Dear all,
Some 25 years ago I was sent a set of
photonegatives (black and white) of the paper, of
which as far as I know the correct citation is
given below, by the library Leningrad, now St.
Petersburg. If anyone has the possibility to make
a high resolution scan of those negatives, 2
pages to the negative, and distribute that, I am
happy to forward those negatives. I only have a
not too good print of the for me relevant
serpulids, as well as a Dutch translation of
those pages).
Zachs, I.G., 1933.- [Polychaeten vom
Nordjapanischen Meer. (Bucht "Peter der
Grosse").] Issled. Morei SSSR 19: 125-137.
[Exploration des mers de l'URSS [in Russian,
German summary: 136-137].
By the way, I would be very surprised if a
species from cold-temperate origin (Nort Japanese
Seas) would occur in Brasil as well.
wormly,
>If anyone does have a scan of the Ivan G. Zaks (or Zachs) 1933 work, or
>has it handy could they send a copy my way also please?
>There are over 20 new species in it, including some Polydora, and the
>maldanid species José Eriberto wants, then described in Asychis. The
>title and the journal name are variously seen in transliteration.
>>Zoological Record 1935 hardcopy simply has journal as: "Explorations
>des Mers URSS Leningrad" which is probably not going to help much. And
>they use 'Zaks'
>>Thanks,
>>Geoff
>>>>> On 2/12/2009 at 12:26 a.m., José Eriberto
>Assis<eri.assis from gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi all
>> I would like to known if somebody has this reference in PDF or Copy
>and can
>> send me: [...]
>>> Zars, I. 1933. K. faune kol´chatykh chevi Severo-Yaponskogo moarya.
>[The
>> annelidan fauna of the northern parte of the Sea of Japan].
>Gosudarstvennye
>> Gidrologicheskii instit. Issledovaniya Morei SSSR. no. 19, 125-137
>[in
>> Russianm with German summary].
>> I am indentify some species of the Maldanidae and I found the species
>>> *Chirimia
>> punctata *(Zars, 1933) for the Brazil, and I need confirm if this
>species is
>> the sheme species of the Japan coast (Seas of Japan and Okhotsk).
>> Best wishes
> > Thank you very much
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