Named for John H. Day plus Psammolyce [details]

Named for Olga Hartman, who earlier indicated the specimen was an undescribed form [details]

Inhaca Island is the collecting site. [details]

Hannelore Paxton was the collector of the holotype [details]

Named for Elizabeth C. Pope, collector, of Australian Museum [details]

Named for Victor Ariel Gallardo, who earlier examined the holotype. [details]

After Aaron Louis Treadwell, who had earlier examined the specimen. [details]

Named for R. Horst, who reported the species as the related P. flava. [details]

Pettibone (1997:56) reported that the holotype was not known to exist and the original description was inadequate ... [details]

Lepidopleurus Claparède, 1868 in Polychaeta is preoccupied by Lepidopleurus Risso, 1826 in Mollusca [details]

Replacement name for Lepidopleurus Claparède,1868, a junior homonym. [details]

The misspelling as Lepidopleum appears in the textbook of Perrier, 1897 and has at least one other secondary usage ... [details]

A misspelling as Lepidopleum (q.v.) appears in the textbook of Perrier, 1897. This appears to be a simple error, ... [details]

Monotypic genus [details]

Puerto Rico, Caribbean Sea, 18.5, -66.3833, 73 m [details]

Inhaca Island, Mozambique, East Africa, -26, 32.9166 (gazeteer approximation) [details]

Cottesloe Beach, near Perth, Western Australia, -31.9958, 115.7505, 0 m. [details]

Aldinga Reef, St. Vincent Gulf, South Australia, -35.2824, 138.4395 (Geolocator estimate) [details]

Off Nha Trang, Viet Nam, 12.2286, 109.2050 (Gazeteer approximation), 9 m [details]

South coast of Molokai Island, Hawaii, 21.0858, -157.0647 (Gazeteer approximation), 42 m [details]

Off Djangkar, Java, -7.7667, 114.5083, 330 m [details]

Holotype said to be "in poor shape", with elytra mostly missing [details]