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Walking Upright. Results of the 13th International Senckenberg Conference
at the Werner Reimers Foundation Bad Homburg v. d. H. and at the Senckenberg
Research Institute, Frankfurt am Main, October 5-9, 1999. Ed.: Franzen, Jens
Lorenz; Köhler, Meike; Moyà-Solà, Salvador. 2003. (Courier Forschungsinstitut
Senckenberg, Band 243)
. Abstract: The volume contains the
main results of the 13th International Senckenberg Conference which took place
October 1999 at the Werner Reimers Foundation at Bad Homburg v.d.H. and at the
Senckenberg Institute at Frankfurt a.M. Topics are biomechanics of upright
walking as well as constructional and functional analyses of recent and fossil
primates relevant in this context. Special emphasis is put on the evolutionary
and functional role forelimbs played with respect to the evolution of upright
walking. This is an often neglected aspect, particularly with regard to the
question: was it pronogrady or orthogrady or what else from which bipedality
developed? Particular attention is paid to the analysis of fossils, above all
the skeleton of the 3.3 my old Australopithecus from Sterkfontein as well as the
foot prints from Laetoli, Tanzania. A chapter of its own is devoted to the still
enigmatic ape Oreopithecus that lived and walked obviously upright bipedally
about 8 million years ago on Islands in the Tyrrhenian sea. This case of a
natural experiment may show to what extent similar but not identical
preconditions result in similar although not identical constructional and
functional evolutionary developments. The volume closes with a short summary and
discussion of the constructional approach for reconstructing the evolution of
human bipedal gait.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Principles of upright walking 1
- Biomechanics of upright walking
- The influence of three-dimensional movements of the forelimb on the
- shape of the thorax and its importance for erect body posture 9
- Human bipedality: mechanical preconditions and morphological
- adaptations 25
- From pronogrady or from orthogrady to bipedality?
- Skeletal response to bipedalism in macaques: with emphasis on cortical
- bone distribution of the femur . 35
- Hand bone ratios and their utility in predicting general substrate use in
primates . 47
- Functional morphology of the lumbar spine in hominoids . 61
- Aspects of vertical climbing in gorillas 71
- Bipedality in early hominids
- Bipedalism and arboreality in Australopithecus 79
- High resolution 3D-Image analysis of ape, hominid and human footprints 85
- The semicircular canal system and locomotor behaviour, with special
- reference to hominin evolution 93
- Throwing and bipedalism: a new look at an old idea 105
- The Oreopithecus case
- Understanding the enigmatic ape Oreopithecus bambolii 111
- Reconstructing the evolution of upright walking
- Palaeontological approach to the evolution of hominid
- bipedalism: the evidence revisited 125
- The biomechanical evolution of erect bipedality. 135
- Constructions and reconstructing the evolution of human bipedal gait 147
153 pages, 69 figures, 18 tables, 30x21cm. ISBN 3-510-61357-0 paperback, $55.00
Protistology.
Hausmann, Klaus; Hülsmann, Norbert; Radek, Renate. 2003. 3. edition.
contents include Definitions and History of Nomenclature; Historical Overview
of Protistological Research; Cellular Organization of Protists; Membranes and
Compartments; Microfilaments and Microtubules; Shape and Size of Protists;
Evolution and Taxonomy; Comparative Morphology and Physiology of Protists;
Biodiversity and Biogeography of Protists. IX , 379 pages, 384 figures, 22
tables, 25x18cm ISBN 3-510-65208-8 bound, $102.40; softcover out of print
Limnologie Aktuell:
- Band 4: The Zebra Mussel Dreissena polymorpha. Ecology, biological monitoring
and first applications in the water quality management. Ed. Dietrich Neumann and Henk
Jenner. 1992. contents: Biogeography, physiological ecology, population ecology
and water quality management: Main features of the phylogeny and dispersal of the Zebra
Mussel; Observations on shell growth and mortality of Dreissena polymorpha in lakes;
Abundance and growth of Dreissena polymorpha larvae in the water column of the river Rhine
during downstream transportation; Population dynamics and production of Dreissena in the
river Seerhein, the outlet of Lake Constance; Shell growth and population dynamics of
Dreissena polymorpha in the river Rhine; Densities and biomass of zebra mussels in the
Dutch part of the lower Rhine; Methodological aspects of allometric biomass determination
of Dreissna polymorpha aggregations; Morphometric changes in relation to the annual
reproductive cycle in Dreissena polymorpha- a prerequisite for biomonitoring studies with
zebra mussels; Filtration rate and pseudofaeces production in zebra mussels and their
application in water quality management. Ecotoxicology, monitoring and speciment banking:
Valve movement behavior of the mussel Dreissena polymorpha and the clam Unio pictorum for
use in an early warning system; Another early warning system for the detection of toxic
discharges in the aquatic environment based on valve movements of the freshwater mussel
Dreissena polymorpha; The pumping behavior response of Dreissena polymorpha to pollutants.
