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, 2014 Campodea eurekae Hilton, 1932 Hilton (1932) described this species from Humboldt County: “collected under redwoods above Eureka.” Condé & Thomas (1957) considered it a nomen nudum, and Allen (2002) doubted the taxon was valid.Published as part of ...
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Campodea monticola subsp. helenae Bareth & Conde 1958
, 2014 C. m. helenae Bareth & Condé, 1958 Napa County: Mount Saint Helena near Lake County: line, loose serpentine soil underneath Ceanothus, 1 female, 27 Apr. 1949, C. Wood (Bareth & Condé 1958).Published as part of Graening, G.
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, 2014 Evalljapyx adonis Smith, 1960 Kern County: Kern River, 10.5 miles east of Cottonwood Creek Bridge, type female and paratype male, 31 Mar. 1959, F. Raney (Smith 1960 a).Published as part of Graening, G.
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, 2014 Evalljapyx leechi Smith, 1960 Tulare County: Lemon Cove, 2 females and 5 males, under stones on a grassy hillside, 5 Mar. 1957, H. Leech (Smith 1960 b).Published as part of Graening, G.
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Folia histochemica et cytobiologica, 1993 The ovaries of both investigated species are of the polytrophic-meroistic type. They are sac-shaped and not divided into individual ovarioles. Two compartments: the germarium and vitellarium can be discerned within each ovarial sac. The germaria are localized laterally and contain relatively numerous germ cells.
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Hecajapyx Graening, Shcherbanyuk & Arghandiwal, 2014, sp. nov.
, 2014 Hecajapyx sp. nov. Smith, in prep. Kern County: 2 miles west of Isabella Reservoir, 31 Mar. 1959, 2 juv., 6 males, F. Raney (L. Smith determ., BME).Published as part of Graening, G.
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, 2014 Campodea kerni Hilton, 1932 Tulare County: “in the Kern River Canyon at an altitude of about five thousand feet” (type in the Pomona College Collection) (Hilton 1932). Allen (2002) doubted that this was a valid taxon. Condé & Thomas (1957) reported it
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Panarthropoda. Lepisma (1). Podura (2). Campodea (3, 4).
Phylum Arthropoda Subphylum Hexapoda 1) Lepisma (Insecta, Apterygota, Thysanura); silverfish; small to medium size; long antennae; three long terminal cerci; ectognath (visible outside) chewing mouthparts.
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Campodea scopigera Conde & Thomas 1957
, 2014 Campodea scopigera Condé & Thomas, 1957 Monterey County: 4 miles north of Carmel, near the coastal road, 2 females, 25 Mar. 1955, P. Remy (Condé & Thomas, 1957).Published as part of Graening, G.
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, 2014 Evalljapyx raneyi Smith, 1959 San Diego County: Monte Vela Jamul, 4–8 cm. deep under Quercus agrifolia, 2 males, F. Raney, 30 Dec. 1958 (Smith 1959 d).Published as part of Graening, G.
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