronoides 367 parvus 318
curta 367 purpureotinctus 316
flagellum 367 pustulosus 318
gouldii 367, 576 sanctus 318
maculata 581 scutellaris 316
nigrostriata 250, 367 setosus 316
superba 367 squamipennis 318
parasites 367 subaridus 316
suta 367, 581 tibialis 316
DENNSTAEDTIACEAE 61 variegatus 316
DENTALIIDAE 641 V-niger 316
Dentalium ziczac 318
arenarium 64] DERMANYSSIDAE 120
beachportensis 641 Dermaptera 42
bordaensis 641 Dermatopsis multiradiatus 157, 344, 567
flindersi 451 Dermestes
francisense 641 ater 423
hemileuron 641 carnivorus 423
hyperhemileuron 641 felinus SEE Dermestes ater
Jaffaensis 641 limbatus SEF Phycosecis limbata
octopleuron 641 navalis 423
verconis 641 scaber SEE Ulonotus scaber
Depsages solandri 423 DERMESTIDAE 423
Deretiosius Derogenes johnstoni 453
alphabeticus 318 DESMOSCOLECIDAE 168
amplipennis 318 Dessetostrongylus
angustus 316 maudii 451
apicalis 316 moorhousei 451
aridus 318 Devil Lizard (Mingir1)
atratus 316 mythology 524
carinirostris 318
92 SUBJECT INDEX
Devon Downs
Aboriginal remains and occupational
evidence 224
stone implements 534
Devonian fossils 44, 432
DEXAMINIDAE 444
Diadematoida 108
Diaea
abliceris 424
rubropunctata 424
Diamerus interstitialis 434
Diamonds
history of discovery in South Australia 160
Dianella
longifolia 61
revoluta 62
Diaphus coeruleus 579
Diaprepocoris barycephala |86
DIAPRIIDAE 119
Diapus
pusillimus 434
5-spinatus 434
Diari people see 4Lso Dieri people, 472
DIARTHROPHALLIDAE 626
Diarthrophallus
duodecimpilosa 626
quercus 626
DIASTYLIDAE 203, 204, 205, 209, 214
Diatomineura
auriflua 139
brevirostris 139
fulzida 139
montana |39
patula 139
pulchra 139
ruficornis 139
violacea 139
Dibranchiata 560
Dic
brevidactvlum 205
lasiodactylum 204, 205
DICHEILONEMATINAE 22
Dichelyne
cnidglanis 451
sheardi 451
Dickinsonia spp. 154
Dicoides
areolata 209
brevidactyla 209
fletti 209
occidentalis 214
Dicranomyia
brevirama \1
idonea 11
inhonora \\
norfolcensis \1
punctipennis ||
sedata \1
subremota 11
DICROCOECLIIDAE 356
DICTYNIDAE 424
Dictvonannus flavus \72
Dictvonemobius
heteropus 57
lateralis 57
Didiscus pusillus 62
Didvmosella larvalis 162, 333
Diemenia
grossi 2
group 3
immarginata 2
minuta 2
rubromarginata 2
Dieri people see aso Diari people, 35, 472,
562
Diestota alternans 47
Diethusa
incisipes 318
majorina 318
metasternalis 318
nigriclava 318
subaurifera 318
truncatidens 318
Dieuches
consanguineus 184
distanti 184
SUBJECT INDEX 93
enigmaticus 184
finitimus 184
grandicus 184
hirsutus 184
longicollis 184
maculicollis 184
notatus 184
nudus 184
obscuripes 184
oceanicus 184
scutellatus 184
torpidus 184
Digenea 27, 280, 356
Diglotta maritima 34
DILEPIDIDAE 356
Dilepis bancrofti SEE Hemiparonia bancrofti
Dilly bags 226, 343
Dimitobelus macgregori 153
Dimorphostylis
australis 214
cottoni 203, 214
vieta 214
Dineutus australis 423
Dingo SEF Canis familiaris
Dinoderus minutus 423
Dinolestes lewini 567
Dinopis insularis 424
Dinoplax gigas 640
Dinornis
giganteus 033
novaezealandiae 633
queenslandiae 407
struthoides 633
Dinornithiformes 633
Dinosaurs
ankylosaur 490
mimicry 490
omithomimosaur 428
protoceratopsian 428
Dinoura pulchra 150
Dinoxantholinus
caeruleipennis 48
lateralis 48
prodigiosus 48
Diochus indicus 48
DIOCTOPHYMATOIDEA 356, 451
Diodon holocanthus 567
DIODONTIDAE 567
Diodora lincolnensis 86
DIOECOCESTIDAE 356
Diomedea melanophris
parasites 277
Diomedenema diomedeae 45 |
Diorchis flavescens 452
DIOSACCIDAE 391, 392
DIOSACCINAE 392
Diosaccopsis
spp. 392
Diosaccus spp. 392
Dipetalonema
annulipapillatum SEE Breinlia
annulipapillatum
boltoni SEE Breinlia boltoni
dasyuri SEE Breinlia dasyuri
dentonensis SEE Breinlia dentonensis
Johnstoni 451
lutreoli SEE Dipetalonema johnstoni
mundayi SEE Breinlia mundayi
pearsoni 45\
pseudocheiri SEE Brienlia pseudocheiri
rarum SEE Breinlia rarum
robertsi 272 SEE ALSO Breinlia robertsi
tenue SEE Breinlia robertsi
venacavincola SEE Sprattia venacavincola
Diphamorphos apicalis 144
DIPHYLLOBOTHRIIDAE 27
Diphyllobothrium arctocephalinum 452
Diphyllus obscuronotatus 309
Diplacodes
bipunctata 491
trivialis 49]
Diplasicotyle johnstoni 453
Diplocoelus
decemlineatus 309
pilinotatus 309
platysomus 309
94
Diplocrepis
costatus 344, 567
parvipinnis 567
Diplodactylus
alboguttatus 643
annulatus 643
byrnei 643
conspicillatus 643
elderi 250, 643
galeatus 250, 296
hilli 643
lucasi 643
michaelseni 643
mitchelli 250, 296
pachyvurus 643
polyophthalmus 643
pulcher 643
savagei 250, 296
spinigerus 643
steindachneri 643
stenodactylus 643
stenurus 643
strophurus 369
taenicauda 643
tessellatus 643
vittatus 295, 643
woodwardi 643
DIPLOPELTIDAE 168
Diplopoda 259
Diploporetla alata 162
DIPLOPOSTHIDAE 356
DIPLOSENTIDAE 126
DIPLOSTOMIDAE 27, 356
Diplostomum
murrayense 453
parvulum 453
Diplothrombium australiense 598
Diplotriaena
alpha 45]
beta 451
beveridgei 22, 451
delta 22, 451
epsilon 451
falconis 22
SUBJECT INDEX
gamma 45]
smithi 22, 45]
spratti 22, 45]
zeta 45]
DIPLOTRIAENIDAE 356
DIPLOTRIAENINAE 22
DIPLOTRIAENOIDEA 451
DIPLURIDAE 425
Dipnoi 475
Diporiphora
bilineata 250, 369
lalliae 250
magna 250
Diporophora
amphiboluroides 643
australis 643
bennettii 643
bilineata 643
winneckei 643
Diprotodon 334, 411, 413
optatum 407, 488
sp. 486
DIPROTODONTIDAE 337, 338, 339, 407,
473, 475, 486, 488
fossils 487
Diptera 11, 12, 139, 232, 336, 600, 612
DISCOCELIDIDAE 422
Discocelis australis 422
Discocephali 567
DISCODORIDINAE 43
Discopontius discoides 393
Disease
Treponematoses in exhumed Aboriginal
bones 185
Dispar compacta 519
Dispharynx pelecani 276
Dispharynx pelecani SEE Synhimantus
pelecani
Distichlis distichophylla 62
Distoleon somnolentus 491
Ditji-Mingka mythology 238
Ditropidus
apicipennis 308
armatus 308
basiceps 308
basiventris 308
brevis 308
cognatus 308
congenitus 308
cribriceps 308
cribricollis 308
cupricollis 308
clypealis 308
discicollis 308
flavipennis 308
foveiventris 308
gagates 308
gibbicollis 308
glaber 308
globulus 308
glossatus 308
indistinctus 308
longipes 308
longus 308
macrops 308
majorinus 308
marginipennis 308
modicus 308
nigribasis 308
nigriventris 308
obscuripennis 308
puncticollis 308
punctipennis 308
punctivarius 308
quadratipennis 308
scutellaris 308
striatipennis 308
striatus 308
triangulifer 308
variicollis 308
ventralis 308
viridimicans 308
viriditinctus 308
Ditropinotella compressiventris 150
Divalucina entypoma 98
Dodonaea viscosa 62
Dohrnia tristis 423
Dolichogryllus brunneovariegatus 57
SUBJECT INDEX 95
Dolichomiris linearis 56
Dolichopera macalpini SEE Dolichoperoides
macalpini
DOLICHOPERIDAE 27
Dolichoperoides macalpini 453
Dolichoxipha gracilipes 37
Dolomedes habilis 243
Dolophones peltata 424
Dolphins see DELPHINIDAE
DONACIDAE 91
DORIDIDAE 43
Doriopsilla
aurea 43
carneola 43
Dorosoma come 567
DOROSOMIDAE 157
Dorylaimida 168
DORYLAIMIDAE 168
Dorymetaecus spinnipes 424
‘Dot and Circle’ ... (Maughan & Zimmer,
1986) book review 481
DRACONEMATIDAE 168
DRACUNCULOIDEA 451
Drakiessa
hackeri 298
parva 298
DRASSIDAE 424
Drassodes
excavatus 424
signatus 424
‘Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia’
(Sutton, 1988)
book review 373
Dreams, Aboriginal 225
DROMAIHDAE 407
DROMAIINAE 404
Dromaius
diemenianus 305
gidju 404
gracilipes 404
novaehollandiae 404
ocypus 362, 404, 407
patricius 404
sp. 404
96 SUBJECT INDEX
Drombus halei 157, 592
Dromeothrombium
queenslandiae 611
DROMICEIIDAE 362, 475
Dromiceius (= Dromaius)
ocypus 362, 407
spp. 362
Dromornis australis 407
DROMORNITHIDAE 362, 407, 455. 475
Drosera whittakeri 61
DROSERACEAE 61
Drugs 483
Aboriginal 226
use of plants 61
Drymini 180
Dryocoetes diomorphus 434
Drysdalia coronoides parasites 431
DUFOURIELLINAE 173, 175
Dugong
australis
parasites 274
dugon
Aboriginal hunting practices 40
Dujardinia halicoris 274
Dung beetles sez Coprides
Duomyia
annulipes 336
azurea 336
decora 336
fidschiensis 336
grandis 336
irregularis 336
laeta 336
maculipennis 336
mithrax 336
nigricosta 336
nigripes 336
obscura 336
punctifrons 336
scutellaris 336
sericea 336
spinifemorata 336
thalassina 336
tomentosa 336
Durikainema macropi 451
‘Dynamic Partnership ... (The) (Ford &
Paton, 1986)
book review 249
Dyraspis dorreensis 101
DYSCOPHINAE 46
Dysdera australiensis 424
DYSDERIDAE 424
Dysgenopsyllus reeveshyensis 393
DYSPONTIIDAE 393
DYTISCIDAE 315, 423
Dytiscus decempunctatus SEE Platynectes
decempunctatus
E
Eagle (Kanau)
mythology 507
Eaglehawk
mythology 33
East Avenue Terrace 513
Ebenavia horni 643
ECHELIDAE 567
ECHELIDIIDAE 168
ECHENEIDIDAE 567
Echeneis
australis 567
remora 567
Echidna szE Tachyglossus aculeatus
Echidnotaenia tachyglossi 452
Echinaster
arcystatus 59, 108, 448
glomeratus 59, 108, 448, 636
varicolor 636
ECHINASTERIDAE 59, 108
ECHINIDAE 59, 108
Echinobothrium heronensis 452
Echinocardium cordatum 59, 108
Echinocephalus uncinatus 274
Echinochasmus pelecani 453
Echinocyamus platytatus 59, 108
SUBJECT INDEX
Echinoderm Echunga diamonds 160
type specimens Ectenopsis victoriensis 139
South Australian Museum collection ECTOPSOCIDAE 457
(1928) 59 Ectopsocus
(1978) 636 californicus 457
Echinodermata 59, 60, 108, 290, 350, 447, cetratus 457
448, 636, 642 Ectorisma granulata 89
Echinoidea 59, 108, 350, 636 Edaphus sumatrensis 47
Echinolaophonte spp. 392 Edentellina tvpica 89
Echinometra mathaei 59 EDENTELLINIDAE 89
ECHINOMETRIDAE 59 Ediacara assemblage 154, 260
Echinonema frond-like fossils 260
edmondsi 45 | Ediacara Fossil Reserve
meridionalis 451 geology and Precambrian fauna 154
Echinoparyphium Ediacaria spp. 154
ellisi 268, 453 Edusa
hydromyos 453 capillata 309
Echinophryne multicolor 309
crassispina 157, 344, 567 obscura 309
glauerti 156 punctipennis 309
Echinoplana tenerrima 422 sericea 309
Echinopsocus grayi 457 suturalis 309
ECHINORHYNCHIDAE 27, 126 Egernia
Echinorhynchus bungana 643
hylae SEE Porrorchis hylae cunninghami 366, 643
menurae SEE Plagiorhynchus menurae dahlii 643
zanchlorhynchi 452 depressa 366, 643
Echinostoma dorsalis 366, 643
australe 264, 453 formosa 366
bancrofti 264, 453 frerei 366, 643
ECHINOSTOMATIDAE 356 inornata 366, 643
Echinothrombium kingii 366, 643
bardonense 611 kintorei 250, 366
echidninum 602, 611 lauta 643
hystricinum 605 luctuosa 643
lamingtonensis 611 major 366, 643
queenslandiae 605 margaretae 250
spinatum 602 pulchra 643
southcotti 602 rugosa 643
willungae 602, 611 slateri 250
Echinuria querquedulae 451 striolata 366, 643
Echiura 125 stokesii 366, 643
ECHIURIDAE 125 whitei (whitii) 66, 250, 366, 372
Echmepteryx brunnea 457 whitii (whitei) 250, 643
97
98
Eirone
basimaculata 541
major 541
Ektopodon serratus 407, 476
EKTOPODONTIDAE 407, 476
fossils 487
Elachistocleis sp. 46
Elanus
notatus 72
scriptus 72
Elaphrosaurus bamgergi 428
ELAPIDAE 250, 367, 369
Elasmobranchii 202, 567, 572
Elasmolomus
v-album 184
nereis 184
papuanus 184
sordidus 184
Elassogaster
albopilosus 336
didymoides 336
didymus 336
evitta 336
flavipes 336
hyalipennis 336
lineatus 336
marginalis 336
nigripes 336
potens 336
sepsoides 336
signatipes 336
simplex 336
sordidus 336
terrae-reginae 336
ELECTRIDAE 161
Electroma
georgiana 87
punctulata 87
Elenia sp. 431
ELEOTRIDAE 567
Eleotris larapintae \57
Elephantomyia
fumicosta \\
hyalibasis 12
SUBJECT INDEX
Eleusis
apicipennis 47
diversicollis 48
humilis 47
Elhamma australasiae 504
Eligidion occiduus 86
ELIPSOCIDAE 457
Ellochelon vaigiensis 592
Elseya spp. 590
Emarginula
convexa 86
kimberi 88
superba 86
EMBALLONURIDAE 81
Emballotheca quadrata 333
EMEIDAE 407
Empodius alecturae SEE ALSO Mediorhynchus
alecturae 27\
Emu fossils 305, 362, 404, 407, 475
Emydura
lavarackorum 590
macquarii 576
spp. 590
Encymon clavicornis 309
Endacusta
amplipennis 57
angulifrons 57
australis 57
cycloptera 57
irrorata 57
major 57
minor 57
mjobergi 57
oligoneura 57
pardalis 57
pilipennis 57
Endemoconus howelli 97
Endoclita
aikasama 523
albosignata 509
annae 523
aroura 523
aurata 509, 523
aurifer 523
broma 523
buettneria 509
camphorae 523
chalybeata 509
chrysoptera 509
crenilimbata 523
damor 509
davidi 523
excrescens 523
gmelina 509
hosei 523
ijereja 523
javaensis 523
kara 523
kosemponis 523
marginenotatus 509, 523
metallica 509
microscripta 509
niger 523
paraja 523
punctimargo 509
purpurescens 509
raapi 523
rustica 509
salyazi 523
sericeus 523
sibelae 523
signifer 509, 523
sinensis 523
taranu 523
topeza 523
tosa 523
undulifer 509
warawita 523
williamsi 523
ENDOMYCHIDAE 309
Endoparasites
New Zealand
subantarctic islands 277
Endotaria aptera 57
Enemothrombium
cygnus 602
evansi 602
gambiense 605
SUBJECT INDEX
ENEOPTERIDAE 57
ENGRAULIDAE 567
Engraulis australis 567
Enhydris polvlepis 369
ENIOCHTHONIIDAE 325
Enithares bergrothi 187
Enoplida 168
ENOPLIDAE 168, 451
ENOPLOSIDAE 567
Enoplosus armatus 567
Entedonella aereiscapus 150
Enterogonia orbicularis 422
Entomobrya virgata 601
Entomyzon cyanotis
parasites 355
Ephemeroptera 480
Eobrachychthonius spp. 325
Eocene
fossils 17, 151, 348, 449, 468, 489
Eocithara lamellifera 111
Eocuma agrion 212
Eodelena
convexa 247
kosciuskoensis 247
lapidicola 247
loftiensis 247
melanochelis 247
spenceri 247
tasmaniensis 247
Eoliths 251
EOPHLIANTINAE 442
Eophliantis tindalei 394, 442
Eoplacophora 110
Eopsaltria australis
parasites 355
Eosentomon
insularum 543
millsi 542
noonadanae 543
oceaniae 543
penelopae 543
pumiliodes 543
sakura 543
swani 542
99
100
westraliense 542
womersleyi 542
wvregodzinskyi 543
Epanusia beenleighi 150
Ephemeroptera 480
Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus 38
Epicodakia salebrosa 98
Epideira
beachportensis 107
flindersi 107
Epigonichthys
australis 567
bassanus (= bassanum) 567
Epilachna guttatopustulata 423
Epilissus ustulatus 310
Epilohmannia
cylindrica 326
pallida 326
EPILOHMANNIIDAE 326
EPINEPHELIDAE 592
Epiphragma
howensis 11
terra-reginae ||
Episcaphula
atromaculata 309
duplopunctata 309
foveicollis 309
guttatipennis 309
nigronotata 309
Epistenia speciosissima 150
Episystole
spp. 150
EPTATRETIDAE 1t57
Eptatretus longipinnis 157
Eptesicus
baverstocki 8 |
finlaysoni 81
pumilus 142
sp. 399
Equichlamys bifrons 87, 106
EQUIDAE 81
Equus caballus 81
Erato bimaculata 165
Erephopsis
SUBJECT INDEX
aureohirta 139
binotata 139
concolor 139
divisa 139
gemina 139
gibbula 139
guttata 139
lasiophthalma 139
maculipennis 139
gquadrimacula 139
submedia 139
xanthopilis 139
Eretmochelys imbricata 369
Ericusa spp. 99
ERIOPHYIDAE 468
Ermabella Mission 34
Erosaria
caputserpentis 470
eburnea 470
erosa 470
helenae 165, 470
helvola 470
poraria 470
spp. 471
EROSARIINAE 470, 471
Erotendomychus bimaculatus 309
Erotolepsiella nemorum 150
EROTYLIDAE 309
Erotylus
amethystinus SEE Chalcopterus
amethystinus
bicolor sEE Amarygmus bicolor
cupreus SEE Chalcopterus cupreus
morio SEE Amarygmus morio
smaragdulus SEE Chalcopterus
smaragdulus
Erronea
caurica 470
errones 165, 471
nimisserans 165, 470
spp. 471
ERRONEINAE 470, 471
Erythraea australis 62
ERYTHRAEIDAE 459, 466, 598
Erythraeus
buforanius 598
celeripes 598
dasypodiae 598
perthense 598
pilosus 598
reginae 598
urrbrae 598
ERYTHRICHTHYIDAE 567
Erythrotriorchis radiatus 72
Escalima murravi 89
Esola sp. 392
Etadunna Formation 475, 476
Ethminolia
cincta 107
elveri 107
ETHMOLAIMIDAE 168
Etrumeus jacksoniensis 567
Ettmulleria
australis 602
obscura 602
Euander
cicero 179
lacertosus 179
torquatus 179
Euantedon paucicirra 59, 108, 636
Euastacus sulcatus
parasites 608
Euborellia annulipes 42
Eucalyptus
dumosa 61
fasciculosa 61
gracilis 61
incrassala 6\
oleosa 61
spp. 288
Eucentronotus zietzi 157
Euchoristopus kalolo 592
Eucidaris australiae 636
Eucla
stone implements 396
Euclichthys polvnemus 579
Eucolapsis brunnea 423
SUBJECT INDEX
Eucolo Creek
rock carvings 227, 518
EUCOTYLIDAE 356
Eucrassatella
camura 98
castanea 89
kingicola 89
Eudactylopus australis 391
Eudyptula minor 372
parasites 278
Euepicrius
filamentosus 323
lootsi 322
spp. 322
Eugryllodes diminutus 57
Eulohmannia ribagai 326
EULOHMANNIIDAE 326
EUMEGACETIDAE 356
Eunatalis porcata 423
Eunucula spp. 98
Euonyx
pirloti 444
normani 444
Euoplocephalus tutus 490
Euowenia spp. 337
Euparypha pisana \05
Eupatagus valenciennesii 108
Eupelmus unipunctipennis 150
Eupetrichthys gloveri \57
Euphrasia collina 62
EUPHTHIRACARIDAE 324
EUPHTHIRACARINAE 324
Euplana gracilis 422
Euplectella regalis 426
EUPLECTELLIDAE 426
Euprosopia
albifacies 336
albolineata 336
alticeps 336
atomaria 336
aureovitta 336
australis 336
basalis 336
biarmata 336
101
102
bilineata 336
brevicornis 336
calypterata 336
chalybea 336
conjuncta 336
connexa 336
curta 336
depressifrons 336
dorsata 336
dubitalis 336
frontalis 336
fusifacies 336
gigas 336
impingens 336
innocua 336
insulicola 336
lepida 336
lepidophora 336
longicornis 336
macrotegularia 336
maculipennis 336
metallica 336
miliaria 336
millepuncta 336
minor 336
minuta 336
mohnikei 336
multivitta 336
nobilis 336
penicillata 336
potens 336
producta 336
protensa 336
punctifacies 336
rufiventris 336
scatophaga 336
semiarmata 336
separata 336
setinervis 336
sexpunctata 336
tarsalis 336
tegularia 336
tenuicornis 336
tigrina 336
SUBJECT INDEX
trivittata 336
truncata 336
ventralis 336
Euprymna tasmanica 560
Eurepa
curvatifrons 57
marginipennis 57
mjoberai 57
sordida 57
subaptera 57
unicolor 57
European bronze age antiquities 357
Eurvale euopla 108
Euryapteryx geranoides 633
Eurygrvllodes latipennis 57
EURYLEPTIDAE 422
Eurynome granulosa 169
Euryparasitus
emarginatus 322
terribilis 322
Eurytoma
descartesi 150
eylandti 150
filisilvae 150
saltinatus 150
semifuscicornis 150
silvipuer 150
Eurytomomma atricoxa 150
Euscyrtus
australicus 57
concinnus 57
hemelytrus 57
Euseila pileata 103
Eustaphylaea sp. 471
Eustrongylides
gadopsis 278
Phalacrocoracis 276, 451
plotinus 451
Eutetrarhynchus australis 452
Euthyplatystoma
plumatum 336
rigidum 336
superbum 336
Euthyrhinus meditabundus 423
SUBJECT INDEX 103
Eutrichothrombium eutrichum 602
EUTROMBIDIINAE 602
Eutrombidium trigonum 602
Euxesta
hyalipennis 336
lafooni 336
pruinosa 336
quadrivittata 336
semifasciata 336
Euxestomoea
bipunctata 336
discifera 336
prompta 336
Fuxestus
medioniger 309
tasmaniae 309
Evanaria SEE ALSO Evenaria
asellus 165, 470
hirundo 165, 470
punctata 470
ursellus 165, 470
Evanssellus spp. 322
Evenaria spp. 471
Everard Ranges
Aboriginal mobility, 1970-71
mammals 81
Everardia picta 182
Excisa
biloba 451
dentifera 451
Exhibition techniques
illustrating of heavenly bodies 39
Exhibitions and publications, Aboriginal 236,
249, 373, 481
Eximiothracia
concentrica 89
lincolnensis 89
myadoroides 89
speciosa 89
Exithius
bidentatus 317
carinicollis 317
edentatus 317
episternalis 317
insularis 317
microps 317
murinus 317
obliquus 3\7
parvidens 317
pullatus 317
semicalviceps 317
squamosis 317
tricarinatus 317
FExocarpus
aphyllus 62
strictus 62
EXOCOETIDAE 567
Exocyclodia 108
Exocycloida 59
Exoediceros maculosus 44]
Exohaliotis cyclobates 10\
Exosiperna
concava 89
scapha 89
F
Fabricius, Johann Christian 423
Factory sites, Aboriginal
Moonee Beach, NSW 398
Falcaustra
elsevae 45 |
simpsoni 451
Falco
cenchroides 72, 372
hypoleucos 72
peregrinus 72
longipennis 72
spp.
