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Scheller (1990)

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1990-01-01

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Scheller (1990)

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Collections of Symphyla from France, Switerland, Austria, Spain, Italy, Yugoslavia, Roumania, Hungary, Greece, Turkey and Morocco have been studied. Among 798 specimens 16 species were found, one new to Spain, 2 to Austria and France, 5 to Yugoslavia, one to Hungary, one to Morocco and 2 to Turkey. No symphylans have earlier been reported from the latter country. Scutigerella hauserae sp. n. from the Postojna cave in Yugoslavia is described. [The following new records are given: Symphyella vulgaris, Scolopendrellopsis balcanica, S. subnuda, Scolopendrella notacantha, Geophilella pyrenaica, Hanseniella nivea, Scutigerella alpina, S. carpatica, S. causeyae, S. palmonii, S. orghidani, S. remyi, S. seposita, S. silvestrii, S. verhoeffi].

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Collections of Symphyla from France, Switerland, Austria, Spain, Italy, Yugoslavia, Roumania, Hungary, Greece, Turkey and Morocco have been studied. Among 798 specimens 16 species were found, one new to Spain, 2 to Austria and France, 5 to Yugoslavia, one to Hungary, one to Morocco and 2 to Turkey. No symphylans have earlier been reported from the latter country. Scutigerella hauserae sp. n. from the Postojna cave in Yugoslavia is described. [The following new records are given: Symphyella vulgaris, Scolopendrellopsis balcanica, S. subnuda, Scolopendrella notacantha, Geophilella pyrenaica, Hanseniella nivea, Scutigerella alpina, S. carpatica, S. causeyae, S. palmonii, S. orghidani, S. remyi, S. seposita, S. silvestrii, S. verhoeffi].

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1990-01-01

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Scheller, U. 1990. The Pauropoda and Symphyla of the Geneva Museum 9. Symphyla from middle and south Europe, Turkey and Morocco (Myriapoda, Symphyla). <em>Revue Suisse de Zoologie</em>, 97(2): 411-425.

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10.5962/bhl.part.79744

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10.5962/bhl.part.79744