Records of the Australian Museum
Records of the Australian Museum
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62, pi. xxiviii., figs. 3-6.
This Lamprey was first recorded from Australia by Klun* zinger^ from near the mouth of the Murray River, and I identify examples from a New South Wales tributary of that river as also belonging to the species.
Two ammocoQtal individuals were forwarded by Mr. H. G.
Donaldson for identification, and were obtained from a submerged boat on the Murrumbidgee River at Hay. This appears to be the first record of a Lamprey in New South Wales, west of tho dividing range ; the... species is known from the Hawkesbury River watershed and is apparently not uncommon.
1 Klunzinger— Arch, filr Naturg., 1872, p. 46.
Digitized by VjOOQIC RECORDS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MDSBUH.
In his ''Mono^crapli of the Australian Marsipobranchii," Ogilby' nsed the name Mbrdacta instead of Caragola^ only in deference to the opinions of Drs. A. Oiinther and G. A. Bonlenger, holding that the latter, occorring prior to the other, thongh on the same page, is entitled to be used. I also hold similar views but admit Mwdacia nnder the rales indicated by Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
62, pi. xxiviii., figs. 3-6.
This Lamprey was first recorded from Australia by Klun* zinger^ from near the mouth of the Murray River, and I identify examples from a New South Wales tributary of that river as also belonging to the species.
Two ammocoQtal individuals were forwarded by Mr. H. G.
Donaldson for identification, and were obtained from a submerged boat on the Murrumbidgee River at Hay. This appears to be the first record of a Lamprey in New South Wales, west of tho dividing range ; the... species is known from the Hawkesbury River watershed and is apparently not uncommon.
1 Klunzinger— Arch, filr Naturg., 1872, p. 46.
Digitized by VjOOQIC RECORDS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MDSBUH.
In his ''Mono^crapli of the Australian Marsipobranchii," Ogilby' nsed the name Mbrdacta instead of Caragola^ only in deference to the opinions of Drs. A. Oiinther and G. A. Bonlenger, holding that the latter, occorring prior to the other, thongh on the same page, is entitled to be used. I also hold similar views but admit Mwdacia nnder the rales indicated by Dr.
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