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Acarothrix Bartsch 1990
No full textAcarothrix Bartsch, 1990 Type species. Acarothrix palustris Bartsch, 1990. Adults. GP and AP in female and male fused; GO in about middle of GA. Female GA with three pairs of pgs; genital sclerites with pair of sgs; single pair of gac in internal position just posterior to middle of GO (Bartsch 2006 a: figs 2, 18). Ovipositor at rest slightly extending beyond GO. Most of apical genital spines short, distinctly sclerotized, partly bifid. In ventral aspect, when ovipositor at rest, two pairs of anterior apical genital spines seen. There may be another seven spines, but as obscured, exact number not known. Male GO slightly smaller than that of female. Male GA with about 9–14 pairs of slender pgs; genital sclerites with four pairs of sgs, two setiform anterior pairs and a spiniform and setiform posterior pair. Pair of acetabula external, situated in posterior part of genital sclerites (Bartsch 1990 a: figs 4, 5, 2004 c: fig. 2 D, 2006 a: fig 12). AE with pair of epimeral pores. Juveniles. With a larval and a single nymphal stage. In protonymph GP separated from AP. GP with single pair of small internal gac; pgs and sgs lacking. Shape of larval epimeral pores same as in adults and protonymph. Remarks. The five species to date known are spread world-wide, all records are from warm-temperate and tropical brackish waters (Bartsch 2009 a; Chatterjee et al. 2012, 2013).Published as part of Bartsch, Ilse, 2015, The genital area of Halacaridae (Acari), life stages and development of morphological characters and implication on the classification, pp. 201-259 in Zootaxa 3919 (2) on page 207, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3919.2.1, http://zenodo.org/record/24524
Die Seelige Gottes-Ruhe der gläubigen Seelen Bey Christ-Fürstllicher Abführung und Grabfahrt des verblichenen Cörpers Der weyland Durchlauchtigsten Fürstin und Frauen, Frauen Elisabeth Julianen, Vermähleter Hertzogin zu Braunschw. und Lüneburg, gebohrner Hertzogin zu Schleßwig-Holstein ... Des Durchlauchtigsten Fürsten und Herrn, Herrn Anthon Ulrichs, Regirenden Hertzogen zu Braunschweig und Lüneburg, [et]c höchst-geliebtesten Frau Gemahlin : Als Derselbe Nach Ihrem am 4ten Febr. 1704 ... seeligsten Absterben den 3. April. A. C. von hiesigen Hoch-Fürstl. Schloß und Residentze zu Dero Hoch-Fürstl. Erb-Begräbnüß in die Kirche B. M. Virg. Abends nach 9. Uhr abgeführet werden solte ; In einer Grab- un d Abfahrts-Predigt aus dem 12. Cap.. der Epistel an die Hebræer verf. 22. 23. 24. / In hiesiger Hoch-Fürstl. Schloß-Kirchen einfältig vorgestellet und auf Hoch-Fürstl. gnädigsten Befehl zum Druck übergeben von M. Albrecht Fiedler Knopffen, Hoch-Fürstl. Braunschweig-Lüneburgischen Hof-Diacono.
No full textAutopsie nach Ex. der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltVorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Wolfenbüttel, druckts Christian Bartsch, privilegirter Hof- und Cantzley-Buchdr. - Erscheinungsjahr nach der Datierung im Titel bestimm
Macrotarsipodes pedunculata Bartsch & Sáfián 2022, comb. nov.
