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Basterotia angulata (S. V. Wood, 1857)

736227  (urn:lsid:marinespecies.org:taxname:736227)

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(of Sphenia angulata S. V. Wood, 1857) Wood, S. V. (1848-1882). A monograph of the Crag Mollusca with descriptions of shells from the Upper Tertiaries of the British Isles. 2. Bivalves. London: printed for the Palaeontographical society. Part 1: pp. I-XII, 1-208, pl. 1-21 [1848]. Part 2: 1-150, pl. 1-12 [1851] 151-216, pl. 13-20 [1853] 217-342, pl. 21-31 [1857], (note) 1-2 [1861]. Part 3 (Suppl.): I-XXXI, 1-99, pl. 1-7 [1872], 99-231, pl. 8-11 + addendum [1874]. Part 4 (2 Suppl.): 1-58, pl. 1-6 [1879]. Part 5 (3 Suppl.): 1-24, pl. 1 [1882]. , available online at http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/bibliography/11876
page(s): 289-290; pl. 29 fig. 5a-e; note: name introduced in synonymy of Saxicava? carinata? Brocchi, 1814, made available by usage as a valid name by Monterosato (1874: 255). Not available (nomen nudum) from S. V. Wood (1840), ...    
name introduced in synonymy of Saxicava? carinata? Brocchi, 1814, made available by usage as a valid name by Monterosato (1874: 255). Not available (nomen nudum) from S. V. Wood (1840), and preoccupied by Sphenia angulata Deshayes, 1856.
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Nomenclature Oliver (2013) wrote "In the Atlantic the only other species referred to Saxicavella is S. angulata [= S. carinata of...  
Nomenclature Oliver (2013) wrote "In the Atlantic the only other species referred to Saxicavella is S. angulata [= S. carinata of authors, not Brocchi 1814] but that species has cardinal teeth (Fig. 5C) and as noted above should be referred to the genus Basterotia.". If this is followed, the Indo-Pacific Basterotia angulata (H. Adams, 1871) becomes a secondary homonym and the earliest potentially valid name seems Basterotia caledonica (P.Fischer, 1886) [details]
MolluscaBase eds. (2025). MolluscaBase. Basterotia angulata (S. V. Wood, 1857). Accessed through: World Register of Marine Species at: https://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=736227 on 2025-04-17
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Nomenclature

original description (of Sphenia angulata S. V. Wood, 1857) Wood, S. V. (1848-1882). A monograph of the Crag Mollusca with descriptions of shells from the Upper Tertiaries of the British Isles. 2. Bivalves. London: printed for the Palaeontographical society. Part 1: pp. I-XII, 1-208, pl. 1-21 [1848]. Part 2: 1-150, pl. 1-12 [1851] 151-216, pl. 13-20 [1853] 217-342, pl. 21-31 [1857], (note) 1-2 [1861]. Part 3 (Suppl.): I-XXXI, 1-99, pl. 1-7 [1872], 99-231, pl. 8-11 + addendum [1874]. Part 4 (2 Suppl.): 1-58, pl. 1-6 [1879]. Part 5 (3 Suppl.): 1-24, pl. 1 [1882]. , available online at http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/bibliography/11876
page(s): 289-290; pl. 29 fig. 5a-e; note: name introduced in synonymy of Saxicava? carinata? Brocchi, 1814, made available by usage as a valid name by Monterosato (1874: 255). Not available (nomen nudum) from S. V. Wood (1840), ...    
name introduced in synonymy of Saxicava? carinata? Brocchi, 1814, made available by usage as a valid name by Monterosato (1874: 255). Not available (nomen nudum) from S. V. Wood (1840), and preoccupied by Sphenia angulata Deshayes, 1856.
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new combination reference Oliver, P. G. (2013). Description of <i>Atopomya dolobrata</i> gen. et sp. nov.: First record of bacterial symbiosis in the Saxicavellinae (Bivalvia). <em>Journal of Conchology.</em> 41(3): 359-367. [details] Available for editors  PDF available [request]

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Nomenclature Oliver (2013) wrote "In the Atlantic the only other species referred to Saxicavella is S. angulata [= S. carinata of authors, not Brocchi 1814] but that species has cardinal teeth (Fig. 5C) and as noted above should be referred to the genus Basterotia.". If this is followed, the Indo-Pacific Basterotia angulata (H. Adams, 1871) becomes a secondary homonym and the earliest potentially valid name seems Basterotia caledonica (P.Fischer, 1886) [details]