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... 1 Contents Issue No. 6 March 2004 page Feature Article: Migration and overwintering aggregation of Danaid butterflies in Hong Kong 1 Article Review: Endemic Bird Species of China and Their Distribution 7 Working Group Column: Kandelia obovata (Rhizophoraceae), a new name for the Kandelia in Hong Ko...

... similar to each other. The taxonomy of an individual captured was further confirmed by an mtDNA analysis (Lin and Chou, personal communication) and it is further confirmed by Dr. Gabor Csorba from the Hungarian Natural Museum. References Acknowledgements Thanks are due to Prof. L. K. Lin and his student...

..., they are valuable indicators of environmental changes in the ecosystem. The first annotated checklist of Hong Kong bats was published by Romer (1974). His checklist includes 18 species, including 2 fruit bats and 16 insectivorous bats. In the following 30 years, four additional species, i.e. Greater...

.... Yamaguchi (2001) explained his finding observing that males have to drop (for the first time) one of the chelipeds when they are young, to provide the opportunity to regenerate a specialized cheliped for feeding, leaving the other one to get enlarged to form the major cheliped. The regenerated one is...

... and advice on the identification of these scarab beetles. We also wish to give our special thanks to Mr. Paul Aston for his advice on the taxonomy of these scarab beetles and their status in Hong Kong. References Arrow GJ. 1931. The Fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma: Coleoptera...

... gastropods species of high intertidal zone to inhabit. With the collected specimens verified and an updated list complied, the distribution and diversity of the gastropods in mangroves of Hong Kong could be compared. Acknowledgements I would like to extend my warmest thanks to Dr David Reid for his...

... similar to each other. The taxonomy of an individual captured was further confirmed by an mtDNA analysis (Lin and Chou, personal communication) and it is further confirmed by Dr. Gabor Csorba from the Hungarian Natural Museum. References Acknowledgements Thanks are due to Prof. L. K. Lin and his student...

... and advice on the identification of these scarab beetles. We also wish to give our special thanks to Mr. Paul Aston for his advice on the taxonomy of these scarab beetles and their status in Hong Kong. References Arrow GJ. 1931. The Fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma: Coleoptera...

..., they are valuable indicators of environmental changes in the ecosystem. The first annotated checklist of Hong Kong bats was published by Romer (1974). His checklist includes 18 species, including 2 fruit bats and 16 insectivorous bats. In the following 30 years, four additional species, i.e. Greater...

..., they are valuable indicators of environmental changes in the ecosystem. The first annotated checklist of Hong Kong bats was published by Romer (1974). His checklist includes 18 species, including 2 fruit bats and 16 insectivorous bats. In the following 30 years, four additional species, i.e. Greater...