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Baker, F. C. (1911). The Lymnaeidae of North and Middle America, recent and fossil. The Chicago Academy of Sciences, special publication. 3: 1-539.
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Baker, F. C.
1911
The Lymnaeidae of North and Middle America, recent and fossil
The Chicago Academy of Sciences, special publication
3: 1-539
Publication
Date action by
Galba Schrank, 1803 (additional source)
Spelling "Etimologically the name should be spelled Limnaea, but there seems to be no valid reason why Lamarck's original ... [details] Taxonomic remark Stated as 'Barbados'. Baker (1911) found it erroneous; according to this author, the species is from North America [details] Taxonomic remark Possibly, identical to Ladislavella catascopium (Say, 1817) [fide Baker, 1911: 391] [details] Taxonomic remark According to Baker (1911), the name Lymnaea jugularis "was doubtless founded on immature material" [details] Type locality Stated as "Unity, Me". According to Baker (1911), the type locality is "Lake Winnecook, Unity, Waldo Co, Maine" [details] Type locality The syntype label reads “Maine or Marseilles” (see F.C. Baker, 1911: 463) [details] Type locality USA, possibly in Missouri or Ohio (fide Baker, 1911: 464) [details] Type locality Three-quarters of a mile east of Belshaw's ranch, Grant County, John Day Valley, Oregon, United States; Mascall ... [details] Type locality Near Blindman River mouth ("Blind Man River, Township 40, Range 1, west of the Fifth Principal Meridian"), Red Deer ... [details] Type locality Not stated (probably near Philadelphia) [details] |