Chamberlin (1919:470) used new subfamily Caobangiiniae, and by the principle of coordination is author of ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 326) places Enonella bicarinata in Lumbrineridae, while commenting that it is incompletely ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) introduces Heteromaldaninae for Heteromaldane Ehlers, 1908 in a key with the contrasting couplet ... [details]
Formerly a subfamily in Ampharetidae. Chamberlin (1919: 443) in a key, without indicating it was a new subfamily, ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 409) introduced Sonatsinae for his new genus Sonatsa. It was stated to be diagnosed with a ... [details]
Surface, taken at night by electric light. [details]
Surface, taken at night by electric light. [details]
Surface, taken at night by electric light. [details]
Not stated by the author. Probably shallow water. [details]
Surface, taken at night by electric light. [details]
Defined in a key as Crochets all simple, with a distinct subapical spur or spine. Branchiae numerous, in a U-shaped ... [details]
Chamberlin's (1919: 397) key couplet was "Crochets on certain somites (in the genotype V-VIII) composite. [Body] ... [details]
Central Pacific Ocean: Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands (off Abaiang). Only known from the type locality. [details]
Central Pacific Ocean: Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands (off Abaiang). Only known from the type locality. [details]
Central Pacific Ocean: Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands (off Abaiang). Only known from the type locality. [details]
Pacific Ocean: Panama (Perico Island). [details]
Central Pacific Ocean: Marshall Islands (off Arno Reef). Only known from the type locality. [details]
Central Pacific Ocean: Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands (off Abaiang). Only known from the type locality. [details]
the species name is derived from the latin defendere, to ward off or defend [details]
The specific epithet obliquatus is the Latin word for 'to bend to the side' or 'twisted aside', and seems to refer ... [details]
The specific epithet planipalpus is composed by the Latin adjective planus, meaning 'flat', and the Latin noun ... [details]
The specific epithet torquens is the Latin word for 'twisting' or 'curling', and refers to the "strongly coiled ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) derived Balanochaeta from two Greek words meaning 'clasp/snap' and chaeta [details]
Not stated by the author. The name Capitellethus seems to be composed by the name Capitella Blainville, 1828, the ... [details]
Unstated but presumably named after Maurice Caullery, a prolific contemporary French author to Chamberlin. The form ... [details]
The specific epithet insulana is a Latin adjective meaning 'insular' or 'of or pertaining to an island', and refers ... [details]
The specific epithet regnans is derived from the Latin verb regnare, meaning 'to rule or reign'. It could be a ... [details]
Specific epithet from the Gosiute, gwasi, tail, and toa, tube. [details]
The specific epithet atypica, feminine of the Latin adjective atypicus and meaning 'atypical', refers to the fact ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) names Pantoithrix from two Greek words meaning 'of all sorts' and 'hair' [details]
According to Chamberlin the genus name Podarmus is derived from the Greek words meaning foot and peg, referring to ... [details]
The specific name is derived from the Greek word meaning floating. [details]
Chamberlin (1919) states he derived Saphobranchia from Greek words meaning distinct/definite and gill, thus ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) gives the etymology in a footnote as from Greek words, 'semio' (standard or flag) and 'dera' from ... [details]
The specific epithet remex is the Latin noun for 'oarsman'or 'rower', and refers to the "broad, thin, natatory ... [details]
Not stated, uncertain. The name of the genus Synelmis seems to be composed by the prefix of Greek origin syn-, ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) derives Therochaeta from two Greek words meaning 'hinge/articulation' and 'chaeta' [details]
Axiokebuita is feminine as the name is based on the prior genus Kebuita Chamberlin, which is feminine [details]
Feminine. Treated as feminine by subsequent authors, and Latinised -ella diminutives seem to be treated as ... [details]
Feminine as both species names that have been included in the genus had feminine suffices. In the case of Kebuita ... [details]
Feminine, as Chamberlin modifies 'longisetosus' to 'longisetosa' [details]
feminine as 'dera' is a feminine noun, and also indicated by subsequent authors who created species names which are ... [details]
The only known specimens were collected at the surface, at night by electric night. All the specimens were ... [details]
The only known specimen was collected at the surface, at night by electric night. It was a reproductive stolon, and ... [details]
The only known specimens were collected at the surface, at night by electric night. All the specimens were ... [details]
Broken shells and Globigerina ooze, at about 550 m. [details]
The species is known from epitokous specimens collected at the surface, at night by electric night. The atokous ... [details]
The only known specimen was collected at the surface, at night by electric night. It was an epitokous specimen, and ... [details]
Eisig (1887: 835) included the senior name Ancistria Quatrefages, 1866 in the synonymy of his new genus ... [details]
Definitely meant as a new genus for Capitellides dispar collected from New Zealand. This is not a misreporting of a ... [details]
Senior homonym to Capitellides Ehlers, 1907 (now renamed Capitellethus) [details]
