Subtidal. [details]
Original diagnosis by Örsted (1843: 25): "Corpus lineare depressum; caput cordalum; tentacula 4 elliptica in apice ... [details]
The author Örsted (1843: 44) gives a clear etymology. Dodecaceria is a compound based on Greek for duodecim (12) ... [details]
Not stated in the original description. The specific epithet acuminata (masculine: acuminatus) is a Latin adjective ... [details]
Not stated. The obvious derivation is as a reference to the spherical papillae on the dorsum. However, Örsted used ... [details]
Feminine as Greek 'keraia' (horns, antennae) is feminine. Where applicable subsequent authors have treated ... [details]
Sphaerodorum is neuter [details]
Subtidal rocky bottom. [details]
Örsted (1843 & 1844) used Leucodorum coecum, a neuter construct (see separate record, Aphia 1423816), thus ... [details]
Örsted (1843:20) introduced the misspelling Nereilepas, although earlier on p.6 in the same work he used ... [details]
Nomenclator Zoologicus listings oddly cross-reference to a lapsus spelling 'spaerodorum' in a contents list on p.35 ... [details]
Skagen and Hellebaek, Denmark, North Sea [details]
Øresund Strait, between Landskrone (Sweden) and Hveen (= Ven) Island (Sweden), NE Atlantic Ocean (gazetteer ... [details]