Two monotypic endemic genera, Gressittacantha and Neocryptopygus, from Continental Antarctica, and erected on a single character respectively, are here synonymised with Cryptopygus, a genus with two already described species on the Antarctic Continent. A table of diagnostic characters for the now four Cryptopygus species from the Antarctic Continent is provided and comments made on habitats and Antarctic collembolan diversity. A possible new species of Cryptopygus from the Antarctic Continent is foreshadowed. © 2015 The Entomological Society of New Zealand
In this paper, we describe the new genus Pauropygus gen. n. which includes three minute species, bli...
A detailed study of species distribution and abundance of collembolan species in the North Victoria ...
Isotoma klovstadi Carpenter, 1902 was one of the first Collembola described from the Antarctic conti...
Two monotypic endemic genera, Gressittacantha and Neocryptopygus, from Continental Antarctica, and e...
Figures 26-29 - S-chaetae on Abd.V in austral Cryptopygus. 26 Cryptopygus antarcticus 27–...
Springtails and mites are the most abundant and species rich micro arthropods in the Antarctic and s...
The pan-Antarctic distributions of several collembolan species have been supported by morphology for...
Gomphiocephalus hodgsoni Carpenter was only the second collembolon to be described from the Antarcti...
A new species of Friesea was found in East Antarctica and is described here as Friesea eureka sp. no...
In this paper, we describe the new genus Pauropygus gen. n. which includes three minute species, bli...
We examine the effects of isolation over both ancient and contemporary timescales on evolutionary di...
A new species of Isotomidae (Collembola) was collected from submerged stones on the edge of nine lak...
Gomphiocephalus hodgsoni Carpenter was only the second collembolon‡ to be described from the Antarct...
Isotoma klovstadi Carpenter, 1902 was one of the first Collembola described from the Antarctic conti...
Folsomia minorae sp. n. and F. australica sp. n. are described from New Zealand and Australia, respe...
In this paper, we describe the new genus Pauropygus gen. n. which includes three minute species, bli...
A detailed study of species distribution and abundance of collembolan species in the North Victoria ...
Isotoma klovstadi Carpenter, 1902 was one of the first Collembola described from the Antarctic conti...
Two monotypic endemic genera, Gressittacantha and Neocryptopygus, from Continental Antarctica, and e...
Figures 26-29 - S-chaetae on Abd.V in austral Cryptopygus. 26 Cryptopygus antarcticus 27–...
Springtails and mites are the most abundant and species rich micro arthropods in the Antarctic and s...
The pan-Antarctic distributions of several collembolan species have been supported by morphology for...
Gomphiocephalus hodgsoni Carpenter was only the second collembolon to be described from the Antarcti...
A new species of Friesea was found in East Antarctica and is described here as Friesea eureka sp. no...
In this paper, we describe the new genus Pauropygus gen. n. which includes three minute species, bli...
We examine the effects of isolation over both ancient and contemporary timescales on evolutionary di...
A new species of Isotomidae (Collembola) was collected from submerged stones on the edge of nine lak...
Gomphiocephalus hodgsoni Carpenter was only the second collembolon‡ to be described from the Antarct...
Isotoma klovstadi Carpenter, 1902 was one of the first Collembola described from the Antarctic conti...
Folsomia minorae sp. n. and F. australica sp. n. are described from New Zealand and Australia, respe...
In this paper, we describe the new genus Pauropygus gen. n. which includes three minute species, bli...
A detailed study of species distribution and abundance of collembolan species in the North Victoria ...
Isotoma klovstadi Carpenter, 1902 was one of the first Collembola described from the Antarctic conti...