No full textMacrotarsipodes pedunculata (Hampson, 1910) comb. nov. (Ichneumenoptera) (Figs 34–36, 46) Ichneumenoptera pedunculata: Hampson 1910: 155. Sphecosesia brachyptera: Hampson 1919: 77; unnecessary replacement name; Dalla Torre & Strand 1925: 119; Gaede 1929: 527; Heppner & Duckworth 1981: 44. Tipulamima pedunculata: Pühringer & Kallies 2004: 33. Type material examined. Holotype ♂ (Fig. 34): Gold Coast [Ghana], Ashanti, Obuasi, [Label: 20. March 1906, W. M.] Graham leg. (NHMUK); with labels: “ Ashanti. Obuasi. / 20.III.1956 / W.M.Graham. / 1907-74”; “ Ichneumenoptera pedunculata / type ♂. Hmpsn.”; “Type / H.T.”. Further specimens. 1♂, 13.Jan.1993 (Bartsch GU 2007-20) (Fig. 46); 1♂, 21.Jan.1993; 1♂, 26.Jan.1993; 2♂, 27.Jan.1993; 1♂, 29.Jan.1993; 1♂, 23.Feb.1993, all specimens: W-Africa, Nigeria, Ile-Ife, 280m, leg. L. Schlimm; 1♂, Cameroon, SW-Region, Mt. Cameroon, Buea, Ekonjo, 04°03'49.2"N, 09°09'18.8"E, 600-650 m, 19.Oct.2011, pheromone (SMNS). 1♂, Ghana, Ashanti Region, Bonkro village community guesthouse, 7.Oct.2019, at pheromone, leg. D. Bartsch & Sz. Sáfián; 1♂ (Figs 35–36), Ghana, Central Region, Gyawale private forest near Kakum NP, 16.Oct.2019, at pheromone, leg. D. Bartsch & Sz. Sáfián (CDB), 1♂ Guinea, Nimba Mountains, Cité 1 (SMFG concession area), 07°42'02.83"N, 08°23'58.60"W, 700 m, at mixed pheromone lure bundle, 3.Sept.2017, leg. Sz. Sáfián & G. Simonics (ANHRT). This West African species occurs in the lowlands from Guinea in the west to Cameroon in the east. Some unspecifically attracted males came around noon to artificial pheromones originally composed for western Palearctic Sesiidae species.Published as part of Bartsch, Daniel & Sáfián, Szabolcs, 2022, Taxonomic changes and review of the genera Tipulamima Holland, 1893 and Macrotarsipodes Le Cerf, 1916 stat. rev. (Lepidoptera: Sesiidae: Sesiinae), pp. 103-128 in Zootaxa 5094 (1) on pages 121-122, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5094.1.4, http://zenodo.org/record/596492
Dissertatio Geographica, De Situ Regiomonti / Quam ... In Academiae Regiomontanae Auditorio Philosophico, Praeses M. Michael Hoynovius, & Respondens Henricus Bartsch/ Pruss. Anno MDCLXXXVII. d. XIX. Martii. Publico disputantium Examini sistent
No full textDISSERTATIO GEOGRAPHICA, DE SITU REGIOMONTI / QUAM ... IN ACADEMIAE REGIOMONTANAE AUDITORIO PHILOSOPHICO, PRAESES M. MICHAEL HOYNOVIUS, & RESPONDENS HENRICUS BARTSCH/ PRUSS. ANNO MDCLXXXVII. D. XIX. MARTII. PUBLICO DISPUTANTIUM EXAMINI SISTENT
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Halacarus discophorus Bartsch 1993
No full textHalacarus discophorus Bartsch, 1993 Halacarus discophorus: Bartsch (1993 b: 50–53, figs 3 A–G, 4 A–D; 2009 b: 188, figs 59–64); Otto (2001: 695–696, fig. 6). Diagnosis. Length of female 675 µm, of male 470–641 µm. Epicuticula on plates and legs delicately reticulate. Frontal spine slender, medium-sized, 0.3 times of length of AD and 0.1 times of that of idiosoma. Posterior part of AD slender, triangular. Pair of glp- 1 at 0.6 relative to length of AD; pair of ds- 1 immediately anterior to glp- 1. Ocular plates small, ovate, each plate almost completely covered by cornea. Canaliculi in striated integument posterolateral to OC. Pairs of ds- 5 and ds- 6 adjacent to glp- 4 and glp- 5, respectively, sharing the sclerites. Male with pair of small platelets in striated integument between ds- 5 and ds- 6, in female no such platelets present. Female GA short, anterior margin straigth to slightly excavate. Pair of pgs- 1 slightly posterior to level of end of PE; distance to anterior margin of GA equalling 2.8 times interval between margins of GA and GO. Male GA rounded. With one pair of pgs anterior to GA and 66 setae around GO. Gnathosoma about twice as long as wide. Rostrum longer than gnathosomal base and reaching to end of P- 3. Basal seta on P- 2 at 0.6. Trochanters I to IV with 1, 1, 2, 1 setae, basifemora I to IV with 2, 4, 2, 2 setae. Telofemur, genu and tibia I with 