bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Phrynops chacoensis spec. nov. (Reptilia, Chelidae), eine neue Krötenkopfschildkröte
Authors: Fritz Uwe , Pauler Ingo 
Published: July 2010

AbstractPhrynops chacoensis spec. nov. (Reptilla, Chelidae), a New Species of Toad‐Headed Turtle.Phrynops chacoensis spec. nov. is described on the basis of two specimens. P. chacoensis seems to be a relic species from the Chaco in Paraguay, most closely related to P. tuberculatus and to the species pair P. gibbus‐P. vanderhaegei. Formerly the paratype of P. chacoensis was thought to represent the sole record of Acanthochelys pallidipectoris for Paraguay.
Meta menardi (Latr.) und Meta merianae (Scop.): Zur Lebensweise und Verbreitung der beiden häufigsten Spinnen in den Höhlen des Harzes, des Kyffhäusers, Thüringens und des Zittauer Gebirges
Authors: Ecker Rolf , Moritz Manfred 
Published: July 2010

AbstractMeta menardi (Latr.) and Meta merianae (Scop.): On the Biology and Habitat of the Two Commonest Spiders in the Caves of the Harz, the Kyffhäuser, Thuringia and the Zittau Mountains.The terrestrial arthropod fauna of more than 220 caves and lost galleries of the territory of former GDR has been recorded over a period of three years. Peripheral to these investigations, observations have been made on the natural history of Meta menardi and Meta merianae. M. menardi was present in about 80%, and M. merianae in about 50% of the sites investigated. Although biotopical requirements of both species overlap, there are, however, differences. Whereas M. menardi prefers the half‐dark of humid and dry caves and avoids draughty places, M. merianae stays in rather light places and draughty entries to humid and wet caves. M. menardi has a strongly rudimentary web structure, which is only suitable for keeping but not catching prey (myriapods, isopods, coleopterans). With respect to degree of specialisation to cave life, M. menardi is considered to be subtroglobiontic to eutroglophilic, whereas in M. merianae troglophily is weakly developed occurring only in few local populations.
An Annotated Type Catalogue of the Anguimorph Lizards (Squamata: Anguidae, Helodermatidae, Varanidae, Xenosauridae) in the Zoological Museum, Berlin
Authors: Good David A. , Bauer Aaron M. , Günther Rainer 
Published: July 2010

AbstractA complete catalogue is provided for the type specimens of anguimorph lizards in the herpetological collection of the Zoological Museum, Museum of Natural History, Berlin, as of August 1992. Excluding questionable cases, the collection contains 32 type specimens representing 25 currently recognized taxa in the families Anguidae, Helodermatidae, Varanidae, and Xenosauridae. All but seven of these taxa are presently regarded as valid at the specific or subspecific level.
Die Polychaeten‐Typen des Zoologischen Museums in Berlin
Authors: Hartwich Gerhard 
Published: July 2010

AbstractThe Types of Polychaeta in the Zoological Museum, BerlinA catalogue of holotypes, syntypes, and paratypes of about 600 species including some subspecies, of Polychaeta preserved or formerly held in the collection of worms of the Zoological Museum, Berlin is presented. The species are arranged in alphabetical order. Synonyms based on reexaminations of type specimens are noted.
Bestimmungsschlüssel der benthischen Hydrozoen der Ostsee
Authors: Schönborn Christoph , Arndt Ernst Albert , Gosselck Fritz 
Published: July 2010

AbstractIdentification Key for the Benthic Hydrozoa of the Baltic SeaAn identification key for the polyps of Hydrozoans is given in this contribution. It includes all species (a total of 44) that have been mentioned in the available literature to live in the Baltic‐Sea‐Area from Kiel Bight to the Bay of Bothnia. Besides the identification key, taxonomical features and diagnoses of all these species are presented, together with notes on their distribution, biology, ecology, and taxonomy.
Kritischer Katalog der Typen der Fischsammlung des Zoologischen Museums Berlin Teil 5: Channoidei
Authors: Paepke Hans‐Joachim 
Published: July 2010

