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Eulamprotes gemerensis Elsner, sp. nov.
No full textEulamprotes gemerensis Elsner sp. nov. Examined material. Holotype. ♂. “ Slovakia centr., Muráň-hrad, 5.– 7.vii. 2003, M. Petrů lgt.” genitalia slide “GU 13 / 1344 ♂ P. Huemer” (TLMF). Paratypes. Slovakia: 1 ♂, NP (National park) Slovenský kras, Plešivec, Ďulová, 415 m, 10.viii. 2010, (barcode id TLMF Lep 05167), G. Elsner lgt. (TLMF); 1 ♂, Slovenský kras, Plešivec, Ďulová, 441 m, 8.vii. 2011, (barcode id TLMF Lep 05168) G. Elsner lgt. (RCGE); 1 ♂, Slovenský kras, Plešivec, Ďulová, 455 m, 26.vii. 2012, G. Elsner lgt., gen.prep.GE/ 2842 (RCGE); 1 ♂, Slovenský kras, Plešivec, Ďulová, 450 m, 8.viii. 2008, J. Liška lgt. (RCJL); 1 ♂, Slovenský kras, Plešivec, Ďulová, 450 m, 19.vi. 2009, J. Liška lgt. (RCJL); 1 ♂, Slovenský kras, Plešivec, Ďulová, 450 m, 10.viii. 2010, J. Liška lgt. (RCJL); 1 ♂, Slovenský kras, Plešivec, Ďulová, 450 m, 19.vi. 2009, J. Liška lgt. (RCJL); 1 ♂, Slovakia centr., Muránska planina, Muráň-Šiance, 920 m, 16.– 19.vi. 2004, J. Liška lgt. (RCJL); 2 ♂, Slov. kras, Vidová, 27.vi. 2001, leg. Tokár [one specimen without abdomen] (RCZT); 1 ♂, Slov. kras, Vidová, 26.v. 2000, leg. Tokár, gen. prep. GE/ 1542, (barcode id TLMF Lep 05170) (ZMUC). DESCRIPTION.—Adult (Fig. 21). Male. Wingspan 10.5–11.5 mm. Segment 2 of labial palpus blackish brown; segment 3 light greyish except for the black frontal edge. Basal half of antenna black, apical part greyish white, several segments in middle ringed black and greyish white. Head, thorax and tegula black, frons slightly lighter. Forewing black with silvery white markings: oblique block from 1 / 6 reaching almost to fold; broken fascia from middle of costa (but not reaching costa) two-thirds towards dorsum; pre-apical costal spot not connected with more inwards placed tornal spot; termen with some silvery white scales; cilia blackish grey, whitish grey at tip of apex. Hindwing about as broad as forewing, grey. Abdomen dark brown above, paler on underside, terminal brush of longitudinal scales white. Female. Unknown. Variation. The central fascia is more or less divided into two bright spots. Male genitalia (Figs 48–49; 57). Segment VIII with two pairs of coremata in intersegmental membrane grouped into clusters of oval and lanceolate scales, respectively. Uncus rather long moderately sclerotized lobe bearing several long setae; tegumen short, tunnel-shaped in natural position, posterior margin slightly sclerotized to membranous; uncus and tegumen loosely fused by very thin membrane, two very long and rather stout setae, each on dorsolateral corner of tegumen; pedunculi inconspicuous; beak-shaped setose valva strongly sclerotized and tapered from middle; setose, moderately sclerotized lobe (plate) connects internal base of valva with interior membrane; sacculus a distinct setose lobe; saccus almost as long as distance from anterior margin of vinculum to tip of valva, basally moderately broad, distally evenly tapered; phallus big, wedge-shaped in lateral view, terminated with unfinished circular hole; narrow slit parallel to the longitudinal axis extending from the top to about one-quarter where a strongly sclerotized transverse rib protrudes; vesica with number of small grains arranged in rows. Female genitalia.—Unknown. DIAGNOSIS.— E. gemerensis sp. nov. is characterized by having a black head and the antennae divided into a black basal part, ringed middle part and a greyish white apical part. It is similar to E. atrifrontella sp. nov. and to E. occidentella, but the latter has a lighter frons and differently ringed antennae. GENETIC DATA.