2, 2, 4 spiniform ventral setae. Basalmost ventral spine at 0.2. Both ventromedial setae on tibia II and that seta on genu II distinctly bipectinate. Tarsi I to IV with 2, 2, 2 –4, 3 ventral setae, tarsi III and IV with four and three dorsal setae. Accessory processes on paired claws with delicate tines. Remarks. Males can be identified because of the pair of platelets between the ds- 5 and ds- 6. Females have a GA with an unusual straight or slightly concave anterior margin. Distribution and ecology. South China Sea (Singapore), eastern Indian Ocean (Rottnest and Monte Bello Islands, Australia) and western Pacific Ocean (Great Barrier Reef, Australia). Most findings are from coarse or gravelly shallow water sediments.Published as part of Bartsch, Ilse, 2011, Halacarus socius (Acari: Halacaridae), description of the male and diagnoses of species of the Halacarus actenos group, pp. 18-40 in Zootaxa 2800 on page 27, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.27704
Halacarus fuscatus Bartsch 1993
No full textHalacarus fuscatus Bartsch, 1993 Halacarus fuscatus: Bartsch (1993 b: 56–59, figs 7 A–E, 8 A–D; 2007 b: 376, fig. 7 F, G). Diagnosis. Length of female 605–750 µm, of male 470–620 µm. Frontal spine triangular, moderately long; its length 0.4 and 0.1 times that of AD and idiosoma, respectively. Posterior part of AD short, linguiform and with wide, truncate margin. Pair of glp- 1 at 0.7. Pair of ds- 1 in margin or slightly outside AD, setae distinctly posterior to level of glp- 1. Ocular plate small, ovate, with cornea and canaliculus. Pairs of ds- 5 and ds- 6 medial to and distinctly removed from glp- 4 and glp- 5, respectively. Anterior margin of female GA wide, rounded. Pair of pgs- 1 slightly closer to margin of GA than to level of end of PE; its distance to anterior margin of GA equalling 0.4 times interval between margins of GA and GO. Male GA widest in middle of plate. One pair of pgs within striated integument, about 120 pgs around GO. Gnathosoma 1.7 times longer than wide. Rostrum longer than gnathosomal base, extending to end of P- 2. Basal seta on P- 2 at 0.6. Spine on P- 3 blunt. Epicuticula on legs delicately reticulated. Trochanters I to IV with 1, 1, 2, 1 setae, basifemora I to IV with 2, 4, 2, 2 setae. Telofemur, genu and tibia I with 2, 2, 4 spiniform and tapering ventral setae. Basalmost ventral seta on telofemur I at 0.4. Ventromedial seta on genu II and posterior one of ventromedial setae on tibia II bipectinate. Tarsi I to IV with 2, 1, 1, 1 ventral setae; tarsi III and IV with four (rarely three) and three dorsal setae. Paired claws with large accessory process, each with a cluster of about 12 tines. Remarks. The integument of the legs of H. fuscatus is yellowish-brown, a colour unusual amongst Halacarus species. Distribution and ecology. Australia, Western Australia, Rottnest Island and Esperance. The species lives amongst the epiflora of seagrass, algal fronds and sponges.Published as part of Bartsch, Ilse, 2011, Halacarus socius (Acari: Halacaridae), description of the male and diagnoses of species of the Halacarus actenos group, pp. 18-40 in Zootaxa 2800 on page 29, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.27704
Malgassesia opalimargo Bartsch & Sáfián 2022
No full text<i>Malgassesia opalimargo</i> (Le Cerf, 1913) (<i>Sesia</i>) <p> <i>Sesia opalimargo</i> Le Cerf, 1913: 167.</p> <p> <i>Tipulamima opalimargo</i> Hampson, 1919: 56; Dalla Torre & Strand 1925: 6; Gaede 1929: 519; Viette 1957: 92, 1982: 18; Heppner & Duckworth 1981: 41; Pühringer & Kallies 2004: 33; Bartsch 2018: 174.</p> <p>Type material examined. Lectotype ♀, designated by Viette 1982: 18: Madagascar, foret d'Ambre; with labels: “Fêt d’Ambre / Madagascar ”; “ Sesia / opalimargo / Le Cerf / Type”; “ HOLOTYPE ”; “ Sesia / opalimargo / Le Cerf / Bull. Soc. entom. Fr., / 1913, p. 167”. Paralectotype ♀, same data (MNHN).