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January 1, 1853Papers and proceedings of the Royal Society of TasmaniaOpen Access

On Australian Entomostracans - in continuation.

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In my former paper on the Australian Entomostracans, I described five species belonging to the genera Daphnia and Moina. I have since met with some remarkable varieties of those described, as well as two additional species of the same family.

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Robert L. King (1853) studied this question.

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