parasites 22, 355
subniger 72
Falconiformes 475
FALCUNCULIDAE 7]
Falda
queenslandica 173
spp. 175
Faredifix clavata 453
Farrea occa 426
104 SUBJECT INDEX
FARREIDAE 426
FELIDAE 81
Felis cattus domesticus 81, 142
FELLODISTOMIDAE 356
Ferussacia
folliculus 105
sp. 415
Fibularia
craniolaris 59, 108
plateia 59, 108, 636
volva 108
FIBULARIIDAE 59, 108
Field Island, NT
bark paintings 377
Fighting sez Weapons
Fiji 47, 314
Coleoptera 314, 417, 470, 644
FILARIIDAE 272
Filarinema peramelis 272 SEF ALSO
Mackerrostrongylus peramelis
FILARIOIDEA 356, 451
Filaroides
hydrurgae 451
pilbarensis 451
FILICOLLIDAE 356
Filicollis sphaerocephalus 27\
Finke
Australites 64
Fire-making, Aboriginal
implements 226, 483, 494, 539
Second Valley 539
Fish SEE Pisces
nets
Second Valley 539
Fishing equipment 23, 225, 226, 494, 495,
540
Fishing rites
Be-malai, Timor 294
FISSURELLIDAE 86
Fissurisepta fumarium 86
Fleurieu Peninsula
fossiliferous Cambrian succession 116
Flies SEE Diptera
Flinders Ranges
Aboriginal inhabitants 223
cave paintings 378
plant fossils 260
Pleistocene occupation 299, 300
rock carvings 223
rock paintings 223, 378
stone implements 74, 75, 127
Flindersian region 86, 87, 89, 91
Echinoderms 108
Flint implements
Central Papuan Highlands 26
Floraconus
anemone 97
angasi 97
aplustre 97
clarus 97
compressus 97
cyanostomus 97
maculosus 97
papilliferus 97
peronianus 97
remo 97
saundersi 97, 637
segravei 97
singletoni 97, 637
Floraville Station, Qld
fossil frogs 553
Flower bugs 174
Foa fo 592
Foliostoma macropodis 451
Foliotrema jecoris 453
Foliotrombidium
bisetosum 611
evansi 611
kohlsi 611
ornatum 611
Fontejus
collaris 179
multicoloratus 179
sidnicus 179
westraliensis 179
SUBJECT INDEX 105
Food
Aboriginal 52, 61, 224, 225, 239, 287,
343, 483, 494, 540, 595
animal remains 76, 398, 520, 526
game use by the Garawa people 405
dugong and sea turtle use by the
Yanyuwa people 40
game and plant use by the Wik people
483
impact of rations 41
remains, Lower Murray Valley 224
use of Acacia seeds 287
use of subterranean plants 61
witchetty grubs 239
Foraminifera 346
Ford & Paton (1986)
‘The Dynamic Partnership ...’249
Fordonia leucobalia 369
Fork Tree Limestone 116
Fossil faunas
Bluff Downs 38, 341
Ediacara 154, 260
Kanunka 49, 475
Kutjamarpu 404, 476
Lake Callabonna 411, 488
Lake Menindee 486
Malkuni 475
Ngapakaldi 390, 475
Ongeva 359
Palankarinna 362, 404, 407, 474, 475
Plio-Pleistocene 487
Riversleigh 73, 159, 230, 231, 255, 261
Spring Park 342
Fossil human skull fragments
New Guinea 138
Fossil mollusc type specimens (Part 1)
South Australian Museum collection
(1987) 164
additions and correction to Part 1, 163
Fossil molluses 17, 18, 92, 93, 112, 252
Fossil sites
Canowindra 432
conservation 261
Cuddie Springs 146
Ediacara Fossil Reserve 154
Lake Callabonna 411, 488
Lake Menindee 486, 520
Lake Ngapakaldi 475, 476
Lake Palankarinna 473, 474, 475, 476, 596
Lancefield 556
Murgon 261
Naracoorte 261
Riversleigh 261
Fossils 348
Acarina 468
Amphibia 553
Annelida 154
Antarctica 143
Argentina 15
Arthropoda 468, 475
Aves 38, 146, 151, 359, 362, 383, 404,
407, 411, 427, 449, 455, 475, 488, 518,
557, 633
bats 230, 231
Cambrian 116, 258, 347
cephalopods 151, 153, 252
Cetacea 143, 151, 407, 412, 414
chitons 18, 19, 110, 164
Ashby Collection 17
Cnidaria 154
conservation 114
Cretaceous 153, 252, 428, 490
crocodiles 360, 596
Crustacea 152, 348, 475
Devonian 44, 432
echinoid 350
emus 305, 362, 404, 407, 475
Eocene 17, 151, 348, 449, 468, 489
eutheria 6, 158, 159, 475, 486, 487
Foraminifera 346
Gastropoda 92, 112, 475
koalas 407, 474, 476, 487
lung fish 475
mammals 28, 29, 30, 230, 231, 475, 476,
487, 526
marine mammals 143, 151
106
marsupials 6, 49, 73, 146, 159, 334, 337,
338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 349, 359, 361,
390, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 413, 421,
429, 430, 473, 474, 475, 476, 486, 487,
488, 520, 556, 589 (remains)
microfossils 346, 468
Miocene 17, 19, 73, 110, 112, 151, 163,
164, 255, 346, 350, 359, 390, 404, 407,
427, 449, 475
molluses 17, 18, 19, 92, 93, 98, 99, 100,
102, 103, 110, 112, 138, 151, 153, 163,
164, 242, 252, 348, 475, 487, 489, 640
Monotremata 15, 407, 476, 486
Neogene 289
New Guinea 153
New Zealand 633
Oligocene 348, 412
Oligo-Miocene 230, 231, 414, 596
Osteichthyes 475
Paleocene monotreme 15
Patagonian platypus 15
pelicans 427
penguins 151, 407, 449
Permian crustacean 152
Pisces 44, 289, 351, 407, 414, 432, 475
plant 260
Pleistocene 49, 92, 100, 138, 146, 158,
334, 337, 338, 339, 349, 360, 361, 404,
407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 413, 421, 427,
429, 455, 475, 486, 488, 518, 520, 522,
556, 557, 589, 590
Pliocene 18, 19, 38, 93, 98, 110, 112, 143,
159, 164, 341, 342, 360, 404, 474, 487,
553
Precambrian Ediacara assemblage 154,
260
protection of 114, 261
Quaternary 30, 633
reptiles 229, 255, 359, 360, 407, 428, 475,
590, 596
rodents 158, 475, 486
rotifers 468
sharks 289, 407, 414
Siluro-Devonian 351
SUBJECT INDEX
Tertiary 98, 99, 100, 103, 151, 164, 289,
342, 362, 407, 473, 475, 489, 596
thelodonts 351
Triassic 229, 407
trilobites 116, 347
turtle 590
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection
(1976) 407
whales 143, 151, 407, 412, 414
wombats 361, 407, 429, 476, 486, 487
Fovoribatula
brevisetosa 330
mesosetosa 330
FOVORIBATULINAE 330
Frankenia pauciflora 62
Frenamya patula 89
Friesea tilbrooki 167
Frogs
Kangaroo Island 66, 576
New Guinea 544, 545
Papua 46
Fulgurites
sandtube 136
Fulham, SA
stone implements 506
Fungi 63
Fur ventralis 157, 594
Furina
annulata 367
bimaculata 367
multifasciata 581
occipitalis
parasites 279
G
Gabianus pacificus 372
GADIDAE 567
GADOPSIDAE 567
Gadopsis marmoratus 567
Gahrliepia
bengalensis 613
brennani 613
brevis 613
cetrata 613
ceylonica 613
ciliata 613
crocidura 613
decora 613
disparunguis 613
enode 613
ewingi 613
fletcheri 613
hirsuta 613
insigne 613
kumaonensis 613
lancearia 613
lewthwaitei 613
ligula 613
longipilis 613
morobensis 613
ornata 613
punctata 613
rioi 613
romeri 613
rustica 613
rutila 613
saduski 613
spinulosa 613
turmalis 613
GAHRLIEPIINAE 613
Gaimardia tasmanica 89
GAIMARDIHDAE 8&9
Galactosomum
angelae 453
bearupi 453
renincola 453
sinuilactis 453
Galaxias
attenuatus 567
coxli 567
kayi 477
olidus 477, 567
parasites 278
SUBJECT INDEX 107
GALAXHDAE 567
Galeocerdo arcticus 567
Galeus australis 567
Galium australe 62
Galleruca quadripunctata SEE Licyllus
quadripunctata
Gallery Hill, north WA
rock engravings 385
rock poundings 385
Gallinula tenebrosa 560
Gallus gallus
parasites 257
Gamasellevans spp. 322
Gamaselliphis
spp. 322
Gamasellopsis spp. 322
Gamasellus
concinnus 323
cophinus 323
grossi 323
pyriformis 322
spp. 322
tragardhi 322, 323
GAMASIPHINAE 322
Gamasiphis
australicus 322, 323
concilator 322
fornicatus 322, 323
gamasellus 322
lenifornicatus 323
pilosellus 322
pulchellus 322
saccus 323
spp. 322
Gamasiphoides
aitkeni 322
propinqua 322
propingquus 323
spp. 322
Gamasitus obscurus 322
Gamasomorpha loricata 424
Gammaridea 445
Gampsocoris pulchellus 170
Garawa people 405
108 SUBJECT INDEX
GARIDAE 91
Gasteracantha
mastoidea 424
westringi 424
Gastrochaena
frondosa 9\
GASTROCHAENIDAE 91
Gastrodomorpha enigmatica 180
Gastropoda 43, 86, 88, 90, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98,
99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106,
107, 111, 138, 242, 265, 291, 301, 302,
303, 304, 415, 470, 471, 558, 559, 637
fossils 92, 112, 475
type specimens
South Australian Museum collection
(1983) 637
(1990) 242
(1992) 165
GECKONIDAE 643
GEHY POCHTHONIIDAE 325
Gehypochthonius
rhadamanthus 325
strenzkei 325
Gehyra
fenestra 250
pilbara 250
variegata 295, 369
GEKKONIDAE 66, 250, 296, 369, 372
Geloptera
apicilata 309
apiciventris 309
armiventris 309
soror 309
viridimarginata 309
Gemellima
austrina 89
parvula 89, 309
Gena incola 98
Genealogy
Aboriginal 235
Genocidaris incerta 59, 108, 636
Genvophryne thomsoni 46
GENYOPHRYNINAE 46
Genyornis
newtoni 407, 455, 518
sp. 362
Genypterus
blacodes 567
microsiomus 567
Geobasileus chrysorrhoa 71
Geoendomychus
glaber 309
pubescens 309
Geogamasus
howardi 322, 323
minimus 323
skoshi 322
spp. 322
Geological formations
Adelaide Supergroup 116
Allingham Formation 38
Buccleuch Formation 412
Carrickalinga Head Formation 116
Etadunna Formation 475, 476
Fork Tree Limestone 116
Heatherdale Shale 116
Katipiri Sands 475
Mampuwordu Sands 362, 407, 475, 476
Marino Group 116
Morgan Limestone 350
Mount Terrible Formation 116
Pound Quartzite 260
Rapid Bay Marble 116
Sellick Hill Limestone 116
Sturt Group 116 see ALSO Stratigraphy
Tirari Formation 475
Waite Formation 359
Wangkonda Limestone 116
Werribee Formation 334
Wipajiri Formation 476
Geology 9, 10, 64, 65, 82, 83, 84, 85, 116,
136, 154, 160, 262, 334, 337, 338, 346,
439, 582, 635
Geopetitia
chibiae 451
falco 451
streperae 45]
Geostilbia aperta 105
Geotria australis 567
GEOTRUPINAE 253
Gephyroberyx darwinii 567
Gephyrocuma
pala 204, 206
repanda 2\2
similis 212
Gephvrophora biturrita 333
GERRIDAE 254, 567
Gerris
australis 190
euphrvsone 190
Gibberula spp. 100
Gibberulina spp. 100
Gidgealpa Water Hole
Aboriginal grave-sites 418
GIGANTORHYNCHIDAE 126, 356
Gilmore Well
cave paintings 378
Girdles
Aboriginal 573
Girella tricuspidata 567
GIRELLIDAE 567
Glabromantis
melania 492
nebulosa 492
unicornis 492
Glacial periods
South Australia 513
Gladioferens
inermis 393
spp. 393
Glaessnerina sp. 260
Glauertia
orientalis 369
russelli 549, 550
spp. 548
Gliciphila melanops 288
Globocephaloides
affinis SEE Globocephaloides macropodis
macropodis 45 |
thetidis sek Globocephaloides macropodis
SUBJECT INDEX
Glochocoris monteithi 298
Glossiphonia spp.
parasites 269
Glycydonta protomarica 93
GLYCYMERIDAE 98
Glycymeris
flabellatus 87
grayanus 87
insignis 87
radians 87
sordidus 87
striatularis 87
GLYCYPHAGIDAE 603
Glycyphagus
cadaverum 603
domesticus 603
Glycyphana stolata 423
Glyphidodon SEF Glyphisodon
Glyphisodon victoriae 344, 567
Glyphocuma
bakeri 212
serventyi 212
spp. 212
Glyphoglossus molossus 46
Glyptauchen panduratus 567
Glyptoporopterus
episternalis 316
insignicollis 316
Glyptosepia hedlevi 560
Glyptozaria columnaria |12
Gnaphalium japonicum 62
GNATHANACANTHIDAE 567, 575
Gnathanacanthus goetzeei 567, 575, 579
Gnathophiurida 59, 108
GNATHOSTOMATOIDEA 451
GNESIOCEROTIDAE 422
Gnophomyia cyanoceps \1
Goanna
mythology 240
GOBIESOCIDAE 157, 344, 438, 567
GOBIIDAE 157, 344, 345, 567, 592
109
110 SUBJECT INDEX
Gobius
bifrenatus 567, 579
eremius 157, 567
filamentosus 567, 579
haackei 567
hinsbyi 567
lateralis 567
Goezia fluviatilis 278, 451
Golfingia
coriacea 123
herdmani 123
improvisa 123
margaritacea 123
minuta 123
misakiana 123
murinae 123
ohlini 123
pellucida 123
schuettei 123
semperi 123
trichocephala 123
vulgaris 123
GOLFINGIIDAE 123
Gonatistella nigropicta 492
GONEPLACIDAE 194
Gongvlonema
alecturae 451
beveridgei 451
GONGY LONEMATIDAE 356
GONIASTERIDAE 59, 108, 447, 448
Goniistius vizonarius 567
Gonimaretia interrupta 59, 108
Goniocidaris geranioides 59
Goniodiscaster acanthodes 636
Goniogastrella caudata \50
Gonoplasius carangis 453
GONORHYNCHIDAE 567
Gonorhynchus greyi 567
GONORYNCHIDAE SeEE
GONORHYNCHIDAE
Gonorynchus szE Gonorhynchus
GONOSTOMIDAE 579
Gonyocephalus
boydii 643
godeffroyi 643
spinipes 643
Goose-beaked whale sEE Ziphius carvirostris
Gordiorhynchus
bancrofti SEE Centrorhynchus bancrofti
Jalconis SEE Centrorhynchus falconis
GORGONOCEPHALIDAE 39, 108
Gorgorhynchus celebesensis 126
Gorpis simillimus 292
Grampian Mountains
Crustacea 443
Lepidoptera 519
Grampidelphis exilis
parasites 274
Granata spp. 106
Granites Mine, NT
rock markings 376
Gratiadusta spp. 471
Grave sites, Aboriginal SEE 4LSO Burial sites,
Aboriginal
Gidgealpa 418
Nackara Springs 129
Wattathoolendinnie 418
Green Snake
Kurkari
mythology 240, 241
Marikilla
mythology 241
Greenly Islands
flora 62
vertebrate fauna 372
Grindstones 456
Groote Eylandt
Aboriginal inhabitants 494, 495
aquatic Hemiptera 190
Odonata 491
Neuroptcra 491
Trichoptera 49]
Grossiana persignata 4
Grossimenia tuberculata 3
Grub-Powder man
Mirithira mythology 240
SUBJECT INDEX 111
GRUIDAE 475 cristovalensis 55
Gruiformes 475 fasciatus 55
Grvllaphonus striatipennis 57 pellucidus 55
GRYLLIDAE 57 strigicollis 55
GRYLLINAE 57 Gulf of Carpentaria
Gryllodes sigillatus 57 Aboriginal hunting practices 40, 405
GRYLLOIDEA 57 Aboriginal inhabitants 343, 494, 495, 527,
Gryllopsis armatipes 57 528, 540
Gryllotalpa aquatic Hemiptera 190
africana 497 Neuroptera 491
australis 497 Odonata 491
howensis 497 Trichoptera 491
inermis 497 Wik people 483
nitidula 497 Gundlachia eremia 107
oya 497 Guntherana
pilosipes 497 bipygalis 613
GRYLLOTALPIDAE 497 tindalei 613
Gryllulus translucens 613
commodus 57 Guttacypraea
comparatus 57 euclia 165, 471
curtipennis 57 pulicaria 101, 471
diminuens 57 spp. 471
domesticus 57 GY LIAUCHENIDAE 356
flavispina 57 Gymnapistes marmoratus 567
fulviceps 57 Gymnodactylus
fistulator 57 asper 643
kempi 57 cheverti 643
laticaput 57 cornutus 643
lepidus 57 milii 66
lineiceps 57 parasites 275
mediocris 37 miliusii 643
minusculus 57 olivii 643
oceanicus 57 pelagicus 643
parvulus 57 platurus 643
scutellatus 57 sphyrurus 643
subniger 57 Gymnoplax spiciferus 640
Guamomvia fascipennis 336 Gymnorhina hypoleuca
Guianerius typicus 55 parasites 278
Guisardinus tibicen
neoguineanus 55 parasites 355
solomonicus 55 Gymnothorax melanospilus 592
Guisardus Gynacantha rosenbergi 491
bogorensis 55
chinensis 55
112
Gynodiastylis
ambigua 209
ampla 209
attenuata 209
bicristata 209, 214
brevipes 209
carinirostris 209
concava 209
dilatata 209
echinata 209
hartmeyeri 214
inepta 214
lata 209, 214
margarita 209
munda 214
mutabilis 209
ornata 209
polita 209
quadricristata 209
robusta 209
rochfordi 209
roscida 209
similis 204
spp. 209
strumosa 209
subtilis 209
turgida 214
turgidus 204, 205
truncatifrons 205, 209
tumida 209
vicaria 214
Gynoplistia bella 11
Gypsophoca tasmanica
parasites 274
Gypsum (selenite) 83
GY RINIDAE 423
Gyrinus australis SEE Dineutus australis
Gyrocoelia australiensis 452
Gyromantis
kraussii 492
occidentalis 492
SUBJECT INDEX
Gyrophaena
discoidalis 47
Sijiensis 47
quadripunctula 47
A
Habromastix heroni \\
Habronema
aegotheles SEE Alainchabaudia aegotheles
paraleptoptera SEE Cyrnea paraleptoptera
HABRONEMATIDAE 356
HABRONEMATOIDEA 451
Haematopus unicolor 372
Haerator caperatus 453
HALACARIDAE 608
FHalaelurus
analis 567
vincenti 579
Halberds
Bronze Age 357
Hale, Herbert Mathew
obituary 370
HALEGERDINAE 43
Haliaeetus leucogaster 72
Haliastur
indus 72
sphenurus 72
Halicarcinus nuytsi 194
HALIPLIDAE 585
Haliplus
alastairi 585
bistriatus 585
fuscatus 585
gibbus 585
nicholasi 585
sindus 585
stepheni 585
testudo 585
Hallett Cove, SA
camp sites, Aboriginal 80
stone implements 79, 80, 506
Halocercus lagenorhynchi 274
HALOSAURIDAE 579
SUBJECT INDEX 113
Halosaurus pectoralis 579 Hawks
Halovelia maritima \92 Australian 72
Hamacuna hamata 89 Healing and sorcery, Aboriginal 33, 35, 225,
Hamatospiculum 226
chibiae 451 Heard Island
halcyonis 451 Collembola 167
howense 451 Hearth stones 454, 456, 561
meneilli 45} Hearths 52, 128, 520, 526
Hamaxas nigrorufus 42 Aboriginal 539
Haminoea maugeansis 43 Heaslipia gateri 613
Hamirostra melanosternon 72 Heatherdale Shale 116
Hammer Stones HEDRURIDAE 27
South Australia 77 Hedruris
Hanleya multigranosa 17 hylae 275, 451
Haplochlaena (Haplochloaena) maculosa 90 longispicula 451
Haplochloaena (Haplochlaena) maculosa 95 -Helcogramma decurrens 157, 344, 567
Haplonyx haemorrhoidalis 423 Heleioporus spp. 548
Haplophallus Helicella
bundoorensis 457 caperata 105, 415
guttatus 457 ericetorum 559
medialis 457 heripensis 105
sinus 457 itala 105
Haplorchis neglecta 105, 301, 415
parapumilio 453 stolismena 105, 301, 415
paravanissimus 453 ventricosa 558
Haploscapanes barbarossa 423 virgata 105, 301, 415
Harpeola spp. 99 Helichrysum bracteatum 62
HARPIDAE 111 HELICIDAE 301
Harrietella sp. 392 Helicolenus percoides 567
Harrison Creek Helicometra scorpaenae 453
cave paintings 378 Heligmonoides
HARTERTIIDAE 356 emanuelae SEF Odilia emanuelae
Harveyjohnstonia kartanum 451 mackerrasae SEE Odilia emanuelae
Harveytrema bisculatum 453 Heliocidaris
Hasora alexis 583 ervthrogramma 59, 108
Hastospiculum sp. 279 armigera 108
Haswellina coronata 333 tuberculata |08
Hauptmannia Helix
mullewaensis 598 aspersa 105, 301, 415, 559
westraliense 598 pisana 559
HAUSTORIIDAE 441 similaris 105
Hawk’s Nest, Kangaroo Island Helixotionella
stone implements 538 scutata 400
spiralis 400
114
Helminth
checklist
from Australian amphibia 27
from Australian birds 356
type specimens
South Australian Museum collection
Acanthocephala (1984) 452
Cestoda (1984) 452
Nematoda (1983) 451
Trematoda (1984) 453
Helminths
Acanthocephala 27, 126, 271, 356, 452
Nematoda 22, 27, 43, 67, 71, 168, 256,
257, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278,
279, 280, 355, 356, 451, 452, 567
Pentastomida 356, 431
Platyhelminthes 27, 126, 168, 264, 266,
267, 268, 269, 270, 273, 280, 356, 422,
450, 452, 453
Cestoda 27, 168, 270, 273, 280, 356,
452
Monogenea 27, 277
Trematoda 27, 264, 266, 267, 268, 269,
356, 450, 453
Digenea 27, 280, 452
Turbellaria 422
Helops rufipes SEE Homotrvsis rufipes
Helotes sexlineatus 567
HEMIASTERIDAE 59, 108
Hemicloea
plumea 424
sundevalli 424
Hemicyclops
australis 393
spp. 393
Hemidactylus
brookii 643
frenatus 369, 643
Hemiergis
decresiensis
parasites 43 1
peronii
parasites 275, 372
Hemilaophonte sp. 392
SUBJECT INDEX
Hemileius
biclavulus 328
copectus 585
minimus 585
paratenuis 585
rectus 585
Hemiparonia bancrofti 452
Hemiphonoides armatus 57
Hemiphonus
callosifrons 57
frontalis 57
gracilis 57
tuberculifrons 57
vicinus 57
villosiceps 57
vittatus 57
Hemiptera |, 2, 3, 4, 5, 55, 56, 117, 121, 145,
170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177,
178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 186,
187, 189, 190, 192, 254, 292, 293, 297,
298, 479
HEMIRHAMPHIDAE 567
Hemisphaeriodon gerrardii 643
Hemistomum intermedium SEE Apatemon
intermedium
Henbury
meteoric iron 9
Henricia hyadesi \08
Hepatojarakus
fasciatus 451
pycnofasciatus 45 |
HEPIALIDAE 501, 502, 504, 509, 511, 521,
523, 531
HEPIALINAE 509
Hepialiscus nepatensis 511
Hepsetia pinguis 567
HERMANNIIDAE 326
Hermes
aurisiacus 97
circumcisus 97
clavus 97
luteus 97
nussatella 97
tendineus 97
terebellum 97
thomasi 97
triggi 97, 637
HERSILIDAE 21
Hesperaster
arachnoides 108
crassus 108
HESPERIIDAE 583
Hesperilla
chaostola 583
chrysotricha 583
compacta 583
crypsargyra 519, 583
crypsigramma 583
donnysa 403
idothea 583
leucostigma 583
malindeva 583
mastersi 583
melania 583
munionga 583
ornata 583
sexguttata 583
tymbophora 583
tyrrhus 583
xanthomera 583
xiphiphora 583
Hesperus
bifuscipennis 318
excelsus 48
gagativentris 318
quinquecolor 318
vividus 48
Hesthesis variegata 423
Hetairotermes leai 47
HETERAKIDAE 356
Heterakis
altaica 257
hberamporia 257
brevispiculum 257
dispar 257
catheturinae 45 |
gallinarum 257
indica 257
SUBJECT INDEX
isolonche 257
spp. 257
spumosa 257
variabilis 257
vexans 257
vulvolabiata 257
HETERAKOIDEA 451
Heterarchimantis lobata 493
Heterocentrotus mammillatus 59
Heterocladosoma
galaxias 259
zebratum 259
Heteroclinus
adelaidae 567
adelaide 157
Heterodispus longisetosus 122
HETERODONTIDAE 567
Heterodontus philippi 567
Heterodoxa
fatuhivae 336
hivaoae 336
uahukae 336
uapouae 336
Heterogamasus
calcarellus 321
claviger 32]
foliatus 321
medusa 321
spinosissimus 321
spp. 322
Heterolitus thoracicus 319
Heteromysis
tasmanica 484
waitei 484
Heteronotia
binoei 369, 643
parasites 431
derbiana 643
eborascensis 643
Heteronympha
banksii 519
cordace 519
solandri 519
penelope 519
115
116 SUBJECT INDEX
Heterophves
bitoquatus 453
chini 453
HETEROPHYIDAE 356
HETEROPODIDAE 244, 245, 246, 247
Heteroptera 1, 4, 5, 56, 117, 170, 171, 172,
173, 174, 175, 178, 180, 182, 183, 292,
293, 297, 298
Heteroscarus filamentosus 567
Heterosentis paraplagusiarum 126
Heterosomata 567
Hexactinellida 426
Hexactinosida 426
HEXANCHIDAE 567
Hexanusia sanguinithorax 150
Heyvdeniella
crozetensis 322
dentata 322
goei 322
loricata 322
markmitchelli 322
spp. 322
Hiantopora
ferox 333
radicifera 333
Hiatella subulata 91
HIATELLIDAE 91
Hieraaetus morphnoides 72
Hill Grange Station, SA.
