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Title	The Myriopoda the Philippine Islands
Publication Type	dissertation
School or College	School of Biological Sciences
Department	Biology
Author	Wang, Yu-Hsi Moltze
Date	1951
Description	The investigation of which the results are recorded in this report was to determine as far as possible the character of the myriopod fauna of the Philippine Islands and to lay a foundation for further work under the following two lines or topics: a. The general taxonomic composition of the myriopod fauna and any evidence it might possibly yield toward filling gaps in the prevalent system of classification. b. The zoogeographical affinities of the fauna and evidence as to its derivation.
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Publisher	University of Utah
Dissertation Name	Doctor of Philosophy
Language	eng
Rights Management	© Yu-Hsi Moltze Wang
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OCR Text	Show 38 Family Siphonophoridae Newport 1845 Genus Siphonophora Brandt 1837 BUll. Sci. de St. Petersb., I. No. 23, p. 179. 24. Generotype: Siphonophora portoricensla 54. Brandt. Siphonophora luzoniensis Figs. 139-142. Peters 1864 Monatsbericht der Kon. Preuss. Akad. der Wiss. Zu Berlin, P. 550. Locality: Philippine Islands: Luzon, Dumaguete. Type: the holotype at Konig Zoologischen Mus.; the male plesiotype (P. 1. No. 102) in Dr. Chamberlin's collection, University of Utah. Its measurem.ents are listed below: total length, 51 mm.; width 6 mm.; length of the ros trum, 200m.; length of antennae, 3 mm.; length of leg, 1.2 mm.; length of cauda, 8 mm.; num ber of body segments, 81 in number.
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