Studies on the Doderlein collection of Japanese specimens

[1]Doderlein的收藏品共有3，078多个标本，属于原生动物门和9门动物，其中2，336多个标本被安置在斯特拉斯堡动物学博物馆，139个在柏林洪堡大学自然博物馆，603多个在慕尼黑动物学国家博物馆。维也纳自然历史博物馆中的鱼类和多毛类动物，以及这些机构中的昆虫、鸟类和其他一些动物群体尚未进行研究，以供今后研究;[2]该系列由11个有孔虫标本组成（包括11个模式标本），孔类295个软体动物门中，刺胞动物门43种（1种），头足类157种（89种），其他软体动物200余种，环节动物5种（1种），节肢动物1113余种（535种），苔藓虫253种（未指定），腕足动物8（无类型），超过654棘皮动物（77种）、脊索动物海鞘纲36种（6种）、双鱼座259种（63种），两栖纲、爬行纲和哺乳纲（无模式）44种;[3]上述模式标本（总数857）代表约320种或亚种。我们的一些模式标本的分类结果已经出版如下，虽然还有很多工作要做。收集的标本列表已经出版为英文小册子，题为“Preliminary taxonomic and historical studies on Prof.Ludwig Doderlein's collection of Japanese animals made in 1880-81 and deposited at several European museums”。这份清单对未来的多学科研究一定很有帮助。

[1] The Doderlein collection consists of more than 3,078 specimens in total, belonging to the Protozoa and 9 phyla of Animalia, more than 2,336 specimens of which have been housed at the Musee Zoologique Strasbourg, 139 ones at the Museum fur Naturkunde der Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin, and more than 603 at Zoologische Staatssammlung Munchen. Fishes and polychates at the Naturhistorisches Museum Wien, and the insects, birds and some other animal groups at these institutions remains unstudied for future researches ;[2] The collection is composed of 11 specimens of Foraminifera (including 11 type specimens), 295 of Porifera (73 types), 43 of Cnidaria (1 type), 157 of Cephalopoda of Mollusca (89 types), more than 200 of other molluscs, 5 of Annelida (1 type), more than 1113 of Arthropoda (535 types), 253 of Bryozoa (undesignated), 8 of Brachiopoda (no types), more than 654 of Echinodermata (77 types), 36 of Ascidiacea of Chordata (6 types), 259 of Pisces (63 types), and 44 of Amphibia, Reptilia and Mammalia (no types) ; and[3] The mentioned type specimens (857 in total number) represent about 320 species or subspecies. Some of our taxonomic results on the type specimens have already been published as listed below, though much remains to be done.The list of the specimens included in the collection has been published as an English booklet entitled "Preliminary taxonomic and historical studies on Prof.Ludwig Doderlein's collection of Japanese animals made in 1880-81 and deposited at several European museums". The list must be very helpful for future multi-disciplinary studies of the collection.