Scolopendra references

cacoseraph

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Taiwan Scolopendromorpha

http://myweb.hinet.net/home4/chaojuilung/scolopendromorpha.htm

AWESOME... keys and pics!

Randolph, could you look that over for accuracy?
I know one of the other ones was outdated... but i can't tell =P

wait a minute... this might *be* the other one... checking...
it's not, that i can tell. the other was massive pdf from a different site
this one is a webpage format

if i remember to i'll write up a better description next week (eek, no internet for the weekend)
 
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cacoseraph

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cacoseraph said:
i never new about google scholar, that thing is awesome

http://www.wemjournal.org/pdfserv/i1080-6032-012-02-0093.pdf

bite reports on CA scolopendra! (i'm from CA)

HOLYSHNIKES!!!

PHOTO: Dr. STOCKWELL HOLDING A HUGE S. SUBSPINIPES!!!
[edit] heh, and pics of his hand after he gets tagged[/edit]

Oh this one is great! Easy to read and has some great B&W photos

no user name required, direct link
this refers to the Filipino death from centipede bite

the cite is:
Remington CL. The bite and habits of a giant centipede
(Scolopendra subspinipes) in the Philippine Islands. Am J
Trop Med. 1950;30:453–455.

Philipines Philipine's philipino girl death head bit bite sting subspinipes
(excuse the search hooks)
 
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Scolopendra heros (castaniceps) - Giant redheaded centipede

Article focusing on Scolopendra heros but with genereal centipede info.

There are a few technical issues (there are FIVE not, four orders of centipedes... Craterstigmomorpha was left out) but over all it is a good "fun" read. Also, i thought geophilomorpha gained legpairs with each molt but this says they are born with their full complement...

also, i appreciated this
"In the mid 1920s, Dr. Baerg tested the effect of the venom by inducing a centipede to bite one of his little fingers, leaving the fangs inserted for about four seconds. The bite was followed by a sharp and strictly local pain, which began to subside noticeably after about 15 minutes. In about two hours the pain was only very slight, but there was a general swelling in the finger. Three hours after the bite, most symptoms had disappeared."

i TOLD you that was how it was done!


http://entomology.uark.edu/museum/sheros.html
 

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Thanks for that download. Attems wrote a lot of big and good books.

All publications have a copyright till 70 years after the authors death. Without permission you are normally not allowed to offer it for download or so. If someone of Attems relatives see this and are petty-minded or need some money you will have an expensive problem. btw Attems died 1952. So it's unfortunaly illegal :8o
If I were you I would delete this download in some days tp prevent future problems.
 

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Well i would like to thank you for the download. I guess it means that my german will have to improve considerably though :p!!!!

phil.
 
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