rock engravings 128
Hillier, Henry J. 241
Hiniphis
bipala 323
hinnus 322
Hiotrombidium
canberraense 611
heaslipi 611
koordanum 611
tubbi 611
Hippa australe 194
HIPPIDAE 194
Hippocampus
abdominalis 567, 580
breviceps 567, 580
novaehollandiae (= Hippocampus whitei)
567, 580
Hippolyte australiensis 194
HIPPOLYTIDAE 194
HIPPOSIDERIDAE 231
Hipposideros
ater 399
diadema 399
stenotis 399
Hirstiosoma scalaris 598
Hirundo neoxena 372
Hispa mystacina SEE Rhipicera mystacina
Hister
cyaneus SEE Saprinus cvaneus
detritus SEE Saprinus detritus
HISTERIDAE 306, 423
Histiogamphelus
maculatus 157
gallinaceus 157
rostratus 157, 567, 580
spp. 580
Histiophryne
bougainvilli 344, 567, 575
scortea 157, 344, 567
HISTIOPTERIDAE 567
Histiostoma
feroniarum 603
nichollsi 603
History and anthropology, Aboriginal
Aboriginal Family History Project 235
Aboriginal photographs 283
Board for Anthropological Research
history 282
Carl Jung’s fieldwork on Cooper Creek,
1870s 395
George French Angas in South Australia,
1840s 52
history of anthropology 14, 34, 52, 235,
281, 282, 284, 395, 534
SUBJECT INDEX
Kaidilt history, Bentinck Island, Qld 527,
528
sacred objects custodianship project 13
South Australian fieldwork in the 1940s 34
South Australian Museum history 215,
236, 284
T. D. Campbell (obituary) 132
Tasmanian Aborigines on Kangaroo Island
505
Tindale-Birdsell expedition of 1938-1939
537
Holconia
colberti 246
flindersi 246
hirsuta 246
immanis 246
insignis 245, 246
murrayensis 246
neglecta 246
nigrigularis 246
westralia 246
Holcotrombidium
cyaus 611
dentipile 611
scalaris 611
securigerum 611
Holocephali 567
Holochila
absimilis 533
consimilis 533
gilberti 533
goodingi 533
helenita 533
margarita 533
persimilis 533
Holopneustes
inflatus 59, 108
porosissimus 59, 108
Holothuria
fuscocinerea 108
vagabunda 108
hartmeyeri 108
HOLOTHURIDAE 108
Holothurioidea 636
117
Holroyd River
Aboriginal inhabitants 343
Homalota angularis 47
Homoemota tricolor 306
Homoeoxipha lycoides 57
Homotrysis rufipes 423
Hoplepiscapha longicornis 309
HOPLICHTHYIDAE 567
Hoplichthys haswelli 367
Hoplodactylus
pacificus 643
tuberculatus 643
Hoplophthiracarus shealsi 324
Hoploplana rosea 422
HOPLOPLANIDAE 422
Hoplostethus
gigas 567
intermedius 567
mediterraneus 157, 567
Hornera foliacea 162
Human biology and osteology, Aboriginal 50,
137, 185, 224, 418, 520, 522, 528, 537,
539, 540, 631
Human remains see Anthropology—human
biology
Humphrevia
incerta 89
strangei 89
Hunting and gathering practices,
Aboriginal 40, 225, 287, 389, 405, 483,
494, 540
Timorese fishing rites 129
Hutton, Frederick W. 162
HAyalopeplinus
antennalis 55
cairnsensis 55
cristovalensis 55
fijiensis 55
matlayensis 55
papuensis 55
philippinensis 55
samoanus 55
solomonensis 55
118 SUBJECT INDEX
Hyalopeploides Hydrobiomorpha
alienus 55 bovilli 588
australiensis 55 debbae 588
borneensis 55 helenae 588
cvanescens 55 microspina 588
fasciatus 55 troxi 588
maculatus 55 Hydrogamasellus
neoguineanus 55 antarcticus 322
ochraceus 55 cavei 322
queenslandensis 55 coleoptratus 322
rubrinoides 55 racovitzai 322
rubriniscus 55 spp. 322
similaris 55 ubatubaenisis 322
trinotatus 55 Hydrogamasus
Hyalopeplus kensleri 322
aneityumensis 55 littoralis 322
clavatus 55 spp. 322
cuneatus 55 Hydrometra maidli 254
grandis 55 HYDROMETRIDAE 190, 254
guamensis 55 Hydromys
hebridensis 55 chrysogaster 142, 399
kandanensis 55 parasites 267
loriae 55 sp. 486
madagascariensis 55 HY DROPHIIDAE 369
matlayensis 55 HYDROPHILIDAE 149, 584, 586, 587
marquesanus 55 Hydrophilus
nigrifrons 55 albipes 586
nigroscutellatus 55 australis 586
pellucidus 55 brevispina 586
rama 55 infrequens 586
rubroclavatus 55 latipalpus 586
rubrojugatus 55 loriai 586
samoanus 55 macronyx 586
similis 55 novaeguineae 586
smaragdinus 55 pedipalpus 586
spinosus 55 picicornis 586
tongaensis 55 viridis 586
tutuilaensis 55 Hydrophis elegans 369
vitripennis 55 Hydrurga leptonyx
Fyaloplictus parasites 274
minor 55 Hydrus platurus
solomonicus 55 parasites 279
Hybolastus cristus 423
SUBJECT INDEX 119
Ayla Hymenolepis
adelaidensis 369, 547 aklei 452
albolabris 549, 550 bradleyi 452
angiana ellisi 452
parasites 555
aurea 547
becki
parasites 555
bicolor 369
bulmeri 549, 550
caerulea 295, 369
contrastens 549, 550
coplandi 546, 549, 550
dorsivena 549, 550
iris 544
jervisiensis 66
parasites 275
latopalmata 546
lesueurii 369, 546
leucova 549, 550
meiriana 50, 547, 549
micromembrana 549, 550
mintima 549, 550
modica 549, 550
multiplica 549, 550
nasuta 369, 546
nigrofrenata 546
peroni 369
prora 549, 550
rubella 369
spinifera 549, 550
spp. 547
wisselensis 549, 550
wotjulumensis 546, 547
Hylella wolsterstorffi 545
Hylesinus
koebelei 434
varians 434
wallacei 434
HYLIDAE 118, 369, 549, 551, 552, 550, 553
parasites 27
Hylophorbus rufescens 46, 550
HYMENOLEPIDIDAE 356
jaenschi 452
murrayensis 452
Hymenoptera 119, 144, 150, 541
HYMENOSOMATIDAE 194
Hyperlophus vittatus 567
Hyperoglyphe porosa 567
Hyperoodon planifrons 195
Hypnarce subnigra 567
Hypoblenum albovittatum 424
Hypochrysops halvaetus 403
HYPOCHTHONIDAE 609
Hypochthoniella minutissima 325
Hypodontis
thetidis SEE Hypodontis macropi
macropi 451
HYPOECHINORHYNCHIDAE 126
Hypoechinorhynchus alaeopis 126
Hypoplectrodes nigroruber 567
Hyvpoprion hemiodon 567
Hyporhamphus intermedius 567
Hypostomides 567
Hypotrochus
monachus 90
penetricincta 90
Fypselodoris saintvincentius 43
Hypsipyrgias euphues 121
Hysteraster paragrapsimus 350
I
lalmenus inous 403
lalysus rufus 392
IANTHINIDAE 90
Ichthostrongylus clelandi 451
Ichthyocampus cristatus 157, 344, 567, 580
Ichthyocampus runa 156
ICHTHYOSTOMATOGASTERIDAE 627
Icteracantha
chalvbeiventris 336
cyaneiventris 336
120 SUBJECT INDEX
Insecta 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 12, 42, 47, 48, 55,
56, 57, 117, 119, 121, 135, 139, 144, 145,
Ideobisium antipodum 31
IDIACANTHIDAE 157
Idiacanthus aurora 157 147, 149, 150, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174,
Idiellana spp. 109 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182,
IDIOSEPIIDAE 36, 560 183, 184, 186, 187, 189, 190, 192, 232,
Idiosepius 248, 253, 254, 286, 292, 293, 297, 298,
notoides 36, 560 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313,
paradoxus 36 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 336, 352,
picteti 36 353, 403, 423, 434, 457, 479, 480, 491,
pygmaeus 36 492, 493, 496, 497, 498, 499, 501, 502,
Idotasia 504, 509, 510, 511, 512, 514, 519, 521,
dehiscens 644 523, 525, 531, 533, 541, 543, 583, 584,
grandicollis 644 585, 586, 587, 588, 600, 612, 644
obsoleta 644 Aboriginal use 405
spp. 644 Insects SEE Insecta
Tkeda sp. 125 Ipi sisters
IKEDAIDAE 125 mythology 524
Haria illumidens 390
ILLIOSENTIDAE 126
Iliosentis edmondsi 452
[potrombicula elegans 613
Ipsa spp. 471
Ipserronea sp. 471
Lliosentis furcatus SEE Hliosentis edmondsi Ireland
Illustrations, Aboriginal sce ALso rock Bronze Age antiquities 357
paintings, rock engravings 374 Trichohaltichella
changes after initiation 375 silvae 150
Ima fusca 493 silvifilia 150
Imugana spp. 150
metallica 336 Iron
pompiliformis 336 meteoritic (Henbury) 9
Ingaladdi rock shelter IRONIDAE 168
cave paintings 387 Isabel ravana 55
rock markings 387 Ischnochiton
Ingiis, William Grant cliftonensis 19, 164
obituary 332 cossyrus 19, 164
Inglisonema typos 451 durius 19, 164
Ingura people 494, 495 inexpectus 19
Iniomi 567 neglectus 19, 164
Initiation numantius 19, 164
Aboriginal 225, 494 rudolticensis \7
Innamincka spp. 18, 110
Archaeology 595 tisurus 19, 164
varenae 164
vinazus 19, 164
ISCHNOCHITONIDAE 110, 164, 640
Ischnodon australis 407, 473, 475
SUBJECT INDEX
Ischnoradsia papuaensis 640
ISCHNOTHELINAE 425
Ischnotoma
prionoceroides 1]
rubroabdominalis 11
Ishnochiton
asthenes 640
atkinsoni 640
auratus 640
bakeri 640
bardwelli 640
bednalli 640
broomensis 640
cariosus 640
delagoaensis 640
hewitti 640
iredalei 640
jervisensis 640
johnstoni 640
levis 640
mawilei 640
mawsoni 640
mayi 640
misimaensis 640
pallens 640
pilsbryanus 640
pilsbryi 640
properensis 640
resplendens 640
smaragdinus 640
stromfelti 640
tateanus 640
thomasi 640
tindalei 640
varietatus SEE Lepidopleurus variegatus
verconis 640
Ismarus spp. 119
ISODERMINAE 297
lsodermus planus 297
Isognomon spathulata 87
Isoodon
auratus 81, 399, 142
macrourus 399
obesulus
parasites 272
lsoparorchis tandani 453
Tsopeda vasta 245
lsopedella pessleri 245
Isopeltus
australis 180
obscurus 180
tenuicornis 180
Isoplacophora 110
lsoplatoides quadripustulatus 150
Isopoda 24, 191
Isospondyli 567
Isotoma
octooculata 167
pritchardi 601
punctata 167
sp. 167
ISOTOMIDAE 167
Istigobius stephensoni 592
ISURIDAE 567
Tsurus glaucus 567
ITARIDAE 57
Ixiolaena supina 62
J
Jangkundjara people 524, 529
Japania tristis 150
Jaralde people 503
Jeana delicatula 504
Jeffocoris grossi 117
Jelkabalubaluna
mythology 238
Jerboa mice 629
Joculator
cessicus 103
flindersi 103
introspecta 103
121
122 SUBJECT INDEX
Johnstonema
andersoni SEE Breinlia andersoni
woerlei SEE Breinlia woerlei
Johnstoniana spp. 602
JOHNSTONIANIDAE 362, 461
JOHNSTONIANINAE 602, 605
Josefilaria mackerrasse 451
Jotus insulanus 424
Jula mythology 524
JULIDAE 259
JUNCAGINACEAE 61
Jung, Carl E, 395
K
Kaduna
mythology 383
Kaidilt people 527, 528
Kalicephalus sp. 279
Kalophrynus pleurostigma 46
Kaloula pulchra 46
Kanau (Eagie)
mythology 507
Kangaroo Island
emu 305
extinct Aboriginal inhabitants 506, 538
Cercartetus lepidus 6
fossils 347
honey-eaters
feeding habits 288
lizards and frogs 66
mythology 76
nematodes 275
stone implements 74, 76, 78, 233, 534
Tasmanian Aboriginal people 505, 538
Kangaroo skin cloak 539
Kangaroos SEE MACROPODIDAE
Kanmantoo
cave paintings 378
Kanti-purru
mythology 240
Kanunka fauna 49, 475
Karangura
language 20
people 240
Kariara people 536
Kartan culture 300, 522, 534
Kartan culture see Culture succession
Kaszaba
coerulescens 353
corvina 353
laeta 353
pulchra 353
Katherine River
cave paintings 379
Kathetostoma
laeve 567
nigrofasciatum 157, 567
Katianna australis 601
Katipiri Sands 475
Kaurna people 535
Kendall River 343
Aboriginal inhabitants 343
Kenrickaster pedicellaris 636
Kenvonia pulcherrima 637
Keratella sp. 468
Killalpaninna Mission 237, 241, 562
Kimberleys, WA
stone implements 396
Kimili (Black Snake)
mythology 240
Knee-moulded pots 354
Knife, stone
circumcision 532
hafted 532
small 532
Knightiella flavifrons 4
Koala sex PHASCOLARCTIDAE
Kodj axe 516, 517
Koebelea fusca 150
Kogia breviceps 210, 216, 217, 219
parasites 273, 276
Kogomea
agapeta SEE Marginella punicea
eucla SEE Marginella baca
Kokolamalama people 225, 226
Kolopsis torus 407
Kongarati Cave
Aboriginal inhabitants 539
Kongobatha diademata 493
Koonawarra, NSW
rock engravings 382
Kopionella
matthewsi 640
tasmanica 640
Kosmiomiris rubroornatus 55
Kujumokuna
mythology 240
Kulpidji (sacred objects) 383
Kungkarungkara
mythology 524
Kuria
longimana 394
spp. 442
Kurkari (Green Snake)
mythology 240, 241
Kutjamarpu fauna 404, 476
Kuyani people 472
Kyarranus
kundagungan 549, 550
sphagnicolus 548
KYPHOSIDAE 567
Kyphosus sydneyanus 567
L
Labeceras trifidum \53
Labia
bituberculata 42
curvicauda 42
Labicola elongata 453
Labidocera
caudata 393
cervi 393
LABIIDAE 42
LABIINAE 42
Labiobulura
baylisi 451
inglisi 451
peragale 45|
SUBJECT INDEX
Labiostrongylus
bancrofti 451
bipapillosus 451
clelandi 451
communis 451
insularis 451
macropodis 451
onychogale 451
petrogale 451
ualabatus 451
uncinatus 451
LABRIDAE 157, 344, 567, 592
Labroma horrens 310
Laccobius
arrowi 149
bicaudatus 149
brittoni 149
clarus 149
collium 140
decipiens \40
marmoratus 149
matthewsi 149
zietzi 149
Laccopterum cyaneum 423
Laccotrephes
ruber 189
tristis 189
LACERNIDAE 401
Lacertilia SEE ALSO Lizards, 66, 263, 295,
364, 366, 368, 371, 458, 475, 478, 576,
643
Lachesilla pedicularia 457
LACHESILLIDAE 457
Laelaps sminthopsis 616
LAELAPTIDAE 610, 616, 618
Laelaptiella
anomala 322
spp. 322
LAELAPTONYSSINAE 322
Laelaptonyssus spp. 322
Laelogamasus
simplex 322
spp. 322
LAGANIDAE 59, 108
123
124 SUBJECT INDEX
Lagenorhynchus obscurus
parasites 276
Laglaisia
biroi 336
caloptera 336
fascipennis 336
kochi 336
stylops 336
telescopica 336
Lagorchestes
asomatus 8, 142, 399
conspicillatus 142, 399
hirsutus 81, 142, 399
spp. 486
Lagria
cyaneus SEE Selenopalpus cyaneus
lineata SEE Sessinia lineata
tomentosa 423
LAGRIIDAE 423
Lake Alexandrina
mythology, Jaralde people 503
Lake Bonney
meteorite 82
Lake Bonney, SA see Woakwine Ranges
Lake Callabonna
archaeology 299
fossils 411, 488
stone implements 75
Lake Eyre
Aboriginal sculptures 358
fossils 360
Lake Menindee, NSW
human remains 520
mammal fossils 486, 520
stone implements 520
Lake Ngapakaldi
Tertiary formation and fauna 476
Lake Palankarinna 473, 474, 475, 476
fossil crocodile 596
Lalage sueuri
parasites 355
Lamellileda typica 87
Lamia
bidens 423
crista SEE Hybolastus cristus
pedicornis Ske Platyomopsis pedicornis
solandri SEE Depsages solandri
Lamingtona lophorhina 8
Laminothrombidium myrmicum 602, 611
LAMPRIDAE 155
Lampris regius 155
Lamprogaster
amitina 336
angusta 336
apicalis 336
austeni 336
basalis 336
bicolor 336
celebensis 336
costalis 336
decolor 336
elongata 336
flavipennis 336
fulvescens 336
fulvipes 336
fuscibasis 336
grossa 336
hilaris 336
indistincta 336
instabilis 336
jJucunda 336
laeta 336
lepida 336
macrocephala 336
maculipennis 336
obliqua 336
patula 336
placida 336
poecila 336
pseudelongata 336
pumicata 336
quadrilinea 336
rufipes 336
severa 336
stenoparia 336
superna 336
SUBJECT INDEX 125
taeniata 336
trisignata 336
unimacula 336
vella 336
viola 336
violacea 336
zelotypa 336
Lamprometra protecta 59
Lampronannella reuteri 173
Lamprophthalma
cavenda 336
doleschalli 336
meijereana 336
sepedonoides 336
tuberculifrons 336
LAMPYRIDAE 423
Lampyris australis SEE Luciola australis
Lancefield megafauna site 556
Languages and linguistics, Aboriginal 223,
226, 239, 240, 395, 472, 483, 495, 503,
540
Lankatrema
macrocotyle 453
microcotvle 453
minutum 453
Lankatremoides gardneri 453
Laomys pedunculatus 142
Laophonte
arenicola 392
cornuta 39|
laurentica 392
longiseta 39\
spp. 392
LAOPHONTIDAE 391, 392
Laophontina sp. 392
Laophontopsis spp. 392
Lapwingia adelaidae 452
LARIDAE 475
Larinia
delicata 424
phthisica 424
tabida 424
Larus novaehollandiae 372
parasites 271, 278
Lasiellidea glaberrima 173, 175
Lasiochilus
derricki 173, 175
femoralis 173
fruhstorferi 173
misimae 173
solomonensis 173
vitiensis 173, 175
Lasiopsocus
dicellus 457
michaelseni 457
Lasiorhinus
latifrons 115, 361, 435, 436, 437
barnardi \15
gillespiei 115
spp. 486
Lasiorrhynchus
barbaricornis 423
barbicornis 423
Lasioxiria hirsuta 336
Lateriporus mawsoni 452
Laternula
creccina 89
recta 89
LATERNULIDAE 89
LATEROTREMATIDAE 356
Lathrecista asiatica 49]
Latiaxis dissitus 98
LATOCESTIDAE 422
Latocestus sp. 422
Latreutes truncifrons 194
LATRIDIDAE 567
Latridopsis forsteri 567
Latrodectus hasseltii 424
Lautoconus mediterraneus 97
Lavatera plebeia 61
Lavenachiton cliftonensis 110 SEF ALSO
Ischnochiton cliftonensis
Lea, Arthur Mills
obituary 199
Lebinthus bifasciatus 57
Lechria albidipes 12
126 SUBJECT INDEX
Lechriodus
intergerivus 550
spp. 548
Lecithaster australis 453
LECITHODENDRIIDAE 27, 356
Leeches
endoparasitic 555
Leeuwenhoekia australiense 602
LEEUWENHOEKIHDAE 461, 624, 625
LEEUWENHOEKIINAE 463
Leggadina forresti 81
LEGUMINOSAE 61
Leighiscus hillsi 407
Leiolopisma
bicarinatum 368
coense 368
entrecasteauxi 66
fuscum 368, 369
greeni 250
guichenoti 66, 369
maccooeyi 368
novaeguineae 368
pectoralis 368, 369
peroni 66
rhomboidalis 368
tetradactyla 368
tricantha 250, 368
vertebralis 368
vivax 368, 369
Leipoa ocellata
parasites 270
Leipoanema ellisi 451
Lema bifasciata 423
oculata 423
unifasciata 423
Lenophila
caerulea 336
dentipes 336
Leperisinus bimaculatus 434
Lepidium foliosum 62
Lepidoblennius marmoratus 344, 567
Lepidodactylus pusillus 643
LEPIDOPLEURIDAE 110, 640
Lepidopleurus
babidus 19, 164
badioides 19, 164
badius 640
campbelli 640
cessaci 640
clifdenensis 164
columnarius 640
decoratus 17
diversigranosus 19, 164
Jinlayi 640
fodiatus 640
glauerti 640
iredalei 640
liratus 640
magnogranifer 19, 164
matthewsianus 640
melanterus 640
nivarus 19, 164
niger 640
pamphilius 19, 164
pelagicus 640
profundus 640
relatus 19, 164
rochebruni 640
sephus 19, 164
sinervus 19, 164
singus 19, 164
thielei 17
uxellus 19, 164
variegatus 640
LEPIDOPSOCIDAE 457
Lepidoptera 403, 496, 498, 499, 501, 502,
504, 509, 510, 511, 512, 514, 519, 521,
$23, 525, 531, 533, 583
Lepidorhynchus denticulatus 579
Lepidoteuthis grimaldii 638
Lepidotrigla vanessa 567
Lepinotus reticulatus 457
Lepocreadium angelae 453
Leporiconus
bougei 97
coccineus 97
cylindraceus 97
glans 97
granulatus 97
mitratus 97
nimbosus 97
scabriusculus 97
fenuistriatus 97
Leporicypraea
mappa 165, 470
spp. 471
LEPORIDAE 81
Leporillus
apicalis 81, 142, 399
conditor 142
Leptacinus flavipennis 48
Leptoceratops gracilis 428
LEPTOCERIDAE 491
LEPTOCHITONIDAE 164
Leptoconus
acuminatus 97
amadis 97
ammirais 97
ammiralis 97
archithalassus 97
candidus 97
centurio 97
emarginatus 97
fulmineus 97
generalis 97
jaspideus 97
lentiginosus 97
malacanus 97
maldivus 97
monile 97
nobilis 97
regularis 97
siebaldi 97
stearnsii 97
splendidulus 97
spurius 97
thalassiarchus 97
traversianus 97
weinkauffi 97
SUBJECT INDEX
Leptocoris
abdominalis 178
augur 178
coimbatorensis 178
corniculata 178
coxalis 178
isolata 178
marquesensis 178
minuscula 178
mitellata \78
rufomarginata 178
subrufescens 178
tagalica 178
vicina 178
Leptocuma
nichollsi 212
serrifera 212
pulleini 212
sheardi 204, 205
spp. 204
127
LEPTODACTYLIDAE 66, 369, 420, 548,
550, 553, 554, 549
Leptoichthys fistularius 567, 580
LEPTOLAIMIDAE 168
Leptomysis australiensis 484
LEPTONCHIDAE 168
Leptonotus
costatus 157, 567, 580
spp. 580
LEPTOPHLEBIIDAE 480
Leptopius
clavus 423
quadridens 423
tribulus 423
LEPTOPLANIDAE 422
Leptops duponti 312
Leptosiagon gracilis 407
LEPTOSOMATIDAE 168
Leptura variegata SEE Hesthesis variegata
Leptus
bathypogonus 598
chelonethus 598
torresianus 466
128 SUBJECT INDEX
ornatus 598
warregense 598
Lerista picturata 250
LESTIDAE 491
Lestricothynnus extraneus 541
Lethocerus indicum 190
Leucange celebesiana 424
Leuchochloridium australiense 453
Leucitus
argvreus 48
beccarii 48
LEUCOCHLORIDIIDAE 356
Leucocraspedum cryptocephalum 314
Leucopogon parviflorus 62
LEUCOSIIDAE 194
Leuwenhoekia australiense 598
Lialis
burtonti 643
burtonis 369
Liasis
childreni 369
fuscus 369
LIBELLULIDAE 491
Libnotes
howensis \1
obliqua 1]
terrae-reginae |]
Lichenopora
echinata 162
victoriensis 162
LICHOMOLGIDAE 393
LICHOMOLGINAE 393
Licyllus quadripunctata 423
Ligonipes flavipes 424
Ligulalepis toombsi 44
LILIACEAE 61
Lima orientalis 89
Limatula strangei 89
Limax
flavus 105
marginatus 105
maximus 105
Limestone
Fork Tree 116
Morgan 350
Sellick Hill 116
Wangkonda 116
LIMIDAE 89
Limnaea lessoni
parasites 269
Limnichus
ater 307
australis 307
castaneus 307
ellipticus 307
Limnodynastes
archeri 550
convexiusculus 552
dorsalis 420, 576
dumerili 550, 549
ornatus 369, 552
sp. 548, 553
parasites 269
tasmaniensis 553
Limnogonus australis 254
Limnometra ciliata 254
Limnophila
carteri \1
effeta 11
fuscoabdominalis 12
indecora \|
leai 11
pantherina \\
pilosipennis \\
zaluscodes 11
Limonia
candidata \2
elissa 12
meijereana |2
perdecora \2
spp. 12
torricelliana 2
LIMONIINAE 12
SUBJECT INDEX 129
Limopsis Lithacrosiphon cristatus 123
eucosmus 87 Lithocharis vilis 47, 48
penelevis 87 Lithodomus cuneiformis 89
tenisoni 87 Lithophaga gracilis 89
vixornata 87 Litochrus
LINCKIIDAE 108 alternans 319
LINHOMOEIDAE 168 apiciflavus 319
Linotrigonia lima 153 baccaeformis 319
Linyphia phaeochorda 424 basipennis 319
Liochthonius binotatus 319
fimbriatissimus 325 blackburni 319
simplex 325 brunneus 319
spp. 325 caeruleotinctus 319
Liolophura hirtosa SEE Plaxiphora pustulosa coloratus 319
Lionurus nigromaculatus 579 consors 319
Liopempheris multiradiata 567 divergens 319
Liparetrus frigidus 319
monticolus 423
svlvicolus 423
Lipotrapeza
ventripes 108
vestiens 108
Lispinus
aequalis 48
castaneus 47, 48
curticollis 47, 48
foveatus 48
impressicollis 47
specularis 47
subopacus 47
sulcipennis 47
unistriatus 48
wagneri 48
Lissocampus
affinis 156
caudalis 157, 567, 580
Lissonema sp. 22
Lissotes
cancroides 423
kershawi 306
Listriolobus
brevirostris 125
sorbillans 125
LISTROPHORIDAE 616
flavonotatus 319
fumatus 319
intactus 319
koebelei 319
laeticulus 319
lautus 319
longitarsis 319
maculatus 319
major 319
majorinus 319
maritimus 319
noteroides 319
obscuricollis 319
obscuripes 319
pallidicollis 319
palmerstoni 319
pallidipes 319
parvoniger 319
perparvus 319
plagiatus 319
pulchellus 319
ruficollis 319
sparsus 319
sydneyensis 319
tinctus 319
V-niger 319
130
Litogamasus
setosus 322
spp. 322
Litokoala kutjamarpensis 407, 476
Litomosa miniopteri 45 |
Litoria
albolabris 550
angiana 550
bicolor 552
brevipalmata 549, 550
bulmeri 550
caerulea 552
citropa 551
contrastens 550
coplandi 550, 552
dahlii 552
dorsivena 550
exophthalmia 550
glandulosa 550, 549, 551
inermis 552
infrafrenata \18
latopalmata 552
leucova 550
longirostris 550
lorica 550
meiriana 550, 552
microbelos 552
micromembrana 550
modica 550
multiplica 550
nasuta 552
pallida 550
personata 550, 552
piperata 550
prora 550
quadrilineata 549, 550
rothii 552
rubella 552
spinifera 550
subglandulosa 550
timida 549, 550
tornieri 552
tyleri 550
umbonata 550
SUBJECT INDEX
wisselensis 550
wotjulumensis 552
xanthomera 550
Lizard, Devil (Mingari)
mythology 524
Lizards see Lacertilia; 4ND Squamata
Ljunghia
hoggi 120
pulleini 120
rainbowi 120
selenocosmiae 120
Lobella
australica 634
newmani 634
rosacea 634
Lobitella sp. 392
Loftacarus siefi 324
LOHMANNIIDAE 326
LOLIGINIDAE 560
Lonchotaster
forficifer 108
magnificus 108
Longicollum
edmondsi 126, 452
pagrosomi SEE Longicollum edmondsi
Longipedia
australica 39]
coronata 391
spp. 391
LONGIPEDHDAE 391
Longistriata
brachybursa SEE Odilia brachybursa
melomvos SEE Odilia melomvos
polyrhabdote SEE Odilia polyrhabdote
uromyos SEE Odilia uromyos
Lopha hyotidoidea 98
Lophobranchii 580
Lophochiton johnstoni 640
Lophoictinia isura 72
Lophonectes gallus 567
Lophophorata 134, 161, 162, 333, 400, 401
Lophoplax finlavi 640
Lord Howe Island
Arachnida 424
SUBJECT INDEX
Lorica LYCAENIDAE 533
affinis 164 LYCIDAE 423
compressa 19, 164 Lycosa
elliottae 640 gilberta 243
haurakiensis 640 gloriosa 424
oculea 19, 164 molyneuxi 243
varena 19, 164 phyllis 243
Loricella stirlingae 243
concava 19, 164 strenua 424
gigantea 164 LYCOSIDAE 424
magnopustulosa 19, 164 LYCTOCORINAE 173, 175
paucipustulosa SEE Chiton paucipustulosus — Lyctocoris campestris 173
spp. 110 LYGAEIDAE 176, 177, 179, 180, 184
torri 640 Lygosoma
Loriomyia guttipennis 336 aequale 643
Lotella callarias 567 aeratum 643
Lovellona albofasciolatum 643
atramentosus 97 ambigua 643
grayi 97 atrocostatum 643
micarius 97 atromaculatum 643
peaseana 97 australe 643
Loxoblemmus pallens 57 bankrofti 643
Loxoneuroides varipennis 336 bicarinatum 643
Loxonevra bipes 643
decora 336 blackmanni 643
fascipennis 336 bougainvillli 643
perilampoides 336 branchiale 643
LUCANIDAE 306, 423 brachysoma 643
Lucanus cancroides SEE Lissotes cancroides casuarinae 643
Lucilina challengeri 643
rainfordiana 640 colletti 643
tilbrooki 640 compressicaudum 643
Luciola australis 423 crassicauda 643
Luidia crassicaudum 369
australiae 59, 108, 448 cyanogaster 643
maculata 108 decresiense 643
LUIDIIDAE 59, 108, 448 delicata 643
Lunularia domina 643
capulus 333, 400 devisii 643
repanda 400 entrecasteauxii 643
Luponia spp. 471 essingtonii 369
Luria spp. 471 fasciolatum 643
LUTJANIDAE 157 flaviventer 643
Lutztrema ailuroedi 453 foliorum 643
132
fragile 643
frosti 643
fuscum 295, 643
gastrostigma 643
gerrardii 643
gracile 643
graciloides 643
guichenoti 643
isolepsis 643
initiale 643
infrapunctatum 643
isolepis 369
labillardieri 643
laeve 643
leonhardii 369
lichenigerum 643
lineopunctulatum 643
maccooeyi 643
maccoyi 643
macropisthopus 643
melanops 250
mjobergi 643
metallicum 643
microtis 643
miopus 643
monotropis 643
mundivense 643
mundum 643
mustelinum 643
murravi 643
nigrum 643
novaeguineae 643
ocellatum 643
ocelliferum 643
ophioscincus 643
pagenstecheri 643
pallidum 643
pardalis 643
pectorale 295, 643
peronii 643
picturatum 643
planiventralis 643
praepeditum 643
pretiosum 643
SUBJECT INDEX
pseudotropis 643
punctatovittatum 643
punctulatum 643
pumilum 643
quadrilineatum 643
quoyii 643
reticulatum 643
richardsonii 643
rhomboidale 643
rostrale 643
rufescens 643
rufum 643
scharffi 643
scutirostrum 643
simplex 643
spaldingi 369
spectabile 643
spenceri 643
taeniata 250, 365
taeniolata 369
taeniolatum 643
tambourinense 643
tenue 295, 643
tetradactylum 643
tigrina 643
trilineatum 643
truncatum 643
tryoni 643
tympanum 643
verreauxii 643
waitei 643
walkeri 643
woodwardi 643
Lymnaea
lessoni
parasites 268
pereger 105
stagnalis 105
Lymnodynastes platycephalus 66
Lyncina
lynx 165, 470
sp. 471
Lyopomi 579
Lyria
SUBJECT INDEX 133
kimberi 90
mitraeformis 99
spp. 99
Lysasterias digitata 636
LYSIANASSIDAE 444
Lysiosquilla
perpasta 188
spp. 188
vercoi 188
Lyssacinosida 426
M
Ma Raru (toa)
mythology 237
Macassar
interactions with Aboriginal people 495
Macclesfield
cave paintings 380
Macculochella 278 SEE ALSO McCullochella
Machairopus intermedius 391
Mackerrastrongylus
isoodon 451
peramelis 451
Mackiena empodiformis 613
Macquaria australasica 567
Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus 126
Macrochisma tasmaniae 86
Macrocypraea spp. 471
Macroderma
gigas 81, 142, 399
spp. 230
Macrodontomerus
aligherini 150
triangularis 150
Macroglossus lagochilus 399
Macrogongylus brauni 643
Macrogonus
maculatus 309
metallicus 309
Macrolonius
schenklingi 55
sobrinus 55
superbus 55
Macromastix brevipetiolata ||
Macropicola ocvdromi 451
Macropocopris
kingi 310
parvus 310
peramelinus 310
MACROPODIDAE 8, 49, 142, 407, 409,
473, 475, 486
fossils 73, 349, 487
MACROPODINAE 475
Macroponema
beveridgei 451
comani 45]
Macropostrongyloides
dissimilis 451
vamagutil 451
Macropostrongylus
dissimilis SEE Arundelia dissimilis
irma 451
lesouefi 45 |
pearsoni SEE Popovastrongylus pearsoni
wallabiae SEE Popovastrongylus wallabiae
Macropotrema petinax 453
Macropoxvuris
brevigularis 451
longigularis 451
Macropus SEE ALSO Thylogale
agilis 399
antilopinus 399
bernardus 399
birdselli 407
dorsalis
parasites 272
eugenii 372
ferragus 407
flindersi 8
giganteus 409
goliah 407
robustus 81, 142, 399
parasites 272
rufogriseus 409
134 SUBJECT INDEX
rufus 81, 142
spp. 486
parasites 272
titan 407, 556
MACRORHAMPHOSIDAE 567
MACROSTOMIDAE 450
MACROTHELINAE 166
Macrotis SEE ALSO Thalacomys
lagotis 8, 81, 399
leucura 399
Macroura abbreviata 423
MACROURIDAE 567
MACTRIDAE 91
Madasumma
affinis 57
aperta 57
australis 57
continua 57
hornensis 57
obscura 57
ocellata 57
planiceps 57
reticulatus 57
Magela Creek, NT
Amphibia 552
Magic 483
Aboriginal 33, 35, 131, 225, 388
Panaramittee magic 33
Maiputrombella sp. 462
MAJIDAE 169
Malacocephalus laevis 579
MALACONOTHRIDAE 326
Malacostraca 24, 169, 188, 191, 194, 198
Malay
interactions with Aboriginal people 495
Malaya
stone implements 506
Malkuni fauna 475
Malleus meridianus 87
MALURIDAE 71
MALVACEAE 61
Mamiconus superstes 97
Mamilla mamilla 106
Mamillana sp. 99
Mamillaria SEE Mamillana
Mammalia
Aboriginal hunting and food preparation
practices 40, 405
Central Australian 142
eutheria 6 (fossil), 8, 81, 141, 142, 158
(fossil), 159 (fossil), 195, 196, 197,
200, 210, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 273,
372, 399, 486 (fossil), 565, 566, 570,
577, 628, 629, 630
fossils 6, 15, 28, 29, 30, 49, 73, 143, 146,
151, 158, 159, 334, 337, 338, 339, 340,
341, 342, 349, 361, 390, 407, 408, 409,
410, 411, 412, 413, 421, 429, 430, 473,
474, 475, 476, 486, 487, 488, 520, 556,
$89
influences on numbers/species 142
(marsupials)
Lake Menindee 486 (fossils)
Marine mammals 40, 143 (fossil), 151
(fossil), 195, 196, 197, 200, 210, 216,
217, 218, 219, 220, 273, 412 (fossil),
414 (fossil), 565, 570, 577, 630
marsupialia 7, 8, 49 (fossil), 73 (fossil),
81, 115, 141, 142, 337 (fossil), 338
(fossil), 340 (fossil), 361 (fossil), 363,
390 (fossil), 399, 410 (fossil), 413
(fossil), 421 (fossil), 430 (fossil), 435,
436, 437, 474 (fossil), 486 (fossil), 556
(fossil), 628
monotremata 15 (fossil), 399, 486 (fossil)
Northern Territory 399
remains, Noola rock shelter 486
type specimens, South Australian Museum
(1976) 8
Mammalodon colliveri 412
Mammanidula melomyos 451
Mampuwordu Sands 362, 475, 476
Mana 383
mythology 383
Mandalotus
advenus 313
alpinus 313
armipectus 313
armivarius 313
auchmeresthes 313
bilobicollis 313
bimaculatus 313
bivitticollis 313
blackmorei 313
brevicarinatus 313
carinatipes 313
carteri 313
cellaris 313
collaris 313
cordipennis 313
crassicornis 313
crawfordi 313
crudus 313
dentipes 313
denticulatus 313
fergusoni 313
funereus 313
granulatus 313
gvmnogaster 313
hoplocnemus 313
howensis 313
hypulus 313
hystricosus 313
imponderosus 313
insignipes 313
insularis 313
intercoxalis 313
interocularis 313
inusitatus 313
laminatipes 3\3
laminipectus 313
latebricola 313
longicollis 313
macrops 313
medcoxalis 313
mesosternalis 313
microps 313
multicarinatus 313
nodipennis 313
norfolcensis 313
oxyomus 313
pentagonalis 313
SUBJECT INDEX
pondericornis 313
postcoxalis 313
puncticollis 313
punctiventris 313
pusillus 313
pyrifer 313
recticarinatus 313
rudis 313
scaber 313
setistriatus 313
spp. 313
squalidus 313
squamosus 313
sterilis 313
striatus 313
sydneyensis 313
tenuicornis 313
tenuis 313
uniformis 313
vigilans 313
Mandjindjara people 524
Mann Ranges
mammals 81
rock markings 376
Manorina spp.
