Dorylaimus Garteri Bastian.
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.10834709 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10830646 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039AB11C-FFA5-FF94-32A7-FF32FD4883D5 |
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Tatiana |
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Dorylaimus Garteri Bastian. |
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Locality: Near “ Sukkertoppen ” In a damp bog with Eriophorum and Sphagnum 25. 8. 1925. O. Hagerup.
Near “ Sukkertoppen”. At a brook; under Salix herbacea . 25. 8. 1925. O. Hagerup.
Near "Sukkertoppen”. Rather dry heath; under Cassiope hypnoides . 25. 8. 1925. O. Hagerup.
Near “ Sukkertoppen ” Meadow, fortnightly overflowed by sea-water . 25. 8. 1925. O. Hagerup.
Near “ Sukkertoppen ” In a spring with Sphagnum . 25. 8. 1925. O. Hagerup.
Disco. ca. 50 m. above the level of the Sea . 19. 8. 1926. Reisinger and Steinböck.
Disco. ca. 100 m. above the level of the Sea . 19. 8. 1926. Reisinger and Steinböck.
Disco. Above the Arctic Station; at a brook. In moss . 19. 8. 1926. Reisinger and Steinbök.
Kapisigdlit ( The Fjord of Godthaab ). 9. 7.-24. 8. 1926. Reisinger and Steinböck.
Upernivik . In moss. Aug. 1926. Reisinger and Steinbök.
Upernivik. In a spring with Sphagnum. 25.8.1926. Reisinger and Steinböek.
Upernivik . ea. 100 m. above the level of the Sea. 25. 8. 1926. Reisinger and Steinbök.
Upernivik . The top of the island. 26. 8. 1926. Reisinger and Steinböck.
“ Prøven ” 28.- 31. 8.1926. Reisinger and Steinböck.
Female: Length 2 mm. α = 34,3; ß = 4,1; y = 20.
Vulva 50 %.
Male: Length 2,5 mm. α = 37,5; ß = 4,3; y == 25.
Young: Length 1,6 mm. α = 33,3; ß = 4,5; y = 20.
There is no doubt that the species under consideration is very common in Greenland; it proves to be present in material from almost every station, and ca. 200 specimens in all are at hand. Males are relatively frequent; ca. twenty among hundred specimens
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