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Ompax spatuloides was a hoax fish "discovered" in
Australia in August, 1872. Said to be poisonous, it
could be
found on some
lists of
Australian fishes...
- his own, Castelnau's name is
attached to an
Australian hoax. "Ompax
spatuloides", a
supposed ganoid fish said to have been
discovered in 1872 and named...
- half-naked
woman living amongst kangaroos on the
Nullarbor Plain.
Ompax spatuloides, a "fish"
supposedly discovered in 1872 in
Australia as a
practical joke...
- mythology.
Gerard Krefft § Queensland
lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri)
Ompax spatuloides "Neoceratodus
forsteri Krefft 1870". PBDB. Brooks, S., Espinoza, T.,...
- (1879). The tree
Eucalyptus staigeriana was
named in his honour.
Ompax spatuloides "Karl
Theodor Staiger". The
University of
Melbourne eScholarship Research...
- people". In 1872, the town was the
location where the hoax fish
Ompax spatuloides was
supposedly procured. ****ndah
North State School opened on 14 February...
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Ptecticus somereni James, 1952
Ptecticus spatulatus McFadden, 1982
Ptecticus spatuloides Daniels, 1979
Ptecticus srilankai Rozkošný & Hauser, 2001
Ptecticus subaurifer...
- sp****punctata Bernhauer, 1907 i c g
Atheta spatula (Fauvel, 1875) g
Atheta spatuloides Benick, 1939 g
Atheta speluncicollis Bernhauer, 1909 g
Atheta spiniventris...
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minuscula (Brisout, 1860)
Microdota palleola (Erichson, 1837)
Microdota spatuloides (Benick, 1939)
Microdota subtilis (Scriba, 1866)
Mocyta amplicollis (Mulsant...
