Adis J   2002

Amazonian Arachnida and Myriapoda. Identification keys to all classes, orders, families, some genera, and lists of known terrestial species.

590 S., zahlr. Abb., 6 Farbtafeln. Offenbar das letzte Exemplar vom Verlag! Leider ist die Bindung nicht so gut wie der Preis es erwarten lässt...

Braunwalder ME   2005

Fauna Helvetica: Scorpiones.

240 S., 34 farb. Abb., 43 Fig. Text deutsch u. italienisch.

British Arachnological Society   1973-1980

Bulletin, Vol 2 Heft 7,8,9; Vol. 4 Heft 4,5,6,7,8,9; Vol. 5 Heft 1-5. 14 Hefte, broschiert, sehr sauber.

Kime & Enghoff   2011

Atlas of European Millipedes (Class Diplopoda), Vol. 1

A4, hardcover, 282 S.

Mikhaljova EV   2004

The Millipedes (Diplopoda) of the Asian part of Russia.

292 pp., 35 maps, 675 b/w figs, color photos, references, index, hardback. A complete synopsis of the millipede fauna of Asian Russia

Nationalnyckeln till Sveriges Flora och Fauna   2005

Mångfotingar. Myriapoda. By G. Andersson et al.

351 pages. Illustrated. Text in Swedish with English summary to each species. 28 x 23 cm. Hardback. Contains all what is worth knowing about Myriapoda (Chilopoda, Diplopoda, Pauropoda, Symphyla) from North Europe. Lavishly illustrated with water colours, line drawings and distribution maps. With illustrated keys. English summary to each species.

Pedroli-Christen A   1993

Faunistique des Mille-Pattes (Diplopoda) de Suisse. Faunistik der Tausendfüsser der Schweiz.

167, LXII S., Text französisch und deutsch.

Schmidt G   2003

Die Vogelspinnen. Eine weltweite Übersicht.

383 S., 74 Farbfotos, 846 Abb. - Neue Brehm-Bücherei 641

Stucki & Zaugg   2005

Fauna Helvetica 15: Decapoda.

56 S., 23 Abb., 3 Farbtafeln, 39 Tab., 8 Karten. Text français/deutsch.

Eine Darstellung des aktuellen Status der Krebsfauna der Schweiz sowie der Biologie und Verbreitung der vorkommenden Arten

Weigmann G   2006

Die Tierwelt Deutschlands 76. Teil: Hornmilben (Oribatida).

520 S., 234 Abb.-gruppen, 8 Taf. mit REM-Photos. Includes a Family Key in English.
The last complete textbook of oribatid mites from Germany is 75 years old (Willmann 1931). This contribution deals with the identification of oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida) of Germany and the adjacent regions of the neighbouring countries. The keys comprise 84 families with more than 190 genera. About 520 species from German areas are described for which chorological and ecological data are given. Altogether about 620 species are treated including those which have been found up to now in the adjacent regions, only.
The keys are illustrated by 234 tables with informative line drawings. The appendix presents a family key in English, additionally. The book is essential for taxonomists and ecologists dealing with Centraleuropean oribatid mites.

Weygoldt P   2000

Whip Spiders (Amblypygi): Biology, Morphology and Systematics.

163 S., 302 Abb. Hardback. Umfassend! Whip spiders (Amblypygi) can be large and terrifying animals with strong, raptorial pedipalps and long antenniform first legs that can produce a span of as much as 60 cm. Others are small and scarcely span 5 cm. They all lead a secretive nocturnal life and are extremely dangerous to other arthropods and small vertebrates. In contrast to spiders and scorpions, they are of no commercial, economic or medical importance and they are difficult to study in the field because of their nocturnal habits.