Only in Arkansas: A Study of the Endemic Plants and Animals of the StateBesides extensive illustrations and photographs of each species, Only in Arkansas provides pertinent literature references to the original distributions of each form within the state and reports known information of the general biology, evolutionary relationships, and habitat occupied by each endemic form. |
Common terms and phrases
Allocapnia amphipods annulus ventralis antennal scale Appalachian aquatic Arianops sandersoni Arkansas endemic biota burrows Caddo Cambarus carapace caudal view Cave Chamberlin collected Collector crayfish Creek darter Distribution dorsal view endemic species Entomol epistome Etheostoma Eurymerodesmus Evarthrus Fallicambarus Family female FIGURES Form I males genus gonopod habitat Hobbs and Robison Holotype Hubricht insects Interior Highlands isopods known Lampsilis lateral view Logan County madtom Magazine Mountain mesial view millipedes Montgomery Museum of Natural National Museum Newton County occur Ouachita Mountains Ouachita River Ozark Mountains ozarkensis paleback darter Paratypes Paresmus pereiopods Philadelphia Academy Photograph by Robert plants and animals pleopod Plethodon Polk County Poulton and Stewart Proc Procambarus Redrawn from Causey Rock Ross salamander Scaphinotus segments snail Somatogyrus specimens Spring stoneflies telson troglobitic TYPE DEPOSITORY TYPE LOCALITY United States National University of Arkansas uropod USNM ventral view view of carapace view of distal view of pleopod
References to this book
The Amphibians and Reptiles of Arkansas Stanley E. Trauth,Henry W. Robison,Michael V. Plummer No preview available - 2004 |