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Quatrefages, A. de. (1866 (1865)). Histoire naturelle des Annelés marins et d'eau douce. Annélides et Géphyriens. Librarie Encyclopédique de Roret. Paris. Volume 1. 1-588.
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Quatrefages, A. de.
1866 (1865)
Histoire naturelle des Annelés marins et d'eau douce. Annélides et Géphyriens
Librarie Encyclopédique de Roret. Paris.
<b>Volume 1.</b> 1-588.
Publication
[Some vol.2 species are also linked here but see also source id51472]. This is the main link to most polychaetes in Quatrefages Annelés marins. However many polychaetes in volume 2 belong under source 51472. These will be changed.
This work was not published until the summer of 1866 according to Wright in Zoological Record vol.3. In any case at earliest the date defaults to 31 December 1865 under the code as the true date is unknown
Eastern Atlantic
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Chloeia viridis Schmarda, 1861 (additional source)
Marphysa Quatrefages, 1866 (original description) Marphysa bellii (Audouin & Milne Edwards, 1833) accepted as Paucibranchia bellii (Audouin & Milne Edwards, 1833) (new combination reference) Marphysa sanguinea (Montagu, 1813) (additional source) Polyphysia crassa (Örsted, 1843) (additional source) Scalibregma inflatum Rathke, 1843 (additional source) Authority The Hartman Catalogue lists Audouinia lamarckii as authored as an original name by Quatrefages, but this is ... [details] Authority Hartman (1959:391) reported this name as "delle Chiaje, 1828 in Quatrefages, 1865" [Q. page 517]. This was modified ... [details] Description The species was described under Lumbrineris. The original description clearly describes and illustrates a ... [details] Description Quatrefages gives a long description. The specimen was large, 14 centimetres by 7 millimetres, with [in ... [details] Diagnosis Original diagnosis by Quatrefages (1866: 433): "Tête très-petite, mais distincte, privée d'antennes. Corps ... [details] Diagnosis Original diagnosis by Quatrefages (1850: 292): "Dans les Portelies (Portelia), genre nouveau très voisin des ... [details] Distribution Mediterranean. Quatrefages specimens came from Marseilles and Nice, France, but delle Chiaje's original Spio ... [details] Editor's comment Subsequent usages of this name have yet to be found. It would now be a Laetmonice (via replacement name Hermonia) [details] Etymology Not stated but evidently Eunice gaimardi is named for the collector, naval surgeon Joseph Paul Gaimard of 'L'Astrolabe' [details] Etymology not stated, but evidently named after M. Mathieu (note spelling difference as latinised), who collected the ... [details] Etymology Quatrefages named two species 'venusta' in his 1866 monograph, the other being a Chloeia. In Latin 'venustas' means ... [details] Etymology The etymology of 'Linopherus' is unknown. It looks to be a compound with a masculine ending, but possible ... [details] Etymology Not stated by Quatrefages, and not known. Marphysa does not appear to be a known word in classical Latin or Greek. ... [details] Etymology Nereis castelnaui is evidently named for the collector, de Castelnau. Francis de La Porte, Comte de Castelnau ... [details] Etymology Evidently named for one of the collectors (Quoy & Gaimard). Jean René Constant Quoy was a ship's doctor ... [details] Etymology Not stated by the author, possibly the species was dedicated to Quatrefages' mother, Louise Marguerite Henriette ... [details] Grammatical gender Feminine. Quatrefages used three feminine species suffixes for his Audouinia species. Additionally the Code treats ... [details] Grammatical gender Unclear. Linopherus appears to be masculine, but the majority of species names have not been adjusted from the ... [details] Grammatical gender Feminine, an assumption mainly based on the early Marphysa names created and that 'physa' in Greek is a feminine ... [details] Holotype Salazar-Vallejo (2014) notes that MNHN 627 is regarded as the holotype by the holding museum, but this is doubtful ... [details] Homonymy There are two earlier names with priority as Cirratulus australis, one by Blanchard, 1849, and a second by ... [details] Homonymy Nereis robusta Quatrefages, 1866 from New Zealand is an unreplaced junior primary homonym to Nereis robusta ... [details] New combination Quatrefages (1866:393) appears to be the first to restore Amphinome rostrata, after the incorrect usages as ... [details] Nomenclature Quatrefages published the name as Hermione mathei, but as provenance mentions "Aphrodita mathei, Valenciennes, coll ... [details] Nomenclature Nematonereis grubei is an invalid replacement name. Quatrefages transfers Grube's 1840 Lumbriconereis unicornis to ... [details] Nomenclature based on the description attributed as 'Lycoris pulsatoria?' in Rathke (1837, Zur Fauna der Krym, p.412). Rathke ... [details] Nomenclature Quatrefages used his new