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Name

Higgins, R. P. (1982). Three new species of Kinorhyncha from Bermuda. Transactions of the American Microscopical Society. 101(4): 305-316.

SourceID

167909

Authors

Higgins, R. P.

Year

1982

Title

Three new species of Kinorhyncha from Bermuda

Journal

Transactions of the American Microscopical Society

Suffix

101(4): 305-316

Type

Publication

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Bibliographical terms

Biodiversity, Taxonomic and ecological diversity
Meiobenthos
Morphology

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Echinoderes bermudensis Higgins, 1982 (original description)
Echinoderes bispinosus Higgins, 1982 (original description)
Echinoderes setiger Greeff, 1869 (new combination reference)
Kinorhynchus fimbriatus Higgins, 1982 accepted as Leiocanthus fimbriatus (Higgins, 1982) S�nchez, Yamasaki, Pardos, S�rensen & Mart�nez, 2016 accepted as Leiocanthus langi (Higgins, 1964) S�nchez, Yamasaki, Pardos, S�rensen & Mart�nez, 2016 (original description)

Holotype USNM W71739, geounit Bermuda Islands, identified as Echinoderes bispinosus Higgins, 1982
Paratype USNM W71740, geounit Bermuda Islands, identified as Echinoderes bispinosus Higgins, 1982
Holotype USNM W71741, geounit Bermuda Islands, identified as Echinoderes bermudensis Higgins, 1982
Paratype USNM W71742, W71743, geounit Bermuda Islands, identified as Echinoderes bermudensis Higgins, 1982
Holotype USNM W71744, geounit Bermuda Islands, identified as Kinorhynchus fimbriatus Higgins, 1982
Paratype USNM W71745, W71746, geounit Bermuda Islands, identified as Kinorhynchus fimbriatus Higgins, 1982

Etymology

for Echinoderes bermudensis Higgins, 1982

"This species is named after the island of Bermuda where it was discovered." [details]

Identification

for Centroderes spinosus (Reinhard, 1881)

Higgins (1982, p. 316; 1986, p. 222) mentioned Centroderes spinosus from Castle Harbour, Bermuda, which was later ... [details]