—The intraspecific divergence of the barcode region is low, ranging from 0%– 0.16 % (average distance 0.1 %) (n = 3). The distance to the nearest neighbour E. libertinella is 6.14 %. DISTRIBUTION. So far known only from south-eastern central Slovakia. BIOLOGY. Host-plant and early stages unknown. The moths occur on xerothermic limestone slopes and have exclusively been collected at light. The flight-period falls between late May and early August. ETYMOLOGY. The name (an adjective) is derived from the noun Gemer—the name of an important tourist area that comprises both Slovak national parks, Slovenský kras (Slovakian karst) and Muránská planina (M. plateau), the only localities where the new species has been found.Published as part of Huemer, Peter, Elsner, Gustav & Karsholt, Ole, 2013, Review of the Eulamprotes wilkella species-group based on morphology and DNA barcodes, with descriptions of new taxa (Lepidoptera, Gelechiidae), pp. 69-100 in Zootaxa 3746 (1) on page 96, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3746.1.3, http://zenodo.org/record/21962
FIGURES 1–12 in Review of the Eulamprotes wilkella species-group based on morphology and DNA barcodes, with descriptions of new taxa (Lepidoptera, Gelechiidae)
No full textFIGURES 1–12. Adults of Eulamprotes spp. 1, E. wilkella (Zeller), ♂ (Italy); 2, ditto, ♂ (Great Britain, England); 3, ditto, ♀ (Italy); 4, E. ochricapilla (Rebel), ♂ (Italy); 5, ditto, ♀ (Austria); 6, E. superbella (Zeller), ♂ (Austria); 7, ditto, ♂ (Italy); 8, ditto, ♀ (Denmark); 9, E. mirusella sp. nov., holotype, ♂ (France); 10, ditto, paratype, ♀ (France); 11, E. baldizzonei sp. nov., paratype, ♂ (Italy); 12, ditto, paratype, ♂ (Italy). Scale bar = 2 mm.Published as part of Huemer, Peter, Elsner, Gustav & Karsholt, Ole, 2013, Review of the Eulamprotes wilkella species-group based on morphology and DNA barcodes, with descriptions of new taxa (Lepidoptera, Gelechiidae), pp. 69-100 in Zootaxa 3746 (1) on page 74, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3746.1.3, http://zenodo.org/record/21962
Gustav Mahler Jugendorchestr
No full textThis work is focused on a prominent youth international orchestra - Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester ( GMJO).It offers a view on its foundation, history, his initiator Claudio Abbado and it discusses Gustav Mahler himself. The author shares his personal experiences with participating in this orchestra and explains some of the close initiatives and orchestras - Nestlé and Salzburg Festival Young Conductors Award, Mahler Chamber Orchestra and Gustav Mahler Academy in Bolzano
Marriage Among the Lamet and the Baci Ceremony
No full textArticles concerning the marriage practices of the Lamet people in Northern Laos.Lamet : Hill peasants in French Indochina / Karl Gustav Izikowitz; Rodney Needham,
New York : AMS Press, 1960 (reprint of a 1951 edition published by Goteborg: Ethnografiska Museet, Etnologiska Studier No. 17, pages 19 thru 33 and 318 to 342. Note by William Sag
Argon atmospheric pressure plasma jets: accurate determination of plasma parameters for surface cleaning by optical emission spectroscopy
No full textAuthor Gustav Gürtler, BScMasterarbeit Johannes Kepler Universität Linz 2022Arbeit gesperr
Gustav Weinberg Collection. 1874-1979 Bulk dates: 1877-1909
No full textThis collection consists of the papers of the author and teacher Gustav Weinberg, especially his creative works, including drafts of a play along with poetry. In addition, the collection contains some of his personal papers, such as curricula vitae, eulogies, newspaper clippings and official papers.The LBI Library holds several works by Gustav Weinberg.Gustav Weinberg was born in Gersfeld, Germany on April 26, 1856, the son of Juda Weinberg, who owned a tannery. Until he was thirteen years old he attended the local Volksschule, then attended the Realschule of Hanau for one year. Although he wanted to study philology, he followed his father's expectations and volunteered for a bank in Frankfurt am Main, then worked in a silk factory as bookkeeper. After realizing his interests did not lie in business he took the Abitur exam (required for matriculating at a German university) in 1879, in spite of not having attended a Gymnasium, and then began his studies at the universities of Berlin, Heidelberg and Strassburg. He also spent time studying in England. On June 26, 1884 he received his doctorate from the University of Heidelberg with his dissertation Das französische Schäferspiel in der ersten Hälfte des