Large Titanosaur from Indo-Pakistan Peninsula

A REVISION OF THE TRIBE AELIINI (HEMIPTERA: PENTATOMIDAE: PENTATOMINAE) FROM THE INDO-PAKISTAN REGION

Five genera and ten species of the tribe Aeliini Still from the Indo-Pakistan region are keyed, compared to their closest allies and their geographical distribution given. A description of all the above genera and species of Adria St?l and Bonacialus Distant has been given. These species, including two new species of Adria, are described with special reference to their metathoracic scent ...

The First Definitive Titanosaur (sauropoda) Osteoderm from India and the Nature of the Titanosaur Osteoderm Record

a revision of the tribe aeliini (hemiptera: pentatomidae: pentatominae) from the indo-pakistan region

five genera and ten species of the tribe aeliini still from the indo-pakistan region are keyed, compared to their closest allies and their geographical distribution given. a description of all the above genera and species of adria st?l and bonacialus distant has been given. these species, including two new species of adria, are described with special reference to their metathoracic scent gland ...

A new titanosaur sauropod from the Atacama Desert, Chile.

Partial remains of a titanosaur sauropod collected in the Tolar Formation (Upper Cretaceous) at the Atacama Desert (Antofagasta Region), northern Chile, is described, and a new species, Atacamatitan chilensis gen. et sp. nov., is erected. The material consists mainly of dorsal and caudal vertebrae, part of a humerus and a femur. The presence of a titanosaur confirms the Cretaceous age for the o...

Revision of the ant genus Myrmoteras of the Indo-Chiese Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Formicinae).

The Indo-Chinese species of the genus Myrmoteras are revised. We recognise one species in the subgenus Myagroteras and six species in the subgenus Mynnoteras from Vietnam, Myanmar and Thailand. Five new species are described based on the worker caste: M. concolor, M. jaitrongi, M. namphuong, M. opalinumn, and M. tonimasai, all belonging to the subgenus Myrmnoteras.