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Polychaeta source details

Buchanan, Florence. (1890). Hekaterobranchus shrubsolii. A new genus and species of the family Spionidae. Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science, London. New Series, 122 (XXXI, Part 2): 175-200, plates XXI-XXII.
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Buchanan, Florence
1890
<i>Hekaterobranchus shrubsolii</i>. A new genus and species of the family Spionidae
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science, London
New Series, 122 (XXXI, Part 2): 175-200, plates XXI-XXII
Publication
World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb). Published: "June, 1890"
[From introduction:]
This worm was found at Sheppey by the members of the University College Biological Society during an expedition made there in July, 1889. It appears to have been already known to naturalists living at Sheppey, but no one had tried to identify it. Not being able to find any published account of it, I believe it to be as yet undescribed, and have therefore, at Professor Lankester's kind suggestion, undertaken the examination and description of it.
North Sea (and Channel)
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Syntype not stated, geounit English Channel, identified as Hekaterobranchus shrubsolii Buchanan, 1890
 Etymology

Named for Mr. Shrubsole, of Sheerness who supplied specimens to Buchanan. [details]

 Neotype

Munari et al. (2025 313) claim to be creating a neotype and 'paratypes' from worms collected in the northern ... [details]

 Status

Lamarck (1818: 319) was apparently confused by a figure captioning mistake in Montagu 1816 into creating a new name ... [details]

 Taxonomy

Buchanan (1890: 197) added an in press-postscript, recognising that Hekaterobranchus was a synonym of Streblospio ... [details]

 Type locality

Sheppey island, Kent, beyond the mouth of Thames River, England, approximate geolocation 51.3627 N, 0.8554 E. ... [details]

 Type specimen

The existence of type specimens is unknown. Buchanan makes no mention of depositing specimens in a museum and ... [details]