Abstract
In this paper descriptions are given of thirteen species, of which five have already been described from southern Africa. Ten of them belong to the family Polyceridae and three to the Goniodorididae.
Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa
Volume 35, 1958 - Issue 4
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