AbstractCritical Catalogue of the Types of the Fish Collection of the Zoological Museum Berlin. Part 5: ChannoideiThe fifth part of the catalogue of Agnatha and Fishes stored at the Zoological Museum of the Humboldt‐University in Berlin includes the types of the order Channoidei or Snakeheads. Among them the types of such important species as Channa punctata BLOCH, 1793 and Channa striata BLOCH, 1793.
Arcturidae (Isopoda) from the Santa Marta Area, Northern Colombia, with a Review of the Shallow‐Water Species from the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico
Authors: Müller Hans‐Georg 
Published: July 2010

AbstractFour species of the isopod family Arcturidae (Valvifera) are recorded from the Caribbean Sea of Colombia. Astacilla tayronae n.sp. is described. Astacilla cymodocea MENZIES & GLYNN, 1968, an obligate associate of seagrass, and Edwinjoycea horologium MENZIES & KRUCZYNSKI, 1983 are redescribed. Edwinjoycinae subfam. nov. is established for Edwinjoycea. Astacilla regina KENSLEY, 1984 is considered a junior synonym of Arcturella spinata MENZIES & KRUCZYNSKI, 1983. An additional description is provided for A. spinata, with particular reference to its varibility and discussion of the possible synonymy with Arcturella sawayae MOREIRA, 1973 from Brazil. The shallow‐water Arcturidae (0–200 m) from the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico are reviewed.
Erstnachweise aus der Schildkrötensammlung des Zoologischen Museums Berlin (Reptilia, Testudines, Chelidae, Pelomedusidae)
Authors: Fritz Uwe , Obst Fritz‐Jürgen , Günther Rainer 
Published: July 2010

AbstractNew Locality Records from the Turtle Collection of the Zoological Museum Berlin (Reptilia, Testudines, Chelidae, Pelomedusidae)Based on the collection of the Zoological Museum Berlin new locality records for three turtle species are given.
Raubmilben der Ascidae, Ameroseiidae, Rhodacaridae und Macrochelidae auf dem Galapagos‐Archipel (Acarina, Parasitiformes)
Authors: Karg Wolfgang 
Published: July 2010

AbstractPredatory Mites of the Ascidae, Ameroseiidae, Rhodacaridae and Macrochelidae in the Galapagos Archipelago (Acarina, Parasitiformes)In this second study of the predatory mites of the Galapagos Islands 4 further families are investigated. They are represented by 10 genera. 13 novae species are described and documented by differential diagnoses and figures. The nearest related sister species of the novae species are predominantly known from Central and South America. The morphological‐functional alteration let assume advantages of selection.
Kritischer Katalog der Typen der Fischsammlung des Zoologischen Museums Berlin Teil 6: Anabantoidei
Authors: Paepke Hans‐Joachim 
Published: July 2010

AbstractCritical Catalogue of the Types of the Fish Collection of the Zoological Museum Berlin. Part 6: AnabantoideiThe sixth part of the type catalogue of the Agnatha and Fishes stored at the Zoological Museum of the Humboldt‐University in Berlin includes the types of the suborder Anabantoidei. Some aspects about the types of this group are already published by the author (concerning Chaetodon chinensis BLOCH 1790, Trichogaster fasciatus BLOCH & SCHNEIDER 1801, Macropodus concolor AHL 1937), other are still at work (concerning Ctenopoma multispinis PETERS 1844, Ctenopoma nigropannosum REICHENOW 1875).
Scaphodactylus simus (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Gammaridea), ein weiterer neuer Vertreter der Stenothoiden aus dem Sublitoral der König‐Georg‐Insel (Südshetlandinseln)
Authors: Rauschert Martin , Andres Hans Georg 
Published: July 2010

AbstractScaphodactylus simus (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Gammaridea), a Further New Species of the Stenothoids from the Sublittoral of King George Island (South Shetland Islands)Scaphodactylus simus is described as a new species from the littoral of King George Island. The study is based on material collected in depth between 30 and 100 m by dredge in the Maxwell Bay near Potter Cove (1993).
An Annotated Type Catalogue of the Lacertids (Reptilia: Lacertidae) in the Zoological Museum, Berlin
Authors: Bauer Aaron M. , Günther Rainer 
Published: July 2010

