Scleractinia source details
stated date: 25 July 1818 [les Arachnides; les Crustacés; les Annélides; les Cirrhipèdes; les Conchiferes]
Ant'Phipoda Literature database
NeMys doc_id: 1606
Madrepora palmata Lamarck, 1816 accepted as Acropora palmata (Lamarck, 1816) (original description)
Savigny authored Amphictene aegyptia in 1822 (the official ICZN date of his work). Articles that credit Lamarck ... [details]
Lamarck alone is the author as the text is not a copy from Savigny. There is no doubt that Lamarck derived and ... [details]
Lamarck (1818) clearly took the species name from the Savigny MS, not published until 1822, as he cites the MS, but ... [details]
Lamarck (1818) clearly took the species name from the Savigny MS, not officially published until 1822, as he cites ... [details]
Lamarck (1818) clearly took the species name from the Savigny MS, not published until 1822, as he cites the MS, but ... [details]
Hartman catalogue credits Savigny with the authorship of Galeolaria but this appears baseless. The taxa came to the ... [details]
Usually given as Savigny alone (this is definitely incorrect) or Savigny in Lamarck, but Lamarck alone is correct. ... [details]
Based on the Savigny MS but as written by Lamarck, therefore author is Lamarck. The wording is very different from ... [details]
Although Lamarck clearly adapted the name Leodice and its diagnosis from Savigny's manuscript, published Savigny ... [details]
As with about five other Lycoris species Lamarck (1818: 312) states the species name Lycoris lobulata was taken ... [details]
Name attributed by Tomlin to Martyn (unavailable; published in a non-binominal work). [details]
Authority may be seen as Savigny in Lamarck. However, Lamarck wrote the text, citing "Sav. mss. et Egypt. Zool", ... [details]
In his monograph Kirtley (1994:2) strangely attributed Sabellaria to the year 1812 (Lamarck,1812:96) because ... [details]
In the Hartman catalogue the authority is listed as Mörch, 1863, p 465, but this is incorrect. Lamarck is the ... [details]
Lamarck took the name Syllis monilaris from Savigny's unpublished Ms volume from 'Description de l'Égypte .... ... [details]
Original description: "Serpula testa tereti angulata, subcostata, in spiram deformem contorta , subglomerata; plicis ... [details]
The complete description and location information is: "testa anfractibus subdiscoideis; costis tribus rotundatis; ... [details]
"Corps très-long, peu déprimé, aminci insensiblement vers la queue, que terminent deux filets grêles et ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Lamarck (1818: 328): "Trompe .... cinq antennes subulées, biarticulées: les mitoyennes ... [details]
Gulf of Suez; Australia (Houtman Abrolhos Islands); English Channel. [details]
Lamarck refers to page 44 of Daudin (1800) which has Vermetus indicus Daudin, but it is not obvious why. Vermetus ... [details]
Not stated in the original description but maybe from Chlöe, one of the epithets of Demeter, goddess of the ... [details]
Not stated by Lamarck, but evidently Cirratulus is a modification based on cirratus, for the characteristic long, ... [details]
Not stated. The species name "caespitosus" (-a, -um) in Latin refers to turfy, matted, clumped, and thus appears ... [details]
Not stated in Lamarck or Savigny, or Hartman (1950) or Böggemann (2002). However, Glycera was a widely used ... [details]
not stated but 'unicornis' is an adjectival form, unchanging between masculine/feminine, meaning single-horned. [details]
Not stated. However, Lamarck does describe "pectinibus duobus paleaceis auratis", which means approximately "with ... [details]
Not stated. The Missouri Botanical Garden Latin dictionary has this entry for muricate: muricatus,-a,-um (adj.A): ... [details]
The specific epithet monilaris is formed by the Latin root monil-, meaning "string of beads", and the Latin suffix ... [details]
Ultimately likely from Vermes than other sources but obscure. Lamarck (1818: 368) writes "Les serpulées auxquelles ... [details]
Not stated but taenia (Latin from Greek) means ribbon, band, stripe, thus it seems the species was named ... [details]
Masculine. Based on a masculine noun, and almost invariably species-group adjectival names have had ... [details]
feminine from the Greek female given name. Adjectival species names in Glycera appear to be consistently created as ... [details]
Pectinaria is feminine in its formation and has been treated as feminine since first used. [details]
Aglaura has been used multiple times as a genus name in the early nineteenth century. Aglaura Lamarck, 1818 is a ... [details]
Oenone Lamarck, 1818 is a senior homonym to the Gastropoda name, Oenone Hartman, 1881, a junior synonym of Partula ... [details]
Aenone is printed instead of the intended Oenone used later. No description, therefore a nomen nudum, Risso makes ... [details]
Lamarck has no description and only includes 'pulsatoria' in a list of Lycoris names from the Savigny manuscript, ... [details]
Lamarck (1818:330-331) included five species in his Pleione, three now in Amphinome, one in Eurythoe, one in ... [details]
Hartman's catalogue (1959:402) incorrectly dated Cirratulus as in Lamarck 1801 because she linked the wrong Lamarck ... [details]
Authored Savigny (1822) as Lamarck (1818:313) mentions Lycoris 'nubila' only as one of the Lycoris species in ... [details]
Lamarck (1805) used the spelling Cytherea in his heading for the genus (p. 132) but Cytheraea with including ... [details]
Euphrosyne is the usual spelling of the name of the Greek Goddess, but Lamarck used Euphrosine in the original ... [details]
Euphrosyne is the usual transliterated spelling of the name of the Greek Goddess, but Lamarck (1818) used ... [details]
Lamarck used the 'Nephtys' spelling when he introduced the genus. The alternate Nephthys was often used later [details]
Lamarck 'misspells' Oenone as Aenone on his page 321. Perhaps it was a typesetters error. Neave in Nomenclator ... [details]
Lamarck (1818: 366) clearly used the ligature œ, not the ligature æ, and DeFrance (1827) clearly did also when he ... [details]
Lamarck (1818: 319) was apparently confused by a figure captioning mistake in Montagu 1816 into creating a new name ... [details]
Lamarck appears to rename Lumbricus cirratus [he credits Fabricius's Fauna Groenland with the authorship] as ... [details]
In spite of being the type of a complex genus with numerous described taxa, the species was not redescribed since ... [details]
The type locality of Glycera unicornis is unknown. Lamarck and Savigny were reporting on a specimen held in the ... [details]