@article {39304,
	title = {Die Federlingsfauna der Sturmv{\"o}gel und die Phylogenese des procellariiformen vogelstammes},
	journal = {Abhandlungen und Verhandlungen des Naturwissenschaftlichen Vereins in Hamburg N. F.},
	volume = {8},
	year = {1965},
	note = {PARTIAL TRANSLATION HELD OF KEY PP. 66 (part) - 69 (part). A comprehensive monograph on the ectoparasites of the storm petrels. The following topics are considered: - An introduction to the coevolution problem - A discussion of the parasitological rules - Parallel evolution in the head morphologies of chewing lice [?] - Classifications of the Procellariformes [with blob diagrams!!!] - Classification of the lice of the storm petrels [nothing new here] - A generic key to the lice of the storm petrels [see translation notes] + Systematics section A description of each genus is followed by a key to the species of that genus and / or in the case of larger genera (e.g., Saemundssonia) the key is restricted to species groups. Following this each of the species are described, albeit in some cases rather briefly. Figures are limited to selected body parts although a large number of plates are given at the end of the monograph. Taxa covered are as follows: Saemundssonia Saemundssonia thalassidromae Saemundssonia incisa Saemundssonia desolata Saemundssonia platycephalus Saemundssonia marina Saemundssonia nereis Saemundssonia gaini Saemundssonia occidentalis Saemundssonia thalassidromae Saemundssonia nivea Saemundssonia antarctica Saemundssonia stammeri Saemundssonia halobaenae Saemundssonia pterodromae Saemundssonia kosswigi Saemundssonia peusi Saemundssonia persica Saemundssonia jamaicensis Saemundssonia orientalis Saemundssonia valida Saemundssonia minor Saemundssonia enderleini Saemundssonia puellula n. sp., ex. Puffinus pacificus cuneatus Docophoroides Docophoroides brevis Docophoroides harrisoni Docophoroides pacificus Docophoroides irroratae Docophoroides levequei Docophoroides simplex Docophoroides hunteri Harrisoniella Harrisoniella ferox Harrisoniella hopkinsi Harrisoniella densa Harrisoniella irroratae Paraclisis n. gen., Paraclisis diomedeae Paraclisis obscura Paraclisis confidens Paraclisis giganticola Paraclisis miriceps Paraclisis hyalina Episbates Episbates pederiformis Perineus Perineus circumfasciatus Perineus nigrolimbatus Perineus concinnoides Perineus concinnus Perineus oblongus Perineus tenuipenalis Pseudonirmus Pseudonirmus charcoti Pseudonirmus lugubris Pseudonirmus gurlti Naubates Naubates fulginosus Naubates harrisoni Naubates thieli n. sp., ex. Pterodroma solandri (=melanopus) Naubates pterodromi Naubates heteroproctus Naubates damma Naubates clypeatus Naubates prioni Bedfordiella Bedfordiella unica Bedfordiella simsi Trabeculus Trabeculus hexakon Trabeculus fuscoclypeatus Trabeculus schillingi Trabeculus mirabilis Trabeculus flemingi Trabeculus aviator Halipeurus Halipeurus halipeurus angusticeps Halipeurus halipeurus abnormis Halipeurus halipeurus gravis Halipeurus halipeurus mirabilis Halipeurus halipeurus diversus Halipeurus halipeurus spadix Halipeurus halipeurus falsus Halipeurus halipeurus placodus Halipeurus halipeurus forficulatus Halipeurus halipeurus thompsoni Halipeurus halipeurus attenuatus Halipeurus halipeurus mundae Halipeurus halipeurus procellariae Halipeurus halipeurus kermadecensis Halipeurus halipeurus consimilis Halipeurus halipeurus leucophryna Halipeurus halipeurus turtur Halipeurus halipeurus bulweriae Halipeurus halipeurus fallacis Halipeurus halipeurus marquesanus Halipeurus halipeurus noctivagus Halipeurus halipeurus heraldicus Halipeurus synnautes pelagicus Halipeurus anamias raphanus n. subgenus Philoceanus Philoceanus garrodiae Philoceanus robertsi Philoceanus annuliventris Philoceanus fasciatus Philoceanus amadoni Philoceanus becki Pelmatocerandra Pelmatocerandra setosa Pelmatocerandra enderleini Austromenopon Austromenopon affine Austromenopon navigans Austromenopon pingue Austromenopon ossifragae Austromenopon brevifimbriatum Austromenopon daptionis Austromenopon cschei Austromenopon popellus Austromenopon sp. ex. Puffinus p. puffinus Austromenopon paululum Austromenopon piekarskii Austromenopon longithoracicum Austromenopon narboroughi Austromenopon bulweria Austromenopon hatutuense Austromenopon stammeri Austromenopon pelagicum Austromenopon enigki Austromenopon elliotti Ancistrona Ancistronia vagelli Longimenopon Longimenopon infans Longimenopon puffinus Longimenopon ellioti Longimenopon galeatum Longimenopon dominicanum Clypeodon [comments provided. No species descriptions] The generic distribution of the lice on their hosts is considered and Timmermann presumably draws conclusions on the affinities of the lice based on these data. The distribution of lice within the population structure of the birds also appears to be considered. In the final section before the summary the particular affinities of the lice within the following bird groups are considered: Pelecanoides Charadriformes Pelecaniformes (particularly Phaethon) Fregata Sphenisciformes (penguins) - Comments (although no explicit classification) are made on the suprageneric affinities of the lice. The lice of the hosts at the level of family, subfamily and tribe are considered for the following groups: Diomedeidae (Albatrosses) Fulmaridae Puffininae (Tribe Puffinini) Tribe Pterodromini (Gadfly petrels) Pachyptilinae Hydrobatinae Pelecanoididae - A classification of the Procellariformes is given - A detailed summary DETAILS OF TRANSLATED SECTION AS FOLLOWS: The question of speciation in petrel Mallophaga; the relationship affinities of the petrels in view of comparitive parasitology; the internal classification of the petrels according to the parasitological findings. Topics Covered: +B3: The question of speciation in petrel Mallophaga -Speciation with spacial (host or ecological) separation of the initial population. -Speciation without spacial separation of the initial population. -Special tendancies and adaptions in form construction. $\#$C: Ornithoparasitological conclusions on petrel systematics. +C1: The relationship affinities of the petrels in view of comparitive parasitology. -Delimiting the order outwards. Position of the Pelecanoides. -Relationship with the Chadriiformes. -Relationship with the Pelecaniformes. Position of Phaethon. -Relationship with Fregata. - Relationship with Sphenisci. +C2: The internal classification of the petrels according to the parasitological findings. -The systematics of suprageneric taxa. -The systematics of genera and species.},
	month = {1965},
	pages = {1 - 249},
	keywords = {mtax, PHP},
	url = {http://www.phthiraptera.info/sites/phthiraptera.info/files/0732.pdf},
	author = {Timmermann,G{\"u}nter}
}