parasites 355
MANTIDAE 492, 493
Mantis octospilota 492
Mantis shrimps SEE Stomatipoda
Mantispa strigipes 49\
MANTISPIDAE 491
Mantophryne
infulata 46, 550
lateralis 46
louisiadensis 46
Manunda Creek, SA
rock engravings 128
Maoricoris benefactor \73
Maplestonema typicum 451
Maraura people 507
Marava
arachidis 42
feae 42
135
136
Mardalana suffusa
parasites 466
Marginella
albida 242
albomaculata 242
altilabra 242
arena 100
auriculata 242
baca 100, 242
binivitta 242
biplicata 242
borda 242
caducocincta 242
cairoma 242
cartwrighti 242
cassida 100
charma 100
clima 100
clisia 100
columnaria 242
concamerata 242
connectans 242
consanguinea 242
consobrina 242
cratericula 242
crista 100
cylichnella 242
cvmbalum 242
denticulata 242
dentiens 242
diplostreptus 242
doma 100
ealesae 242
elliottae 242
erma 242
eucla 242
frevcineti 242
gabrieli 242
gatliffi 242
georgeana 242
gracilis 242
hedlevi 242
inaequidens 242
incerta 242
SUBJECT INDEX
indiscreta 242
Jaffa 242
leia 242
lodderae 242
lurida 242
mala 10
malina 242
maugeana 242
mayii 242
microscopica 242
meta 100
metula 100
multidentata 242
newmanae 100, 242
obesula 242
occidua 242
palla 100
patria 100, 242
pattisoni 242
pera 100
physa 100
praetermissa 242
procella 242
punicea 242
regula 100
ringens 242
roberti 242
sagma 100
schoutanica 242
shorehami 242
sica 100, 242
sinapi 242
spp. 100
Stilla 242
subauriculata 242
subbulbosa 242
talla 100
thouinensis 242
tomliniana 242
vercoi 242
vincentiana 242
weedingi 242
SUBJECT INDEX
MARGINELLIDAE 100, 242
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection (1990) 242
Marginellona spp. 100
MARIAMETRIDAE 59
Marikilla (Green Snake)
mythology 241
Marino Group 116
Marinoan Series see Marino Group
Maroubra perserrata 156
Marree
stone implements 75
Marriage, Aboriginal 225, 494
429, 435, 436, 437, 473, 486, 628
fossils 407, 408, 409, 475, 476
Marsupostrongylus
coulstoni 451
dorrigoensis 451
lanceolatus 451
longilarvatus 451
minesi 451
Mascropodiforms 430
Maslin Beach, SA
microfossils 468
Mastigocoris malayensis 298
Mastonema melomyos SEE Mammanidula
melomyos
Masturus lanceolatus 155
Maughan & Zimmer 1986, ‘Dot and
Circle ...” book review 481
Mauritia
mauritiana 470
spp. 471
MAURITIINAE 471
Mawson, Sir Douglas
obituary 13(3) (front cover)
Mawsonotrema eudyptulae 453
Maxvachonia
brygooi 451
chabaudi 451
ewersi 451
flindersi 451
Marine organisms (collecting methods) 446
Marsupialia 6, 7, 49, 115, 340, 361, 399, 410,
McCullochella macquariensis SEE ALSO
Oligorus 567
parasites 278
Mechistocerus
atomosparsus 318
atronitidus 318
bivittipennis 318
calidris 318
carbo 316
dentivarius 318
fimbritarsis 318
granibasis 318
interocularis 316
maculibasis 318
maculipennis 316
maculosus 318
magnidens 316, 318
multimaculatus 316, 318
noctivagus 316
parvicollis 318
punctipennis 316
setiventris 316
sordidus 318
squamipennis 316
subglobicollis 316
tibialis 318
triangulifer 318
trisinuatus 316
uniformis 318
ursus 318
ziczac 316
Mediaster australiensis 108
Medicine
Aboriginal use of plants 61
Mediorhynchus
alecturae 126, 452
corcoracis 126, 452
Medon
cinctus 48
curtus 48
giganteus 48
inconspicuus 318
papuanus 48
pictus 318
137
138
MEGADERMATIDAE 81, 230
Megadrvmus terraereginae 180
Megalapteryx didinus 633
Megalatractus aruanus \01
Megaleia rufa 399
Megalonchos
dubius 452
musteli 452
MEGALOSAURIDAE 407
Megalosauropus broomensis 407
MEGAPODIIDAE 407
fossils 38
Megasceloides arrowi 309
Megastigmus
quadrisetae 150
sexsetae 150
Megistolotis
lignarius 552
lignarius 550
Meiolania oweni 407
MEIOLANHDAE 407
Melaleuca pubescens 62, 372
Melambaphes zebra 579
MELANELLIDAE 106
Melanesian artefacts
Misima shields 25
New Hebrides pottery 354
New Guinea pottery 508
SUBJECT INDEX
latus 318
legitimus 318
papuensis 318
setistriatus 318
ventralis 318
villosipes 318
Meleagrina margaritifera 87
Melicerona
melvilli 165, 470
spp. 471
Meliornis novaehollandiae 372
Meliphaga
cratitia 288
leucotis 288
spp.
parasites 355
MELIPHAGIDAE 71, 288
Melithreptus
brevirostris 288
magnirostris 7|
Melo
amphora (Aboriginal water carrier) 540
miltonis (egg capsule) 94, 95, 96
spp. 99
Melolontha
aenea SEE Repsimus aeneus
festiva SEE Calonota festiva
laeta SEF Calonota laeta
Papuan arrow designs 32
Papua and New Guinea stone pestles and
mortars 417
Santa Cruz coil feather currency 578
Melanesian fieldwork and history 284
Melanesian osteology 58, 138
Melanesian photographs 283
Melanesian stone tools and manufacture
Central Papuan Highlands 26
Western Papua 417, 419
Melanotaenia nigrans 567
MELANOTAENHDAE 157, 567
Melanterius
atronitens 318
curvirostris 318
impolitus 318
monticola See Liparetrus monticolus
suturalis SEE Chlorochiton suturalis
sylvicola SEE Liparetrus sylvicolus
Melomys spp. 399
Melrose
Stone implements 79
MELYRIDAE 423
Membranipora lacroixi 162
Meniscolophus mawsoni 407, 473, 475
Menneus trinodosus 424
Meracamelon cassandra 102
Meringomeria spp. 336
Merobrachus amabilis 319
Merodontus calcaratus 310
MERRIIDAE 90
Mesamotura
aeschyli 150
keatsi 150
Mesamphiascus spp. 392
Mesembriomys
gouldii 399
macrurus 399
Mesembrisepia
chirotrema 560
novaehollandiae 560
Mesericusa spp. 99
Mesira nigrocephala 601
Mesochra pygmaea 391
Mesoctenia ralumensis 336
Mesodina
aeluropis 583
halyzia 583
Mesoginella turbinata
SEE Marginella leia
SEE Marginella pattisoni
Mesolita
ephippiata 306
interrupta 306
myrmecophila 306
pascoei 306
scutellata 306
spp. 306
Mesonea radians 162
Mesopeplum caroli 87
Mesoplacophora 110
Mesoplodon
grayi 200, 570
layardii 195, 570
MESOPSOCIDAE 457
Mesopsocus reticulatus 457
Mesostephanus neophocae 453
Mesostigmata 615
Mesovelia hungerfordi 192
MESOVELIIDAE 192
Message sticks
Aboriginal 226, 494
Meta insularis 424
Metabonellia haswelli 125
SUBJECT INDEX 139
Metacanthus
pertenerus 170
pluto 170
tenellus 170
Metacrinia nichollsi 548
Metapteryx bifrons 404
Metarretocera burnsi 150
Metasqualodon
hardwoodi (harwoodi) 414
harwoodii (hardwoodi) 412
METASTRONGYLOIDEA 451
Metathelazia naghiensis 451
Metazoa 347
Meteoric iron 9
Meteoric stones 10
Meteorites
Australites 64
Brachina 262
Carraweena 10
Cartoonkana 10
chassignite 262
chondrite 582, 635
Choolkooning 635
Crockers Well 582
Henbury 9
Lake Bonney 82
South Australian Museum collection
(1968) 85
Yandama 10
METIDAE 391
Metioche
albovittata 57
angusta 57
areolata 57
australiana 57
bicolor 57
flavipes 57
infuscata 57
parinervis 57
rectinervis 57
vittaticollis 57
140 SUBJECT INDEX
Metiochodes gerres 453
australicus 57 helotes 453
hackeri 57 odacis 453
tindalei 57 parasillaginae 453
Metis jousseaumei 39] pentapodi 453
Metoncholaimus scorpis 453
brevispiculum 45] temnodontis 453
Metoponcus Microcryptorhynchus
apiciventris 318 angustior 316
erythrocephalis 314 caledonicus 316
holocephalus 314 evanescens 316
platycephalus 314 fasciculatus 316
semiruber 47 howensis 316
Metoxypilus lobifrons 492 interruptus 316
MEYLIIDAE 168 norfolcensis 316
Mezira oreas 316
australis 298 rotundipennis 316
elegans 298 rufimanus 316
enigmatica 298 rufirostris 316
membranacea 298 setosus 316
subtriangula 298 vitiensis 316
sulcata 298 Microcucullaea adelaideana 87
wilsoni 298 Microcyphus
MEZIRINAE 298 annulatus 59, 108
MIAMIRINAE 43 compsus 59, 108
Mice 629 pulchellus 59, 108, 636
radiographs 566 zigzag 59, 108
Micracanthorhynchina hemirhamphi 126 Microeca leucophaea
Microcarbo parasites 355
melanoleucus Microepicausta gracilis 336
parasites 278 Microhadjelia spiralis 45\
serventyorum 557 Microhyla
spp. 557 heymonsi 46
Microchaetes pulchra 46
brvophilus 307 MICROHYLIDAE 46, 545, 549, 550
fascicularis 307 MICROHYLINAE 46
hystricosus 307 MICROLAIMIDAE 168
minor 307 Microlithic stone implements 53
setosus 307 Micromytilis
sphaericus 307 crenatulifera 89
tuberculatus 307 francisensis 89
Microcotvle Micronecta
agonostomi 453 annae 186
arripis 453 batilla 186
erato 186
gracilis 186
micra \86
robusta 186
sp. 254
virgata | 36
MICRONECTIDAE 254
MICROPHALLIDAE 356
Microphallus minutus 267
Microporella ciliata 333
Microseris scapigera 61
Microsmaris
goannae 598
hirsti 598
mirandus 598
minutus 598
Microsomacanthus collaris 452
Microtagus senex 318
Microtetrameres
aegotheles 355, 451
cacomantis 355, 451
cerci 355, 451
coracinae 355, 453
cractici 355, 451
eopsaltriae 355, 451
gymnorhinae 355, 451
helix 355
meliphagidae 355
melophagidea 451
mirafrae 355, 451
ninoctis 355, 451
oriolus 355
paraccipiter 355, 451
pelecani 451
philemon 355, 451
raptoris 355, 451
sphecotheres 355, 451
spp. 355
streperae 355, 451
tytonis 355, 451
MICROTROMBIDIINAE 602, 611
SUBJECT INDEX 141
Microtrombidium
adelaidicum 598, 602, 611
aequalis 598, 602, 611
affine 598, 602, 611
attolus 598, 602
barringunense 598, 602
collinum 598
cordatum 611
furcipile 611
goodenoughensis 611
hirsti 598
hirsutum 611
jabanicum 611
karriensis 598, 602, 611
koordanum 598
maculatum 605, 611
myloriense 602, 611
myrmicum 598
newmani 598, 602, 611
papuanum 611
paranum 598
retentus 598
simile 598
southcotti 598
spinatum 598
spp. 605
tasmanicum 602
tubbi 605
victoriense 598
wellingtonense 611
westraliense 598, 602
wyandrae 598
zelandicum 611
Microvelia
australica 192
dubia 192
howense 192
melancholica 192
miobergi |92
oceanica 192
peramoena 192
Middendorffia lepida \7
Milax gagates 105
Millipedes sez Diplopoda
142 SUBJECT INDEX
Milthoidea hora 98
Milvus migrans 72
Aboriginal hunting practices 389
Mimachlamys
asperrimus 87
australis 87
famigerator 87
perillustris 87
Mimicry
dinosaur 490
Minalajerkina
mythology 241
Mindanaia latifasciata 336
Mindiri ritual 240
Minerals
diamonds 160
selenite 83
Mingiri (Brown Desert Mouse)
mythology 383
Mingiri (Devil Lizard)
mythology 524
Miniopterus schriebersii 399
Miocene 346
echinoid 350
fossils 17, 19, 73, 110, 112, 151, 163, 164,
255, 346, 350, 359, 390, 404, 407, 427,
449, 475
Murray River 350
oscillation in southern Australia 346
Mirafra javanica
parasites 355
MIRIDAE 55, 56
Mirithira (Grub-Powder man)
mythology 240)
Misima, Papua
wooden shield 25
Missions, Aboriginal
Ernabella 34
Killalpaninna 237, 241, 562
New Norcia 395
Ooldea 41
Point McLeay 34, 395
Missulena
bradleyi 607
granulosa 607
hoggi 607
insigne 607
occatoria 607
reflexa 607
Mites see Acari
Mitsukurina owstoni 567
MITSUKURINIDAE 567
Mixochthonius spp. 325
Mixophyes
fasciolatus 548
fleayi 550
Mizaldus woodwardi 180
Mjdbergella macrocephala 57
Mobility, Aboriginal
Everard Ranges region (1970-71) 228
Modiolus
areolatus 89
delinificus 89
flavidus 89
glaberrimus 89
inconstans 89
lineus 89
projectus 89
pulex 89
MOGOPLISTIDAE 57
Mogurnda adspersa 567
Moira stygia 108
Mola mola 567
Molachiton naxus 19, 164
MOLIDAE 155, 567
MOLINEIDAE 27
Mollusca 19, 43, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101
102, 103, 105, 106, 107, 110, 269, 291,
301, 302, 303, 304, 415, 470, 471, 640
fossils 17, 18, 19, 93, 98, 99, 100, 102,
103, 110, 112, 138, 151, 153, 163, 164,
165, 242, 252, 348, 475, 489
New Guinea (Pleistocene) 138
Outer Harbour, Adelaide 104
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SUBJECT INDEX 143
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection
Cephalopoda and Scaphopoda (1978)
641
(1990) 242
(1992) 165
Gastropoda (1983) 637
Polyplacophora (1985) 640
Molluscan egg cases 95, 96
Moloch horridus 643
Molophilus gigas \1
MOLOSSIDAE 81
MOLPADIIDAE 108
MONACANTHIDAE 567
Moneta
australis 424
variabilis 424
Monetaria
annulus 470
moneta 165, 470
spp. 47]
MONHYSTERIDAE 168, 451
Monia ione 89
Moniezia diaphana SEE Progamotaenia
diaphana
MONILIFORMIDAE 126
Moniliformis moniliformis \26
Monilonema lacunosa 45 |
Monogenea 27, 277
Monolepta cyanocephala 423
Monoplistes
curvipes 310
phanophilus 310
tropicus 310
Monostephanostomum manteri 453
Monotremata 399, 486
fossils 15, 407, 476, 486
Monotrematum subamericanum 15
Monstrilla sp. 393
MONSTRILLIDAE 393
MONSTRILLOIDA 393
Montrouziera lifua 336
Monunguis streblida 625
Moonee Beach, NSW
Aboriginal factory sites 398
MOPALIIDAE 164, 640
Morelia
amethistina parasites 431
argus 367
melanocephalus 367
spilota parasites 369, 431
Morethia
adelaidensis 458
boulengeri 458
butleri 458
lineoocellata 458
taeniopleura 458
Morgan, A. M.
obituary 222
Morgan Limestone 350
Morikawia troglophila 31
Mormopterus planiceps 8|
Mornington Island
Kaidilt people
stone implements 515
Mortars
New Guinea 417
Papua 419
Mortuary practice, Aboriginal 225, 343, 494,
574
Motasingha
atralba 583
dirphia 583
dominula 583
Mount Gambier
camp sites 54
stone implements 54
Mount Lofty Ranges
cave paintings 378, 380
stone implements 127
Mount Olga see Olgas
Mount Terrible Formation 116
Mount Turu, New Guinea
pottery 508
Mountain Creek Water Hole
cave paintings 386
144 SUBJECT INDEX
Mourning, Aboriginal see 4Lso Death and
mourning, Aboriginal
caps 574
Mucropetraliella ellerii 162
Mucrosquama
nielseni 640
sheardi 640
Mudukian culture 526, 534, 522
horizons 520
Mudukian culture see Culture succession
Muehlenbeckia adpressa 62
Mugil
argenteus 567
cephalus 579
dobula 567
sp. 592
MUGILIDAE 567, 592
Mugilogobius galwayi 157, 344, 567
parasites 278
Mulga seed men (Windulka)
mythology 383
MULLIDAE 567
Muloowurtina
stone implements 75
Munda
basimaculata 57
flavolineata 57
melanocephala 57
punctata 57
punctipes 57
quadrimaculata 57
Mundeicus
brevicauda 57
longifemur 57
tindalei 57
Mura
mythology 472
Muraenichthys breviceps 567, 579
MURAENIDAE 592
Muramura
mythology 472
Murchison River
stone implements 396
Murgon fossil site 26]
MURIDAE 8, 81, 142, 475
fossils 486, 487
Murray River
Aboriginal mourning caps 574
fossils 350
shields 236
Murray Valley
Aboriginal remains and occupational
evidence 224
Murundian culture 522, 534
Murundian culture seé Culture succession
Mus
domesticus 81
hermannsburegensis 8
musculus 142
MUSCICAPIDAE 71
Musculus
nana 8&9
paulucciae 89
semiradiata 89
Museum SZE South Australian Museum
Musgrave Ranges
cave paintings 524
mammals 81
rock markings 376
Music
Aboriginal 483
instruments 494, 529
songs 40, 240, 287, 524, 529, 535
Musical rocks
Blyth Range 529
MUSPICEOIDEA 451
MUSTELIDAE 567
Mustelus antarcticus 567, 579
Mutumui people 225, 226
Myadora
alea 98
brevis 89
elongata 89
iredalei 89
pandoriformis 89
pervalida 89
rotundata 89
royana 89
subalbida 89
MYADORIDAE 89
Myastaponda vitellus 101
Mycella lineela 309
Mychoplectra
crassa |61
pocula 161, 162
MYCTOPHIDAE 567
Myctophum cephalotes 567
MYLIOBATIDAE 567
Myliobatis tenuicaudatus 567
Myloceras
davidi 153
flindersi 153
MYOBATRACHIDAE
parasites 27
MYOBATRACHINAE 548
Myobairachus gouldi 548
Myobia
chalinolobus 604
clara 604
ensifera 604
minima 604
miniopteris 604
Myoporum insulare 62
MYOPSOCIDAE 457
Myotis adversus 399
Myotrombicula vespertilionis 613
MYRMECOBIIDAE 81, 486
Myrmecobius
fasciatus 8, 81, 142, 399
spp. 486
Myrmecomantis atra 492
Myrmecophila
australis 57
mjdbergi 57
testacea 57
MYRMECOPHILIDAE 57
Mvrmeleon
croceicollis 49|
pictifrons 49]
uniseriatus 49 |
MYRMELEONTIDAE 491
SUBJECT INDEX 145
Myrmicotrombium
brevicristatum 459, 598, 602
sp. 459
MYRTACEAE 61
Myrtle Springs Station, SA
australites 84
MYSIDAE 484, 485, 597
Mysolius aurichalceus 48
Mystaponda
spp. 471
vitellus 470
Mythological sites 241
Mythology and beliefs, Aboriginal 33, 35,
225, 236, 237, 240, 241, 335, 374, 383,
388, 395, 472, 503, 507, 524, 525, 527,
529, 535, 536, 538, 539, 562
MYTILIDAE 89
Mytilus planulatus 89
Myxus elongatus 567
Myzomela boiei
Santa Cruz coil feather money 578
MYZOPONTIIDAE 393
Myzopontius australis 393
N
NABIDAE 292, 293, 479
Nabis
biformis 479
fraternus 479
kinbergii 292, 479
Nackara Springs
camp sites, Aboriginal 129
grave-sites 129
rock engravings 129
stone implements 129
NAEOGEIDAE 192
Naeogeus latensis 192
Nakako people 532
Namatjira, Albert
Aboriginal art 481
Nambaroo sp. 73
146 SUBJECT INDEX
Nanhermannia NARIINAE 470, 471
grandjeani 326 Native doctors 35
spp. 326 Native Valley, SA
NANHERMANNIIDAE 326 cave paintings 378
Nannamoria Natrix mairii 369
absidata 99 parasites 279
adcocki 99 Naupoda
guntheri 99 insularis 336
spp. 99 platessa 336
NANNASTACIDAE 204, 205, 208, 213 regina 336
Nannastacus simmondsi 336
asper 208, 213 strigifera 336
clavatus 208 unifasciata 336
gibbosus 204 ventralis 336
hanseni 204 ypsilon 336
inconstans 208, 213 ypsilonoides 336
inflatus 208, 213 NAUTILIDAE 560
Johnstoni 208 Nautilus
lima 208 pompilius 560
nasutus 205, 208, 213 repertus 106
nichollsi 213 Navomorpha
sheardi 208 lineata 423
subinflatus 208, 213 sulcata 423
spp. 208 Neanura
vietus 213 cirrata 634
zimmeri 204 grossi 634
Nannocampus ruber 156 muscorum 634
Nannodiplax rubra 49| novaecaledoniae 634
Nannonymphaeus pusillus 424 wellingtonia 634
Nannoperca womerslevi 634
australis 344, 567 NEANURIDAE 167, 634
parasites 278 Neastacilla deducta |9\
spp. 344 Nechyrus
Nanomantis australis 492 ater 316
Nanometra johnstoni 636 cribatus 316
Naracoorte fossil site 261 scutellatus 316
Naracoorte Terrace 513 Nectria
Narbo biplagiatus 184 humilis 642
NARCOBATIDAE 567 macrobrachia 447, 448, 642
Narcohatus fairchildi 567 multispina 59, 108, 447, 448, 636, 642
Narcotics ocellata 59, 108, 447, 448, 642
Aboriginal 226 ocellifera 447, 642
use of plants 61 pedicelligera 42
Naria sp. 47]
SUBJECT INDEX 147
saoria 447, 448 Neodiplostomum
spp. 59 diaboli 453
wilsoni 447, 636, 642
Necydalis tristis SEE Dohrnia tristis
Negambassis apogonoides 592
Neides
maiponga 170
tasmaniensis 170
wakefieldi 170
NEIDIDAE 170
Nematalosa erebi
parasites 278
richardsoni 579
Nematocentris
tatei 157
winneckii 157
Nematoda 22, 27, 43, 67, 71, 168, 256, 257,
272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279,
280, 355, 356, 451, 452, 567
checklist 168
from Australian birds 356
marine 168
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection
(1983) 45]
Nematognathi 567
Nematonurus armatus 567
NEMATOPARATAENTIDAE 356
NEMATOTAENIIDAE 27
Nemipterus samsonensis 157
NEMOBIINAE 57
Nemobius bivittatus 57
Neobalaena marginata 197
Neobatrachus
aquilonius 550
spp. 548
Neobernaya sp. 471
Neoblennius fasciatus 567, 579
Neobrachychthonius spp. 325
Neocyttus rhomboidalis 567
Neodiastoma melanioides 90
intermedium 453
lanceolatum 453
Neodoris subaustralis 43
NEOECHINORHYNCHIDAE 126
Neoechinorhynchus
agilis 126
aldrichettae 126, 452
magnus 126
tylosuri 126
Neoeurys
affinis 144
leai 144
pusillus 144
scutellatus 144
ventralis 144
Neoeuxesta
fumicosta 336
guamana 336
Neogaimardia perplexa 89
Neogamasellevans
berlesei 322
preendopodalis 322
Neogene 289
Neohelos tirarensis 407
Neohemigaster albovittata 336
Neolepidapedon
antarcticus 453
dubius 453
helicoleni 453
trematoni 453
Neoliochthonius spp. 325
Neomantis
australis 492, 493
hyalina 493
Neomegastigmus ater 150
Neomelanterius interruptus 318
Neomystocis madangensis 316
Neopataecus waterhousii 567
Neopercis
allporti 567
haackei 567
ramsayi 567
148
Neophema petrophila 372
Neophloeobia
montrouzieri 298
tuberculata 298
Neophoca cinerea
parasites 274
Neoplatvcephalus
conatus 567
grandis 567
Neoplotosus waterhousii 567
Neoschéngastia
americana 613
atollensis 613
backhousei 613
bougainvillensis 613
carveri 613
dubia 613
egretta 613
entomyza 613
ewingi 613
gallinarum 613
monticola 613
mequeeni 613
namrui 613
owiensis 613
pauensis 613
posekanyi 613
retrocincta 613
riversi 613
salmi 613
sp. 613
strongi 613
struthidia 613
thomasi 613
yeomansi 613
Neoscopelus macrolepidotus 567
Neosebastes
nigropunctatus 567
pandus 567
pantica \57, 344, 567
scorpaenoides 567
thetidis 567
Neoselachians 289
Neosilurus hyrtlii 567
SUBJECT INDEX
NEOTONCHIDAE 168
Neotrigonia
bednalli 89
trua 98
Neotrombidium
barringunense 598, 602, 624
Nepanthia
brevis 59
grandis 59, 636
troughtoni 448
variabilis 636
Nephila
Hlagellans 424
victorialis 424
Nephrurus
asper 643
levis 643
stellatus 250
NEPIDAE 189, 190
Neriene analis 424
Nesogaster
apicalis 42
bakeri 42
NESOGASTRINAE 42
Nettapus sp. 38
Neuroctenus
hanschini 298
majusculus 298
meziroides 298
nitidulus 298
proximus 298
serrulatus 298
vicinus 298
Neuroptera 491
Neurothemis stigmatizans 49]
Nevina aboe 509
New Britain
skull distortion 58
New Caledonia
Coleoptera 47
New Guinea SEE ALSO Papua
Acarina 610, 611
Coleoptera 48, 319
Diptera 12
SUBJECT INDEX 149
fossil skulls 138, 215
frogs 544, 545
pottery 508
New Hebrides
Dermaptera 42
pottery 354
Protura 543
skull distortion 58
New Ireland
Cetacea 196
New Norcia Mission 395
New Zealand
fossils 633
subantarctic islands
endoparasites 277
Negadjadjara people 374, 524, 532
Ngadjuri people 33
Ngamani people 472
Ngapakaldi fauna 475
Neapakaldia
bonythoni 407
tedfordi 390, 407
Negarrindjeri people 34
Neawala dentifrons 492
Neudluwaltu
mythclogy 237
Ngurunderi
mythology 76
‘Neurunderi: A Ngarrindjeri Dreaming’ 234
Niarius spp. 3
Nieollina
antechini 45]
baylisi 451
calabyi SEE Beveridgiella calabyi
cameroni 45}
inglisi sor Beveridgiella inglisi
iota SEK Beveridgiella ioia
mundayi 45 |
phascogale SEE Patricialina phascogale
Nicotiana sp. 62
Nina adelaidensis 98
Ningaui ridei 81
Ninox novaeseelandiae
parasites 22, 235
Nippostrongylus
magnus 45 |
typicus 451
Nitidula abbreviata SEE Macroura abbreviata
NITIDULIDAE 423
Nitrate negative copying project 283
Niveria
corallina 165
dorsennus 165
globosa SEE Trivia acutisulcata
meridionalis 165
pilula 165
pilula SEE Cleotrivia bathypilula
Nivigena sp. 47}
Njiru
mythology 524
NOCTUIDAE 510
NOMEIDAE 157, 593
Nomenclature in Aboriginal archaeology 224,
300, 506, 513, 522, 534
Noola rock shelter 526
NORDIIDAE 168
Norfolk Island
Arachnida 424
Thysanopiera 286
North America
skull distortion 58
Northiella haematogaster 67
NOSODENDRIDAE 2318
Nosodendron
australe 318
australicum 318
calvum 318
fijiense 318
glabratum 318
interruptum 318
mediobasale 318
ovatum 318
seriatuim 348
vestitum 318
cealandicum 318
Notader
melanoscaphus 552
A
spp. 548
150
Notadusta spp. 471
Notanatolica magna 491
Notechis
ater 367
parasites 43]
Scutatus
parasites 279, 367, 431
Nothydrus
australis 149
montanus 149
Notochiton mirandus 640
Notochlamys
anguineus 87
tasmanicus 87
Notocidaris remigera 636
NOTOCOTYLIDAE 356
Notocypraea
eryma 98
spp. 471
verconis 165
Notodelphyoida 393
Notogamasellus
spp. 322
Notogramma cimiforme 336
Notolytocestus
major 280
minor 280
Notomantis chlorophana 492
Notomella spp. 106
Notomya tasmanica 89
Notomys
alexis 8, 81, 142, 399
amplus 142, 399
aquilo 399
cervinus 142, 399
fuscus 8, 142, 399
longicaudatus 81, 142, 399, 629
mitchelli 142, 629
Notomysis australiensis 597
Notomytilus
robensis 89
ruber 89
SUBJECT INDEX
Notonecta
australis 187
handlirschi 187
NOTONECTIDAE 187, 190, 254
Notopala
spp. 92
wanjakalda 92
Notopeplum spp. 99
Notophoyx novaehollandiae
parasites 278
Notoplana
australis 422
distincta 422
longicrumena 422
Notoplatypus elongatus 434
Notoplax
arenaria 163
brookesi 640
Joveauxensis 640
inexpecta SEE Molachiton naxus
mariae 640
oliveri 640
rottnestensis 640
Notopsila sp. 336
Notorhynchus pectorosus 567
Notoryctes typhlops 81, 142, 399
NOTORYCTIDAE 81
Notoseila
albosutura 103
crocea 103
halligani 103
marmorata 103
Notosudis hamiltoni 157
Nototerebra spp. 98
Notothenia
coriiceps 1357
spp.
