Willy Jaeckel,

Mode of access: Internet.

Catalog rules.

Mode of access: Internet.

Lisboa préistorica /

Imprint varies.

A igreja de Lourosa da Serra da Estrela /

Includes bibliographical references.

A historical background of printing,

cover-title.

Experience in the re-education of disabled soldiers in Great Britain /

Cover title.

An integral facsimile of Annales typographiques de Bourges,

Mode of access: Internet.

El régimen local.

"Bibliografía: p. 145-147.

American journal of care for cripples.

Editor: 1914- D. C. McMurtrie.

Key to the bibliographical puzzle presented by the Baptist Association minutes of the years 1790 to 1794 listed by Charles Evans in his "American bibliography," with a transcription in full of the record of Baptist Association meetings during these years in the "Universal register of the Baptist denomination in North America," by John Asplund, on which most of these Evans entries are found to be based,

Reproduced from type-written copy.

Petersburg, Virginia, economic and municipal,

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Untersuchung der sphygmographischen und pneumographischen Symptome bei Wahlreaktionen ...

Sonderdruck aus "Wundt. Psychologische Studien". VIII. Bd., 1. Heft.

Anatomy and phylogenetic relationships of a new catfish species from northeastern Argentina with comments on the phylogenetic relationships of the genus Rhamdella Eigenmann and Eigenmann 1888 (Siluriformes, Heptapteridae)

Rhamdella cainguae, a new species of the family Heptapteridae is described from the Arroyo Cuna-Piru, a tributary of the Rio Parana, in the subtropical forest of Misiones, northeastern Argentina. The presence of a large differentiated ovoid area on the supraorbital laterosensory canal along the frontal-sphenotic boundary, delimited by the slender dorsal walls of the bones, and with no foramen for a laterosensory branch, is an autapomorphy for R. cainguae. A detailed description of the skeleton and laterosensory system of R. cainguae is provided. The genus Rhamdella is rediagnosed on the basis of three autapomorphies: a very large opening in the frontal for the exit of the s6 ( epiphyseal) branch of the supraorbital laterosensory canal ( reversed in R. rusbyi), a large optic foramen, and a dark stripe along the lateral surface of the body ( reversed in R. rusbyi). Rhamdella is considered to be the sister group of a large heptapterid clade composed of the Nemuroglanis sub-clade plus the genera Brachyglanis, Gladioglanis, Leptorhamdia, and Myoglanis. Rhamdella is herein restricted to five valid species: R. aymarae, R. cainguae, R. eriarcha, R. longiuscula, and R. rusbyi. A sister group relationship between R. aymarae and R. rusbyi is supported by three synapomorphies. Rhamdella cainguae shares 12 apomorphic features with R. eriarcha and R. longiuscula.