AbstractA complete catalogue is provided for the type specimens of lacertid lizards in the herpetological collection of the Zoological Museum, Berlin, as of December, 1993. The collection contains a total of 514 type specimens, representing 63 taxa, of which 42 are currently regarded as valid at the specific or subspecific level. Types representing an additional four taxa appear to have been lost from the collection. The collections are especially rich in African lacertid types and in historically significant specimens collected early in the Nineteenth Century by Pallas, Eversmann, and Hemprich & Ehrenberg. Also present are the type series of many subspecies ofPodarcis lilfordiandP. pityusensisdescribed by Eisentraut.
Halacarellus obsoletus n. sp. (Arachnida: Acari: Halacaridae), an Associate with Antarctic Hexactinellid Sponges
Authors: Bartsch Ilse 
Published: July 2010

AbstractHalacarellus obsoletus n. sp. is described. The halacarid was found within the tissue of the hexactinellid sponges Rossella antarctica, R. nuda, R. racovitzae, and Scolymastra joubini which are abundant in the shelf area of eastern Weddell Sea. H. obsoletus is thought to be an obligate associate with these sponges. The species is characterized by slender idiosoma with extremely delicate plates and slender legs ending with scythe‐shaped claws.
Further Observations on the Family Rhizophagidae with Descriptions of Seven New Genera. (Coleoptera, Rhizophagidae)
Authors: Sengupta T. , Pal T. K. 
Published: July 2010

AbstractSeven new genera and eight new species are described from the Coleoptera collection of the Museum für Naturkunde der Humboldt‐Universität Berlin: Hiekesia africana (Kapland, Africa), Noveurops philippensis (Philippine Islands), Rumnicus costatus (Philippine Islands), Barunius pacificus (New Britain), Afrobaenus mandibularis (Africa, Tansania), Kakamodes occipitalis (Kai Island), Arunus magnus (Philippine Islands), and Arunus tenuis (Philippine Islands).
Dendrelaphis striatus (Cohn), neu für die Fauna Borneos (Serpentes, Colubridae)
Authors: Vogel Gernot 
Published: July 2010

Dendrelaphis striatus (Cohn) New for the Fauna of Borneo (Serpentes, Colubridae)Dendrelaphis striatus is reported from Borneo for the first time on a the basis of a specimen in the collection of the Berlin Museum of Natural History. The taxonomic history of this species is summarised and a key to this genus on Borneo is given.
Bemerkungen über eine vorläufig unbezeichnete Cyrtopodion‐Art aus Ost‐Turkestan (China: Provinz Xinjiang);
Authors: Rösler Herbert 
Published: July 2010

Remarks on an Unnamed Crytopodion‐Species from East‐Turcestan (China: Province Xinjiang)An unknown species of the genus Cyrtopodion from northern China is described. The characteristics of this species are compared with those of the Chinese species C. elongatus, C. khasiensis, C. medogensis, C. russowii and C. tibetanus.
Zur Erforschung der Käferfauna der afrotropischen Region durch das Museum für Naturkunde Berlin mit einem überblick über die coleopterologischen Ergebnisse der ersten gemeinsamen Expedition des Museums für Naturkunde Berlin und des State Museum Windhoek in Namibia
Authors: Uhlig Manfred , Jaeger Bernd 
Published: July 2010

On the Research on the Coleoptera Fauna of the Afrotropical Region by the Museum of Natural History Berlin with a Review of the Coleopterological Results of the First Joint Expedition of the Museum of Natural History Berlin and the State Museum Windhoek in NamibiaThe paper presents a synopsis of the Coleoptera collection of the Museum of Natural History in Berlin and a detailed account of the African Coleoptera deposited in this collection, their origin and their collectors. The research on African Coleoptera which has been carried out by the coleopterologists of the museum in the past and present is summarized.The first part of the coleopterological results of the first joint expedition of the Museum of Natural History Berlin and the State Museum Windhoek to Namibia in 1992 is presented. 30,104 specimens of Coleoptera belonging to 78 families are available, 319 species, among them 31 new species described by various authors, are recognized after the study of 20 per cent of the material. More than 100 species have been reported for the first time for the Namibian Coleoptera fauna.
Contribution to the Knowledge of the Histerid Beetles from Namibia. (Coleoptera, Histeridae)
Authors: Yélamos Tomàs , Vienna Pierpaolo 
Published: July 2010