parasites 277
NOTOTHENIIDAE 157
Nototherium
mitchelli 407
victoriae 407
Nototodarus gouldi 560
Notovola alba 87
SUBJECT INDEX 15]
Notovoluta
kreuslerae 106
spp. 99
tateana 98
Notoxus
porcatus SEE Eunatalis porcata
violaceus SEE Phymatophora violaceus
Notylocestus
major 452
minor 452
Nousia
fuscula 480
inconspicua 480
pilosa 480
Novotrombicula owiensis 613
Nuclearia
nucleus 470
spp. 471
NUCLEOLITIDAE 59, 108
Nucula
beachportensis 87
dilecta 87
subdilecta 87
Nudibranchia 43
Nullabora flavoguttata 492
Nullarbor desert (Allen’s Cave)
fossils 29
Numenius sp. 38
Nursia abbreviata 194
NYCTAGINACEAE 61
Nycticeius balstoni 399
Nyctimystes
cheesmani 550
montana 550, 549
papua
parasites 555
trachydermis 550
zweifeli 549, 550
Nyctinomys australis 142
Nyctophilus
arnhemensis 399
bifax 399
geoffroyi 81, 142, 399
Nymphaster pentagonus 108
Nyxetes bidens 423
O
Obdurodon insignis 407
Obituaries
Campbell, T. D. 132
Daily, B. 258
Hale, Herbert Mathew 370
Inglis, William G. 332
Lea, A. M. 199
Mawson, Sir Douglas 13(3) (front cover)
Morgan, A. M. 222
Parker, Shane A. 639
Sutton, John 221
Thomas, I. M. 124
Waite, E. R. 193
Womersley, Herbert 460
Ocellochiton sulci
SEE Lorica oculea
SEELorica varena
Ochetostoma
australiense 125
baroni 125
Ochyra variabilis 306
Ocirrhoe
australis 182
cavenda \82
coronata 182
dallasi 182
inconspicua 182
lutescens 182
prasinata 182
unimaculata 182
virescens 182
westwoodi 182
wilsoni 182
Ocnera hispida 318
Ocrisiona
complanata 424
invenusta 424
OCTOPODIDAE 90, 641
Octopus SEE 4L8O0 Cephalopoda
152
Octopus
flindersi 90, 641
pallida 99
Ocvbadistes
hypomeloma 583
walkeri 583
ODACIDAE 567
Odax
frenatus 567
pusillus 567
radiatus 567
richardsonii 567
semifasciatus 579
waterhousii 567
Odilia
brachybursa 45
emanuelae 45]
melomyos 451
polvrhabdote 451
uromyos 45 |
Odonata 491
Odsntacarus
athertonensis 463, 467
harrinensis 463
mecullochi 463
southcotti 463
spp. 463
swani 463
veitchi 465
ODONTASPIDIDAE 407
OECANTHIDAE 57
Oecanrthus
angustus 57
rufescens 37
OEDEMERIDAE 423
OEDICEROTIDAE 441
Oedichirus
cribripennis 318
pyricollis 318
Ocdura
cincia 643
fracticolor 643
lesueurii 643
marmorata 369, 643
SUBJECT INDEX
mayerl 643
monilis 643
rhombifera 369, 643
robusta 643
tryoni 643
verrillii 643
Oedurella taeniata 643
Oemona hirta 423
Oenoschéngastia cana 613
Oesophagonastes leptos SEE Cyclostrongylus
leptos
Oesophagostomoides
longispicularis 45 |
stirtoni 451
Offadesma angasi 89
Ogyris idmo 403
Oithona
attenuata 393
nana 393
OITHONIDAE 393
Okarito whale 565
Olearia axillaris 62
Olgas
mythology 383
rock markings 376
OLIGACANTHORHYNCHIDAE 126, 356
Oligocene
cetaceans 412
fossils 348
Oligometra carpenteri 59
Oligorus macquariensis 567
Oligo-Miocene
fossils 230, 231, 414, 596
Olisthops cvanomelas 567
OLOGAMASINAE 322, 323
Ologamasus
aberrans 322
cymosus 320
discutatus 320
dumosus 320
leptosceles 320
mansoni 320
litoprothrix 320
nucilis 320
pyrenoides 320
simplicior 322
southcotti 320
spp. 322
striolatus 322
tindalei 320
validus 320
virgosus 320
OMMASTREPHIDAE 560
Ommatoiulus moreleti 259
OMPHALOMETRIDAE 356
Omydaus luricdus 423
Onchnesoma steenstrupii 123
ONCHOCERCIDAE 356
Onchogamasus
communis 322
pumilio 322
quasicurtipilus 322
virguncula 323
ONCHOLAIMIDAE 168
Oncicola pomatostomi 126
Oncocladosoma
castaneum 259
clavigerum 259
conigerum 259
Oncopera
alboguttata 502
alpina 502
argentata 502
brunneata 502
brachyphylla 502
epargyra 502
fasciculata 502
intricata 502
intricoides 502
mitocera 502
parva 502
rufobrurnea 502
Ongeva local fauna 356
Onithochiton
ashbyi 640
filholi 640
neglectus 640
quercinus 640
SUBJECT INDEX 153
Onomaus
elegans 55
lautus 55
pompeus 55
Onthophagus
anchommatus 310
anisocerus 310
australis 310
bicarinaticeps 310
bicavicollis 310
bovilli 310
clypealis 310
comperei 310
compositus 310
conspicuus 310
cribricollis 310
cuniculus 310
cupreopunctatus 310
dunningi 310
ferox 310
fissiceps 310
flavoapicalis 310
furcaticeps 310
haagi 310
henlevensis 310
hoplocerus 310
imponderosus 310
interruptus 310
laminatus 310
leai 310
macrocephalus 310
mamillatus 310
mastersi 310
microtrichius 310
nodulifer 310
opacipennis 310
pentacanthus 310
phoenicocerus 310
planicollis 310
promptus 310
pronus 310
quadripustulatus 423
semimetallicus 310
spissicollis 310
154 SUBJECT INDEX
squalidus 310
stenocerus 310
strabonis 310
sutilistriatus 310
tamworthi 310
tricavicollis 310
tweendensis 310
varianus 310
variolicollis 310
victoriensis 310
walteri 310
Onustus flindersi 107
ONYCHIURIDAE 167
Onychogalea
lunata 81, 142, 399
spp. 486
unguifera 142, 399
Oochiton halli 19, 164
Oochoristica
antechini 452
eremophila 452
Oodnadatta
stone implements 75
Ooldea
changes in Aboriginal society 34, 41
Ooldea Mission 41
OONOPIDAE 424
Oonops leai 424
Opatrum laevigatum SEE Alphitobius
laevigatus
Opecoelus scorpaenidicola 453
Ophelosia
aligherini 150
crawfordi 150, 502
keatsi 150, 502
Ophiacantha
brachygnatha 59, 108, 636
clavigera 108
heterotvla 108
OPHIACANTHIDAE 59, 108
Ophiactis
fuscolineata 636
laevis 108
resiliens 108
tricolor 108, 636
Ophiactus
resiliens 59
tricolor 59
Ophiarachnella
gorgonia 59
infernalis 59
ramsayi 59, 108
OPHICLINIDAE 157
Ophiclinus
aethiops 157, 344, 579
antarcticus 567
gracilis 567, 575
homacanthus 567
microchirus 567
pardalis 157, 344, 567
spp. 344
sulcatus 344
varius 157, 344, 579
Ophidascaris
filaria 279
pyrrhus 279
varani SEE Amplicaecum mackerrasae
Ophidia see Serpentes
OPHIDIASTERIDAE 59, 448
OPHIDIIDAE 567
Ophidiocephalus taeniatus 643
OPHIOCHITONIDAE 59, 108
Ophiocoma
canaliculata 59, 108, 636
occidentalis 636
OPHIOCOMIDAE 59, 108
Ophiocomina australis 59, 108, 636
Ophiocreas sibogae 108
Ophiocrossota heteracantha 59, 108, 636
Ophiocten banzarei 636
OPHIODERMATIDAE 59, 108
OPHIOLEPIDIDAE 59, 108
Ophiolepis superba 59
Ophiomedon incomptus 47
Ophiomusium
anisacanthum 59, 108, 636
aporum 59, 108, 636
simplex 59, 108, 636
Ophiomyxa australis 59, 108
OPHIOMYXIDAE 59, 108
Ophionereis
schayeri 59, 108
semoni 59, 108
Ophioplocus imbricatus 59
Ophioscolex sp. 59
Ophioseps
nasutus 643
repens 643
Ophiotaenia
hylae 452
longmani 452
OPHIOTHRICIDAE 59, 108
Ophiothrix
albostriata 59, 108, 636
aristulata 59
caespitosa 59, 108
fumaria 108
hymenacantha 59, 108, 636
lineocaerulea 59, 108, 636
longipeda 59
martensi 59
spongicola 59
Ophiozonella elevata 59, 108
Ophiura
kinbergi 59, 108
voplax 59, 108
Ophiurodon opacum 59, 108, 636
Ophiuroidea 59, 108, 636
Ophiurolepis banzarei 636
Ophrythyreocis
alternatus 317
cyclothreus 317
fasciculatus 317
microps 3\7
niger 317
tibialis 317
vigilans 317
Ophthalmolepis lineolatas 567
SUBJECT INDEX 155
Opisthobranchia 43
Opisthoncus
bitaeniatus 424
delectabilis 424
serrato-fasciatus 424
OPISTHORCHIDAE 356
Opisthoteuthis
persephone 560
pluto 560
Opisthotrema australe 453
OPLEGNATHIDAE 567
Oplegnathus woodwardi 567
Oplobates
femoralis 173
woodwardi 175
Opossum shrimps see MYSIDAE
OPPHDAE 331
Optonurus denticulatus 567
ORCHIPEDIDAE 356
OREASTERIDAE 108, 448, 640
ORECTOLOBIDAE 567
Orectolobus
devisi 567
maculatus 567
tentaculatus 567
Oreixenica
kershawi 514
spp. 514
Oreodeira gracilipes 643
Orevica gutturalis
parasites 22, 355
Oreophryne
biroi 46
insulana 46
wolterstorffi 545
ORIBATOIDEA 609
Oribatula runcinata 329
ORIBATULIDAE 329, 330
ORIBATULINAE 329
Oribius adspersus 423
Orimargula australiensis 11
Oriolus sagittatus
parasites 355
ORIPODOIDEA 327
156 SUBJECT INDEX
Orius
armatus 173, 175
australis 173, 175
Ormyromorpha
aeneiscapus 150
silvifilia 150
trifasciata 150
Ornamentaria spp. 471
Ornaments see Aboriginal artefacts and
weapons
Ornebius
australicus 57
brevithorax 57
curtipalpis 57
denticauda 57
fascipes 57
hackeri 57
howensis 57
laevicauda 57
latifrons 57
leai 57
mjdbergi 57
nigromaculatus 57
pallidus 57
parvithorax 57
parvus 57
ORNITHORHYNCHIDAE 407
Orroroo
rock engravings 45
Orthetrum villosovittatum 49 |
Orthodera
burmeisteri 492
marginata 492
ministralis 492
Orthoderina straminea 492
Orthopsyllus rugosus 391
Orthoptera 57, 492, 493, 497
Orthorrhinus cylindrirostris 423
Orthosoleniopsis australis 173
Oryctolagus cuniculus 81, 142
OSMYLIDAE 491
Osorius
carinellus 48
strigiceps 318
Osteichthyes
fossils 475
Osteology 50, 58, 137, 138, 185, 224, 418
$20, 522, 539, 631
Ostophycephalus duriceps 157
Ostracion tuberculatum 567
OSTRACIONTIDAE 157, 567
Ostracoda
fossils 475
OSTRAEIDAE 89
Ostrea
arenicola 98
glomerata 89
mordax 89
sinuata 89, 106
Oswaldocruzia limnodynastes 45 |
Otala vermiculata 105
Otionella
australis 400
nitida 400
squamosa 400
OTITIDAE 336
OTITINAE 336
Outer Harbour, Adelaide
mollusca 104
Ovaleda tellinaeformis 87
Ovatipsa
chinensis 470
spp. 471
Ovoides manillensis 592
OVULIDAE 165
Owalinja Cave, Musgrave Ranges 524
OXALIDACEAE 61
Oxalis
corniculata 62
sp. 61
Oxyvcanus
aedesimus SQ4
albostrigata 521
armatus 521
atrox 521
aurifex 504
australis 504
balliux 504
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barnardi 504
beltistus 504
buluwandji 531
byrsa 521
byrsus 504
carus 504
determinatus 504
diremptus 504, 531
discipennis 521
dives 521
eos 52]
fuliginosa 521
fuscomaculatus 504
gelidus 504
glauerti 521
goldfinchi 504
goodingi 504
hamatus 504
hebe 521
hecabe 521
herdus 504
hildae 531
incanus 504
janeus 504
kochi 521
lamnus 504
loesus 504
lyelli 504
maculosus 504
mayri 521
meeki 521
naias 504
nigripuncta 521
niphadias 504
novaguineensis 521
nuptialis 504
occidentalis 504
perditus 504
perplexus 521
poeticus 504
postflavida 521
promiscuus 504
rileyi 521, 531
rosaceus 504
SUBJECT INDEX 157
salmonacea 52\
serratus 521
stlvanus 504
sirpus 504
sordidus 504, 521
spadix 504
sphragidias 504
stellans 504
subochracea 52)
subvarius 504
tamsi 521
thasus 52\
thoe 521
waterhousei 504
xois 521
Oxycarenus
arctatus 177
bicolor 177
luctuosus 177
Oxychilus
alliarius 105, 303, 415
cellaria 105
Oxynotus bruniensis 567
Oxyspirura bancrofti 451
OXYSTOMINIDAE 168
Oxytelus
albiceps 48
fallax 48
oblongifer 318
semiruber 47
thoracicus 48
Oxyuranus scutellatus 369
Oxyurichthys cornutus 157, 345
OXYURIDAE 272
Oxyuris
acuticaudata SEE Austroxyuris finlaysoni
potoroo SEE Potoroxyuris potoroo
OXYUROIDEA 356, 451
Ozopemon
granulatus 434
papuanus 434
158
P
Pachycentrotus australiae 59, 108
Pachycephala
gutturalis 71
pectoralis
parasites 22
rufiventris 71
PACHYCEPHALIDAE 71
Pachycorynus
delicatulus 47
dimidiatus 48
pallidus 314
rufotestaceus 47
Pachydissus obscurus 423
Pachydyptes simpsoni 407
Pachyneuron kingsleyi 150
Pachyornis
australis 633
elephantopus 633
Pachyplagia australia 172
Pachyplagioides regina 172
Pachyptila
belcheri 113
crassirostris 113
desolata 113
parasites 276
salvini 113
turtur 113
vittata 113
Pachysiagon otuel 407
Pachystylis vietus 204, 205
Pachytroctes rugosus 457
PACHYTROCTIDAE 457
Padraona
heterobathra 583
lascivia 583
Paederus
Jemoratus 48
micropterus 318
politus 48
Pagrosomus auratus 567
PALAEACARIDAE 324
Palaeeudyptes cf. antarcticus 449
SUBJECT INDEX
PALAEMONIDAE 194
Palaeoclimatology 346, 514
Palaeocrangon problematicus 152
Palaeoniscida 44
Palaeontology 6, 15, 17, 18, 19, 28, 29, 30,
38, 44, 49, 73, 92, 93, 99, 100, 102, 103,
110, 112, 114, 116, 143, 146, 151, 152,
153, 154, 158, 159, 163, 164, 229, 230,
231, 252, 255, 260, 261, 289, 305, 334,
337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 346, 347,
348, 349, 350, 351, 359, 360, 361, 362,
390, 404, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 412,
413, 414, 421, 427, 428, 429, 430, 432,
449, 455, 456, 468, 473, 475, 476, 486,
487, 488, 490, 513, 520, 526, 536, 557,
561, 589, 590, 595, 596, 683
history of 411
Palaminus
difficilis 47
fijiensis 47
lateralis 47
limbifer 48
novaeguineae 48
trivittipennis 314
Palangerosa
cylindrica 165, 470
spp. 471
Palankarinna fauna 362, 404, 474, 475
Palawan Island
nematodes 257
Paleocene monotreme 15
Palmadusta
clandestina 470
lutea 165, 470
spp. 471
Palmatorappia solomonis
parasites 431
Palorchestes
azael 410
painei 407, 410
parvus 410
PALORCHESTIDAE 410
fossils 487
Palpelius dearmatus 424
SUBJECT INDEX 159
Palpifer
murinus 511
pellicia 511
sexnotatus 511
taprobanus 511
tavoyanus 511
umbrinus 511
Panaramittee magic 33
Pancreatrema meliphagae 453
Pandion haliaetus 372
Panelus
bidentatus 310
pisoniae 310
Pantherinaria sp. 471
Papilio leosthenes 496
Papilionata sp. 154
Papillacarus
pseudoaciculatus 326
spp. 326
Papillostrongylus labiatus 451
Papua see ALSO New Guinea
arrow designs 32
frogs 46
leptodactylid frogs 548
influence on Australian Aboriginals 343
prehistoric stone artefacts 419
stone implements 26
stone pestles 417
wooden shield 25
Parabothriocephatus johnstoni 452
PARACALANIDAE 393
Paracanthonchus
cheynei 256
hartogi 256
kartanum 256
margaretae 256
Paracanthorhynchus galaxiasus 126
Paracerithium spp. 90
Parachiton
collusor 640
verconis 640
Paracyphea noumeana 47
Paradanuria fortnumi 492
Paradexamine
barnardi 444
fissicauda 444
flindersi 444
frinsdorfi 444
moorhousei 444
nana 444
pacifica 444
sexdentata
Paradiastylis 444
mollis 2\4
tumida 205
whitleyi 214
PARADOXOSOMATIDAE 259
Paradrymus exilirostris 180
Paraentomon clevedonense 543
Parafilaroides hydrurgae SEE Filaroides
hydrurgae
Paragamasellevans spp. 322
Paraheterotyphlum australe 279, 451
Parakatianna
montana 601
obscura 601
serrata 601
Paralemdana clelandi 451
PARALEPIDIDAE 157
Paraleptus australis 45 |
Paraliparis wildi 157
Paralispinus
incisus 48
leai 47
Paramacropostrongylus
toraliformis 451
typicus 451
Paramonezia johnstoni 452
PARAMPHISTOMATIDAE 27
Paranchialina angusta 484
Paraneocreadium australiense 453
Paranepanthea
grandis 448
rosea 636
Paranisakis australis 451
Parantechinus apicalis parasites 431
Paranthessius propingquus 393
160 SUBJECT INDEX
Paranura australasiae 634
Paranusia longiscapus 150
Paraoxypilus
armatus 492
flavifemur 492
insularis 492
kimberleyensis 492
laticollis 492
tasmaniensis 492
verreauxii 492
Parapeltidium
cristatum 39]
dubium 391
spp. 391
Parapercis
allporti 579
haackei 579
ramsayi 579
Parapharyngostrongylus dentatus 451
Paraplesiops
gigas 567
meleagris 567
Parapriacanthus elongatus 567
Pararhadinorhynchus
coorongensis 126, 452
mugilis 126, 452
Pararugopharynx protodemnodontis 451
Parasalenia péhlii 59
Parasambonia
bridgesi 431
sp.a 431
sp. b 43]
Parascyllium
ferrugineum 567, 572, 579
variolatum 567
Parasemus
adumbratus 319
alpicola 319
altus 319
apicipennis 319
australiae 319
bimaculiflavus 319
compsus 319
discoideus 319
doctus 319
fulgidus 319
haploderus 319
iridipennis 319
melas 319
mitchelli 319
modestus 319
moestus 319
montanus 319
noctivagus 319
obliquiniger 319
obsoletus 319
pallens 319
pallidicornis 319
pallidus 319
parvopallidus 319
quadrimaculatus 319
rufosuturalis 319
suturellus 319
tasmaniae 319
terraereginae 319
torridus 319
victoriensis 319
Paraseuratum tandani 451
Parasitic worms SEE ALSO Helminths,
Acanthocephala 27, 126, 271, 356, 452
Nematoda 22, 27, 43, 67, 71, 168, 256,
257, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278,
279, 280, 355, 356, 451, 452, 567
Pentastomida 356, 431
Platyhelminthes 27, 126, 168, 264, 266,
267, 268, 269, 270, 273, 280, 356, 422,
450, 452, 453
Cestoda 27, 168, 270, 273, 280, 356,
452
checklist from Australian birds
356
type specimens, South Australian
Museum collection (1984) 452
Monogenea 27, 277
Trematoda 27, 264, 266, 267, 268, 269,
356, 450, 453
Digenea 27, 280, 452
Turbellaria 422
SUBJECT INDEX 161]
South Australian Museum collection
Helminth type specimens
Acanthocephala (1984) 452
Cestoda (1984) 452
Nematoda type specimens (1983)
45]
Trematoda type specimens (1984)
453
Parasites (hosts)
Acanthogenvs rufogularis 22, 355
Acanthophis antarctica 279
Accipiter spp. 355
Acrochordus javanicus 279
Aegotheles cristata 355
Aganippe subtristis 120
Alectura lathami 27)
Amerianna pectorosa 269
Amytornis goyderi 22
Aname sp. 120
Anthochoera spp. 355
Anthus australis 355
Arctocephalus 277
Biziura lobata 278
Cacomantis spp. 355
Charadrius cucullatus 271
Chenopis atrata 268, 278
Chlidonias leucopareia 278
Circus assimilis 355
Coracina spp. 355
Corcorax melanorhamphus 355
Corvus
orru 22
spp. 355
Cracticus torquatus 355
Craterocephalus fluviatilis 278
Cuculus pallidus 355
Delphinus delphis 274
Demansia spp. 279, 431
Denisonia superba 279
Diomedea melanophris 277
Dugong australis 274
Entomyzon cvanotis 355
Eopsaltria australis 355
Euastacus sulcatus 608
Eudyptula minor 278
Falco spp. 22, 355
Furina occipitalis 279
Galaxias olidus 278
Glossiphonia spp. 269
Grampidelphis exilis 274
Gymnodactylus milii 275
Gymnorhina
hypoleuca 278
tibicen 355
Gypsophoca tasmanica 274
Hemiergis peronii 275, 372
Hydromys chrysogaster 267
Hydrurga leptonyx 274
Hydrus platurus 279
Hyla jervisiensis 275
Tsoedon obesulus 272
Kogia breviceps 273, 276
Lagenorhynchus obscurus 276
Lalage sueuri 355
Larus novaehollandiae 271, 278
Leipoa ocellata 270
Limnaea lessoni 269
Limnodynastes sp. 269
Lymnaea lessoni 268
Maccullochella macquariensis 278
Macropus
dorsalis 272
eugenii SEE Thylogale
robustus 272
sp. 272
Manorina spp. 355
Meliphaga spp. 355
Microcarbo melanoleucus 278
Microeca leucophaea 355
Mirafra javanica 355
Mugilogobius galwayi 278
Nannoperca australis 278
Natrix mairii 279
Nematalosa erebi 278
Neophoca cinerea 274
Ninox novaeseelandiae 22, 355
Notechis scutatus 279, 367
Notophoyx novaehollandiae 278
162
Notothenia spp. 277
Oreoica gutturalis 22, 355
Oriolus sagittatus 355
Pachycephala pectoralis 22
Pachyptila desolata 276
Pelecanus conspicillatus 276, 278
Percalates colonorum 278
Petauroides volans 272
Petroica multicolor 22
Phalacrocorax
carbo 278
fuscescens 276
spp. 277
Philemon spp. 355
Philypnodon grandiceps 278
Planorbis isingi 269
Plectroplites ambiguus 278
Podiceps ruficollis 278
Pseudaphritis urvillii 278
Pseudechis porphyraicus 179, 367
Ptiloris sp. 355
Python spp. 279
Retropinna semoni 277, 278
Salmo fario 278
Selenocosmia
javanensis 120
stirlingi 120
Simlimnea subaquatilis 269
Sphecotheres flaviventris 355
Strepera
graculina 22
versicolor 355
Tandanus tandanus 278, 280
Teleogryvllus commodus 462
Therapon bidyana 278
Thylogale eugenii 275, 372
Thyrsites atun 277
Trichosurus vulpecula 272
Tursiops truncatus 274
Tvto alba 355
Varanus
gouldi 275
varius 279
SUBJECT INDEX
Parasitiphis
aurora 322
jJeanneli 322
littoralis 322
spp. 322
Parasmittina unispinosa \62
Paraspidosiphon
cumingii 123
formosanus 123
Johnstoni 123
steenstrupii 123
Parasterina
occidentalis 108
troughtoni 108
Parastrongyloides
australis 451
peramelis 451
trichosuri 45 |
Paratata (Wallaby men)
mythology 383
Parathelandros oedurae SEE Skrjabinodon
oedurae
Paratrachichthys trailli 567
Paratrigla
papilio 579
pleuracanthica 567
vanessa 579
Paratrigonidium fuscocinctum 57
Paraustrostrongylus
bettongia 451
potoroo 451
ratti 451
trichosuri 451
Paraustroxvuris parvus 451
Parazoniolaimus collaris 451
Pareniaca
atricornis 150
emersoni 150
Pareora sp. 112
Parequula melbournensis 567
Parhierodula
atricoxis 492
dimorpha 492
majuscula 492
pustulifera 492
quinquedens 492
sternosticta 492
werneri 492
Parialysus robusta 392
Paricterotaenia chlamydodere 452
Parietaria debilis 62
Paristiopterus labiosus 567
Parkaya
mythology 237
rat kangaroo 237
Parker, Shane A.
