-
species (R. rongsaw)
having a
fossorial lifestyle and
three species (R.
digressus, R. roseni, and R. indicus)
being troglobitic in nature. All
species display...
- PMID 21731689. Gobi, K.C. (2002). "A new
synbranchid fish,
Monopterus digressus from Kersla,
Peninsular India". Rec. Zool. Surv. India. 100 (1–2): 137–143...
- cyanescens,
psychoactive Panaeolus deviellus Panaeolus diffractus Panaeolus digressus Panaeolus eburneus Panaeolus epimyces Panaeolus expromptus Panaeolus exsignatus...
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Rakthamichthys indicus (Malabar
swamp eel),
Rakthamichthys roseni,
Rakthamichthys digressus, and
Ophichthys hodgarti have been
classified as data deficient, meaning...
-
reclassified to the
genus Ophichthys. Four
fossorial or
subterranean species (M.
digressus, M. eapeni, M. rongsaw, and M. roseni) from
India have been reclassified...
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brevivillus Bombus californicus Bombus dahlbomii Bombus deuteronymus Bombus digressus Bombus diligens Bombus excellens Bombus exil
Bombus fervidus – yellow...
- "The
Homogenisation of
Military Equipment Under the
Roman Republic".
Digressus.
Supplementum 1: 60–85 Llewellyn-Jones, Lloyd; Davies,
Glenys (2007)....
- "The
Homogenisation of
Military Equipment Under the
Roman Republic".
Digressus.
Supplementum 1: 60–85. Cleland, Liza; Davies, Glenys; Llewellyn-Jones...
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forms (aboveground also in
Central America)
Synbranchidae Rakthamichthys digressus India 2002
Synbranchidae Rakthamichthys indicus India 1961 Originally...
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entimine weevil.
Considered nomen dubium (2011, 2015). †Ophryastites †O.
digressus Scudder, 1893 Lake
Unita 1
specimen A
weevil of
uncertain tribal affiliation...
