@article {992,
	title = {Druhov{\'a} rozmanitost {\v c}esk{\'y}ch mnohono{\v z}ek v historick{\'e}m kontextu (Species diversity of the Czech millipedes in the historical context)},
	journal = {Myriapodologica Czecho-Slovaca},
	volume = {1},
	year = {2001},
	month = {12/2001},
	pages = {59{\textendash}60},
	chapter = {59},
	abstract = {<p>The first reviews of millipedes in Bohemia and Moravia were published by Rosick\&yacute; (1786) and Vali\&scaron; (1904),\&nbsp;respectively. Rosick\&yacute; (1876) presented 19 species from Bohemia and Vali\&scaron; (1904) described 28 species from Moravia.\&nbsp;Lang (1954) published the survey of 52 species of Czech millipedes in his monograph. Guli{\v c}ka (1985) considered about\&nbsp;a high probability of misidentification of the basis for several species in Lang\&$\#$39;s monograph. Unfortunately, Lang\&$\#$39;s\&nbsp;collections were destroyed after his death in 1972. Guli{\v c}ka (1985) reviewed in his survey 64 species for the Czech\&nbsp;Republic. lt is possible that several species of millipedes could be concealed among several very similar species. Natural\&nbsp;spreading as well as introduction of millipedes species caused by human activities must be taken in consideration. The\&nbsp;current list of millipedes can be still larger due to the continuing intense faunistic research in our country.</p>
},
	keywords = {Diplopoda, historical view, millipedes},
	issn = {1213-4732},
	author = {Kocourek, Pavel}
}