obituary 639
Parma microlepis 567
Parmularia
macnellli 333
obliqua 333
Parocirrhoe woodwardi 182
Paropsis
anomala 311
bivulnerata 311
calomeloides 31
caloptera 311
cardinalis 311
complicata 311
detrita 423
didyma 311
eryvthrocephala 311
excisipennis 311
festiva 311
flavoinclusa 311
haematosticta 311
hamadryas 311
hebe 311
immaculicollis 311
isolata 311
jJucunda 311
lachesis 31)
lateralis 311
lepida 311
macrosticta 311
maculiventris 311
medioflava 311
mediorufa 311
SUBJECT INDEX
nigrolineata 311
nigropicta 311
nigrosuturalis 311
novemlineata 311
octomaculata 311
platycephala 311
platynota 311
ponderosa 311
prosternalis 31]
pulchella 311
quadrinotata 311
rufopicta 311
seminigripes 31
s-notata 31 |
subaeraria 311
tetraspilota 311
trimorpha 311
ziczac 311
Paropsisterna morio 423
Parorchis acanthus 453
Parrots
broad-tailed 67
Parvancorina sp. 154
Parviconus
rutilus 97
smithi 97
Parvitaenia
ardea 452
clavipera 452
paracyclorchida 452
Paryseria
diomedeae SEE Stegophorus diomedeae
163
macronectes SEE Stegophorus macronectes
pachyptilae 276 SEE ALSO Stegophorus
pachyptilae
Passalurus parvus 272 SEE ALSO
Paraustroxyuris parvus
PATAECIDAE 567
Pataecus
fronto 567
maculatus 567
vincentii 567
Patagoninan platypus 217
164
Patiriella
brevispina 108, 448
calcar 59, 108
carcar 448
exigua 59, 108, 448
gunnii 59, 108, 448
inornata 108
parvivipara 290
spp. 290
Patricialina
birdi 451
hickmani 451
martini 451
phascogale 45\
Paulonaria
microdon 470
minoridens 165, 470
spp. 471
Pauloscirtes obliquus 592
Pearl shell
Aboriginal ornaments 388
Pectinura
arenosa 59, 108
assimilis 59, 108
Pedaria
alternata 310
Pediana
horni 244
occidentalis 244
regina 244
tenuis 244
Pediculati 567
Pedilophorus
atronitens 307
brvophagus 307
carinaticeps 307
discicollis 307
Jfasciculatus 307
gemmatus 307
maculatipes 307
mixtus 307
nodipennis 307
polvchromus 307
raucus 307
SUBJECT INDEX
spp. 307
viridinitens 307
Pedotrombidium kohlsi 611
PEGASIDAE 567
Pelargonium australe 62
PELECANIDAE 407, 475
Pelecaniformes 475
Pelecanus
cadimurka 427
conspicillatus 427
parasites 276, 278
novaezealandiae 427
proavus 427
spp. 427
tirarensis 4Q7, 427
validipes 407
Pelecorrhynchus
albolineatus 139
eristaloides 139
fusconiger 139
montanus 139
Pelecypoda 87, 89, 91
Pelican
fossils 427
Pelicerus nitidus 434
Pellax gabiniana |07
Pelorotelopsella australiensis 150
PELTIDHDAE 391
Peltidium
proximum 39]
simplex 39]
speciosum 39]
spp. 391
Peltohyas australis 140
PEMPHERIDAE 567
Pempheris klunzingeri 567
Penguin SEE 4Lso SPHENISCIDAE
evolution 449
fossils 151, 407, 449
Pennatulacca 260
Penola
camp sites 54
stone implements 54
PENTACENTRIDAE 57
SUBJECT INDEX
Pentacentrus
australianus 57
nigrescens 57
papuanus 57
soror 57
Pentaceropsis recurvirostris 567
Pentacladus eucalypti 457
PENTACRINITIDAE 59
Pentagonaster
diibeni 59, 108
dueheni 448
Pentastomida 356, 43 |
PENTATOMIDAE 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 117, 181,
182, 183
Peradorcas concinna 399
Perameles
eremiana 81, 142, 399
fossils 487
spp. 486, 487
PERAMELIDAE 8, 142, 407, 473, 475, 486,
487
Peramelistrongylus skedastos 451
Percalates colonorum 567
parasites 278
Percomorphi 567
Perga
brevipes 144
christii 144
cressoni 144
dorsalis 144
mayril 144
moricei 144
rubripes 144
rugiceps \44
schiodtei 144
wattei 144
PERGIDAE 144
Periaptodes lictor 306
Periclimenes aesopius |94
Pericoptus truncatus 423
Pericrypta tasmaniae 601
Perikoala palankarinnica 407, 474, 475
Perilampus
aquilonaris 150
brisbanensis 150
capensis 150
cupreovarius 150
PERIOPHTHALMIDAE 592
PERIPLOMATIDAE 89
PERIPSOCIDAE 457
Peripsocus
edwardsi 457
hickmani 457
hollowayi 457
maoricus 457
notialis 457
Periptyctus russulus 309
Periseius
hammeni 322
spp. 322
Perissoneura diversipennis 336
Peristomella excavata 333
Permian crustacean 152
Perochirus mestoni 643
Peronedys anguillaris 344, 567
PERONEDYSIDAE 157
Peronella
lesueuri 59, 108
peronii 59, 108
Peronotrochus inermis 336
Peropus
oceanicus 643
variegatus 576, 643
PERREYIDAE 144
Persicula
pulchella SEE Marginella newmanae
spp. 100
PESMODORIDAE 168
Pestles (prehistoric)
Papua and New Guinea 417
Petalaspis tescorum \82
Petasiger australis 453
PETAURIDAE
fossils 487
Petauroides volans
parasites 272
165
166
Petaurus breviceps 399
Petraites johnstoni 156
Petralia
halei 333
undata 162, 333
vultur 333
Petricia
obesa 108
vernicina 59, 108, 448
PETRICOLIDAE 91
Petrogale
brachyotis 399
lateralis 81, 142
penicillata 399
spp. 372
Petroica
cucullata 71
goodenovii 372
multicolor
parasites 22
PETROMYZONIDAE 567
Petropseudes dahli 399
Phacelodocera tasmaniensis 11
PHAENNIDAE 393
PHALACRIDAE 319
Phalacrinus
australis 319
comis 319
compressus 319
navicularis 319
nigriclavis 319
notabilis 319
obtusus 319
rotundus 319
umbratus 319
PHALACROCORACIDAE 475
fossils 38, 407, 557
Phalacrocorax
carbo
parasites 278
fuscescens
parasites 276
gregorii 407
SUBJECT INDEX
spp. 557
parasites 277
sulcirostris 38
Phalacrus
burrundiensis 319
corruscus 319
fimetarius 319
insignis 319
PHALANGERIDAE 8, 142, 475
fosstls 487
PHALANGOPSIDAE 57
Phanerozonia 59, 108, 448
PHANODERMATIDAE 168
Pharyngodon
kartana 275, 451
limnodynastes 451
PHARYNGODONIDAE 27
Pharyngostomoides dasyuri 453
Pharyngostrongylus
alpha SEE Rugopharynx australis
beta SEE Rubopharynx australis
delta SEE Rugopharynx delta
dendrolagi 451
diversus 451
epsilon SEE Rugopharynx epsilon
eta 451
gamma 451
iota 451
kappa 451
lambda 451
nelsoni 451
papillatus 451
parma SEE Cyclostrongylus parma
setosus 45]
sharmani 45 |
theta SEE Rugopharynx theta
zeta SEE Rugopharynx zeta
Phascogale
calura 142, 399
ingrami 142
macdonnellensis 142
swainsoni 8
tapoatafa 399
Phascolagus altus 407
SUBJECT INDEX 167
PHASCOLARCTIDAE 473, 474, 475, 487 Pheronema amphorae 426
fossils 407, 474, 476, 487
weaning of young 363
Phascolarctos
cinereus 363
spp. 474
Phascolion
collare 123
cronullae 123
dentalicolum 123
pacificum |23
PHASCOLOMYIDAE 142
Phascolomys SEE ALSO Phascolonus
gigas 407, 429
parvus 361
PHASCOLONIDAE 486
Phascolonus
gigas 429
spp. 486
Phascolosoma
albolineatum 123
annulatum \23
arcuatum 123
nigrescens 123
nigritorquatum |23
noduliferum 123
pacificum |23
perlucens 123
roltnesti 123
scolops 123
stephensoni 123
PHASCOLOSOMATIDAE 123
Phascolostrongylus stirtoni SEF
Ocesophagostomoides stirtoni
Phascolotaenia comani 452
Phasgonophora miltoni 150
Phasmaconus
lienardi 97
ochroleucus 97
parius 97
radiatus 97
Phassus spp. 509
PHAULODINYCHIDAE 621
Pherohapsis menziesi 46
PHERONEMATIDAE 426
Philaemon sp. 555
Philemon spp.
parasites 355
Philine angasi 43
PHILINIDAE 43
Philobrva
bordaensis 89
celsa 89
crebreradiata 89
cuboides 89
fimbriata 89
pectinata 89
tardiradiata 89
tatei 89
PHILOBRYIDAE 89
Philocompus
aeneus 336
cupidus 336
divergens 336
Philometra
percalates 451
plectroplites 451
Philonthus
beccarii 48
bicoloratus 48
castaneicollis 318
humeralis 48
interantennalis 318
menamarae 48
minutus 48
oreophilus 48
papuanus 48
pauper 318
pilipennis 48
ralumensis 48
rufithorax 48
sericeicollis 48
thermarum 48
PHILOPHTHALMIDAE 356
Philoria frosti 548
Philoscia salina 24
PHILOTARSIDAE 457
168
Philypnodon grandiceps 567
parasites 278
Phisis brevipennis 57
PHLIANTIDAE 394, 442
PHLIANTINAE 442
Phloenomus
chlorizans 48
papuanus 48
Phloeobius griseus 423
Phloeothrips leai 286
Phloephthorus acaciae 434
Phloesinus
papuanus 434
transversarius 434
Phlotodes
australis 457
hickmani 457
Phocascaris hydrurgae 274 SEE ALSO
Contracaecum osculatum
Phoeniconaias gracilis 407
Phoeniconotius eyrensis 407
PHOENICOPTERIDAE 38, 407, 475
Phoenicopterus novaehollandiae 407
sp. 38
PHOLCIDAE 424
Pholcus litoralis 424
Phoracantha semipunctata 423
Phoronida 134
Phoronis
albomaculata 134
australis 134
psammophila 134
Phractops brevipes 295
PHREATOICIDAE 443
Phrynomantis
doriae 46
eurydactyla 46
fusca 46
humicola 46, 550
infulata 46, 550
lateralis 46
louisiadensis 46
personata 46, 550
robusta 46
SUBJECT INDEX
spp. 46
stictogaster 46
wilhelmana 46
Phrynophiurida 59, 108
Phthersigena
centralis 492
conspersa 492
minor 492
PHTHIRACARIDAE 324
Phycodurus eques 579
PHYCOSECIDAE 423
Phycosecis limbata 423
Phylidonyris
novaehollandiae 288
pyrrhoptera 288
Phyllacanthus
irregularis 59, 108, 636
sp. 59
Phyllhermannia
eusetosa 326
spp. 326
Phyllobothrium delphini 273
Phyllocharis
cyanicornis 423
cvanipes 423
nigricornis 423
Phyllodactylus
marmoratus 372, 643
ocellatus 643
Phyllophorus ventripes 636
Phyllopteryx
eques 567, 580
foliatus 567, 580
Phyllothalestris mysis 391
Phyllozetes emmae 325
Phyllozoon hanseni 260
Phymatophora violaceus 423
Phymatopsis brevirostrata 11
Physaloptera
banfieldi 451
confusa 279
confusa SEE Abbreviata confusa demansiae
demansiae SEE ALSO Abbreviata
demansiae279
gallardi sEE Abbreviata gallardi
hieracideae 451
papuensis 45 |
parvicollaris 45 |
peragale 451
sarcophili 451
thalacomys 451
PHYSALOPTERIDAE 27, 356
PHYSALOPTEROIDEA 451
Physiculus
bachus 567, 579
barbatus 567
Physignathus
eraduensis 643
gilberti 369, 643
lesueurii 643
longirostris 643
nigricollis 643
temporalis 643
Physiphora
aenea 336
aperta 336
demandata 336
Physopleurella
armata \74
australis 173
bribiensis 173
mundula 173
pacifica \73
Picrocuma poecilota 204, 206, 208
Picrometopus bicolor 336
Pictilabrus laticlavius 567
Pictinellus
elongatus 298
fungicola 298
leai 298
longiceps 298
matlayensis 298
moturikiensis 298
papuasicus 298
Pilbara, WA
stone implements 396
Pilellus spp. 322
Pillatapa people 472
SUBJECT INDEX 169
Pilumnus vestitus 198
Pimba
rock carvings 227, 518
rock engravings 227, 518
Pimelea serpyllifolia 62
Pinctada
carchariarium 98
crassicardia 98
maxima
Aboriginal pendants 540
Pindiini people 524
PINGUIPEDIDAE 567
Pinna dolabrata 87
Pinnipedia 630
Pionoconus
algoensis 97
andamanensis 97
cinereus 97
columba 97
consors 97
erythraensis 97
infrenatus 97
inscriptus 97
interruptus 97
Janus 97
lynceus 97
magus 97
mercator 97
miser 97
mozambicus 97
neptunoides 97
pertusus 97
puncticulatus 97
suturatus 97
timorensis 97
virgatus 97
Piratuba
queenslandensis 451
varanicola 451
Pirri 51
Pirrian culture 522, 534 ser Culture
succession
horizons 520
170 SUBJECT INDEX
Pisces SEE ALSO Fish 155, 156, 202, 289, 344, nigricostata 336
345, 438, 477, 567, 568, 569, 571, 572, pallidipes 336
575, 579, 580, 592, 593, 594 parva 336
Aboriginal hunting practices 405 plagiata 336
fossils 44, 407, 475 planidorsum 336
type specimens, South Australian Museum rutila 336
collection, (1976) 157 samoaensis 336
PISINAE 169 trivittata 336
Pitcairn Station trivittigera 336
rock engravings 128 Plaisiodon centralis 407
stone implements 128 Planigale
Pitikantia dailyi 407 gilesi 7, 8
Pitjantjatjara (Pitjandjara) people 41, 383, ingrami 399
524, 529, 532 Planocera edmondsi 422
Placophora 17 PLANOCERIDAE 422
Plagianthus microphyllus 62 Planofissurae 327
Plagiogeneion macrolepis 567 Planorbis
PLAGIORCHIIDAE 27, 356 campanulatus 105
Plagiorchis jaenschi 453 isingi
PLAGIORHYNCHIDAE 27, 126, 356 parasites 269
Plagiorhynchus spirorbis 105
charadrii 126 Plants
cylindraceus 126 Aboriginal use 287
menurae 126, 452 subterranean 61
Plagiostenopterina Platyasterida 448
aenea 336 PLATYCEPHALIDAE 567, 592
armata 336 Platycephalus
basalis 336 bassensis 567
calcarata 336 fuscus 567
diptera 336 haackei 567, 579
discolor 336 inops 567
dubiosa 336 laevigatus 567
egregia 336 semermis 567
enderleini 336 PLATYCERCIDAE 71
farinosa 336 PLATYCERCINAE 67
hebes 336 Platycercus
imitans 336 adscitus 67
inapta 336 caledonicus 67
inermis 336 elegans 67, 71
lativentris 336 eximius 67
longivitta 336 icterotis 67
marginata 336 venustus 67
medionotata 336
neurostigma 336
SUBJECT INDEX 171
Platyhelminthes 27, 126, 168, 264, 266, 267,
268, 269, 270, 273, 280, 356, 422, 450,
452, 453
Platymanitis
akarithymus 549, 550
mimicus 549, 550
rhipiphalcus 549, 550
papuensis 549, 550
ingeri 550
schmidti 550
Platynectes decempunctatus 423
Platynothrus brevisetosus 326
Platyomopsis pedicornis 423
PLATYPODIDAE 434
Platypus
australis 434
chevrolati 434
cupulatus 434
emdeni 434
forficula 434
jansoni 434
lepidus 434
lucasi 434
opacifrons 434
palliatus 434
Patagonian 217
pseudo-opacus 434
queenslandi 434
solidus 434
subgranosus 434
PLATYSTOMINAE 336
Platvtrombidium
fusciforme 611
paranum 602, 611
pritchardi 611
Plaxiphora
concentrica 164
gellibrandi 164
hedleyi 640
pustulosa 640
zebra 640
PLAXIPHORIDAE 110
Plea brunni 187, 190
Plectaster decanus 59, 108, 448
PLECTIDAE 168
Plectognathi 567
Plectorhynchus ordinalis 157
Plectroplites ambiguus 567
parasites 278
Pleiades
Aboriginal mythology 524
Pleistocene land and freshwater shells 102
Pleistocene Period
Flinders Ranges
occupation 299, 300
fossils 49, 92, 100, 138, 146, 158, 334,
337, 338, 339, 349, 360, 361, 404, 407,
408, 409, 410, 411, 413, 421, 427, 429,
455, 475, 486, 488, 518, 520, 522, 556,
557, 589, 590
mammal fauna
south-eastern Australia 487
Strzelecki Desert
occupation 456
Pleistocene subdivision
South Australia 513
terraces 513
Pleistodontes
froggati 150
nigricaput 150
PLESIOPIDAE 157, 567
Pletholax gracilis 643
Pleurodon maorianus 87
Pleuromya cuneata 153
PLEURONECTIDAE 567
Plio-Pleistocene
mammals of south-eastern Australia 487
Plio-Pleistocene Period
frogs 553 (fossils)
Pliocene Period
fossils 18, 19, 38, 93, 98, 110, 112, 143,
159, 164, 341, 342, 360, 404, 474, 487,
553
Plochiocorella elongata \73
Plotius chrysostemus 424
PLOTOSIDAE 157, 579
Plotosus argenteus \57
Plusiomyia
172
felix 11
minor ||
necopina ||
pandoxa \1
spissigrada ||
tripectinata 11
Pneustocerus nigricornis 170
Poa poaeformis 62
Podagrionella
julia 150
spilopterion 150
Podiceps ruficollis
parasites 278
Podolepis rugata 62
PODOSCIRTIDAE 57
PODOTHROMBIINAE 602, 605
Podothrombium
tubbi 605
Poeantius australopictus 184
Poecilochthonius spp. 325
Poecilotraphera taeniata 336
Pogonortalis
commoni 336
doclea 336
fulvofemoralis 336
howei 336
similis 336
uncinata 336
Point McLeay Mission 34, 395
Policeman Point, SA
stone implements 534
Poltys pencillatus 424
POLYASPIDAE 623
Polvaspinus tuberculatus 622
Polybetes pythagoricus 550
Polyclonus atratus 144
Polydelphis anoura 279
Polydesmida 259
Polyipnus tridentifer 567
Polymetme illustris 579
POLYMORPHIDAE 126, 356
SUBJECT INDEX
Polymorphus
arctocephali 126
biziurae 126, 452
cetaceus 126
Polvonchobothrium scleropagis 452
Polyplacophora SEE ALSO chitons
type specimens
South Australian Museum collection
(1985) 640
(1987) 164
additions and correction 163
POLY PODIDAE 560
POLYPORACEAE 61
Polyporus mylittae 61
Polypus
pictus 560
variolatus 560
POLYSTOMATIDAE 27
POLYTELIDAE 71
POMACENTRIDAE 344, 567
Pomacuma australiae 212
POMADASYIDAE 157
POMATOMIDAE 567
Pomatomus saltator 567
POMPHORHYNCHIDAE 126
Ponda
carneola 470
schilderorum 470
spp. 471
ventriculus 165, 470
Poneroplax spp. 110
PONTELLIDAE 393
Pontonema hackingi 45 |
Pontophilus intermedius 194
PONTOPPIDANIIDAE 603
Popovastrongylus
irma 451
pearsoni 45]
wallabiae 45 |
Porander scudderi \79
PORCELLIDITDAE 391
Porcellidium
acuticaudatum 391
australe 391
fimbriatum 39}
fulvum 391
spp. 391
Porifera see ALSO Sponges (glass) 426
POROCEPHALIDA 431
Porocorixa
eurynome 186
hirtifrons 186, 187
parvipunctata 186, 190
Poroleda spathula 87
POROMYACIDAE 89
Poronotellus
sodalis 175
spp. 174
whitei 175
Porphyrio porphyrio 38
Porrocaecum
circinum 45 |
clelandi 45 |
decipiens 277
kogiae 273, 451
lobibycis 45]
streperae 45 |
Porrorchis
hydromuris 126
hylae 126, 452
Port Hedland
rock engravings 536
Port MacDonnell
stone implements 469
Portuguese Timor 254
fishing rites at Be-Malai 294
Hemiptera 254
Porzana spp. 38
Postmonorchis variabilis 453
POTOROIDAE
fossils 487
POTOROINAE 141, 475
Potorostrongylus
aepyprymnus 451
finlaysoni 451
Potorous morgani 407
Potoroxyuris potoroo 45 |
SUBJECT INDEX
Pottery
Mount Turu, New Guinea 508
New Hebridean pots 354
Pound 154
Praeacanthonchus cvgnis 256
Precambrian fossils 154
Ediacara assemblage 154, 260
173
Prehistoric occupation of the Simpson Desert
454
pestles and mortars 417
Primovula heleneae 165
Princess Charlotte Bay, Qid
Aboriginal inhabitants 225, 226
amphibians 295
fish 592
reptiles 295
rock paintings 225, 226
Priochirus
albertisi 48
beccarii 48
bifurcatus 48
novaebritaniae 48
samoensis 48
spinosulis 48
wagneri 48
Prionace glaucum 567
Prionocidaris bispinosa 59
Prionotemnus palankarinnicus 407, 473, 475
Prionus arcuatus SEE Toxeutes arcuatus
Priopidichthys marianus 592
PRISTIOPHORIDAE 567
Pristiophorus
cirratus 567
nudipennis 567
Probolitrema
clelandi 453
rotundatum 453
simile 453
Procamallanus murrayensis 451
Procampylaspis
sordida 208
spp. 208
PROCELLARIIDAE 113
Procolophon trigoniceps 229
174 SUBJECT INDEX
Procoptodon
goliah 407
pusio 407
rapha 407
spp. 486, 520
PROCTOTRUPOIDEA 119
Procyrnea
dollfusi 45 |
falco 451
Profilarinema hemsleyi 451
Progamotaenia
aepyprymni 452
bancrofti 452
diaphana 452
effigia 452
gvnandrolinearis 452
johnsoni 452
lagorchestis SEE Progamotaenia thylogale
macropodis 452
ruficola 452
spearei 452
thylogale 452
Progura
naracoortensis 407
sp. 38
PROHEMISTOMIDAE 356
Proleptus
trygonorrhinae 451
urolophi 451
Promacrostomum
palum 450
spp. 450
Pronucula
cancellata 87
concentrica 87
decorosa 87
flindersi 87
hedleyi 87
micans 87
spp. 98
Propecuna
obliquissima 89
subovata 89
PROPHLIANTIDAE 394
Prophlias anomalus 394
Propleopus spp. 486
Propsocus pallipes 457
Propustularia sp. 471
Prosimnia verconis 165
Prostemma
australicum 293
carduelis 293
Jasciatum 293
flavomaculatum 293
siamense 293
walkeri 293
PROSTHOGONIMIDAE 356
Prosthogonimus vitellatus 453
PROSTHORHYNCHIDAE 356
Prosthorhynchus charadrii 27\
Prostomus scutellaris 423
PROSYMPIESTINAE 297
Prosympiestus
constrictus 297
nasutus 297
subparallelus 297
Protacanthus
halei 170
pacificus 170
Protamphisopus wianamattensis 152
Protection SEE Conservation
Protemnemus trimaculatus 306
Protemnodon
anak 407
antaeus 407
mimas 407
og 407
roechus 407
spp. 486
Protenaster australis 59, 108
PROTEOCEPHALIDAE 27
Proteocephalus gallardi SEE Acanthotaenia
gallardi
Protobonellia papillosa 125
Protochelifer
cavernarum 31
naracoortensis 31
Protochiton granulosus 19
see Acanthochites granulosus
see Lepidopleurus pamphilius
Protochiton sp. 19
PROTOCHITONIDAE 164
Protodipleurosoma sp. 154
Protoginella geminata
see Marginella weedingi
Protolvella sp. 154
Protoniobia sp. 154
Protonucula verconis 87
Protoplectron venustum 491
Protoplophora palpalis 324
PROTOPLOPHORIDAE 324
Protospirura marsupialis 272, 451
Prototransversotrema steeri 453
Protura 542, 543
Proturentomon iowaense 543
Proxichione laqueata |01
Prynus fulvus 424
Prytanicoris
ambivivens 183
dimorpha 183
novaebrittaniae 183
solomonensis 183
Psalidaster mordax 636
Psaltoda fumipennis parasites 466
Psammobatis waitii 567
PSEPHENIDAE 423
Psephotus
chrysopterveius 67
dissimilis 67
haematonotus 67, 71
pulcherrimus 67
varius 67
Pseudachorutes
evansi 601
spp. 601
tasmaniensis 601
Pseudalmenus chlorinda 519
Pseudantechinus macdonellensis 81
Pseudanthessius
tenuis 393
spp. 393
SUBJECT INDEX
Pseudaphritis urvillii 567, 575, 579
parasites 278
Pseudaprocta
copemani 22, 45]
myzanthae 451
Pseudechinus hesperus 108
Pseudechis
australis 367, 369
guttatus 581
microlepidotus 367
porphyriacus
parasites 279, 367, 431
spp. 581
Pseudepicausta
angulata 336
apicalis 336
bataviensis 336
chalybea 336
contrahens 336
detrudens 336
exigens 336
experta 336
geniculata 336
limpidipennis 336
mutilloides 336
pompiloides 336
gquadrisetosa 336
solocifemur 336
wallacei 336
Pseudeuxesta prima 336
Pseudidarnes minerva 150
Pseudiparella emersoni 150
Pseudoacanthocephalus perthensis 126
Pseudobenedenia nototheniae 277
Pseudobonellia biuterina 125
PSEUDOCAECILIUDAE 457
Pseudoceraphron pulex 119
Pseudoceros
lividus 422
reticulatus 422
PSEUDOCEROTIDAE 422
Pseudocheirus spp. 474
Pseudochoanotaenia meliphagidarum 452
PSEUDOCHROMIDAE 157
175
176
Pseudocleitamia setigera 336
Pseudocucumis bicolumnatus 108
PSEUDOCYCLOPIDAE 393
Pseudocvclops
australis 393
spp. 393
Pseudocypraea 470
Pseudodelma impar 643
PSEUDODIAPTOMIDAE 393
Pseudodiaptomus cornutus 393
Pseudodiosaccus sp. 392
Pseudodrymus florestalis 180
Pseudolabrus
aurantiacus 344, 567
celidotus 567
fucicola 567
macleayi 567
punctulatus 567
psittaculus 567
spp. 372
tetricus 567
Pseudolaophonte sp. 392
Pseudomaevia cognata 424
Pseudomantis
albofimbriata 492
hartmeyeri 492
victorina 492
Pseudomesochra spp. 392
Pseudomys
apodemoides 8
desertor 81, 399
delicatulus 399
fieldi 142, 399
forresti 142, 399
gouldii 8 |
gracilicaudatus 399
hermannsburgensis 81, 142, 399
minnie 142
nanus 142
waitei 142
Pseudonaja textilis parasites 431
Pseudopecoelus pyriformis 453
Pseudophaena lucida 47
Pseudophidiaster rhysus 108
SUBJECT INDEX
Pseudophryne
semimarmorata 632
spp. 548
Pseudoporrorchis hydromuris SEE Porrorchis
hydromuris
PSEUDOPPIINAE 327, 329
Pseudorhizostomites spp. 154
Pseudorhopilema sp. 154
Pseudorichardia
aristalis 336
bezziana 336
flavitarsis 336
interrupta 336
Pseudoscarus
dumerilii 567
modestus 567
Pseudoscorpionida 31
Pseudosinella fasciata 601
Pseudotyrannochthonius
hamiltonsmithi 31
Pseudozonaria spp. 471
Psilaster acuminatus 108
PSILOSTOMIDAE 356
PSOCIDAE 457
Psocidus
mouldsi 457
parilla 457
Psocoptera 457
Psophodes nigrogularis 7\
Psorergates ovis 604
Psydestis pictipennis 318
PSYLLIPSOCIDAE 457
Psyllipsocus ramburii 457
Pteridinium
simplex 260
sp. 154
Pteridium esculentum 61
Pterogenia
basilutea 336
bifasciata 336
boettcheri 336
brevis 336
centralis 336
davak 336
PTEROMALIDAE 119
divisa 336
flavicornis 336
fuliginosa 336
glabra 336
glabrella 336
glabrina 336
guttata 336
hamifera 336
latericia 336
laticeps 336
luteipennis 336
niveitarsis 336
nubecula 336
nudiseta 336
parva 336
pectoralis 336
punctata 336
ruficrus 336
scutellaris 336
similis 336
singularis 336
subcruciata 336
tristis 336
truncatula 336
valida 336
variipennis 336
vittata 336
vittifinis 336
zonata 336
Pteronemobius
ornaticeps 57
regulus 57
truncatus 57
unicolor 57
Pteropontius
barbatus 393
spp. 393
Pteropus
alecto 399
scapulatus 142, 399
Prerosoma planum 90
Pterospira spp. 99
PTERYGOPHORIDAE 144
SUBJECT INDEX
Ptervgophorus cinctus 144
Prerygotrigla polyommata 567
Ptilogyna
cheesmanae |2
minima 1
Ptilometra macronema 59, 108
Ptiloris sp.
parasites 355
Ptycta
glossoptera 457
hollowayae 457
longipennis 457
umbrata 457
249, 373, 481
Puccinellia stricta 62
Puffinus tenuirostris 372
Pullea discoidalis 603
Pulmonata 291
Puncticulis
arenatus 97
pulicarius 97
stercus-muscarium 97
vauteri 97
zeylanicus 97
Pungalunga
mythology 383
Purperosa spp. 471
Purpureicephalus spurius 67
Pustularia
bistrinotata 470
cicercula 165, 470
globulus 470
margarita 165, 470
spp. 471
tricornis 165, 470
PUSTULARITINAE 471
Pustulipora porcellanica 162
Puzosia planulata 153
PYGMEPHORIDAE 461
Pygmy right whale 220
Pygmy sperm whale 210, 216, 217, 219
PYGOPODIDAE 250, 369, 440, 643
177
Publications and exhibitions, Aboriginal 236,
178
Pygopus
lepidopodus 643
schraderi 643
Pyramios alcootense 407
Pyriphis spp. 322
Pyrochroa serraticornis SEE Trichalus
serraticornis
Python spp.
