Tenebrionid beetles of Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire, and the Venezuelan Islands
Tenebrionid beetles of Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire, and the Venezuelan Islands
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库拉索岛、阿鲁巴岛、博内尔岛和委内瑞拉群岛的拟步甲虫
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1954
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G. Marcuzzi
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G. Marcuzzi
本文报道了本人对背风群拟步甲科以及委内瑞拉和哥伦比亚旱区拟步甲科的调查结果。我非常感谢P.Wagenaar Hummelinck博士给我机会研究他在这一地区旅行期间收集的材料。所用的其他一些标本是作者自己收集的。通过几个人的礼貌获得了用于比较的材料，特别是大英博物馆(N.H.)馆长H.Kulzer先生(Frey收藏品，慕尼黑)和E.Tortonese教授(都灵大学动物学博物馆)，我对他们都深表感谢。我还特别要感谢的里雅斯特自然历史博物馆馆长E.Gridelli教授和帕多瓦大学地质研究所的R.Malaroda教授对我的地质考量提出的有益批评，我非常感谢他在我的工作中不断给予的帮助和建议。不是最后一次，我要对I.C.T.A.(特立尼达，B.WI.)的E.MacC.Callan博士表示感谢。用于传播该研究所的材料。-这些照片是由P.Wagenaar Hummelinck博士在H.van Kooten先生的专家协助下在乌得勒支州立大学动物实验室制作的。这些材料已经存放在阿姆斯特丹动物博物馆和莱德国家博物馆。材料标示为“Marcuzzi腿”。被收录在作者的私人收藏中，除了一些标本被赠送给委内瑞拉加拉加斯大学生物系。
The present paper deals with the results of my investigations on the Tenebrionidae of the Leeward Group and the xerophilous regions of Venezuela and Colombia. I am much indebted to Dr P. Wagenaar Hummelinck for giving me the opportunity to study the material he collected during his trips to this area. Some other specimens used were collected by the present writer himself. Material for comparison has been obtained through the courtesy of several people, particularly the Director of the British Museum (N.H.), Mr H. Kulzer (Frey collection, Munich), and Prof. E. Tortonese (Museum of Zoology, Turin University), to all of whom I am deeply obliged. In particular I also wish to thank Prof. E. Gridelli, Director of the Natural History Museum, Trieste, to whom I am greatly indebted for his constant help and advice in my work, and to Prof. R. Malaroda, of the Institute of Geology, Padua University, for the useful criticism about my geological considerations. Not the last, I would express my gratitude to Dr E. MacC.Callan of the I.C.T.A. (Trinidad, B.W.I.) for the communication of material of that Institute. — The photographs were made by Dr P. Wagenaar Hummelinck, with the expert assistance of Mr H. van Kooten, at the Zoological Laboratory of the State University, Utrecht. The material has been deposited with the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam and the State Museum at Leyde. The material indicated as “Marcuzzi leg.” is included in author’s private collection, excepting some specimens which have been given to the Biological Department of the Caracas University, Venezuela.