siebzehnten Jahrhunderts (The French Pastoral Play in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century), which was later published.Following a year of working as a tutor for an American household, Gustav Weinberg spent four years teaching at the Realschule der israelitischen Gemeinde (Philanthropin) of Frankfurt am Main. He was unable to secure a position at universities due to being Jewish, and after his marriage gave lessons out of his home as well as at trade schools and taught religion at various Gymnasiums, Frankfurt's Musterschule among them. Due to his knowledge of languages, he wrote reviews of foreign works, especially those in French and Spanish, for various newspapers. He was also an official interpreter of French and English for German courts.In addition to teaching, Gustav Weinberg wrote both academic works and creative ones. In 1905 his Einführung in die englische Handelskorrespondenz zum Gebrauch an Handelshochschulen und Handelsschulen, sowie zum Selbstunterricht (Introduction to English Business Correspondence for Use at Trade Colleges and Schools, as well as for Self-Instruction) appeared, and in 1906 his play Saul: ein Trauerspiel in fünf Akten (Saul: a Tragedy in Five Acts) was published. Other creative works included Lieder eines Narren (A fool’s songs) and Der Halling: Oper in drei Akten (The Halling: Opera in Three Acts). His poetry remained unpublished.Gustav Weinberg died in 1909.ProcesseddigitizedDigital Imag
Entrepreneurial Responsibility : A Conceptual Framework to Understand Ethical Dualism Throughout the Entrepreneurial Process
No full textFunding Information: The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: Agnieszka Kurczewska and Gustav Hägg are grateful for the financial support by the National Science Centre in Poland (OPUS, 2019/35/B/HS4/01580). Publisher Copyright: © The Author(s) 2024.Entrepreneurs have been promoted as a main engine of progress. However, recent scandals and questionable behavior have led to increased discussion of entrepreneurs’ ethics. The purpose of this paper is to conceptualize entrepreneurial responsibility throughout the entrepreneurial process from an ethical viewpoint. We model entrepreneurial responsibility based on normative ethics (deontology and teleology), enabling us to better understand entrepreneurs’ active and conscious responses to their ethical duties and the consequences thereof. Our theorizing opens new avenues for scholarly research related to the ethical nature of opportunities, the interconnection of entrepreneurial intentions and outcomes from a moral perspective, and potential societal impact.Peer reviewe
Vorschriften für die Annahme und Ausbildung von technischen Subalternbeamten im preußischen Civil- und Militärdienst
No full textAntun Gustav Matoš's "Poetics"
No full textThis work analyzes the viewpoints in relation to the creative works of Antun Gustav Matoš. The author of the paper concludes that the poetics in Matoš's works are linked to his personal experiences in life and in literature. Matoš is not a literary theoretician in the usual sense, precisely because his theory arises from his own experience, which - when applied adequately - is convincing, artistically convincing, acknowledged and justified by life itself, thus the lucidity of the ideas that Matoš forms and exposes, seem to outgrow him and his work, becoming a universal possession that remains independent, therefore indeed - poetics.
Ključne riječi: poetika; Antun Gustav Matoš; književnos
Funeral of politician Gustav Habrman in Pilsen
No full textThe segment captures the funeral of Senator of the National Assembly Gustav Habrman held in Pilsen on 26 March 1932. The funeral procession comes out of the Peklo Workers´ House and sets out along Jungmannova Street, past the building of the Pilsen Electricity Company. The camera focuses on Kramář Park and the crowds of onlookers in the streets. The procession continues through the streets of the city, across Wilson Bridge and towards the crematorium in Doubravka
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