A method for toxicity screening; Pollution effect monitoring at the histological level
using Dreissena polymorpha; Phagocytosis in Mytilus edulis, a system for understanding the
sublethal effects of anthropogenic pollutants and the use of AOX as an integrating
parameter for the study of equilibria between chlorinated organics in Dreissena polymorpha
following long-term exposures; Biological effect monitoring in the river Elbe using the
zebra mussel; The application of the bivalve Dreissena polymorpha for biomonitoring
routine heavy metals in rivers; Cadmium, zinc and copper in the body, byssus and shell of
the brackish water mussel, Mytilopsis leucophaeta and the zebra mussel, Dreissena
polymorpha in the Noordzeekanaal of The Netherlands; The freshwater mussel Dreissena
polymorpha as a bioindicator for trace metals, organochlorines and
radionuclides;Biomonitoring of organochlorines in surface waters of Berlin and the Lake
Stechlin; The zebra mussel as a specimen in the environmental speciment banking programme
of the Federal Republic of Germany. Keyword index. 115 figures, 40 tables. 280 pp. ISBN
3-437-30689-8. DM 138/ ca $80.00
Animal Cytogenetics. Edited by Bernard John. Ed. Board: Hiroshi
Kayano, Albert Levan.
- Volume 1: Benazzi, Mario & Benazzi
Lentati, Giuseppina: Platyhelminthes.1976. V, 182 p., 106 figs., 7 tab.,
25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26006-3. Stiff covered $65.00
- Volume 2: Christensen, Bent: Annelida.
1980. IV, 81 p., 29 figs., 7 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26010-1. Stiff covered.
$44.00
- Volume 3: Insecta:
Insecta 1: Hewitt, Godfrey M.: Orthoptera.
Grasshoppers and Crickets. 1979. V, 170 p., 22 figs., 16 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN:
3-443-26009-8 Stiff covered. $65.00
Insecta 2: White, Michael: Blattodea,
Mantodea, Isoptera, Grylloblattodea, Phasmatodea, Dermaptera and Embioptera. With a
contribution by G. C. Webb on Dermaptera. 1976. V, 75 p., 34 figs., 15
tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26005-5. Stiff covered. $34.00
Insecta 3: Matuszewski, Bohdan: Diptera
I: Cecidomyiidae. 1982. IV, 140 p., 35 figs.,10 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN:
3-443-26011-X. Stiff covered. $51.00
Insecta 5: Smith, Stanley G. &
Virkki, Niilo: Coleoptera.1978. X, 366 p., 102 figs., 44 tab., 25x16 cm.
ISBN: 3-443-26007-1. Stiff covered. $128.00
Insecta 6: Ueshima, Norihiro: Hemiptera
II: Heteroptera. 1979. V, 117 p., 23 figs., 24 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN:
3-443-26008-X. Stiff covered $51.00
Insecta 7: Crozier, R.H.: Hymenoptera.
1975. V, 95 p., 34 figs., 4 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26004-7. Stiff covered. $35.00
- Volume 4: Chordata
Chordata 1: Ohno, Susumu: Protochordata,
Cyclostomata and Pisces. 1974. VIII, 92 p., 7 figs., 6 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN:
3-443-26001-2. Stiff covered. $30.00
Chordata 2: King, Max: Amphibia.
1990. VI, 241 p., 45 figs., 10 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26013-6. Stiff covered. $128.00
Chordata 3A: Olmo, Ettore: Reptilia.
1986. IV, 100 p., 35 figs.,12 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26012-8. Stiff cover. $51.00
Chordata 3B: Christidis, Les:
Aves. 1990 IV, 116 p., 40 figs., 30 tab., 25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26014-4. Stiff
covered. $70.00
Chordata 4: Hayman, David. L. &
Martin, Peter G.: Mammalia I: Monotrema and Marsupialia. 1974. IV, 110
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Chordata 4: Egozcue, Jose: Mammalia
II: Placentalia 5, Primates. 1975 VI, 74 p., 14 figs., 13 pl., 13 tab.,
25x16 cm. ISBN: 3-443-26003-9. Stiff covered $31.00
Calwer, C.G.: Kaeferbuch. Einfuehrung in die Kenntnis der Kaefer Europas.
6th revised edition by Camillo Schaufuss. 2 Baende. 1916. 88, 1390 pp., 254 figs., 51
pls., 26x18 cm. ISBN: 3-510-99010-2 hardcover. $109.00
Flies of the Nearctic Region.
Edited by Graham C.D. Griffiths. 24x17 cm.
- Volume I: Handbook, Part 1: Stone, A.: History of
Nearctic Dipterology.1980. XIII, 62 p., 7 figs., ISBN: 3-510-70001-5. paperback.
