Paper request - Corydoras

[Karsten S.]

Hi all,

I am missing all this Senckenbergia and Stanford Ichtyological stuff and some publications in aquarium jounals.
Could anyone please share with me any of the following papers:

Geisler, R. 1969
"Corydoras baderi, ein neuer Panzerwels, und sein Lebensraum im Grenzgebiet Brasilien--Surinam (Pisces, Teleostei, Callichthyidae)". Senckenbergiana Biologica v. 50: 353-357.

Knaack, J. 1962
"Zwei neue Panzerwelse, Corydoras haraldschultzi und Corydoras sterbai (Pisces, Teleostei, Calichthyidae)". Senckenbergiana Biologica v. 43 (no. 2): 129-135, Pls. 11-12.

Rössel, F. 1961
"Corydoras caudimaculatus ein neuer Panzerwels aus Brasilien. (Pisces, Teleostei, Callichthyidae)". Senckenbergiana Biologica v. 42 (nos 1/2): 49-50.

Rössel, F. 1962
"Corydoras axelrodi, ein neuer Panzerwels aus Columbien (Pisces, Teleostei, Callichthyidae)". Senckenbergiana Biologica v. 43 (no. 5): 31-33.

Rössel, F. 1962
"Corydoras cervinus, ein neuer Panzerwels aus Brasilien (Pisces, Teleostei, Callichthyidae)". Senckenbergiana Biologica v. 43 (no. 1): 31-33.

Rössel, F. 1963
"Neue und seltene Corydoras-Arten aus Brasilien (Pisces, Teleostei, Callichthyidae)". Senckenbergiana Biologica v. 44 (no. 5): 359-363.

Sands, D. D. 1989
"Mimicry unmasked". Practical Fishkeeping: 44-46.

Sands, D. D. 1990
"A new species of callichthyid catfish, Corydoras araguaiaensis (Siluriformes, Callichthyidae) from the Rio Araguaia, Brazil". Catfishes of the World. Suppl.: 2 pp

My e-mail: karsten_schoenherr[at]gmx[dot]de

Cheers,
Karsten

[racoll]

Here's a couple you wanted. Not sure where to find those Senckenbergiana Biologica papers. They aren't on BHL.

myers1954_corydoras_cochui.pdf

myers1960_corydoras_reynoldsi.pdf

nijssen1971_eight_new_corydoras.pdf

weitzman1956_corydoras_cochui.pdf

weitzman1960_four_new_corydoras.pdf

[Karsten S.]

Hi,

thanks a lot !
I removed the ones from the list above.

Cheers,

[racoll]

Not sure where to find those Senckenbergiana Biologica papers.

It's a German journal, so you should be able to find a decent public library that has this kind of literature. I imagine most natural history museums will have it too, and you should be able to get public scholarly access to the library. You could even try emailing the librarians there. They might send you the scans if you are lucky.