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To date, 20 species of obligate cave-dwelling beetles are known from Brazil, and 12 belong to the Coarazuphium genus. In this paper, we describe Coarazuphium bambui sp.
Bichuette, Maria Elina +2 more
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A new oribatid species, Insculptoppia cavernalis spec. nov., is described from a cave in the southwestern USA. The new species is considered a troglobite. Two specimens of ‘Rasmusella n.sp.
Norihide Ohkubo, James C. Cokendolpher
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Bureschia serbica sp. nov., is described from a cave in the Stara Planina Mt in Serbia as a second species in the genus. It is a troglobite amphibious species, predominantly aquatic like the nominal species of the genus, Bureschia bulgarica.
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The dataset contains information on four types of behaviour in subterranean species: explorative, anti-predator, foraging and social behaviour. Information were retrieved from both scientific and grey literature.
Enrico Lunghi (4716633) +3 more
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A new species of troglomorphic catfish is described from de Gedania Cave, located in the middle Suárez River drainage, Magdalena River system, Colombia.
César A. Castellanos-Morales
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Trichomycterus dali, new species, is described from flooded limestone caves in Serra da Bodoquena karst area, State of Mato Grosso do Sul, Central Brazil. The new species is diagnosed by a unique character in the genus, the presence of conspicuous, ridge-
Pedro Pereira Rizzato +3 more
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Confusion presently surrounds the systematics of the salamanders of the genera Eurycea and Typhlomolge of the Edwards Plateau of central Texas. Existing morphological evidence is reviewed and found to be inadequate to resolve the status of the genus ...
Sweet, Samuel S., Potter, Floyd E.
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Summary. Arbasus caecus (Simon, 1911) a troglobite from caves of a region in the central Pyrenees in southern France was transferred to Buemarinoidae as the fifth species of this family.
Karaman, Ivo
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Temperature and relative humidity responses of two Texas cave-adapted millipedes, \u3cem\u3eCambala speobia\u3c/em\u3e (Cambalida: Cambalidae) and \u3cem\u3eSpeodesmus bicornourus\u3c/em\u3e (Polydesmida: Vanhoeffeniidae) [PDF]
The temperature and relative humidity preferences and tolerances of two Texas species of cave-adapted millipedes, Cambala speobia (Chamberlin) and Speodesmus bicornourus Causey, were studied.
Bull, Eddie, Mitchell, Robert W.
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New Troglobite Scorpion Of Genus Diplocentrus
Volume: 89Start Page: 39End Page ...
Francke, Oscar F.
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