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Four new species of the genus Caccothryptus (Coleoptera: Limnichidae) are described: C. taiwanus from Taiwan; C. orion from Okinawa; C. tibetanus and C. chayuensis from Tibet. All the species belong to the testudo species group (sensu Hernando & Ribera 2014). Additional specimen data and an updated species list are also given, and C. testudo Champion, 1923 is newly recorded from Thailand.
Biopics der Unterhaltungsmusiker : eine Arbeitsfilmographie : nebst erster bibliographischer Notizen
(2015)
Die hier vorliegende Filmographie sucht die biographischen Filme über Unterhaltungs-Musiker seit 1930 zu versammeln. Aufgenommen wurden ausschließlich Langfilme mit einer Spieldauer von mehr als 60 Minuten. Nur marginal sind auch wenige Pseudo-Biopics und Mockumentaries verzeichnet (einschließlich weniger Filme über die Geschichte von Plattenlabels). Auf eine Differenzierung der Unterhaltungsformen (Musical und Operette, Showbühne und Revuetheater, Country-Music, Chanson, Schlager, Rock- und Popmusik etc.) haben wir angesichts des Nebeneinanders der Gattungen sowie des rasanten historischen Wandels der populären musikalischen Unterhaltungsformen verzichtet. Die Beschreibungen stützen sich zum geringeren Teil auf Autopsie, größeren Teils auf die vorliegenden Beschreibungen in Katalogen, Lexika und biographischen Abrissen, Pressemitteilungen, Kritiken und anderem mehr. Wurden die Filme auch in Deutschland gezeigt, haben wir die deutschen Verleih- bzw. Sendetitel mit aufgeführt. Alle Texte wurden von Katja Bruns, z.T. von Caroline Amann durchgesehen. Vor die Filmographie haben wir die wissenschaftlich bedeutsamen Artikel und Bücher gestellt, die wir haben identifizieren können und die von allgemeinerem Interesse sind. Einige der Filme haben analytische Aufmerksamkeit auf sich gezogen; diese Artikel und Bücher finden sich unter den Einträgen der Filmographie.
A new species, Chrysobothris cerceripraeda Westcott and Thomas (Coleoptera: Buprestidae), is described from prey specimens found in nests of the ground-nesting wasp, Cerceris fumipennis Say (Hymenoptera: Crabronidae), near Jacksonville, Florida, USA. A listing for all species of Buprestidae taken as prey of the wasp in that state is provided, four of which, including the species described herein, are new. Notes are also given for
four new state records for Buprestidae.
MoSyD-Jahresbericht 2014 : Drogentrends in Frankfurt am Main : Monitoring-System Drogentrends
(2015)
'Блаженный человек' и 'старый Бог' : Эссе о ницшеанском апокалипсисе современного существования
(2015)
"Wohin ist Gott? rief er, ich will es euch sagen! Wir haben ihn getödtet, - ihr und ich! Wir alle sind seine Mörder!" Diese berühmten Sätze des 'tollen Menschen' aus Friedrich Nietzsches Werk 'Die Fröhliche Wissenschaft' sind keineswegs an bekennende Fromme gerichtet, um sie von ihrem Gottesglauben abzubringen und vom Atheismus zu überzeugen. Sein entsetzter Ausruf richtet sich vielmehr an die Atheisten oder sonstige Ungläubige. Aber diesen Ausruf tat er auch nicht, um sie in ihrem wissenschaftlichen oder unwissenschaftlichen Unglauben zu bestärken. Nein! Er ruft ihnen diese schier unglaubliche Wahrheit zu, um sie mit der Frage zu konfrontieren, ob sie, die Gott getötet haben, überhaupt wissen, was sie angerichtet haben, ob sie sich der Konsequenz ihrer ungeheuerlichen Tat bewußt sind.Der 'tolle Mensch' distanziert sich dabei keineswegs von seinen gottlosen Zuhörern; im Gegenteil: ausdrücklich rechnet er sich ihnen zu. Aber im Gegensatz zu den angeredeten Gottesmördern hat er begriffen, was für eine furchtbare Existenzkatastrophe sie gemeinsam heraufbeschworen haben.
Wer ist aber dieser Gott, den Nietzsche den 'alten Gott' nennt, und den er, der 'tolle Mensch' und seine Zuhörer auf dem Marktplatz der Moderne getötet haben?
