Australian Museum Magazine Volume 03 Issue 04

Bibliographic Data

Title

Australian Museum Magazine Volume 03 Issue 04

Contributors

Anderson, Charles, 1876-1944;
Crabb, H. E.;
Day, Maud Preston;
Hale, Herbert M. (Herbert Mathew), 1895-1963;
Livingstone, Arthur A.;
McNeill, Frank A. (Francis Alexander), 1896-1969;
Musgrave, Anthony, 1895-1959;
Troughton, Ellis le G., 1893-1974;
Whitley, Gilbert P. (Gilbert Percy), 1903-1975

Series Editor

Anderson, Charles, 1876-1944

Year

1927

Publication Type

Journal

Publisher

Australian Museum

Journal

Australian Museum Magazine

Number of pages

38

Start page

109

End page

144

Volume

03

Issue

04

Date Span

Vol.1, no.1, -vol.13, no.12 (1921-1961)

Publisher

Australian Museum

Place Published

Sydney

Language

en

ISSN

0155-3496

Table of Contents

The red-spot spider, Latrodectus hasseltii, a widely distributed species, is our most dangerous spider, and many cases of serious bites have been recorded - Frontispiece

The first Australian Museum - 111

The native bear - 112

Last days at Santa Cruz - Troughton, Ellis le G., 1893-1974 and Livingstone, Arthur A. - 113

Notes and news - 123, 140

A romance of two words - ammonia and ammonite - Crabb, H. E. - 124

The flower of the wave - Whitley, Gilbert P. (Gilbert Percy), 1903-1975 - 126

A Lilliputian marine battle - McNeill, Frank A. (Francis Alexander), 1896-1969 and Hale, Herbert M. (Herbert Mathew), 1895-1963 - 129

Obituary - Dr. E.W. Ferguson - 131

A gigantic extinct lizard - Anderson, Charles, 1876-1944 - 132

Obituary - Thomas Whitelegge - 133

Harmful Australian spiders - Musgrave, Anthony, 1895-1959 - 134

A remarkable fish parasite - Whitley, Gilbert P. (Gilbert Percy), 1903-1975 - 139

The case and faggot moths - Day, Maud Preston - 141

DOI

10.3853/j.0155-3496.1927.3.4

External URL

https://museum-publications.australian.museum/aus-mus-mag-1927-v3-iss4/

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