parasites 279
Q
Quail-thrushes 68
Quasimodia
barnardi 442
capricornis 442
womersleyi 442
Quaternary
faunas 30, 633
Quedius
cyaneorufus 48
splendidus 48
Queenslandolaelaps vitzthumi 322
Questimya granifera 89
Quinquarius hendecacanthus 567
R
Rabicea spp. 100
Radfordiana rostrata 613
Radiographs
mice 566
Raillietiella
sp. a 431
sp. 6 431
Raillietina
cacatuina 452
leipoae 270, 452
sp. 270
Raillietnema kartanum 275
Rainmaker boys
mythology 240
Raja
australis 579
lemprieri 567
SUBJECT INDEX
RAJIDAE 567
RALLIDAE
fossils 38
Rallina eurizonoides
parasites 257
Rambea
annulicornis 55
gracilipes 55
matasica 55
Ranatra
australiensis 189
longipes 189
Rangea
arborea \54
sp. 154
RANIDAE 549, 550
parasites 27
Ranidella
bilingua 550, 552
remota 549, 550
parasites 431
Raoiella spp. 606
Rapid Bay Marble 116
Rat kangaroo (Parkaya)
mythology 237
Rattus
colletti 399
greyi 8
leucopus parasites 431
murrayi 372
tunneyi 142, 399
villosissimus 81, 142, 399
Ravitrona
caputserpentis 101
helvola 101
spp. 471
Redlichia takooensis 347
Reedy Terrace 513
Regadrella okinoseana 426
REGALECIDAE 155
Regalecus pacificus 155
Regiconus
aulicus 97
auratus 97
SUBJECT INDEX
Relegamoria sp. 99
RENICOLIDAE 356
Reniella spongiarum 89
RENIELLIDAE 89
Reniform slate scrapers in SA 127
Repsimus aeneus 423
Reptilia 16, 66, 229, 255, 263, 295, 296, 364,
365, 366, 367, 368, 369, 371, 372, 440,
458, 478, 563, 576, 581, 590, 596, 643
Aboriginal hunting practices 405
fossils 229, 255, 359, 360, 407, 428, 475,
596
Solomon Islands 564
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection, (1976) 250
Retepora
monilifera 333
phoenicea 333
Reticunassa flindersi 107
Retrodrymus abundans 180
Retropinna semoni 567
parasites 278
RETROPINNIDAE 567
Reuther, Johann G. 20, 240, 241, 472
Rhabdias hylae 451
RHABDIASIDAE 27
RHABDITIDAE 168
RHABDITOIDEA 451
Rhabdochona jaenschi 45 |
Rhabdomastix generosa |]
Rhabdopleura
annulata 265
normani 265
RHADINORHYNCHIDAE 126
Rhadinorhynchus
bicirumspinus 126
carangis 126
Johnstoni 126
Rhadinosomus acuminatus 423
Rhagina protea 599
Rhagodia crassifolia 62
Rhagovelia australica \92
Rhegmatosaga latiuscula 336
Rheobatrachus vitellinus 550
179
Rhinebothrium himanturi 452
RHINOBATIDAE 157, 438, 567
Rhinobatus philippi 567
Rhinogobius lateralis 344
Rhinonicteris aurantius 399
Rhipicera mystacina 423
RHIPICERIDAE 423
Rhipidura mayi 7
RHIPIDURIDAE 71
Rhizoconus
argillaceus 97
capitaneus 97
classarius 97
coffea 97
concolor 97
klemae 637
miles 97
mustelinus 97
namocanus 97
rattus 97
sophiae 97
sumatrensis 97
trigonus 97
vexillum 97
vittatus 97
RHIZOGLYPHIDAE 603
Rhizoglyphus
echinopus 603
termitum 603
Rhizophascolonus crowcrofti 407, 476
Rhodacarellus
silesiacus 323
spp. 322
RHODACARIDAE 320, 321, 322, 323
RHODACARINAE 322, 323
Rhodacaroides
aegyptiacus 322
costai spp. 322
minyaspis 323
Rhodacaropsis spp. 322
Rhodacarus
roseus 322, 323
spp. 322
180 SUBJECT INDEX
Rhodomantis
gracilis 492
pulchella 492
queenslandica 492
Rhodona
stylis 250, 369
tetradactyla 372
Rhombosolea
plebeia 567, 579
tapirina 579
parasites 277
victoriae 567
Rhombus
imperialis 97
zonatus 97
Rhopalocera 403, 496, 512, 514, 519, 533
Rhyvcherus filamentosus 344, 567
Rhvnchelaps bertholdi 576
Rhynchoedura ornata 643
Rhynchoelaps
bertholdi 367
fasciolatus 367
Rhyothemis braganza 49|
Rhyparida
alleni 309
bivittipennis 309
caeruleipennis 309
didyma 423
funerea 309
medionigra 309
nigriventris 309
obliqua 309
semiopaca 309
RHYPAROCHROMINAE 176, 179, 180,
184
Rhyparochromini 184
Rhysotritia wallworki 324
Rhyssoplax
jacksonensis 640
surrecta 640
Rhytidortalis rugifrons 336
Rictularia
carstairsi 451
mackerrasae 45|
pearsoni 451
Rictularina spinosa 451
RICTULAROIDEA 451
Ring money
Bronze Age 357
Riouxgolvania beveridgei 451
Rivellia
abana 336
aequifera 336
affinis 336
basilaris 336
concisivitta 336
connata 336
connexa 336
decatomoides 336
dimidiata 336
distobasalis 336
ferruginea 336
fulvescens 336
fusca 336
hendeliana 336
imitans 336
isolata 336
lavata 336
marina 336
obliqua 336
pipartita 336
polita 336
radiata 336
rufibasis 336
sauteri 336
similis 336
sumbawana 336
vacillans 336
virgo 336
viridis 336
Riversleigh
fossil site 261
fossils 73, 159, 230, 231, 255
turtle fossil 590
SUBJECT INDEX 181
Robertsonia spp. 392 Tyitabidi, north-eastern Mann Range
Rock 376
carvings 223, 227, 518, 522 Tomsons rock-hole 376
engravings 382 Rodentia 399, 486
Cleland Hills 133 fossils 475
Flinders Ranges 223 Rollus
Gallery Hill, north WA 385 geographus 97
Granites, Central Australia 376 obscurus 97
Hill Grange Station 128 Rope and string, Aboriginal 226, 343, 483,
Koonawarra, NSW 382 494
Mann and Musgrave Ranges 376 rope making 495
Manunda Creek 128 Roper River, NT
Nackara Springs 129 rock paintings 379, 386, 387
Olary, Panaramittee region 33, 128,129 Roptoperus
Orroroo 45 carinatus 317
Panaramittee ‘crocodile’ stone 33 lissorhinus 317
Pimba 227, 518 Rossia australis 560
Pitcairn Station 128 Rossius polvacanthus 298
Port Hedland 536 Rotularia spirulaeoides 153
markings 223, 224, 376 Rugopharynx
Ingaladdi rock shelter, Willeroo, NT australis 451
387 delta 451
paintings 223, 226 epsilon 451
Armhem Land and Roper River, NT omega 451
379, 386, 387 rosemariae 451
Cleland Hills 133 rufogrisea 45|
Cook Hill 378 theta 451
Flinders Ranges 223, 378 zeta 45]
Ingaladdi rock shelter, Willeroo, NT Rugs
387 decorated animal skin 381, 384
methods 495 Rykellus spp. 322
Mount Lofty Ranges 378, 380 S
Musgrave Ranges 524
Princess Charlotte Bay, Qld 225, 226 SABELLIPHILINAE 393
South Australia 378
poundings
Atalnya, north-eastern Mann Range 376
Gallery Hill 385
Granites gold fields 376
Kanbi, southern Mann Range 376
Kuna, northern Mann Range 376 malabaricus 511
Mt Olga 376 strobilanthes 51
Northern Musgrave Range 376 viridis 511
Sacred objects
Custodianship project 13
Pitjandjara people 383
Sahyadrassus
albofasciatus 511
magnus 511, 523
182 SUBJECT INDEX
Saitis
insulanus 424
nigriceps 424
taeniata 424
Salaputium
discus 89
fulvida 89
micrum 89
probleema 89
productum 89
Salcus circularis 316
Salicornia australis 62
Salinator solida 304
Salmacis virgulata 59
Salmanites obscurifrons 57
Salmo fario
parasites 278
SALTICIDAE 424
Samolus repens 62
Santa Cruz Island
Tavau, coil feather money 578
Saperda
grisea SEF Xvlotoles griseus
hirta SEE Oemona hirta
lvncea SEE Xylotoles lynceus
Saprinus
evaneus 423
detritus 423
SAPROGLYPHIDAE 603
Saproglyphus cocciphagus 603
Sarcophilus spp. 486
Sarcoptes scabei 614
SARCOPTIDAE 614
Sarcoptiformes 324, 325, 326,
Sardinia neopilcharda 567
Sathrochthonius tuena 31
SATYRIDAE 514
Saurofilaria innisfailensis 451
Sauropelta edwardsi 490
‘Savage life and scenes in Australia and New
Zealand’ (Angas, 1847) 52
Saxostrea
australis 101, 106
scyphophilla 101
Scaddan, WA
stone implements 515
Scaeochlamys aktinos 87
Scaeoleda
crassa 87
dohrni 87
verconis 87
Scala
beachportensis 107
flindersi 107
subcrassa 107
Scamboneura nigrodorsalis 12
Scamperdown beaked whale 200
Scapanonyx palpatus 57
Scaphidium quadripustulatum 423
SCAPHIPIIDAE 423
Scaphopoda
type specimens, South Australian Museum
collection, (1978) 641
SCARABAEIDAE 253, 310, 423
Scarabaeus
barbarossa SEE Haploscapanes harbarossa
bipustulatus SEE Onthophagus
quadripustulatus
novaehollandiae sEE Tesserodon
novaehollandiae
quadripustulatus SEE Onthophagus
quadripustulatus
truncatus SEE Pericoptus truncatus
Scarichthys auritus 592
SCARIDAE 567
Scarites cyaneus SEE Laccopterum cvaneum
Scarus
dumerilii 579
modestus 579
Scatopse aptera 612
Scelostenopterina femorata 336
Sceparnodon ramsayi 429
SCHELORIBATIDAE 328
Schilderia spp. 471
SCHISTOSOMATIDAE 356
Schizochiton
hyadesi 640
jousseaumei 640
SCHIZOCHITONIDAE 164, 640
Schizonotella eupelmoidea 150
Schizopera spp. 392
Schizoporella
acuminata 333
vercoil 333
SCHIZOPORELLOIDEA 401
SCHIZOPTERINAE 172
Schizotrema
aculeata 208, 213
bifrons 204
depressum 205
leopardina 213
resima 213
spp. 213
SCHNEIDERNEMATIDAE 356
Schoinobates spp. 474
Scholastes
aitapensis 336
bimaculatus 336
carolinensis 336
cinctus 336
frauenfeldi 336
furcatifascia 336
hirtiventris 336
lonchifera 336
palmyra 336
sexvittatus 336
taylori 336
trifasciatus 336
Schéngastia
algerica 613
antipodianum 598, 602, 613
audvi 613
bidentata 613
blestowei 613
cairnsensis 613
cassiope 613
comata 613
coorongense 598, 602, 613
crinita 613
dasycerci 598, 602, 613
debilis 613
derricki 613
SUBJECT INDEX
dumosa 613
echymipera 613
edwardsi 613
foliata 613
globulare 613
heaslipi 613
hirsti 613
indica 613
innisfailensis 613
kohlsi 613
labuanensis 613
lacunosa 613
lanius 613
lappacea 613
lawrencei 613
lewthwaitei 613
lipoxena 613
lorius 613
mackerrasae 613
malayensis 613
maldiviensis 613
manipurensis 613
masta 613
mecullochi 613
mohri 613
mutabilis 613
nadchatrami 613
nausheraensis 613
newmani 613
oculicola 613
oudemansi 613
perameles 613
peregrina 613
petrogale 598, 602, 613
phascogale 613
philipi 613
philippensis 613
pseudomys 613
pseudoschuffneri 613
queenslandica 613
rattus 613
raui 613
rectangulare 613
samoaensis 613
183
184 SUBJECT INDEX
sarawakensis 613
schuffneri 613
signata 613
similis 613
soekaboemiensis 613
smithi 613
taylori 613
traubi 613
trichosuri 613
uromys 613
vandersandei 613
vieta 613
whartoni 613
westraliense 598
westraliensis 602, 613
womersleyi 613
wongabelensis 613
Sciaena antarctica 567
SCIAENIDAE 567
SCINCIDAE 66, 250, 366, 369, 372, 458,
478, 643
Scirpus nodosus 62
Scissuralaelaps
nova-guinea 610
queenslandica 610
Scissurella cyprina 107
Sclerocollum robustum 126
Sclerocyphon collaris 423
Scleropare1 567
SCOLOPACIDAE
fossils 38
Scoloposcelis parallelus 173, 175
Scolopostethus forticornis 180
SCOLYTIDAE 434
Scolytotarsus maculatus 434
Scomber colias 567, 579
Scomberoides toloo 567
SCOMBRESOCIDAE 567
Scombresox forsteri 567
SCOMBRIDAE 567
Scopaeus myrmecocephalus 314
Scopitrombium retentum 463
Scorpaena
cruenta 567
gastulorum 372
SCORPAENIDAE 1573, 44, 567, 592
SCORPIDIDAE 567
Scorpis
aequipinnis 567
georgianus 567, 579
Scoteinus
balstoni 142
greyi 142
Scotinosoma
attenuata 336
bistrigata 336
completa 336
erasa 336
typicum 336
Scotorepens
balstoni 81
greyi 81
Scottocheres latus 393
Scrub-itch mite 613
Scrub-typhus 613
SCUTACARIDAE 122
Scuticella ventricosa 333
Sevliorhinus vincenti SEE ALSO Scylliorhinus
vincenti, 202
SCY LLIORHINIDAE 567
Scylliorhinus vincenti SEE 4Lso Scyliorhinus
vincenti 567
SCYMNORHINIDAE 567
Sevmnorhinus licha 567
Sea stars SEE Asteroidea
Sea urchins SEE Echinoidea
Sea-lilies SeE Crinoidea
Seals se£ Pinnipedia
Sehastapistes bynoensis 592
Second Valley
Aboriginal inhabitants 539
Segnitila spp. 107
Seilarex
attenuata 103
verconis 103
Selachii 202, 289, 567
SELACHINEMATIDAE 168
Selenaria
alata 400
bimorphocella 400
concinna 400
exasperans 400
hexagonalis 400
pulchella 400
punctata 333, 400
varians 400
verconis 400
SELENARIIDAE 400
Selenite
Whyalla 83
Selenocosmia
Javanensis
parasites 120
stirlingi
parasites 120
Selenopalpus cyaneus 423
Sellick Hill Limestone 116
SEMELIDAE 91
Semnotes regifica |]
Senecio lautus 62
Sennertia
bifilis 603
queenslandica 603
Sepia
braggi 641
dannevigi 560
Sepiadarium
auritum 36
austrina 560
austrinum 36
kochii 36
SEPIIDAE 90, 641, 560,
SEPIOLIDAE 36, 560
Sepioloidea lineolata 36, 560
Sepioteuthis australis 95, 560
Septifer bilocularis 89
Sericornis maculatus 7]
Seriola grandis 567
Seriolella brama 567
SUBJECT INDEX
185
Serpentes 250, 367, 369, 561, 563, 576, 581
Parasites 279
SERRANIDAE 567
Serrasentis sagittifer 126
Serratospiculum
guttatum 22
seurati 22
tendo 22
SERTULARIIDAE 109
SESSILUNCINAE 322, 323
Sessiluncus
heterotarsus 322
hungaricus 322
spp. 322
Sessinia lineata 423
Setaliris accessa 89
Seuratia marina 451
SEURATIDAE 356
Seuratinema
brevicaudatum SEE Skrjabinura
brevicaudatus
magnum SEE Skrjabinura magnum
pomatostomi SEE Skrjabinura pomatostomi
SEURATOIDEA 451
Seurechina chaneeti 451
Seven Sisters
mythology 240
Shark Bay
stone implements 396
Sharks see Elasmobranchii
Sheardia antennata 209
Shells
baler 94
Shelters, Aboriginal 52, 226, 343, 395, 483,
494, 495
Shields, Aboriginal
Lower Murray 236
Shields, Papuan 25
Shorelines sce Terraces
Shrimps, mantis SEF Stomatipoda
Signeta flammeata 519
SILLAGINIDAE 567
Sillaginodes punctatus 567
Sillago bassensis 567
186
Silpha laevicollis SEE Celibe laevicollis
SILURIDAE 567, 579
Siluro-Devonian agnathans 351
Silusa biplagiata 47
Silvius
alcocki 139
australis 139
frontalis 139
grandis 139
indistinctus 139
imitator 139
insularis 139
marginatus 139
montanus 139
notatus 139
tepperi 139
Simaetha tenuidens 424
Simlimnea subaquatilis
parasites 268, 269
Simosthenurus
gilli 409
occidentalis 407, 409
orientalis 409
spp. 409, 421
Simpson Desert
archaeology 454
toa (Ma Raru) 237
Siokunichthys herrei 157
SIPHLONURIDAE 480
Siphocypraea sp. 471
SIPHONODENTALIIDAE 641
Siphonoecetes sellicki 441
Siphonognathus argyrophanes 567
SIPHONOLAIMIDAE 168
Siphonosoma
australe |23
boholense 23
cumanense 123
novaepommeraniae 123
rotumanum 123
vastum 123
Sipuncula 123
SIPUNCULIDAE 123
SUBJECT INDEX
Sipunculus
indicus 123
robustus 123
titubans 123
Siriella
australis 484
halei 484
inornata 485
vincenti 484
vulgaris 485
Site recording, Aboriginal 238, 240, 482
Sitophilus oryzae 423
Skrjabinodon
oedurae 451
smythi 451
Skrjabinoptera goldmanae 45|
Skrjabinosomum
mawsoni 453
pomatostomi 453
Skrjabinura
brevicaudatus 451
magnum 451
pomatostomi 451
Skulls
fossil fragments from New Guinea 138
human
Aboriginal (Scaphocephalic) 137
anterior teeth reconstruction of
Cohuna specimen 50
Aitape (New Guinea) 138
artificially distorted (New Britain) 58
Tasmanian Aboriginal people 631
Treponematoses in Aboriginal people
185
Slate scrapers
Reniform, SA 127
Sleisbeck
cave paintings 379
Slugs (introduced) see Stylommataphora
Sluiterina alba 125
Smilasterias irregularis 59, 108, 448, 636
Sminthopsis
crassicaudata 142, 399
froggatti 399
SUBJECT INDEX
hirtipes 81, 142, 399
larapinta \42
macroura 8 |
murina 142, 399
nitela 399
psammophila \42, 399
rufigenis 399
spp. 81
mites 616
SMINTHURIDAE 601
Smittina
nitida 333
reticulata 333
Snails see Stylommataphora
Snakes SEE Serpentes
Social change, Aboriginal
Aboriginal mobility in north-west South
Australia 228
alcohol-related problems 34, 433, 591
atomic tests and the Pitjantjatjara 41
impact of Europeans, missions 537
limits on fighting 591
South Australian fieldwork in 1940s, 34
Social structure, marriage, kinship
Aboriginal 225, 343, 483, 494, 540, 591
Socienna
apicostata 103
trisculpta 103
Solamen recens 89
Solegnathus robustus 567, 580
SOLEIDAE 567
Solenichthyes 567, 579
SOLENIDAE 91
Solitosepia
glauerti 641
hendryae 641
occidua 64)
Solomon Islands
Reptilia 564
Solugamasus mustela 323
Solvadusta
spp. 471
subviridis 165, 470
Somethus grossi 259
187
Sonchus oleraceus 62
Sophismalepas acra 98
Sorcery and healing, Aboriginal 33, 35, 225,
226
South Australia
anthropological history 282
South Australian Museum
Aboriginal Family History project 235
Aurukun project 482
‘First Hundred Years ...” 215
history 215, 236, 284
nitrate negative copying project 283
sacred objects custodianship project 13
South Australian Museum collection
Amphibia type specimens
(1976) 549
(1989) 550
Aves type specimens (1976) 71
Cephalopoda type specimens (1978) 641
Cestoda type specimens (1984) 452
echinoderm type specimens (1978) 636
Echinodermata (1928) 59
fossil mollusc type specimens (Part 1)
(1987) 164
additions and corrections 163
fossils type specimens (1976) 407
Gastropoda type specimens
(1983) 637
(1990) 242
(1992) 165
helminth type specimens
Acanthocephala (1984) 452
Cestoda (1984) 452
Nematoda (1983) 451
Trematoda (1984) 453
Mammalia type specimens (1976) 8
meteorites (1968) 85
mollusc type specimens
(1990) 242
(1992) 165
188 SUBJECT INDEX
Mollusca type specimens
Cephalopoda and Scaphopoda
(1978) 641
Gastropoda (1983) 637
Polyplacophora (1985) 640
Pisces type specimens (1976) 157
Polyplacophora type specimens
(1987) 164
additions and corrections 163
(1985) 640
Reptilia type specimens (1976) 250
Scaphopoda type specimens (1978) 641
South-East, South Australia
Aboriginal inhabitants 52
camp sites 54
stone implements 54, 75, 469, 534
Southern fourtooth whale 218
SPARATTINAE 42
SPARIDAE 567
SPARISOMIDAE 592
Sparus australis 567
SPATANGIDAE 59, 108
Spathidicerus intermedius 434
Spathulathrombium
fulgidum 611
maximum 611
myloriense 611
queenslandiae 611
southcotti 611
Spears, Aboriginal 225, 343, 483, 494, 536,
540
Spearthrowers 225, 483, 536, 540
Spectamen marsus 107
Specula
mammilla 103
regina 103
turbonilloides 103
Speleognathus australis 464
Speotrombicula trifurca 613
Sphaerechniorhynchus rotundocapitatus 126
Sphaeridium quadripustulatum SEE
Scaphidium quadripustulatum
SPHAEROCHTHONIIDAE 325
Sphaerochthonius
gemma 325
longisetus 325
Phyllophorus 325
splendidus 325
suzukii 325
transversus 325
wallworki 325
Sphaerodema rusticum 190
SPHAEROLAIMIDAE 168
Sphaerolophus westraliense 598
Sphaeropora fossa 333
SPHAEROPSOCIDAE 457
Sphaeropsocopsis recens 457
Sphaerothorax
suffusus 135
tasmani 135
tierensis 135
Sphaeruterina punctata 452
Sphecotheres flaviventris
parasites 355
SPHENISCIDAE 151, 407, 449
Sphenophryne
adelphe 550
cornuta 46
dentata 549, 550
Sryi 46
robusta 46, 552
schlaginhauferi 46
spp. 46
Spheroides
liosomus 579
pleurogramma 575, 579
tetragonus 579
Sphingolabis hawaiiensis 42
Sphodropoda
loripes 492
myobergi 492
moesta 492
tristis 492
viridis 492
Sphyraena
novae-hollandiae 567
obtusata 567
SUBJECT INDEX
SPHYRAENIDAE 567
Sphyrna zygaena 567
SPHYRNIDAE 567
Spiders see Arachnida
Spilopsocus
masseyi 457
ruidis 457
Spinitectus
bancrofti 451
plectroplites 278, 451
percalates SEE Spinitectus plectroplites
Spinosipella ericia 89
Spinulosa 59, 108, 448
Spiratella inflata 90
Spironoura
elseyae SEE Falcaustra elseyae
hylae SEE Falcaustra simpsoni
Spirostrongylus
kartana SEE Cyclostrongylus kartana
spirostrongylus 451
Spirula spirula 560
SPIRULIDAE 560
Spirurida 355
SPIRURIDAE 272
SPIRUROIDEA 451
SPONDYLIDAE 89
Spondylus tenellus 89
Sponges
glass 426
SPONGIPHORINAE 42
Sprattellus
harrigani 451
woolleyae 451
Sprattia venacavincola 451
Spriggia sp. 154
Spriggina sp. 154
Spring Park
Springtails see Collembola
local fauna 342
SQUALIDAE 156, 567
Squalodon gambierense 407, 151
SQUALODONTIDAE 407, 412, 414
Squalus
fernandinus 567
megalops 156
Squamata 475
Squatina
australis 567
tergocellata 567
SQUATINIDAE 567
Squilla
fasciata 188
laevis 188
miles 188
oratoria 188
Squid sEE Cephalopoda
SQUILLIDAE 188
St Vidgeon, NT
cave paintings 386
Stammerinema suffodiax 451
Staphylea
consobrina 470
nukulau 165, 470
purperosa 165, 470
spp. 471
STAPHYLAEINAE 165, 470, 471
Staphylea
nukulau 165
purperosa 165
STAPHYLINIDAE 47, 48, 306, 314, 318,
423
Staphylinus
erythrocephalus SEE Creophilus
erythrocephalus
oculatus SEE Creophilus oculatus
Starfish sex Asteroidea (sea stars)
Statilia apicalis 492
Steganoporella magnilabris 333
Stegophorus
diomedeae 451
heardi 451
macronectes 451
pachyptilae 451
Steineria pulchra 451
189
190 SUBJECT INDEX
Stellocaronema Stephanoconus
charadrii 451 aurantius 97
glareolae 451 brunneus 97
Stenakron kerguelense 453 cabrittii 97
Stenaspidius gladiator 97
albosetosus 253 moluccensis 97
brittoni 253 princeps 97
matthewsi 253 regius 97
nigricornis 253 suffusus 97
ruficornis 253 superscriptus 97
Stenhelia spp. 392 varius 97
STENHELIINAE 392 Stephanopsis fissifrons 424
Stenochiton Stephanorhynchus attelaboides 423
cymodocealis 640 Sterna bergi 372
posidonialis 640 Sternolophus
tatei 640 australis 587
Stenocorus semipunctatus SEE Phoracantha immarginatus 587
semipunctata marginicollis 587
Stenocorynus crenulatus 423 STERNOPTYCHIDAE 567
Stenomantis Sternotropa
liturgusa 492 brevicornis 47
novae-guineae 492 longicornis 47
Stenonabis Steropsocus striatifrons 457
australicus 479 Stethojulis rubromacula 157
communis 479 Stethynium poema 150
darwini 479 Sthenopis regius 509
geniculatus 479 STHENURINAE 409, 475
henriettae 479 Sthenurus
imitator 479 brehus 407
morningtoni 479 maddocki 409
nitidicollis 292, 479 minor 407
robustus 479 occidentalis 407
roseus 479 spp. 486, 589
STENOPSOCIDAE 457 tindalei 407
Stenotarsus Stibadocerella tasmaniensis 11
bimaculipennis 309 Stichopus ludwigi 108
pallidipennis 309 Stictodora diplacantha 453
guinarius 309 Stictonetta naevosa 397
Stenus Stigmatopora
coelestis 48 argus 567, 580
cribricollis 318 nigra 567, 580
Stilicopsis breviceps 47
Stilicus hieroglyphicus 48
Stipa elegantissima 62
SUBJECT INDEX
Stipiturus malachurus 7\
Stolephorus robustus 567
Stomacarus abresi 324
Stomachus oceanicus SEE Anisakis oceanicus
Stomatipoda 188
Stomatoceras
carlylei 150
luci 150
saltensis 150
Stomopneustes variolaris 59
STOMOPNEUSTIDAE 59
Stone artefacts see Aboriginal archaeology,
stone artefacts
Stone tool collecting localities sez Aboriginal
archaeology, stone tool collecting
localities
Storena
colossea 424
formosa 424
leucosema 424
Strangesta gawleri 106
Stratigraphy
Cape Hillsborough 348
Ediacara fossil reserve 154
Fleurieu Peninsula 116
Flinders Ranges 300
Lower Murray Valley 224
Tirari Desert see 4Lso Culture succession
(Cultural stratigraphy) 475
STRATIOMYIIDAE 232
Strepera
graculina
parasites 22
versicolor
parasites 355
Streptocara recta 278
STRIGEIDAE 356
STRIGIDAE 475
Strigiformes 475
String making, Aboriginal 226, 343, 483,
494, 495
String nets, Aboriginal
Second Valley 539
STROMATEIDAE 567
STRONGYLOCENTROTIDAE 59, 108
Strongyloidea 451
Strongyloides thylacis 451
STRONGYLOIDIDAE 356, 451
Strongvlosoma innotatum 259
Strzelecki Desert
archaeology 456
Stuart Range
stone implements 75
Sturt Desert
archaeology 130
Sturt Group 116
STYGOTHROMBIINAE 602
STYLIFERIDAE 106
STYLOCHIDAE 422
Stylochirus
ampulliger 322
haemisphaericus 322
rarior 322
rovennensis 322
spp. 322
Stylommataphora
slugs
introduced 105
snails
introduced 105
NT 301
SA 301, 415
Subterenochiton bednalli SEE Ischnochiton
bednalli
SUBTERENOCHITONIDAE 640
Subterranean plants
Aboriginal use of 61
Subulina octana 105, 301
SUBULINIDAE 301
Subulura
clelandi 451
peragale SEE Labiobulura peragale
SUBULURIDAE 356
SUBULUROIDEA 451
Suggrundus nematophthalmus 592
Suhpalacsa dietrichiae 49]
Surniculus lugubris
parasites 257
192 SUBJECT INDEX
Sutton, John T
obituary 221
Sutton, P. (1988) TABANIDAE 139
‘Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Tabanus
Australia’ 373
SYMBRANCHIDAE 567
Symbranchii 567
Symplocostomella johnstoni 451
Sympodomma
bakeri 203
incerta 212
spp. 203, 212
whitleyi 212
Sympterichthys verrucosus 344, 567
SYNAPTIDAE 108
Synchthonius spp. 325
Syndexamine carinata 444
Synemon sophia 499
Synentognathi 567
SYNGAMIDAE 356
SYNGNATHIDAE 156, 157, 344, 567
Syngnathus
curtirostris 344, 567, 580
phillipi 567, 580
poecilolaemus 567, 580
vercoi 157, 567, 580
Synhimantus
australiensis 451
pelecani 451
Synodita melanocephala 423
Syphacia trichosuri SEE ALSO Adelonema
trichosuri 272
Sypharochiton pellisserpentis 640
Syringophilus totani 604
Syrmaticus mikado
parasites 257
Svstasis keatsi 150
Systolomorpha thvridopterygis 150
Systolomorphella silvifilia 150
acutipalpis 139
albohirtipes 139
angusticallus 139
antecedens 139
avidus 139
bassii 139
brevior 139
cinerascens 139
circumdatus 139
clavicallosus 139
cvaneus 139
dixoni 139
doddi 139
edentulus 139
eidsvoldensis 139
flindersi 139
gentilis 139
heroni 139
hobartiensis 139
imperfectus 139
indefinitus 139
latifrons 139
leucopterus 139
macquartii 139
meridionalis 139
neocirrus 139
neogermanicus 139
nigritarsis 139
notatus 139
parvicallosus 139
pseudoardens 139
pseudobasalis 139
quadratus 139
rufinotatus 139
sanguinarius 139
strangmanni 139
victoriensis 139
vetustus 139
Tachinaephagus australiensis 150
SUBJECT INDEX 193
Tachinomorphus
alutaceus 48
cyanipennis 48
TACHYGLOSSIDAE 81, 486
Tachyglossus
aculeatus 81, 142, 399
sp. 486
Tachyusa insulana 47
Tadarida
australis 81. 399
jobensis 399
loriae 399
planiceps 399
Tadius
australiae 316
barbatus 316
Taenia
bairdii SEE Microsomacanthus collaris
chlamydoderae SEE Paricterotaenia
chlamydodere
coronata SEE Gyrocoelia australiensis
flacescens SEE Diorchis flavescens
forsteri SEE Tetrabothrius forsteri
rugosa SEE Acoelus hedlyi
mastersii 452
paradoxa 452
TAENIIDAE 356
Taeniomembras tamarensis 344
Tailem Bend
nematodes 278
Taiwan
nematodes 257
Talabrica
angustior 89
carnea 89
Talostolida
spp. 471
subteres 165, 470
Talparia
spp. 471
talpa 470
TALPARIINAE 470, 471
Tamasa doddi parasites 466
Tamopsis
ediacarae 2\
eucalypti 21
fickerti 21
forresti 21
queenslandica 21
raveni 2
Tanami Desert
rock markings 376
TANAUPODINAE 602
Tandanicola bancrofti 453
Tandanus tandanus 567
parasites 278, 280
Taneostigmodes unifascia 150
TANGAROELLINAE 322
Tangaroellus porosus 322
Tanqua
ophidis 279, 451
tiara 279
TANYDERIDAE II
Tanyderus australiensis ||
Tanystigma
bifurcata 457
elongata 457
tardipes 457
Taphozous
australis |42
flaviventris 142, 399
georgianus 399
hilli 81
Taractrocera ina 583
Tartanga
Aboriginal remains and occupational
evidence 224
Tartangan culture 534
geological/archaeological 522
horizons 520
Tartangan culture sce Culture succession
Tasmanian Aboriginals see 4Lso Tasmanoid
peoples 631
Kangaroo Island 74, 76, 223, 505, 534,
538
stone implements 500, 506
Tasmanocoenis tillvardi 480
194 SUBJECT INDEX
Tasmanoid peoples
north Queensland 537
Tasmanophlebia sp. 480
Tateana sp. 154
Taudactvlus spp. 548
Tavau (coil feather money)
Santa Cruz Island 578
Tecomatlana melvini 613
Tegastes sp. 391
TEGASTIDAE 391
Tegorhynchis edmondsi 126
Tektites 64, 65, 136, 439
Aboriginal implements 131
Myrtle Springs, SA 84
Teleogryllus commodus
parasites 462
Teleoplacophora 110
Teleostei 475
Telicota
anisodesma 583
augias 583
brachydesma 583
eurychlora 583
Teliocrinus monarthrus 59, 636
Telleostomi 567
TELLINIDAE 91
Telmatogeton australicus 600
Telochiton spp. 110
Telocoris vittata 179
TELORCHIHDAE 27
Telosentis australiensis 126
Temnodon saltator 579
TEMNOPLEURIDAE 59, 108
Temnopleurus
australis 59, 636
michaelseni 108
Temnotrema notium 108
Tenagogonus robustus 254
Tenebrio sanguinipes SEE Uloma sanguinipes
TENEBRIONIDAE 317, 318, 352, 353, 423
TENERIFFHDAE 599
Tenodera
australasiae 492
blanchardi 493
intermedia 492
Tentana grossa 424
Tentegia stupida 423
TENTHREDINIDAE 144
Tenuisepia mira 90, 641
Tephraeops zebra 567
Terapon puta 592
TERAPONTIDAE 156, 592
TERATOCEPHALIDAE 168
TEREDIDAE 91
Terenochiton
iscus 640
sp. 110
Teretileda fortis 87
Ternivoluta spp. 99
Terraces (ancient shorelines)
Cave 513
East Avenue 513
Naracoorte 513
Reedy 513
West Avenue 513
Woakwine 513
Terranova chiloscyllii 451
Tertiary
fossils 98, 99, 100, 103, 151, 164, 289,
342, 362, 407, 473, 475, 489, 596
Tesserodon
intricatus 310
novaehollandiae 423
variolosus 310
Testacella haliotidea 105
Testudines 590
TETRABOTHRIIDAE 356
Tetrabothriostrongylus mackerrasae 451
Tetrabothrius forsteri 452
Tetrabranchiata 560
Tetrachaetina burgersiana 336
Tetragnatha
cylindrica 424
demissa 424
macilenta 424
SUBJECT INDEX 195
nitens 424
panopea 424
Tetragonia implexicoma 62
Tetrameres
anseranas 451
australis 45]
bizurae 451
calidris 451
cladorhynchi 45 |
dacelonis 45]
greeni 451
pelecani SEE Microtetrameres pelecani
scolopacidis 451
Tetrameres pelecani 276
TETRAMERIDAE 356
Tetraodon
armilla 567
liosomus 567
richei 567
tetragonus 567
TETRAODONTIDAE 567, 592
Tetrapleurus semiopacus 314
Textilia
adamsoni 97
bullata 97
cerva 97
cuvieri 97
spectra 97
stillata 97
tiniana 97
Thairopora
dispar 333
mamillaris 333
Thalacomys SEE ALSO Macrotis
Lagotis, 142, 628
leucurus 628
minor 8, 142, 628
nigripes 8, 628
sagitta 628
Thalassema sydniense 125
Thalassoma septemfasciata 157
THALASSOMETRIDAE 59, 108
THALESTRIDAE 391, 392
THALESTRINAE 391
Thallis
alternata 309
bifasciata 309
compta 309
dentipes 309
erichsoni 309
femoralis 309
Jerruginea 309
hoplostetha 309
janthina 309
metasternalis 309
serratipes 309
subtuberculata 309
tricolor 309
venustula 309
vinula 309
Thalliurus bleasdalei 567
Thamiaraea insigniventris 47
Thamnuregides philippinensis 434
Tharpyna speciosa 424
Thaumasura
auritegula 150
bella 150
dentatitibia 150
marmoratipennis 150
pulchripes 150
Theba pisana 301, 415
Thecadactylus australis 643
Thelandros
kartana 275, 451
trachysauri 451
Thelazia pittae 45|
THELAZIIDAE 356
THELAZIOIDEA 451
Thelodonts 351
Thelxinovum sp. 471
Themiste
cymodoceae 123
dehamata 123
fusca 123
huttoni 123
lageniformis 123
variospinosa 123
196
Therapon
barcoo 157, 567
bidyvana 567
parasites 278
humeralis 156
percoides 567
unicolor 567
welchi 157, 567
THERAPONIDAE 157, 567
THERIDHDAE 424
Theridion
albostriatum 424
diversipes 424
epicosmus 424
extriladum 424
mundulum 424
nigrodecoratum 424
properum 424
tepidariorum 424
Tholophyllacus johnstoni 452
Thomas, I. M.
