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Gilbert Archey ..39Scienific Results of the New Zealand Goveriment Trateling ExpeditioR,1907,Mollusca from 100 fathoms off Lyttelton,with descriptions offour new species,and also a New Pliocene Fossil..A.W.B.Powell..43  \nA New Hybrid Species of Ranzunczulus..   .Arnold Wall.  51Varved Glacial Silts from the Rakaia Valley..   ..R.Speight.55  \nNo.2.  \n(ISSUED 14TH DECEMBER,1927)New Zealand Muscidae Acalyptratae—Part III,Helomyzidae  \nA.L.Tonnoir and J.R.Malloch 83  \nDescriptions of New and Remarkable New Zealand Diptera  \nA.L.Tonnoir ..101  \nDeep-water Mollusca from South-west Otago   ..A.W.B.Powell..113Notes on New Zealand Sea-Stars and on Autotomous Reproduction  \nE.W.Bennett ..125  \nNo.3  \n(ISSUED 23RD NoVEMBER,1928)  \nNew Zealand Muscidae Acalyptratae—Part IV,Sciomyzidae  \nA.L.Tonnoir and J.R.Malloch 151  \nSome New Species of Lepidoptera..Alfred Philpott ..181Coloration of Mollusca in Relation to Light..E.W.Bennett ..185Geological Features of the Waimakariri Basin..R.Speight     199  \nNo.4  \n(IsSUED 18TH MARCH,1930)  \nNew Zealand Muscidae Acalyptratae—-Part V,Asteidae;Part VI,Opo-myzidae;Part VII,Ortalidae;and Supplement..J.R.Malloch ..231Descriptions of Lepidoptera in the Canterbury Museum  \nAlfred Philpott ..247  \nNotes on the Life History of some New Zealand Lepidoptera  \nStuart Lindsay..251  \nList of Lepidoptera from Pitt Island,Chatham Group Stuart Lindsay ..253Notes on New Zealand Brachyura and Related Crustaceans  \nE.W.Bennett ..255  \nContributions for a Revision of the New Zealand Crustacea of the Family  \nPaguridae263New Records of the Genera Cendrophorus and Hoplichthys in New Zealand  \nE.F.Thompson 275  \nNo.5(IssUED 14TH OcTOBER,1930)  \nNew or Little-known Tipulidae from New Zealand.C.P.Alexander ..281The Calyptrate Diptera of New Zealand—Parts 1,I1,III,IV  \nJ.R.Malloch 289  \nNew Zealand Muscidae Acalyptratae(Supplement).j.R.Malloch ..333Notes on New Zealand Lepidoptera(No.II)....Stuart Lindsay ..345List of Lepidoptera from the Puhi Puhi District,KaikouraStuart Lindsay..349  \nNo.6(IsSUED 19TH OcTOBER,1931)  \nAraignées des Iles Auckland et Campbell..Lucien Berland..357Notes on New Zealand Lepidoptera....Edward Meyrick 367Descriptions of New Species of Recent Mollusca,mainly from the Sub-  \nAntarctic Islands of New Zealand..A.W.B.Powell..371The Calyptrate Diptera of New Zealand—Parts V,VI J.R.Malloch.377New Zealand Muscidae Acalyptratae-Part VI11,Trypetidae;Part IX,  \nJ.R.Malloch ..405  \nChloropidaeCnloropdLe .Notes on New Zealand Empididae,Part I..  \nJ.R.Malloch ..423  \nNo.7  \n(IssUED 19TH AUGUST,1932)  \nThe Calyptrate Diptera of New Zealand—Part VII..J.R.Malloch ..431Notes of New Zealand Empididae-Part II..j.R.Malloch ..457New and Little-known Tipulidae from New Zealand-Part II  \nC.P.Alexander..459Porcelianids and Porcellanopaguus from New Zealand E.W.Bennett ..469Discocyclina and Assilina from near Mount Oxford,New Zealand  \nFred Chapman ..483Miogypsixoides in New Zealand..   ..Fred Chapman..491Tertiary Mollusca from Burnt Hill ..   ..   .J.Marwick .495..J.Marwick..495A New Trigowia from Canterbury          j.Marwick ..505  \nINDEX  \nPAGE  \nPAGEAcroclita discariana n.sp.  248Aneuria tripunctata n.sp...342PL.xlP¹.xlviAcrostichalia n.gen..·     86Aniculus gen.  \n..264PI.xixchiltoni n.sp...265flavifrons n.sp.87Pl.xliAlcitho","cbCaie330LFKOn5T","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie330LFKOn5T","pdf",673499,"English","# TABLE OF CONTENTS\n## Volume H\n## No.1 (issued 22nd October, 1926)\n## No.2 (issued 14th December, 1927)\n## No.3 (issued 23rd November, 1928)\n## No.4 (issued 18th March, 1930)\n## No.5 (issued 14th October, 1930)\n## No.6 (issued 19th October, 1931)\n## No.7 (issued 19th August, 1932)\n## INDEX","[{\"question\":\"What is the publication covered by this document excerpt?\",\"answer\":\"The excerpt is from \\\"Records of the Canterbury Museum\\\" and specifically lists content for Vol. III (1926-1932).\"},{\"question\":\"Which scientific groups are prominently covered in the table of contents?\",\"answer\":\"The contents emphasize New Zealand Diptera and related classification work, along with Lepidoptera, mollusca, crustaceans, and echinoderms, plus geological and glacial studies.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the volume organized within the table of contents?\",\"answer\":\"Volume III is organized into numbered issues (No. 1 to No. 7), each with an issue date and a set of articles with page references.\"}]","RECORDS OF THE CANTERBURY MUSEUM - Vol. III - 1926-1932 | PDF",1789963001]