AbstractAs result of the study of Histeridae collected in the north of Namibia, 24 species are recorded. The following species are described: Tribalus namibiensis n.sp., T. uhligi n.sp. and T. espanyoli n.sp. Hister humpatanus Marseul, 1886, Tribalus kochi Thérond, 1965 and T. subdolus Vienna, 1993 are also recorded for the first time from Namibia.
Expédition entomologique Namibia 1992. Résultats scientifiques: Aphodiinae (Coleoptera, Scarabaeoidea, Aphodiidae)
Authors: Bordat Patrice 
Published: July 2010

AbstractListe des 36 espèces d'Aphodiinae capturées par l'expédition entomologique Namibia 1992 avec description de deux nouvelles espèces: Aphodius (Trichonotulus s. 1.) frankkochi n. sp. et Lorditomaeus uhligi n. sp. Deux nouvelles combinaisons sont proposées: Aphodius (Erytus) gracilis Boheman devient Aphodius (Doaphius) gracilis Boheman et Aphodius (Mendidaphodius) hirticeps Péringuey devient Aphodius (Plagiogonus) hirticeps Péringuey. Deux nouvelles synonymies sont données: Aphodius (Bodilus) kalaharicus Endrödi = Aphodius (Bodilus) laterosetosus Petrovitz et Aphodius (Trichaphodius) pseudocalcaratus Paulian = Aphodius (Trichaphodius) coputatus Schmidt. Mots clés. Coleoptera, Aphodiidae, Aphodius, Lorditomaeus; nouvelle espèce, nouvelle synonymie; Afrique, Namibie.
Neue Arten der Samenkäfer‐Gattung Spermophagus Schoenherr, 1833, aus dem südlichen Afrika (Coleoptera, Bruchidae, Amblycerinae)
Authors: Wendt Hella 
Published: July 2010

New Species of the Seed Beetle Genus Spermophagus Schoenherr, 1833, from Southern Africa (Coleoptera, Bruchidae, Amblycerinae)Eight Spermophagus species are described as new from Namibia and from other states of Southern Africa based on material collected by the entomological expeditions of the Museum of Natural History Berlin to Africa in 1989–1994 and material of the State Museum Windhoek, Namibia: Sp. blandulus spec. nov. (Zambia; loc. typ.: Kafue River), Sp. goellnerae spec. nov. (Zambia; loc. typ.: Victoria Falls), S.kavangoensis spec. nov. (Namibia; loc. typ.: Kavango), Sp. maraisi spec. nov. (Namibia; loc. typ.: West Caprivi Park), Sp. micans spec. nov. (Namibia, loc. typ.: Kavango), Sp. semirufipes spec. nov. (Namibia; loc. typ.: East Caprivi), Sp. uhligi spec. nov. (Namibia; loc. typ.: Bushmanland), and Sp. windhoekiensis spec. nov. (Namibia; loc. typ.: Windhoek).
Some results of Study on the Nitidulidae from Namibia and Adjacent Territories. Part 1 (Coleoptera, Cucujoidea, Nitidulidae
Authors: Kirejtshuk Alexander G. 
Published: July 2010

AbstractThe paper deals with a preliminary consideration of the Namibian fauna of the family Nitidulidae, including some species recorded from adjacent territories, i.e. Angola, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Republic of South Africa. The data on 56 species are given in the paper, amongst which 31 species have been collected from Namibia, but others can be expected to be collected there. The synonymy and systematic position for some species of the genera Carpophilus STEPHENS, 1830, Meligethes STEPHENS, 1830, Lordites ERICHSON, 1843, are discussed. 7 species of the Meligethes subgenus Clypeogethes are described as new: M. (C.). annae, locus typicus: Republic of South Africa, Natal, Cathedral Peaks Forest Station; M. (C.) antila, locus typicus: RSA, Natal, Nqutu; M. (C.) arcopenis, I.t.: Namibia, Grootfontein, Farm Hurisib; M. (C.) asignifer, I.t.: Namibia, Bushmanland, Klein Dobe; M. (C.) bisignifer, I.t.: Namibia, Abachaus; M. (C.) mitis, I.t.: Namibia, env. Windhoek; M. (C.) opacidorsurm, I.t.: Namibia, Okahandja. Information on distribution of the considered species is given in a maximally wide scope. The notes to some species are provided available bionomical comments.
Myriapoden aus mitteldeutschen Höhlen (Arthropoda, Myriapoda)
Authors: Eckert Rolf , Becker Jürgen 
Published: July 2010