</p> <p> Exclusion of this species from <i>Tipulamima</i> is justified by the simple, non-elongate, hindlegs, the only distally somewhat rough scales of the tibia and the between first and second segment slightly constricted abdomen. Furthermore, the distally concave external transparent area and the therefore proximally rounded apical area would be very unusual within <i>Tipulamima</i>.</p>Published as part of <i>Bartsch, Daniel & Sáfián, Szabolcs, 2022, Taxonomic changes and review of the genera Tipulamima Holland, 1893 and Macrotarsipodes Le Cerf, 1916 stat. rev. (Lepidoptera: Sesiidae: Sesiinae), pp. 103-128 in Zootaxa 5094 (1)</i> on page 123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5094.1.4, <a href="http://zenodo.org/record/5964921">http://zenodo.org/record/5964921</a>
Halacarus socius Bartsch 1992
No full textHalacarus socius Bartsch, 1992 Halacarus socius: Bartsch (1992: 468–470, figs 8–15; present paper, figs 1–19). Halacarus tritoni: Otto (2001: 710–712, figs 19 A–D, 20 A–E). Diagnosis. Length of female 407–520 µm, of male 348–405 µm. Surface of dorsal and ventral plates delicately reticulate. Frontal spine short, triangular (rarely spine absent), its length 0.1–0.2 times of that of AD and less than 0.1 times of that of idiosoma. Posterior part of AD wide, linguiform, posterior margin almost truncate. Pair of glp- 1 at 0.5. Pair of ds- 1 about level with glp- 1. Corneae in striated integument. Pair of canaliculi in striated integument immediately posterior to cornea. Pairs of ds- 5 and ds- 6 medial to glp- 4 and glp- 5, respectively, and somewhat removed from pores. Anterior margin of female GA wide, rounded. Anterior pair of pgs in striated integument at level of end of PE and far anterior to GA; distance from pgs- 1 to margin of GA 0.9–1.3 times that between anterior margins of GO and GA. Ovipositor anteriad slightly extending beyond GO. Male GA almost reaching level of posterior setae on PE. Pair of pgs- 1 in striated integument close to margin of GA, another 50–55 pgs around GO. Distance between anterior margin of GA and GO about same as length of GO. Length of gnathosoma slightly more than twice the width (2.1–2.2 times). Rostrum longer than gnathosomal base, extending to end of P- 3. Basal seta on P- 2 at 0.7. P- 3 with bluntly ending spine. Trochanters I to IV with 1, 1, 2, 1 setae. Basifemora I to IV with 2, 4, 2 (– 3), 2 setae. Telofemur to tibia I with 2, 2, 4 smooth, tapering ventral spines. Ventralmost spine on telofemur I at 0.5. Ventral seta on genu II much longer than slender and smooth ventromedial seta. Both ventromedial setae on tibia II bipectinate. Tarsi I to IV with 2, (2 –) 3 (– 4?), 4, 3(– 4) bristle-like ventral setae, tarsi III and IV with four and three dorsal setae. Accessory process of paired claws with about seven tines. Remarks. The species is characterized by its rather small frontal spine and having the ds- 1 at about the level of the glp- 1. In its general shape the species is similar to H. hemispinosus, H. higginsi, H. magniporus, and H. mollis, but H. hemispinosus has the ds- 1 posterior to the level of glp- 1, H. higginsi has a shorter gnathosoma and shorter female and male GA relative to the position of the pair of pgs- 1, H. magniporus has smaller corneae and the ds- 5 and ds- 6 immediately adjacent to the glp- 4 and glp- 5. The description of H. mollis is fragmentary, but the gnathosoma seems to be shorter, relative to its width, and the distance between the anterior pair of pgs and the anterior margin of the male GA larger than in H. socius. Distribution and ecology. Tropical western Pacific (Society Islands, Great Barrier Reef, Sulawesi) and Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Sri Lanka). All present records are from shallow waters.Published as part of Bartsch, Ilse, 2011, Halacarus socius (Acari: Halacaridae), description of the male and diagnoses of species of the Halacarus actenos group, pp. 18-40 in Zootaxa 2800 on page 35, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.27704
Gymnosophistis staudei Bartsch 2018, sp. nov.