genus Oria as a place to assign Fabricia (Amphicorina) armandi Claparède, reserving ... [details] Publication date Quatrefages (1866:551) is evidently the source for Hartman's (1959:390) catalogue record date of 1828 (she uses "in ... [details] Spelling It is uncertain if all these "Aphrodite" variants exist in literature. However, for example Quatrefages (1866) used ... [details] Spelling Quatrefages did not use this 'Aphrodite' spelling. Origin in literature unknown. [details] Spelling In the main description for Johnstonia, as published in the second volume of 'Histoire naturelle des Annelés ...', ... [details] Spelling The obvious lapsus as 'Jonhstonia' is given a separate record because it features in Quatrefages' main description ... [details] Spelling Quatrefages (1866) used the correct generic spelling. He used Lumbrineris, not the variant Lumbriconereis. [details] Spelling In his text the spelling heading by Quatrefages is as 'haemasona', also as hemasone in vernacular French, and ... [details] Spelling Note that the original spelling is "heterocheta", not "heterochaeta". The spelling as Tylorrhynchus heterochaetus ... [details] Spelling The original spelling of the species is "margaraticeus", instead of "margaritaceus". Quatrefages (1866) did not ... [details] Spelling Note that the original spelling is "heterocheta", not "heterochaeta". The spelling as Tylorrhynchus heterochaetus ... [details] Status Probably indeterminable if specimen is no longer in the Paris Museum [details] Status Nereis ventilabrum has been treated as an original name created by Quatrefages, 1866. In Solis-Weiss et al types ... [details] Synonymy Dasybranchus Quatrefages, 1866 and Nephtys Cuvier, 1817 share the same type species, Nereis ciliata Müller, 1788, ... [details] Synonymy Quatrefages (1866: 485) described (relatively fully) Lophiocephalus grandis, but evidently from the same two Paris ... [details] Synonymy Synonymised to Perinereis cultrifera (Grube, 1840) by Heinen (1911) and Regnard (1913) and possibly by others ... [details] Synonymy Grube (1850: 293 somewhat tentatively referred Oenone maculata to Arabella. He does not use the combination ... [details] Taxonomic remark attributed as "Valenciennes, Coll. du Museum" which may mean labelled/identified at the museum by Valenciennes ... [details] Taxonomy Quatrefages (1866: 382) placed the genus and species as incertae sedis in Lumbrineridae. Hartman evidently did not ... [details] Taxonomy As Conconia is monotypic the transfer of C. caerulea to Sthenelais means that Conconia is a junior synonym of ... [details] Taxonomy Hartman catalogue records this name as 'Millepeda marina amboinensis Seba in Audouin & Milne Edwards, 1833' but in ... [details] Taxonomy New name for Serpula trilatera Grube, 1850, in itself a new name for Serpula triquetra non Linnaeus, sensu ... [details] Taxonomy Grube's new name for Serpula triquetra non Linnaeus, sensu Philippi, 1844; indeterminable according to Quatrefages ... [details] Type locality New Zealand. The locality is only "Nouvelle-Zelande" but Arnoux possibly collected the specimen at Akaroa [details] Type locality New Zealand, collected Quoy & Gaimard (on "Astrolabe"), possibly at Tasman Bay or Bay of Islands. [details] Type locality Saint Vaast, France. Although Hartman's catalogue indicates the type locality is Norway, Quatrefages specimens were ... [details] Type locality New Zealand (unspecified further), via collection of the Paris Museum, collected by Quoy & Gaimard in 1827 from the ... [details] Type locality Quatrefages (1866) examined specimens from both Saint-Jean-de-Luz (Bay of Biscay, southern Atlantic France) and ... [details] Type locality Île-de-Bréhat, Brittany, France, 48.8374, -3.005037 (adjusted from gazetteer) [details] Type locality Tenerife, Canary Islands, approximate gazetteer position 28.4484, -16.2609 [details] Type locality Western coasts of France. Collection of the Museum. Approximately 46.2398 N, -1.3139 W [details] Type locality Gloria, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, approx -22.9212, -43.1678 [details] Type locality Museum specimen which has lost its locality of collection. However not indeterminable if type exists. [details] Type locality Iles moluques (Malukus Islands, central point -2.8780, 129.1291), collected by Quoy et Gaimard [details] Type locality New Zealand, from unspecified location, collected by Quoy & Gaimard according to Quatrefages. [details] Type locality Collected by Compte de Castelnau from coast of Lima, Peru. Collection of the Paris museum. Aprox geolocation ... [details] Type locality Saint-Vaast-la-Hogue, Cotentin peninsula, Normandy coast, France, gazetteer estimate 49.5835, -1.2631 [details] Type material Solis-Weiss et al (2004) did not find type specimens at the Paris museum [details] Type species Quatrefages included four species in his new genus Audouinia, A. lamarckii, A. norwegica, A. crassa, and A. ... [details] |