Myriapods from Caves in Middle Germany (Arthropoda, Myriapoda)The terrestrial arthopod fauna has been investigated in 229 caves and mines of the German hills Harz, Kyffhäuser, Thüringen, and Zittauer Gebirge. About 400 traps with ethylene glycol (Barbertyp) were set in 122 suited objects for a year and proved in intervals of 4 months. Only 625 (1.5%) of the around 40000 arthropods (without Collembola) were myriapods. They belong to 15 families with 44 species. 16 and 8 species are sub‐ and eutroglophil. Tachypodoiulus niger (LEACH) is the only species which developed locally subtroglobiont populations.
Notes on the Sea‐Anemone Actinia striata (RIZZI, 1907) (Anthozoa, Cnidaria): Taxonomy, Habitat, Distribution
Authors: Chintiroglou Charis , Stefanidou Despina 
Published: July 2010

AbstractThe little known Actinia striata (RIZZI, 1907) is described from the Eastern Mediterranean for the first time. After a thorough investigation of the relevant literature, taxonomy, ecology and distribution of A. striata and other related species of the genus Actinia are discussed. Further investigation on the status of Actinia striata seems to be necessary.
Zur Kenntnis der Raubmilbencohors Gamasina LEACH (Acarina, Parasitiformes) tropischer und subtropischer Gebiete
Authors: Karg Wolfgang 
Published: July 2010

To the Knowledge of the Predatory Mite‐Cohort Gamasina LEACH (Acarina, Parasitiformes) of Tropical and Subtropical RegionsPreliminary the importance of the predatroy mites is outlined. From Chile and from New Caledonia 15 new species are described and documented by figures. Differentialdiagnoses are given most as keys for determination. 12 of the new species belong to the family Rhodacaridae OUDEMANS, 2 new species belong to the Hypoaspididae v. VITZTHUM and one new species to the Veigaiidae OUDEMANS.
Zur Synonymie des Scopaeus (Microscopaeus) pilicornis BAUDI, 1869 (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae: Paederinae), einer verkannten Art des östlichen Mediterraneums
Authors: Frisch Johannes 
Published: July 2010

Synonymical Note on Scopaeus (Microscopaeus) pilicornis BAUDI, 1869 (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae: Paederinae), a Mistaken East Mediterranean SpeciesScopaeus (Microscopaeus) pilicornis BAUDI, 1869, was little considered in the literatur since its description. The Eastern Mediterranian species is redescribed with regard of the female genitalsegments and the spermatheca. Scopaeus (Microscopaeus) microphthalmus EPPELSHEIM, 1888, is placed in synonymy of S. pilicornis. Lectotypes are designated for S. pilicornis and S. microphthalmus. The geographical distribution of S. pilicornis is given.
Weitere Untersuchungen zu Diversität und Taxonomie der Samenkäfer‐Gattung Spermophagus SCHOENHERR in der Afrotropischen Region (Chrysomeloidea; Bruchidae, Amblycerinae)
Authors: Wendt Hella 
Published: July 2010

Further Studies of Diversity and Taxonomy of the Seed Beetle Genus Spermophagus SCHOENHERR in the Afrotropical Region (Chrysomeloidea; Bruchidae, Amblycerinae)1069 specimens of the seed beetle genus Spermophagus SCHOENHERR, collected in the Afrotropical region by the entomological expeditions of the Museum für Naturkunde der Humboldt‐Universität zu Berlin, the National Museum of Namibia Windhoek, and other museums were studied and the results discussed. A total of 34 species are recorded from 35 different African countries; 22 species are reported for the first time from Namibia. The previously unknown females of six species, for which only the males were known, have been found for the first time and their genitalia are described and depicted. One new synonym is established: Spermophagus hottentotus var. abyssinicus PIC, 1927 = Sp. latithorax BOHEMAN, 1828.
Die Scatopsiden‐Typen der Dipteren‐Sammlung des Zoologischen Museums Berlin
Authors: Werner Doreen 
Published: July 2010