No full textGymnosophistis staudei sp. nov. (Figs 4–6, 8) Holotype (Figs 4–6): ♂, Kenya, Nairobi, Karen, ABRI, 1°18'06.4"S, 36°41'34.4"E, 5.XI.2010, leg. S.C. Collins (CHS, later TMSA); with labels: “ Kenya, Nairobi, Karen, / ABRI, / 1°18'06.4"S / 36°41'34.4"E, / leg. S.C. Collins / 05-11-2010 ”; “Collection / H. S. Staude / Magaliesburg / South Africa ”. Paratypes: 1♂, same data and label as holotype (CHS). 1♂, same locality, 2011 (Bartsch gen. prep. 2018-27) (SMNS); with label: “ Kenya / Nairobi Karen / Sept. 2011 ”; “Collection / H. S. Staude / Magaliesburg / South Africa ”; “Bartsch Lepidoptera / Präparat-Nr. / 2018-27 / Gymnosophistis / D. Bartsch fec.”. Etymology. The species is named after Hermann Staude to recognise his excellent work on African Lepidoptera. Description. Alar expanse: 20–25 mm, forewing: 8–10 mm, antenna: 3.5–4.5 mm body: 10–13 mm. Head: labial palpus pale yellow, first palpomere ventrally densely mixed with rufous partially long, hair-like scales, second and third palpomere with black, lateral stripe; frons, vertex and pericephalic scales dark grey, frons with slight silvery gloss; antennae orange-red, yellowish brightened distally, dorsally with some black scales. Thorax: dark anthracite-grey, hair-like scales with brownish tinge dorsally, whitish laterally; patagia black, densely mixed with rufous; scapular spot of forewing, hair-like scales of outer margin of tegulae and dorso-lateral scale tufts of meta-thorax pale yellow. Foreleg: coxa black densely mottled with pale yellow, hair-like scales; femur rufous, ventrally and hair-like scales at ventral edge anthracite-grey; tibia rufous, ventro-laterally black; tarsus rufous to orange-red, ventrally yellow. Midleg: coxa and femur anthracite-grey, femur dorsally rufous; tibia black, distally rufous, laterally with pale yellow, medial patch; tarsus rufous, ventrally mixed with yellow and black. Hindleg: coxa and femur anthracite-grey; tibia black, distally rufous, ventro-proximally anthracite-grey, ventromedially pale yellow; tarsus rufous, tarsomere 1 and 2 ventrally and laterally black, distal 2 tarsomeres internally white. Spurs of all legs pale yellow. Wings: veins and margins rufous, towards distally as well as fringes greyishbrown; forewing costal margin and discal spot mixed rufous and greyish-brown; wing base proximally black, distally rufous. Abdomen: dorsally black, ventrally anthracite-grey; tergite 7, sternites 5–7 and anal tuft densely mixed with; tergites 1–2 and sternites 1–4 mottled with yellow, hair-like scales; segment 3 with indistinct, 4 with narrow yellow caudal margin. Female unknown. Male genitalia: (Fig. 8) As stated in the genus description. Valva slightly rectangular, ventro-distally moderately angled; saccus medium long. Variation. The type series varies in size as stated below and somewhat in the density of rufous and yellow scales. The smallest specimen lacks the yellow margin of segment 3. Diagnosis. G. staudei sp. nov. is easily distinguished from G. thyrsodoxa by the lack of the yellow scales covering the thorax and abdomen and the presence of the pale yellow caudal margins of abdominal segments 3 and 4. Differences of the male genitalia are: valva slightly longer and narrower, therefore more rectangular, its ventral margin almost straight in G. staudei sp. nov., while in G. thyrsodoxa valva is shorter and broader, its ventral margin slightly rounded; saccus longer in G. staudei sp. nov.; coecum penis straight in G. staudei sp. nov., curved in G. thyrsodoxa. Superficially similar species of Alonina or other genera are easily distinguished by the generic characters presented above.Published as part of Bartsch, Daniel, 2018, Revision of Gymnosophistis Meyrick, 1934 (Lepidoptera: Sesiidae) from East Africa with description of a new species, pp. 145-150 in Zootaxa 4532 (1) on pages 148-150, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4532.1.10, http://zenodo.org/record/261500
De Praescriptione Mvtvi, Chirographarii / Dissertationem Academicam VI. Constitvtionis D. Friderici Editam Defendent Io. Guilielm. Gadendam I. V. Et Ph. D. P. P. O. Et Otto. Flor. Kiliensis Ivr. Cand. Ad D. XXV. Nov. CIƆIƆCCLXIX.
No full textKiel, Univ., Jur. Diss., 1769Autopsie nach Ex. der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltVorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Kiliae Litteris Vidvae B. Gottfr. Bartschii Academ, Typogr. - Erscheinungsjahr nach der Datierung im Titel bestimm
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