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Description of the imago of Neocapritermes utiariti (Isoptera: Termitidae: Termitinae)
Zootaxa, 2017The neotropical termite genus Neocapritermes Holmgren (1912) was revised by Krishna & Araujo (1968), who recognized 14 valid species. Two additional species were described by Constantino (1991), and another one by Bandeira & Cancello (1992). However, the imago of most species of Neocapritermes remain unknown.
Renato A, Azevedo +3 more
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The termitinae (Isoptera) of temperate Australia
Australian Journal of Zoology Supplementary Series, 1971The subfamily Termitinae is represented in temperate Australia by 12 species, 10 of which are known by all castes and two by imagos only. The 12 species are assigned to five genera, two of which, Hesperotermes and Ekphysotermes, are new and proposed to accommodate a number of species previously assigned to the genus Termes.
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Zootaxa, 2009
This is a taxonomic revision of the Neotropical genus Orthognathotermes Holmgren, 1910 (Termitidae, Termitinae), previously with nine species: O. aduncus, O. brevipilosus, O. gibberorum, O. heberi, O. humilis, O. insignis, O. macrocephalus, O. orthognathus and O. wheeleri. We redescribe these species and describe six new species: O. longilamina sp. nov.
Rocha, Mauricio Martins Da +1 more
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This is a taxonomic revision of the Neotropical genus Orthognathotermes Holmgren, 1910 (Termitidae, Termitinae), previously with nine species: O. aduncus, O. brevipilosus, O. gibberorum, O. heberi, O. humilis, O. insignis, O. macrocephalus, O. orthognathus and O. wheeleri. We redescribe these species and describe six new species: O. longilamina sp. nov.
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Revision of the Termitinae with snapping soldiers (Isoptera: Termitidae) from New Guinea
Zootaxa, 2008Up to now, three described species of Termitinae with snapping soldier mandibles (the Termes–Capritermes group) were known from New Guinea: Termes odontomachus (Desneux), Macrognathotermes errator Miller and Pericapritermes schultzei (Holmgren).
Bourguignon, Thomas +2 more
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Molecular Ecology Notes, 2001
AbstractSeven microsatellite markers were isolated from Cubitermes subarquatus belonging to the soil‐feeding termite trophic group that plays a key role in tropical rain forests. A variability study performed by using a population of C. subarquatus (n = 73) sampled in the La Lopé forest reserve (Gabon) from 42 nests revealed from 4 to 12 alleles per ...
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AbstractSeven microsatellite markers were isolated from Cubitermes subarquatus belonging to the soil‐feeding termite trophic group that plays a key role in tropical rain forests. A variability study performed by using a population of C. subarquatus (n = 73) sampled in the La Lopé forest reserve (Gabon) from 42 nests revealed from 4 to 12 alleles per ...
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A new species of Angulitermes from North India (Isoptera: Termitidae: Termitinae)
1964(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
Chatterjee, P N, Thakur, M. L.
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International Journal of Tropical Insect Science, 1986
—Amylase, sucrase and cellulase were detected in the alimentary canals of workers and soldiers of Amitermes evuncifer Silvestri, but only sucrase and cellulase were found in the alimentary canal of the alates. Enzyme activities varied in different parts of the alimentary canal.
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—Amylase, sucrase and cellulase were detected in the alimentary canals of workers and soldiers of Amitermes evuncifer Silvestri, but only sucrase and cellulase were found in the alimentary canal of the alates. Enzyme activities varied in different parts of the alimentary canal.
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Indian Journal of Forestry, 2008
This paper gives an account of a new species of the termite genus, Angulitermes Sjostedt from India. Necessary comparison with the closely related species in given.
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This paper gives an account of a new species of the termite genus, Angulitermes Sjostedt from India. Necessary comparison with the closely related species in given.
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Australian Journal of Zoology, 1991
Amitermes meridionalis and Amitermes laurensis construct meridional termite mounds that are endemic to northern Australia. The first comprehensive survey of the orientation of these mounds, involving 68 mound sites across northern Australia, is described. The mean mound orientations of most coastal A.
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Amitermes meridionalis and Amitermes laurensis construct meridional termite mounds that are endemic to northern Australia. The first comprehensive survey of the orientation of these mounds, involving 68 mound sites across northern Australia, is described. The mean mound orientations of most coastal A.
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Biflora-4,10(19),15-triene: a new diterpene from a termite soldier (Isoptera Termitidae Termitinae)
The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1980This communication describes spectrometric, chemical, and x-ray diffraction studies leading to the assignment of the structure to this diterpene. The name assigned is biflora-4,10(19),15-triene on the basis of its skeletal relationship to the violet-red, o-quinonoid antibiotic biflorin, a constituent of the Brazilian medicinal plant Capraria biflora L.
David F. Wiemer +4 more
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