Grube replaced Dasymallus without comment, and this is assumed to be because it was thought junior to Dasymallus ... [details]
Junior homonym to Scione Walker in Saunders, 1850, Animalia-Arthropoda-Insecta-Diptera. Chamberlin (1919: 423) ... [details]
Junior homonym to Staurocephalus Barrande 1846, a fossil trilobite genus published in Barrande J . 1846. Notice ... [details]
Nom. nov. for junior homonym Capitellides Ehlers, 1907 [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 90) "Eulepis Grube is preoccupied in Insecta (Dalman, 1820) and also in Reptilia (Fitzenger, ... [details]
Replacement name for Eupista McIntosh, 1885, preoccupied by Eupista Hübner, 1825 [Lepidoptera]. [details]
Lycastis is a junior synonym of Syllis (Typosyllis). Therefore Chamberlin (1919) proposed Namanereis for the ... [details]
Potamis Ehlers, preoccupied in Lepidoptera (Hubner, 1816), was replaced by Potamethus, nom. nov. by Chamberlin (1919) [details]
Ranzanides was proposed to replace the junior homonym Ranzania, but is junior to the next available name, ... [details]
Smithsonian Institution, Washington (type USNM 19388, paratypes 19386). Chamberlin records epitokes "about 12 ... [details]
Minor usage with misspelling, but first noted by Nomen Zool. from an occurrence in a genus key by Chamberlin ... [details]
Hartman catalogue (1959:306) gives this misspelling a listing as Amphelothrix Chamberlin, 1919, and Fauchald (1977) ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 231, 495) misspells Amphiro Kinberg in a key as Amphiron, with the misspelling repeated in the ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) referred S. cariboum to his new Semiodera genus (feminine) as the type species, but unfortunately ... [details]
Unnecessary subgenus name for the nominal subgenus Spirorbis (Spirorbis). The first species listed by Caullery & ... [details]
Without much background or detail Grube (1869) mentions Omaria, proposed in his text for a genus for Ophelia ... [details]
Very briefly introduced in a key couplet, paired with Ammotrypanella and with type species Ammotrypane ... [details]
Eisig (1887) created subgenera Clistomastus and Tremomastus based on the number of genital pores, but subsequently ... [details]
Type species not stated. Greeff (1876) introduced Callizona for three new species Callizona cincinnata, C. nasuta, ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) correctly replaced the homonym Disoma with Disomides. However, Pettibone revealed Trochochaeta ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919) added Euscione as a replacement for the junior homonym Scione Malmgren, but did not use the genus ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 40) "Norepea Johnston (1865) [sic, Baird is the author] falls as a synonym to Iphione Kinberg. It ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 40) "Norepea Johnston (1865) [sic, Baird is the author] falls as a synonym to Iphione Kinberg. ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 385) commented that "a considerable number of the genera in this family [Opheliidae] are very ... [details]
new genus of Leodocidae (now Eunicidae) introduced in a key, with (in footnote) Marphysa mossambica Peters as the ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 397) created a key to Flabelligeridae genera, which he used as the structure briefly to define ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 466) replaced Capitellides Ehlers (1907), which is a junior homonym to Capitellides Mesnil ... [details]
Chamberlin introduced Caulleriella as a new genus in a key, and in a footnote he wrote: "Genotype, C. viridis ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919:182) used a non-existent name for designating a type for Ephesiella. He used Ephesia peripatus ... [details]
Chamberlin (1919: 167) regarded the genus Myrianida Milne-Edwards, 1845 as synonymous with Myriana Savigny, 1822: ... [details]
According to Licher (1999: 307) the species is not a syllid, being the holotype an epitoke form with hypertrophied ... [details]
Off Aguja Point, 20 miles NW, Peru, Albatross Stn 4654, 5°46'S 81°31.15'W, 1894 m, 12 Nov 1904 [details]
Pacific Ocean, Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands, off Apaiang (= Abaiang) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated ... [details]
Pacific Ocean, Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands, off Apaiang (= Abaiang) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated ... [details]
Pacific Ocean, Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands, off Apaiang (= Abaiang) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated ... [details]
Galapagos Islands, 4 miles S.E. of Hood Island (= Española Island), Pacific Ocean (-1.5014°, -89.5833°), 549 m, ... [details]
Perico Island, Panama, Pacific Ocean (gazeteer estimate 8.915°, -79.525°). [details]
Off Apaiang Island (today = Abaiang) (location unstated further, no station number given by Chamberlin, but he ... [details]
Deep off Peru, 4064 metres, 111 miles northwest of Aguja Point. Sta. 4651 (lat. 5° 42' S., long. 83° W.). Depth ... [details]
The data concerning the type locality is given by Chamberlin (1919: 182) as "Gilbert Island: off Arhno Reef. ... [details]
Pacific Ocean, Kiribati, northern Gilbert Islands, off Apaiang (= Abaiang) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated ... [details]
Holotype of Autolytus obliquatus (USNM 19336) is a male stolon. [details]
Holotype of Autolytus planipalpus (USNM 19335) is a male stolon. [details]
Holotype of Autolytus torquens (USNM 19338) is a female stolon. [details]
Holotype of Odontosyllis atypica (USNM 19422) is an epitokous specimen, probably the epitokous male described in ... [details]