obituary 124
THOMISIDAE 424
Thomson’s Rockhole, NT
rock markings 376
Thoracostoma australe 45]
THORACOSTOMOPSIDAE 168
Thorodia melanoptera 492
Thracidora arenosa 89
THRACIDAE 89
Thraciopsis angustata 89
Threpterius
chalceus 157, 438
maculosus 372, 438, 567, 579
Threskiornis sp. 38
THRESKIORNITHIDAE 475
fossils 38
Throwing sticks
Aboriginal 49, 225, 494
Thunnus thynnus 567
THYLACINIDAE
fossils 487
SUBJECT INDEX
Thylacinus
cynocephalus 409
sp. 486
Thylacis spp. 486
Thylacoleo
carnifex 408
hilli 408
THYLACOLEONIDAE 407, 408, 475
THYLACOMYIDAE
fossils 407, 473, 475, 487
Thylacomys sp. 486
Thylogale
eugenii 372
parasites 275
flindersi 8
Thylonema
arundeli 451
barkeri 451
thylonema 451
Thylostrongylus
parvus 451
tasmaniensis 45 |
THYNNIDAE 541
Thyone
nigra 108, 636
vercoi 108, 636
Thyreocephalus
albertisi 48
aureus 48
gigantulus 48
taitiensis 48
Thyreophagus
corticalis 603
entomophagus 603
Thyrsites
atun 567
parasites 277
Thysanophrys cirronasus 567
Thysanoptera 286
Thysanozoon skottsbergi 422
Tidal wave
Bentinck Island (1948) 527
SUBJECT INDEX
Tiliqua
adelaidensis 16, 366, 643
branchiale 366
casuarinae 366
gerrardii 366
luctuosa 366
nigrolutea 366, 643
occipitalis 366, 643
rugosa 366
scincoides 250, 366, 369, 643
Tillomorpha
mediofasciata 306
mirogastra 306
moestula 306
TIMALHDAE 68, 71
Timor
Hemiptera 254
Timorese fishing rites 294
Tindale-Birdsell expedition of 1938-1939 537
TINGIDAE 121
TINGINAE 121
Tipula
leptoneura ||
obediens 12
serritergata \2
surcularia 12
TIPULIDAE 11, 12
TIPULINAE 12
Tirari Desert
archaeology 561
fossils 49, 362, 390, 404, 474, 475, 476
stratigraphy 475, 476
Tirari Formation 475, 476
Tirari people 472
TISBIDAE 39]
Tisiphone abeona 512, 514
Tjyimart knife 536
Tjirbuki mythology 383, 535, 539
Tjurunga and sacred objects 13, 383, 494,
529, 530, 562
Tjurunga-like stone pendant 530
Toas 237, 358, 472
Wanekangurru people 237
197
Tobin Lake
stone implements 396
Tomkinson Ranges
Mammals 81
Tomocera
glabriventris 150
viridivertex 150
Tomyris
nigra 309
sublaeta 309
Tonica fontainei 640
Tonicella marmoreus SEE Chiton marmoreus
Tonicia
hullianus 640
lebruni 640
Tools, Aboriginal see Aboriginal archaeology,
stone artefacts
Torres Strait Islands
influence on Australian Aboriginals 343
Torres Strait Islands
turtle shell mask 416
TORTANIDAE 393
Tortanus barbatus 393
Tosia
astrologorum 108
australis 59, 108, 448
grandis 108
magnifica 448
Totemic beliefs szE 4LS0 Ceremonies, totemic
Western Desert 524, 529
Toxeutes arcuatus 423
Tozeuma pavoninum 194
Trachichthodes
affinis 567
gerrardi 567
lineatus 567
TRACHICHTHYIDAE 567
Trachichthys australis 567
Trachinops noarlungae 157
Trachurus
declivis 567
novaezelandiae 567
198 SUBJECT INDEX
Trachydermon
lowei 640
turtoni 640
Trachymantis obesa 492
Trachysaurus rugosus 576, 643
TRACHYTIDAE 622
Trachytina 622
Trade routes
Princess Charlotte Bay Aboriginal people
226
Tragardhula
acuscutellaris 613
alleei 613
attenuata 613
fujigmo 613
geckobia 613
gymnodactyla 613
japonica 613
mitamurai 613
nagayoi 613
nilotica 613
pentagona 613
peruviana 613
tamiyai 613
velascoi 613
Tramea limbata 491
Trapezites
heteromacula 583
luteus 583
Dhigalia 583
Trematoda 27, 264, 266, 267, 268, 269, 356,
422, 450, 453
checklist from Australian birds 356
type specimens,. South Australian
Museum collection (1984) 453
Tremellia australis 57
Trentepohlia
angusticincta \2
doddi \1
praesulis \2
Treponematoses
exhumed Aboriginal bones 185
TRHYPOCHTHONIELLIDAE 326
TRHYPOCHTHONIIDAE 326
TRIAENONYCHOIDAE 424
Triaenonyx rapax 424
TRIAKIDAE 157, 594
Triakis scyllium 567
Triamescaptor aotea 497
Trianectes bucephalus 157, 344, 567
Triassic
fossils 229, 407
Tribrachidium heraldicum 154
TRICHADENIDAE 606
Trichadenus australianus 606
Trichalus serraticornis 423
TRICHASTERIDAE 108
Trichomusculus barbatus 89
Trichomya
erosa 89
hirsuta 89
penetecta 89
rostrata 89
Trichophryne mitchellii 344, 567
Trichoptera 491
TRICHOSTRONGYLIDAE 272
TRICHOSTRONGYLOIDEA 356, 451
Trichostrongylus incertus 451
Trichosurus
arnhemensis 399
spp. 474
vulpecula 8, 81, 142, 399
parasites 272
vulpeculus 409
TRICHTHONIIDAE 325
Trichthonius pulcherrimus 325
TRICHURIDAE 567
TRICHUROIDEA 356, 451
Trictena
argentata 509, 501, 504
areyrosticha 501, 531
barnardi 509
Tridactylus
australicus 497
musicus 497
mutus 497
tantillus 497
TRIGLIDAE 567
Triglochin
centrocarpa 62
procerum 6|
Trigonia papuana 153
TRIGONIDUDAE 57
Trigonidomorpha sjostedti 57
TRIGONHDAE 89
Trigonorrhina fasciata 567
Trigonostonema
longibursata 451
trigonostoma 45 |
Trigonotylus doddi 56
Trilobite appendages 347
Tripectenopus caecus 306
TRIPHORIDAE 90
Triphyllozoon munitum |62
Triplotaenia
fimbriata 452
undosa 452
Tripneustes gratilla 59
TRIPTERYGIHDAE 157
Tripylocelis tvpica 422
TRIPYLOIDIDAE 168
Trite
concinna 424
longula 424
Tritoma
australiae 309
collaris SEE Sclerocyphon collaris
Trivia acutisulcata 165
TRIVIIDAE 165
Trivirostra cydarum 165
Trochodota
allani 108
roebucki 636
shepherdi 636
TROGIIDAE 457
Trombella
adelaideae 617
alpha 462
spp. 462
warregensis 598, 602, 617
TROMBELLIDAE 461, 462
SUBJECT INDEX
TROMBELLINAE 602, 605, 617
Trombicula
ablephara 613
akamushi 613
alfreddugesii 613
anous 613
autumnalis 613
batatas 613
batui 613
bhimtalensis 613
bodensis 613
burmensis 613
burnsi 613
buxtoni 613
camilla 613
canestrinii 613
cavernarum 613
cervulicola 613
clavicata 613
coarctata 613
coluberina 613
consueta 613
corvi 613
cuneata 613
deliensis 613
densipiliata 613
dux 613
elegans 605
foliacea 613
fordi 613
formicarum 613
frittsi 613
fuji 613
fulleri 613
gliricolens 613
goldii 613
harrisoni 613
hastata 613
helleri 613
hirsti 598, 602, 613
incurva 613
inopinatum 613
insolli 613
intermedia 613
199
200 SUBJECT INDEX
isshikii 613 scutellaris 613
jacoti 613 signata 598, 602
Javewickremei 613 sobrina 613
jubbulporensis 613 southcotti 613
kanzalwanensis 613 sp. 613
kashmirensis 613 spicea 613
keukenschrijveri 613 splendens 613
khurdangensis 613 squamifera 613
kohlsi 613 squamosa 613
lanceolata 613 sylvestris 613
leveri 613 taphozous 613
longiseta 613 thori 613
lundbladi 613 tindalei 602
lveosomoides 613 tithwalensis 613
macacus 613 tovelli 613
macropus 602, 613 traubi 613
manriquei 613 vanommereni 613
minor 613 vietzi 613
moesica 613 villosa 613
munda 613 wichmanni 613
muridia 613 TROMBICULIDAE 463, 467, 613
myzantha 613 TROMBICULINAE 602, 605, 613
naultini 613 TROMBIDIIDAE 598, 602, 605, 611, 617,
nissani 613 622
novaehollandiae 598, 602, 613 TROMBIDIINAE 602, 605
pallida 613 Trombidium
palpalis 613 clarki 602
parapalpalis 613 hemistriatum 605
parmifera 613 Trona sp. 471
pelta 613 Tropaeum imperator 252
philipi 613 Tropidechis dunensis 581
piercei 613 Tropidogastrella
pluvius 613 cristiventris 336
puta 613 decora 336
quadriense 613 Tropidophorus queenslandiae 643
rajoriensis 613 Tropidostethus rhothophilus 157
rara 613 Troposodon
rioi 613 kenti 49, 407
robusta 613 minor 49
russica 613 Trygonorrhina
samboni 613 fasciata 438
sarcina 613 melaleuca \57, 438
scincoides 613 Tubucellaria hirsuta 333
schmitzi 613 Tubulipora flabellaris 162
Tucetilla
mayi 98
rota 98
Tucetona crama 98
Tuckerella spechtae 285
Tugalia nota 98
Tuliparia
borbonicus 97
tulipa 97
Tullbergia
antarctica 167
bisetosa 167
templei 167
Tungkillo
cave paintings 378
Turbellaria 422
Turritella
accisa 112
acricula 112
latissima 112
murrayana 112
occidua 112
subacricula 112
sturtii 112
terebra |12
trilix 112
tristira 112
warburtonii 112
TURRITELLIDAE 112
Tursiops truncatus
parasites 274
Turtle (fossil) 590
Turtle shell mask
Torres Strait type 416
Two Dogs
mythology 240
Tydemanella
robusta 391
spp. 391
typica 392
Tylenchida 168
TYLENCHIDAE 168
Tylopterna monstruosum 336
Tympanocryptis
SUBJECT INDEX
cephalus 250, 364
intima 250, 364
lineata 250, 364, 643
maculosa 250, 364, 371
sp. 371
uniformis 250, 364
Typha sp. 61
TYPHACEAE 61
TY PHLOPIDAE 367, 563, 564
Typhlops
affinis 563
australis 367, 563, 576
batillus 563
bituberculatus 367, 563
broomi 563
diversus 563
endoterus 250, 563
grypus 563
guentheri 563
infralabialis 564
kenti 563
labialis 563
ligatus 563
pinguis 250, 367, 563
polygrammicus 563
proximus 563
spp. 564
torresianus 563
unguirostris 367, 563
waitii 563
wiedii 563
TYROGLYPHIDAE 603
Tyroglyphus
farinae 603
queenslandiae 603
TYROPHAGIDAE 603
Tvrophagus putrescentiae 603
Tysius bicornis 423
Tvto
alba 70
parasites 355
201
202
U
Uber
conicum 95
subjugum 98
Udeocoris
nigroaeneus 179
rolandi 179
scudderi 179
Ulesanis
chelys 424
rotunda 424
ULIDIINAE 336
Ulmerophlebia pipinna 480
ULOBORIDAE 424
Uloma sanguinipes 423
Ulonotus scaber 423
Umbilia
cera 98
hesitata 106
spp. 471
UMBILIINAE 471
Uncinaria hydromyidis 451
Uniophora
dyscrita 108
fungifera 108
granifera 59, 108, 448
gymnonota 59, 108, 636
multispina 59, 108, 636
nuda 108, 448
obesa 59, 108, 636
sinusoida 59, 108
spp. 59
uniserialis 59, 108, 636
Upeneus porosus 567
Uperoleia
arenicola 552, 550
aspera 550
borealis 550
capitulata 550
crassa 550)
fusca 550
glandulosa 550
inundata 550, 552
SUBJECT INDEX
lithomoda 550
littlejohni 550
martini 550
micromeles 550
mimula 550
minima 550
rugosa 548
russelli 550
talpa 550
trachyderma 550
tvleri 550
variegata 550
URANOSCOPIDAE 157, 567
Urocampus carinirostris 156
Urodiscella
nitida 619
spp. 619
Urohaustorius
halei 44|
vercoi 44]
UROLOPHIDAE 157, 438
Urolophus
cruciatus 567
expansus 567
gigas 157, 438
testaceus 567
UROPODIDAE 619
V
Vagrifilaria australis SEE Aprocta australis
Valenciennea hasselti 567
Valipora parvitaeniunca 452
Vallonia
costata 105
pulchella 105
Valonia complicata 336
Vanuatu
Heteroptera 292
VARANIDAE 250, 369, 407, 475, 643
Varanus
acanthurus 643
brevicaudus 643
caudolineatus 643
eremius 643
giganteus 643
gilleni 643
glebopalma 250, 369
gouldii 295, 369, 643
parasites 275
indicus 643
ingrami 643
mitchelli 250
punctatus 295, 643
salvator 643
spenceri 643
timorensis 369, 643
varius 369, 643
parasites 279
warburtonensis 407
Vaunthompsonia nana 2\2
Velambassis jacksoniensis 592
VELIIDAE 192
Venericardia
amabilis 89
bimaculata 89
columnaria 89
propelutea 87
rosulenta 89
VENERIDAE 91
Venustria superba
parasites 466
verachthonius moritzi 325
verania striola 423
Vermicella
bertholdi 250
fasciata 250
VERMITIDAE 90
Vertambitus tasmanica 89
Vertebrate Evolution, Palaentology and
Systematics (Australasian) fourth
conference CLA. VE.PS. vol. 27 (2)
VERTICORDIIDAE 8&9
VESPERTILIONIDAE 8, 81
Victoria River
Aboriginal hunting practices 389
SUBJECT INDEX
Viguiera
chabaudi 451
chibiae 451
longicollis 451
Vimentum
delicata 89
dilecta 89
excelsior 89
exulata 89
Vinculum sexfasciatum 567
Violence
restrictions in Aboriginal society 591
Virgiconus
albicans 97
arrowsmithensis 97
balteatus 97
coelinae 97
distans 97
flavidus 97
kenyonae 97
lividus 97
sugillatus 97
virgo 97
waterhouseae 97
Virroconus
ceylanensis 97
chaldaeus 97
citrinus 97
coronatus 97
ebraeus 97
encaustus 97
genuanus 97
maculiferus 97
musicus 97
piperatus 97
pontificalis 97
sponsalis 97
Vitjazema ultraabyssalis \25
Vitrea crystallina 105
Vitrius insignis 401
VIVIPARIDAE 92
Voconia dolosa 550
Voluta sp. 99
VOLUTIDAE 90, 99
203
204 SUBJECT INDEX
Volutoconus spp. 99 Wangkangurru people 237
VOMBATIDAE SEE ALSO Wangkonda Limestone 116
PHASCOLOMYIDAE 435, 436, 437 Warburton Ranges
fossils 361, 407, 429, 476, 487 Aboriginal inhabitants 374
parasites 115, 614 Wariku (eaglehawk) mythology 33
vombatus Warrthampa ritual 240
hirsutus 361, 409 Wati Kutjara
ursinus 435, 436 mythology 374, 524
Vulpes vulpes 81, 142 Wattathoolendinnie Water Hole
Ww Aboriginal grave-site 418
Weapons ser 4LSO Aboriginal artefacts and
Waddycephalus aia
longicauda 431 axe, Irish Bronze Age 357
halberds, Irish Bronze Age 357
punctulatus 431
Papuan arrows 32
superbus 431
sp. a 431 Webbia canaliculatus 434
sp. b 431 Weerutta ovalis 157
sp. ¢ 431 Werribee Formation 334
sp. d 431 Wertaloona
sp. e 431 cave paintings 378
spp. 431 West Avenue Terrace 513
Western Desert
mythology 524, 529
rock-marking 376
Waijungarli
mythology 503
Wailpi people 223
Waite Formation 359 stone implement production 532
Waite, Edgar R. Western Desert peoples
diaries 284 atomic tests, impact of 41
obituary 193 customs
Wakaleo oldfieldi 407, 408 conflict and violence 591
Waku (Crow) missions, impact of 41
mythology 507 rations, impact of 41
Wallabia spp. 486 Westwoodiana purpureipes 150
Wallabies see Macropodidae Whales see ALSO Cetacea
Wallaby beaked whale 195, 196, 218, 570
blue whale 565, 577
Cetotheriid fossils 151
Corvisart Bay whale 565
fossils 143, 151, 407, 412, 414
goose-beaked whale 196
crescent nail-tailed (Ngudluwaltu) see aso
Onvchogalea lunata
mythology 237
Wallaby men (Paratata)
mythology 383
Walmbaria people 225, 226 parasites 273, 276
Wandelia pygmy right whale 197, 220
pygmy sperm whale 210, 216, 217, 219
crassipes 394
Scamperdown beaked whale 200
jJaponensis 394
southern fourtooth whale 218
Squalodont fossils [51
Wik people 483
Wik-kalkan people 343
Willeroo, NT
cave paintings 387
rock markings 387
Willie Wagtails
mythology 240
Windulka (Mulga seed men)
mythology 383
Wipajirt Formation 476
Wirrealpa
stone implements 75
Witchetty grubs 287
preparation 239
Woakwine Ranges
Aboriginal inhabitants 52
camp sites 54
stone implements 54
Woakwine Terrace 513
Wokala (crow) mythology 33
Wombats
SEE VOMBATIDAE
SEE PHASCOLOMYIDAE
SEE PHASCOLONIDAE
SEE Vombatus
SEE Lasiorhinus
Womerslcy, Herbert
obituary 460
Wongaii people SEE 4Lso Pindiini people
Wonkamarla people 472
Wonkanguru people 472
Wonkarabana people 472
Wood carving 226
shields 236
Wooden implements
Arnhem Land 406
Wooden shield
Misima, Papua 25
Woodwardostrongylus obendorfi 45 |
Woolleya
acinocercus 451
antechini 451
SUBJECT INDEX
didelphis 451
hickmani SEE Patricialina hickmani
hydromyos 451
martini SEE Patricialina martini
monodelphis 451
sprenti 45]
World Heritage convention 261
Worora people 335
Wudjari people
Kodj axe 516
Wynyardia bassiana 407
WYNYARDIIDAE 407
xX
Xabea
leai 57
podoscirtoides 57
Xanthoberis siliacea 232
Xanthorrhoea sp. 61
Xenarretocera tricarinata 150
Aenaspis
extranea 336
homichlodes 336
pictipennis 336
polistes 336
stigma 336
walkeri 336
Xenaspoides
cyanea 336
ichneumonea 336
Xenobatrachus
giganteus 46
mehelvi 46
multisica 550
obesus 46
rostratus 46
spp. 46
subcroceus 46, 550
Xenognathus
bryani 336
inermis 336
Xenophora flindersi 106
Xenopteri 567
205
206
Xenorhina
bouwensi 46
doriae 46
minima 46
oxycephala 46
parkerorum 46, 550
similis 46, 550
Xenosiphon mundanus 123
Xenothrombium hirsutum 602
Xenylla
arenosa 148
australiensis 147
greensladeae \47
grisea 147
littoralis 147, 148
maritima 147
obscura \47
occidentalis 148
stachi |47
thibaudi \47
victoriana 147
welchi 147
womersleyi 147
yucatana 147
Xeromys myoides 399
NXiphias gladius 567
XIPHIDRIDAE 144
XIPHIIDAE 567
Xiphydria leai 144
Xiria
antica 336
Clarissa 336
lavinia 336
limbata 336
obliqua 336
papuana 336
strigata 336
violacea 336
Xixuthrus heros 318
XYALIDAE 168
Xyleborus
artestriatus 434
bimaculatus 434
compressus 434
SUBJECT INDEX
cordatus 434
destruens 434
duodecimspinatus 434
exiguus 434
flavopilosus 434
fornicatus 434
indicus 434
latecompressus 434
morigerus 434
novaguineanus 434
pityogenes 434
pseudosolidus 434
punctatopilosus 434
sexspinosus 434
similis 434
solidus 434
festaceus 434
truncatus 434
ursa 434
ursus 434
wallacei 434
Xyvlechinus leai 434
Xylocoris
flavipes 173
queenslandicus 173
Xylotoles
griseus 423
lynceus 423
XYPHYDRIDAE 144
Y
Yalata
Western Desert customs 591
Yandama Meteorite 10
Yandruwanta people 472
Yanyuwa people 40
Yanyuwa people
canoe-making 23
Yappala Hills
cave paintings 378
Yauraworka people 472
Yeluyani people 472
SUBJECT INDEX 207
Yongeichthys criniger 592
Yozia tigris 156
Z
Zachria
flavicoma 247
oblonga 247
Zaclys
cacuminatus 103
dannevigi 103
semilaevis 103
styliferus 103
Zaglossus sp. 486
Zanclistius elevatus 567
Zealandortalis
interrupta 336
philpotti 336
Zebramoria spp. 99
ZEIDAE 567
Zeidora legrandi \07
Zenkevitchiola brevirostris 125
Zenocuma rugosa 212
Zenophassus sp. 509
Zeuglodon harwoodii 407, 414
Zeus faber 567
Zimmeriana
lasiodactvla 209
longirostris 209
spinicauda 209
ZIPHHUDAE 195, 196, 200, 218, 570
Ziphius cavirostris 196
ZODARIIDAE 424
Zoila
episema 165
friendii 165
marginata 302
rosselli 101, 165
spp. 471
vercoi 101
ZOILINAE 471
Zonaria spp. 471
Zoniolaimus
bancrofti SEE Labiostrongylus bancrofti
bipapillosus SEE Labiostrongylus
bipapillosus
clelandi see Labiostrongylus clelandi
communis SEE Labiostrongylus communis
insularis SEE Labiostrongylus insularis
onychogale SEE Labiostrongylus
onvchogale
ualabatus SEE Labiostrongylus ualabatus
uncinatus SEE Labiostrongylus uncinatus
ZONITIDAE 303
Zonitoides nitida 105
Zopheromantis trimaculata 493
Zorion minutum 423
Zoroaster macracantha 108
ZOROASTERIDAE 108
Zosteropicola clelandi 452
ZOSTEROPIDAE 71
Zosterops
lateralis 69, 372
westernensis 71
Zygaenula
coalescens 336
hylaris 336
paradoxa 336
Zygocoris tindalei 179
Zygomaturus
keanei 407
spp. 338
trilobus 340, 407
Zygoribatula
cycloporosa 329
longiporosa 329
magna 329
ZVZOMmys
argurus 399
pedunculatus 399
sp. 159
woodwardi 399
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