$44.00
- Volume II: Archaeodiptera and Oligoneura, Part 4:
Hogue, Charles L.: Blephariceridae. 1987. 172 p., 233 figs., ISBN: 3-510-70013-9.
paperback. $106.00
- Volume V: Homeodactyla and Asilomorpha, Part 13: Hall, Jack C. and Evenhuis, Neal L.: Bombyliidae.
Number 1: 1980. 96 p., 73 figs., ISBN:
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- Volume VI: Orthogenya, Part 6: Hurley, R.L.: Dolichopodidae:
Hydrophorinae.
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- Volume VIII: Cyclorrhapha II (Schizophora:
Calyptratae), Part 2: Griffiths, Graham C.D.: Anthomyiidae
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- Volume IX: Cyclorrhapha III (Schizophora other than
Calyptratae), Part 12: Feijen, Hans R.: Diopsidae.
1989. 122 p., 95 figs., 4 tab., ISBN: 3-510-70016-3. paperback. $87.00
Harder, Wilhelm: Anatomy of Fishes. 2.
completely rev. and enl. edition of ''Anatomie der Fische''. Transl. by Stephen Sokoloff.
Part I: Text. XII, 612 p., 14 tab. Part II: Figs, and Plates. II, 132 p., 338 figs., 13
pl. 1976. Together XIV, 744 p., 338 figs., 14 tab., 13 pl., 24x17 cm, ISBN:
3-510-65067-0. hardcover. $154.00
Hauser, G. and G. F. De Stefano. 1989. Epigenetic Variants of the Human Skull.
11/1989. illus. 301p. 33 plates, 39 figs., 58 tab., 27x19 cm, ISBN
3-510-65141-3. DM128/$ 82.00
''Meteor'' Forschungsergebnisse. appeared up to 1981 in 4 series,
after which in 3 series. 30x21 cm. Reihe D: Biologie. editors: S.A. Gerlach, G. Hempel, O.
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der ichthyologischen Untersuchungen waehrend der Expedition des Forschungsschiffes
``Meteor'' in den Indischen Ozean, Oktober 1964 - Mai 1965 A:
Systematischer Teil by A. Kotthaus, et al., 1967--1981 I. Vorwort.
Isospondyli und Giganturoidei. 57 pp, 61 figs. (aus Nr. 1) II. Ordnung
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Teleostei. Zusammenfassung und Gesamtverzeichnis. 15 pp (aus Nr. 32) 506 pp, 2
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Voigt, Max & Walter, Koste: Rotatoria. Die Raedertiere Mitteleuropas.
Ueberordnung Monogononta. Ein Bestimmungswerk. 2nd revised edition by Walter
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Friedrich Schaller. ISSN: 0044-5088 inquire about other volumes not listed!
- Band XXXIV: Heft 89: Weber, Hermann:
The Anatomy of Adult Aleyrodids. Ed. of English Transl.: Donald L. Hendrix et al.
Transl. by Franziska Schulthess. An Engl. Transl. of Zoologica 89, 1935: Der Bau
der Imago der Aleurodinen. Ein Beitrag zur vergleichenden Morphologie des
Insektenkoerpers. 1995. X, 60 p., 30x23 cm Price including the german ed. ISBN:
3-510-55032-3. paperback. $87.00
- Band XXXV Heft 94: Werner, Franz: Die Amphibien und Reptilien
Griechenlands. 1938 117 pp, 63 figs., 18 tabs., 30x23 cm. paperback. $115.00
- Band XLIII. Heft 126: Pillai, C. S.
Gopinadha & Scheer, Georg: Report on the Stony Corals from the Maldive
Archipelago. Results of the Xarifa Expedition 1957/58 of the Internat. Institute for
Submarine Research, Vaduz, Liechtenstein (Director Dr. Hans Hass). 1976. IV, 83
p., 9 fig., 32 plates, 30x23 cm. ISBN: 3-510-55010-2. paperback. $109.00
- Band XLV: Heft 133: Scheer, Georg &
Pillai, C. S. Gopinadha: Report on the Stony Corals from the Red Sea.
1983. V, 198 p., 5 figs., 41 plates, 30x23 cm ISBN: 3-510-55019-6. paperback. $173.00
- Band XLV: Heft 134: Meyer-Rochow, V. B.