The Types of Scatopsidae in the Diptera Collection of the Zoological Museum in BerlinThe types of the Diptera family Scatopsidae have been covered and registered in the course of the new arrangement and catalogization of the collection material. The collection of this family of the Zoological Museum in Berlin contains 178 type specimens of 35 species. Most of the nominal species were described by DUDA, LOEW and ENDERLEIN. Furthermore, various species are described by COOK, MEIGEN, RUTHÈ and WALKER.The specimens were collected especially in Europe. The types are listed in the systematical order with bibliographical data. Furthermore the indication of type locality, collector, date of capture and remarks on the condition of the specimens are given.
Zur Identität und taxonomischen Stellung von Acupalpus pallipes DEJEAN, 1829 und Bradycellus ganglbaueri APFELBECK, 1904 (Coleoptera, Carabidae)
Authors: Jaeger Bernd 
Published: July 2010

On Identity and Taxonomical Position of Acupalpus pallipes DEJEAN, 1829 and Bradycellus ganglbaueri APFELBECK, 1904 (Coleoptera, Carabidae)The study of the holotype of Acupalpus pallipes DEJEAN, 1829, confirmed its synonymy with Bradycellus ganglbaueri APFELBECK, 1904. Because the name pallipes DEJEAN, 1829, represents a secondary junior homonym of pallipes STEPHENS, 1828 (actually a junior synonym of Bradycellus verbasci DUFT., 1812), the valid name of the taxon is ganglbaueri APFELBECK.Bradycellus ganglbaueri APFELBECK is redescribed, figured and firstly recorded for Albania. The species is rather isolated among the Palaearctic Bradycellus. Its taxonomic position is therefore discussed. Bradycellus ganglbaueri is provisionally placed into Bradycellus subgenus Bradycellus (including Tetraplatypus).
Tastsensitivität biologischer Zellen auf der Nanometerskala
Authors: Spatz Joachim 
Published: July 2010

AbstractJoachim P. SpatzZellen messen mit großer Empfindlichkeit die chemische, topographische und mechanische Beschaffenheit der Materialien, die sie umgeben und mit denen sie wechselwirken.Die Synthese molekular definierter Biomaterialien kann daher zum Verständnis und zur Steuerung der Zellkommunikation beitragen.
Spinnen wie die Spinnen
Authors: Römer Lin , Scheibel Thomas 
Published: July 2010

AbstractDie Natur hat in Jahrmillionen der Evolution Biomaterialien geschaffen, deren Bedeutung für technische Anwendungen wir erst langsam zu verstehen beginnen. Eines davon ist Spinnenseide – die zugrunde liegenden Proteine lassen sich inzwischen biotechnisch rekombinant herstellen.
Methoden für die Metabolomik
Authors: Detmmer Katja 
Published: July 2010

AbstractKatja DettmerDas Metabolom umfasst Tausende Substanzen unterschiedlicher Stoffklassen mit unterschiedlichen chemischen und physikalischen Eigenschaften und in Konzentrationen, die Größenordnungen auseinander liegen. Diese Vielfalt stellt die analytische Chemie, und hier insbesondere die Trenntechniken, vor neue Aufgaben.
ATPase‐Inhibitoren Archazolid und Cruentaren: Totalsynthesen
Authors: von Zezschwitz Paultheo 
Published: July 2010

AbstractDie Enzymgruppe der ATPasen katalysiert grundlegende zelluläre Vorgänge wie die ATP‐Synthese oder Transportprozesse unter Verbrauch von ATP. Sie ist damit ein wichtiges pharmakologisches Target. Zwei potente Inhibitoren wurden kürzlich erstmals synthetisiert.
Information aus 140 Jahren
Authors: Huber Richard 
Published: July 2010

AbstractRichard HuberDas Chemische Zentralblatt aus der Zeit von 1830 bis 1969 ist nun digitalisiert. Somit ist ein Kapitel chemischer Geschichte ohne Zugriff auf eine Bibliothek zugänglich. GDCh‐Mitglieder testen kostenlos.
Mykotoxine in Getreide spektroskopisch erfassen
Authors: Rasch Claudia , Kumke Michael U. , Löhmannsröben Hans‐Gerd 
Published: July 2010

AbstractClaudia Rasch, Michael U. Kumke, Hans‐Gerd LöhmannsröbenSensoren für die In‐situ‐Detektion von Schimmelpilzgiften in Lebensmitteln nutzen die Absorptions‐ und Emissionseigenschaften der Toxine im UV‐ und im sichtbaren Bereich.