Plesioclytus morrisi Wappes and Skelley new species (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) from the Ohoopee dune system in central Georgia is described with comments on the biology of the new species. The taxonomic placement of Plesioclytus Giesbert in the tribe Clytini is questioned as key characters are found to differ from the current characters used to define the tribe in the New World, resulting in its transfer to the newly erected Plesioclytini Wappes and Skelley new tribe, defined herein. Habitat photos for the new species and habitus photos for it and P. relictus Giesbert are provided.
A new genus, Campodesmoides gen. nov., is described to only encompass C. corniger sp. nov., from Cameroon. This genus and species is distinguished from the few known species of the small western African family Campodesmidae, all currently in Campodesmus, by the much longer antennae and legs, the normal pore formula with ozopores borne on porosteles, and the suberect and distally twisted gonopod, coupled with peculiar horns on a few anterior postcollum segments. A new Campodesmus is also described, C. alobatus sp. nov., from Ivory Coast, which differs from congeners primarily in the lack of a dorsal/lateral lobe on the otherwise usual and strongly subcircular gonopod telopodite, albeit the latter is not directed mesad, but held subparallel to the main body axis.
In 1796, Thomas Hardwicke travelled through northern India between what is now Fatehgarh in Uttar Pradesh and Srinagar in Uttarakhand. Hardwicke collected and described plants encountered and had many of the plants illustrated from life. He published an account of the journey in 1799 including a list of plant species. I review the names validated in the original paper, and also those published subsequently by Sir James Edward Smith and William Roxburgh based partly or wholly on the material or drawings acquired by Hardwicke on the journey to Srinagar. The large collection of Hardwicke plant drawings now held in the British Library, and a smaller set in the Botany Library of the Natural History Museum, are considered in relation to the application and typification of plant names related to Hardwicke’s botanical exploration in India. The names of seven plant species were validly published in the 1799 paper (Androsace rotundifolia Hardw., Ficus laminosa Hardw., Justicia thyrsiformis Roxb. ex Hardw., Linum trigynum Roxb. ex Hardw., Lonicera quinquelocularis Hardw., Salvia integrifolia Roxb. ex Hardw. and Volkameria bicolor Hardw.), plus one new combination (Echites antidysentericus (L.) Roxb. ex Hardw.). As concluded by Britten more than a century ago, Ficus laminosa is the correct name for the fig variously referred to F. saemocarpa Miq. or F. squamosa Roxb. Smith based Rhododendron arboreum Sm. and Bignonia undulata Sm. on Hardwicke plants. At least a dozen Roxburgh names, including Crataegus integrifolia Roxb., Gardenia tetrasperma Roxb. and Morus serrata Roxb., are based, at least partly, on Hardwicke’s collections. In total, 23 names are lectotypified here and one neotype is designated.
The nine Nearctic species of Laemophloeus Dejean (Coleoptera: Laemophloeidae) are reviewed, keyed, and illustrated. One species, L. apache Thomas, n. sp., is described as new. Two previously described species are synonymized: L. californicus Casey (= L. biguttatus (Say), n. syn.) and L. woodruffi Thomas (= L. fervidus Casey, n. syn.). A neotype is designated for L. biguttatus (Say), and lectotypes are designated for L. terminalis Casey and L. fervidus Casey. A checklist of the described world species is provided.
Two new species of damselflies are described from central Halmahera in North Maluku Province, Indonesia. They are Drepanosticta pararudicula sp. nov. (Holotype MZB. ODON. 19257) and Nososticta halmahera sp. nov. (Holotype MZB. ODON. 19265). The two species are most similar to the Moluccan taxa D. rudicula and N. moluccensis respectively and their descriptions bring the total number of Drepanosticta species known from Halmahera to five and of Nososticta to two.
Twenty-three species of cheilostome bryozoans are described from the Malaysian islands of Penang and Langkawi based on a brief reconnaisance survey of shore localities. These are the first bryozoans to be formally described from either island and they demonstrate the potential for further research on these neglected suspension feeders. Of the 23 species recorded, 12 are anascans, half of which are malacostegines, and 11 are ascophorans. The new combinations Acanthodesia falsitenuis (Liu, 1992), A. perambulata (Louis & Menon, 2009) and A. irregulata (Liu, 1992) are introduced. Most of the species recorded are widespread in the Indo-Pacific, and some are apparently globally distributed in the tropics and subtropics, including the invasive fouling species Bugula neritina, Hippoporina indica and Schizoporella japonica, as well as the coral reef associates Cranosina coronata and Hippopodina feegeensis. Plastic debris and glass bottles were encrusted by Jellyella eburnea, a coloniser of floating biological and man-made objects that is becoming widespread in the tropics and subtropics of the world’s oceans.