& Tiang, K. M.: T: The eye of E: Jasus edwardsii (Crustacea, Decapoda,
Palinuridae): Electrophysiology, Histology and Behaviour. 1984 IV, 61 p., 20
figs., 24 plates, 30x23 cm. ISBN: 3-510-55020-X.: paperback $51.00
- Heft 146: Gerd Alberti and Roy A. Norton (eds.): Porose
integumental organs of oribatid mites (Acari, Oribatida). 1997. While the
integument of oribatid mites bears many interesting features and their nature and
distribution is well known, primarily from studies by Grandjean conducted between 1928 and
1970 and acarologist following in his footsteps, the functions of the integument are still
poorly understood Three contributions in this volume try to elucidate the integument. The
first paper introduces the know types of integuments based on observations of the nature
of the cuticular component and summarizes the distribution of cuticular component types
among oribatid mite taxa.The second paper illustrates and discusses the fine structure of
a selection of porose organs and their cellular components and presents a discussion of
the function of porose organs comparing it to the more voluminous literature on cuticular
structures of other insects and arachnids. Finally, the third paper synoptically
interprets these data from an evolutionary perspective looking at the systematic value of
and the ecological correlations between porose organs. 143 pages, 74 figures, 2 tables.,
format 30x23cm (x-large) ISBN 3-510-55033-1, paperback $142.00
- Heft. 147. Peter Weygoldt: Revision of the Species of Phrynichus
Karsch 1879 and Euphrynichus Weygoldt, 1995 (Chelicerata, Amblypygi).
1998. Whip spiders (Amblypygi) are weird and spectacular animals. They are characterized
by a flat body, a narrow constriction between pro- and opisthosoma and raptorial, in some
species extremely long pedipalps. This monograph revises the amblypygid genera Phrynichus
and Euprhrynichus. Fourteen species of Phrynichus and two species of Euphrynichus
could be distinguished. They occur from Central and East Africa to North-East Africa and
Arabia to the Oriental Region. The most reliable features to distinguish them are the
genitalia, especially those of females. Most species are easily distinguished with the
exception of those that belong to the P. deflersi group; they may even just
represent the same species. The goal of this study is to describe the characteristics of
each of the species to aid in identifying the easily, which is a requirement for any
ecological study of whip spiders and to present data that may help in better understanding
the the evolution and biogeography of this widely distributed genus. The main focus of
this paper is on the species occuring in Africa. 142 pages, 123 figures and 1 table,
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- Heft 148. Gorb, Stanislav. due 1999. Functional
morphology of the head-arrester system of Odonata. Attachment organs of
the Arthropoda are diverse in both structure and function. One such organ system may serve
the fixation of structures of the body, an example of which is the head-arrester system
which only occurs in adult dragonflies (Odonata). The design of the head-prothorax
transition in adult Odonata does not have analogues in the Insecta. The area, which
connects the head with the neck, is very small, compared to the size of the head. It is
virtually a single point, providing high head mobility in the roll, pitch and yaw planes.
The disadvantage of such a design is the weak mechanical strength of this 'joint'. The
arrester has the function to stabilize the head. Arrester system involves organs of two
body segments: the head and the neck. It consists of a skeleton-muscle apparatus that sets
the arrester parts in motion. The parts comprise formations covered with complicated
microstructures - fields of microtrichia on the rear surface of head (MFH) and
postcervical sclerites of the neck (SPC). The arrester immobilises the head during feeding
or when the dragonfly is in tandem flight. Thus it may serve as an adaptation to save the
head from violent mechanical disturbance and to stabilise gaze in the variety of
behavioural situations. Gorb's work summarizes results of his morphological, physiological
and ultrastructural studies on the head-arrester system in Odonata, and gives an overview
on diverse attachment systems occurring in arthropods. It shows the evolutionary trend of
the arrester in the order Odonata by using scanning electron microscopy and measurements
of arrester structures in representatives of 26 odonate families. The arrester design
occurring in the Epiophlebiidae, Gomphidae, Neopetaliidae, Petaluridae, and
Chlorogomphinae is suggested to be the basic one. Two convergent pathways of head-arrester
evolution among Zygoptera and Anisoptera are proposed. This work includes 23 plates and 25
photoplates of SEM pictures to give a thorough impression of the design of the arrester
system in different odonate taxa. Arrester function is discussed on the basis of the
morphology of skeleton-muscle system, cuticle microsculpture, histochemical data, the
location of the sensory organs. 142 pages, 92 figures, 9 tables and 2 appendices, format
30x23cm (x-large) ISBN 3-510-55035-8, paperback $95.00
- Volume 149. Bergleiter, Stefan. Zur Oekologischen Struktur einer
zentramazonischen Fischzoenose Ethologische und Morphologische Befunde zur
Ressourceteilung. ISBN 3-510-55036-6 Due 1999.
Zoologie von Timor.
C.B. Haniel.
- Lieferung 1: Hellmayr, C.E.: Die Avifauna von Timor.
1914. VI, 112 pp, 1 color pls.., 29x23 cm. paperback. $33.00
- Lieferung 2: Schwarz, E.: Saeugetiere von Timor.
Frizzi, E.: T: Vier Timoresen-Schaedel. 1914. 49 pp, 27 tabs., 29x23 cm. paperback. $39.00