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Name

Southern, R. (1913). Clare Island Survey. Part 48: Oligochaeta. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy (B). pp 1–14.

SourceID

278020

Authors

Southern, R.

Year

1913

Title

Clare Island Survey. Part 48: Oligochaeta

Journal

Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy (B)

Suffix

pp 1–14.

Type

Publication

Full text

Southern 1913 Clare island Survey 48 Oligochaeta.pdf

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Taxa (1)
Notes (6)

Grania Southern, 1913 (original description)

Etymology

for Enchytraeus cliarensis Southern, 1913

Southern (1913) gave no etymological explanation of the species epithet but the species is probably named after its ... [details]

Etymology

for Grania Southern, 1913

named after the famous chieftainess of Clare Island in the 16th century. Editorial note: this would be Grace ... [details]

Etymology

for Grania maricola Southern, 1913

Southern named this species 'maricola' for it was the first ever oligochaete found below the low-water mark. ... [details]

Grammatical gender

for Grania Southern, 1913

feminine [details]

Type locality

for Enchytraeus cliarensis Southern, 1913

A few specimens of this species were found in weeds from rock-pools on Clare Island, in April or May 1909 [details]

Type locality

for Grania maricola Southern, 1913

2 immature specimens from Clew Bay, Clare Island, Ireland at a depth of 24 fathoms (=43.8m); Mature specimens in ... [details]