McIntosh (1900) states he adopted as replacement name for the homonym Dasylepis a name a certain Canon Norman had ... [details]
McIntosh identified his specimen as Enipo kinbergi, but included this comment: "I have placed this under Malmgren's ... [details]
Not stated. Assumed named after Eliza McIntosh, the mother of William McIntosh [details]
After professor Hubrecht of Utrecht (given name not stated). A McIntosh footnote states: "Named after the ... [details]
McIntosh (1897) introduced Gattyana to replace Nychia, which was a homonym, and he explained the etymology in his ... [details]
McIntosh (1900: 330) states "Named after the best benefactress in Marine Zoology my museum ever had." Clearly ... [details]
McIntosh replaced Dasylepis with Acanthicolepis because the name was preoccupied by a Silurian ganoid fish [details]
Junior homonym to Nychia Stål 1859 in Insecta (Hemiptera). McIntosh replaced it with Gattyana. [details]
Included in WoRMS via the Hartman catalogue, where she includes "Mus marinus Linnaeus, 1756" in the Aphroditidae as ... [details]
Possibly the first creation of Laetmatonice as a misspelling of Laetmonice is in Baird (1865: 179). Baird presents ... [details]
It seems in 1876 McIntosh used jeffreysi for about 3 annelid species, but he always later used jeffreysii with a ... [details]
McIntosh: "Deep water off St. Andrews Bay. The examples have occurred in the stomachs of cod and haddock (E. M.)." ... [details]
54 miles off Achill Head, Ireland, North Atlantic Ocean, ~54°'N 11°22'W, 914 m [details]
Off St Andrews, Scotland. "Procured from the debris brought by fishing-boats from the off-shore waters, St. ... [details]
author: "Dredged in 165 fathoms off the west coast of Ireland (Station 9] in 1869. " Later McIntosh (1900) gives ... [details]