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Name

Clark, H.J. (1868). On the Spongiae Ciliatae as Infusoria Flagellata; or, observations on the structure, animality, and relationship of Leucosolenia botryoides, Bowerbank. Memoirs of the Boston Natural History Society. 1(III): 305-340.

SourceID

259288

Authors

Clark, H.J.

Year

1868

Title

On the Spongiae Ciliatae as Infusoria Flagellata; or, observations on the structure, animality, and relationship of Leucosolenia botryoides, Bowerbank.

Journal

Memoirs of the Boston Natural History Society

Suffix

1(III): 305-340

Type

Publication

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Taxa (1)
Notes (7)

Salpingoeca H.J.Clark, 1866 (original description)

Environment

for Bicosoeca lacustris H.J.Clark, 1867

This species lives in quiet streams and lakes, attached to filamentous Algae, and is quite common, especially on ... [details]

Environment

for Codosiga pulcherrima H.J.Clark, 1866

It frequents the same habitat as Anthophysa, which is "quite common among fresh-water plants". [details]

Environment

for Salpingoeca H.J.Clark, 1866

I have met with three quite diverse species of this genus, of which that under present consideration and another ... [details]

Environment

for Salpingoeca amphoridium Clark, 1867

I have met with three quite diverse species of this genus, of which that under present consideration and another ... [details]

Environment

for Salpingoeca gracilis H.J.Clark, 1867

I have met with three quite diverse species of this genus, of which that under present consideration and another ... [details]

Environment

for Salpingoeca marina James-Clark, 1868

I have met with three quite diverse species of this genus, of which that under present consideration and another ... [details]

Habitat

for Anisonema concavum H.J.Clark, 1868

The habitat of this animalcule is among tangled masses of confervoid Algae in ponds and ditches, where decaying ... [details]