CCZ source details
Kinberg uses what he calls 'oigyiarum' in Latin as his unit of depth measure, an obscure term which may have been roughly a fathom, seemingly from the ancient Greek measure known as the orguia, which might have been 2 m, somewhat longer than a fathom
Kinberg 1866 may predate Quatrefages 1866, for use of the ending Carobia, although the name originates from ... [details]
9-37 meters (5-20 fathoms; 5-20 orgyiarum). [details]
7-9 meters (4-5 fathoms; "fundo 4-5 orgyiarum") [details]
From 22 to 37 meters (12-20 fathoms; "fundo 12-20 orgyiarum"). [details]
Original diagnosis by Kinberg (1866: 243): "A. atlantica n. Corpus breve; lobus cephalicus brevis, antice depressus; ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Kinberg (1866: 243): "A. (?) pacifica n. Corpus longum, pellucidum, segmentis anterioribus, ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Kinberg (1866: 243): "A. (?) splendida n. Corpus longum segmentis anterioribus pharyngo ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Kinberg (1866: 253): "Lobus cephalicus deplanatus, ad segmentum buccale et segmentum 1 et 2 ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Kinberg (1866: 253): "Lobus cephalicus elongatus, lateribus rectis; oculi minuti, in ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Kinberg (1866: 249): "Oculi minuti, arcum fingentes; palpi transversi; tentaculum; antennae 2; ... [details]
Pacific Ocean, Hawaii, Honolulu. Known only from the type locality. [details]
Atlantic Ocean: Rio de Janeiro (Guanabara Bay, Brazil). [details]
Pacific Ocean, coast of Chile (Valparaiso). [details]
Not stated in the description. The specific epithet atlantica refers to the type locality of the species, the ... [details]
Not stated. in Ancient Phrygian mythology Dindymene was one of the names of Cybele, mother of gods. Temples to ... [details]
The specific epithet havaica refers to the type locality of the species, Hawaii Islands. [details]
Not stated. However, Lacydes of Cyrene, was a Greek philosopher, head of the Academy at Athens in 241 BC. Thus ... [details]
not stated but Leocrates is a Greek masculine personal name. Leocrates was a leading Athenian general of the First ... [details]
Kinberg can safely be assumed to have chosen Leodamas as another historic Greek personal name, as was his ... [details]
Kinberg gives the locality as "Pars australis freti Bangka" (in Indonesia) but misleadingly names the species as ... [details]
Not stated. Female personal name. In ancient history daughter of Astyages and, after the rule of the Medes, the ... [details]
Not stated. Probably named after Perialla, the priestess of Apollo at the Oracle of Delphi cited by Herodotus (c. ... [details]
Not stated. The species is clearly dedicated to René-Édouard Claparède (b. Chancy, 24 April 1832 - d. Siena, 31 ... [details]
Phylo is named after a maid of Helen of Troy. As recorded in Latin-script translations of Homer's Odyssey, an epic ... [details]
felix -icis is an adjective (masc & fem suffix the same) meaning happy, lucky, blessed, fortunate. Felix can also ... [details]
Not stated by Kinberg. In ancient Greece mythology Terpsichore, muse of the dance, is one of the nine Mousai ... [details]
Not stated by Kinberg. The specific epithet delapidans is a form of the Latin verb delapido, meaning 'to lay with ... [details]
The generic name Thoe refers to one of the Nereids of the Greek mythology, one of the fifty daughters of Nereus and ... [details]
The specific epithet fusiformis probably refers to the body shape of the species, being the Latin word for ... [details]
Kinberg gives no etymology. The Greek woman Timarete was a 5th century BC painter. Genus gender therefore is ... [details]
Masculine. A Classical Greek male personal name. Kinberg used the masculine ending -us for the type species ... [details]
Alcandra is feminine as it is a name of a female in Greek mythology (the Odyssey) [details]
Feminine as named after mater Dindymene, mother of gods (Phrygian mythology) [details]
Masculine. Lacydes is a classical Greece masculine personal name, and the type species adjectival species-group ... [details]
Masculine. Leocrates is a male name from ancient Greece. Most prior authors have treated Leocrates as masculine. [details]
Feminine, but usages exist that assume without explanation that Phylo is masculine. Most likely named after Phylo, ... [details]
Rocky and gravelly sediments ("fundo petroso et glareoso"). [details]
Amongst holdfasts of fucoid algae on rocky bottoms and on clayey sediments, at shallow depths. [details]
This genus name is preoccupied by Asychis Kinberg, 1867 (same year but published earlier than Gray's name), a genus ... [details]
Dindymene Kinberg 1866 is a junior homonym to the trilobite Dindymene Hawle & Corda 1847 (Prod. Mon. böhm. ... [details]
Nomenclator Zoologicus indicates Kronia Ribeiro 1915 in Pisces is a junior homomym to the Polychaeta usage [details]
Lacydes Kinberg 1866 is junior to Lacydes Walker, 1855, in Noctuoidea Lepidoptera (tiger moths), and thus is ... [details]
Mandane Kinberg, 1866 was named twice by Kinberg, the first as a spionid genus (family 'Aonidea') for Mandane ... [details]
Contrary to appearances, Aglaopheme is not a spelling error for Aglaophamus. Kinberg strangely included the two ... [details]
The spelling chosen by Kinberg was "magalaensis" which is a rare spelling amongst geographic species names derived ... [details]
In spite of having priority, Perialla claparedei Kinberg, 1866 was synonymized with Polydora polybranchia Haswell, ... [details]
Species considered to be indeterminable by Hartman (1948: 47) and Nygren (2004: 195). [details]
Böggemann (2005: 100) noted that Kinberg's later-published figures (1910) do not correspond to the syntypes and ... [details]
Near Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, Pacific Ocean (gazetteer estimate 21.42°, -158.21°): "Mare pacificum prope insulas ... [details]
Sargasso Sea, Atlantic Ocean (gazetteer estimate 27.0°, -39.0°): "Mare atlanticum, summa aqua; in intinere Eugenie ... [details]
Straits of Magellan. Kinberg (1866: 241) wrote: "Fretum Magalhaense juxta insulam Büket fundo 2 — 4 oigyiarum" ... [details]
Australia, New South Wales, Port Jackson (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with gazetteer to be approximately ... [details]
Pacific Ocean, Hawaii, Honolulu (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with gazetteer to be approximately lat. ... [details]
Harbour of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Atlantic Ocean [details]
Singapore. "Singapore, unde retulit Knoll." = Singapore, reported by Knoll. [details]
Harbor of Rio de Janeiro ("Portus ad Rio de Janeiro"), Guanabara Bay, Brazil, Atlantic Ocean (gazetteer estimate ... [details]
'Eimeo' Society Islands (= now Mo'orea, Windward Islands) [details]
Pacific Ocean, Chile, Valparaiso (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with gazetteer to be approximately lat. ... [details]
Australia, Port Jackson, near Sydney (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with gazetteer to be approximately ... [details]
Holotype deposited at the Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm (Sweden) (Kinberg, 1866: 243). [details]
Lost, according to Kinberg (1866: 243): "Specimen perditum". [details]
Lost, according to Kinberg (1866: 243): "Specimen descriptum perditum". [details]
