Geogenia natalensis Kinberg, 1867
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6257124 |
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Geogenia natalensis Kinberg, 1867 |
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Geogenia natalensis Kinberg, 1867
Geogenia natalensis: Kinberg 1867: 100 ; Perrier 1886: 876; Michaelsen 1899 b: 428; 1900: 462; Reynolds & Cook 1976: 143.
Geogenia ( Microchaeta ?) natalensis: Michaelsen 1899 b: 428 [redescription].
Microchaetus natalensis: Michaelsen 1913 c: 422 ; 1918: 324; Brinkhurst & Jamieson 1971: 739; Pickford 1975: 23; Reynolds & Cook 1976: 143; Plisko 1991 a: 287; 1992: 345; 1993 b: 235; 1995 a: 283; 1998: 273; 2003: 289; Reynolds 1993: 6.
This species is the most widely distributed microchaetid in South Africa. It occurs mainly in north-eastern parts of the country. Records are from a broad range of sites in KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga and Limpopo provinces, and Kruger National Park. Recorded also from Swaziland (Reynolds 1993). Its occurrence is expected in Mozambique and possibly also in Zimbabwe.
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Geogenia natalensis Kinberg, 1867
Jadwiga Danuta Plisko 2006 |
Microchaetus natalensis:
Michaelsen 1913: 422 |
natalensis:
Michaelsen 1899: 428 |
Geogenia natalensis:
Kinberg 1867: 100 |