A5052309576- Legal Issues in South Africa
- Comparative and International Law Studies
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- Corporate Governance and Law
- Spider Taxonomy and Behavior Studies
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- Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems
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- Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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- Law, logistics, and international trade
- Legal Education and Practice Innovations
- Medical Malpractice and Liability Issues
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- Study of Mite Species
- International Law and Human Rights
- Multicultural Socio-Legal Studies
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- Legal Rights and Human Rights
- Plant and animal studies
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Clinvet
2024
National Museum
2016-2023
University of the Free State
2011-2021
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
2011
ABSTRACT Foliage-dwelling spiders (Arachnida: Araneae) were collected from four common tree species in the Grassland Biome of central South Africa by beat-sampling. The aim study was to assess possible differences assemblage structure and composition that could be attributed structural vegetation. In total, 1909 representing 17 families 54 collected. Four dominant abundance, together accounting for more than 73% spider fauna: Miturgidae (23.1%) most numerous, followed Araneidae (17.7%),...
Two new species of Afrogarypus Beier, 1931, A. haddadi sp. nov. and pseudotriangularis nov., a Geogarypus Chamberlin, 1930, G. grandis are described. is diagnosed by reduced isb five rami on the female galea. trichobothria eb, esb, ib, est, isb, b, sb st grouping within first half fixed finger length ten unique from rest its South African conspecifics in having two additional basal setae cheliceral hand, pedipalps densely ornamented with distinct protuberances protuberance at base movable...
Trapdoor spiders (Araneae: Mygalomorphae), scorpions (Scorpiones) and camel (Solifugae) were collected by pitfall trapping from an undisturbed grassland area within the Free State National Botanical Gardens, with aim of analysing effects rainfall, temperature lunar incidence on their activity patterns. During study a total 8109 non-acarine arachnids collected, which Mygalomorphae, Solifugae Scorpiones represented only 5.04% (n = 409). Mygalomorph 195) four families five species, namely...
The hive environment of the honey bee Apis mellifera is rich in diverse resources (pollen, honey, wax, brood, and adult worker bees) which support a myriad other arthropods (such as mites, flies...
The South African fauna of Gymnobisiidae pseudoscorpions is revised. Originally containing only three species in a single genus (Gymnobisium Beier, 1931), results this study show that there are eight distinct the within Africa, five which new to science, namely G. capense sp. nov., cuneatum hogsbackense megalodontum nov. and prionotogladiatum Three these, inukshuk Harvey Giribet, 2016 (which rare troglobite), short-range endemics threatened by habitat loss. Most other species, with exception...
A faunistic study of the intertidal oribatid mite fauna South Africa's coastline revealed presence four species from three families, showing specific biogeographic patterns. Their occurrences show a clear east–west divide, with small gap near East London between Podacaridae and other two Selenoribatidae Fortuyniidae, clearly coinciding suggested marine ecoregions. The podacarid Halozetes capensis is confined to cooler warm-temperate Agulhas Ecoregion; fortuyniid Fortuynia elamellata...
A new species of the endemic South African sac spider genus Spinotrachelas Haddad, 2006 is described. montanus sp. n. described based on material collected from four localities in uKhahlamba-Drakensberg mountains, representing first records east country and Grassland Biome.
Recently, the author stated six requirements for lawfulness of an arrest without a warrant by police officer as follows (see Neethling 'Arrest and abuse right' 2010 TSAR 821–822 references cited there): Firstly, person to be arrested must commit offense or attempt in presence officer, he reasonably suspected having committed listed Criminal Procedure Act s 40(1)(a) (b) 51 1977); secondly, purpose object bring arrestee before court tried alleged offense; thirdly, necessary assure appearance...
A new species of pseudoscorpion, Afrogarypus foordi sp. nov. (Pseudoscorpiones, Geogarypidae), is described in honour South African arachnologist Stefan Hendrik Foord. The from both sexes and known near Fauresmith, Free State, Africa. It amongst the smallest (chela length ca. 0.6–0.8 mm) differs its congeners by lacking trichobothrium isb on fixed chelal finger, monotarsate legs I II, details galea dentation fingers.
Information about larva and nymphal stages as well additional descriptions of adults four littoral species the families Fortuyniidae, Selenoribatidae Podacaridae found around coast South Africa are provided. Juveniles Fortuynia elamellata micromorpha in accordance with morphology other known juveniles Fortuynia, but former shows distinctly barbed rostral setae, a trait which lacks all species. Adults African Selenoribates divergens similar to Egyptian specimens, except for presence small...
As indicated in the previous article this series, state liability is based primarily on its vicarious for delict committed by a servant acting his capacity and within scope of authority as such servant. Since fault part employer not requirement liability, state’s form strict liability. The principles are applied analogously to private activities. State therefore merely involves application ordinary law requirements also applicable state. focus will accordingly be these requirements.