TYPE SPECIMENS AND IDENTITY OF THE DESCRIBED SPECIES OF CONUS. I. THE SPECIES DESCRIBED BY LINNAEUS, 1758–1767
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Auteurs : Alan J. KohnSource :
- Journal of the Linnean Society of London, Zoology [ 0368-2935 ] ; 1963-10.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Albis, Ammiralis, Anfractibus, Argenville, Aulicus, Basi, Capitaneus, Clavus, Conspecific, Conus, Cylindro, Cylindro duplo longiore, Diagnosis, Dorsum conjecti, Duplo, Elongati, Elongati basi rotundata, Fasciis, Generalis, Genuanus, Genus, Genus conus, Glaucus, Gualtieri, Hanley, Holotype, Hwass, Infrageneric, Infrageneric group, International commission, James edward smith, Kohn, Larger specimen, Laxi ventricosi, Lectotype, Lectotypes, Linnaean, Linnaean collection, Linnaeus, Linnaeus collection, Linnean, Linnean society, Litteratus, Longiore, Ludovicae, Maculis, Magus, Mensam tinnitantes, Museum ludovicae ulricae collection, Museum ulricae, Museum ulricue, Naturae, Natural history, Neotype, Nomen, Nomen dubium, Nominal species, Original description, Original diagnosis, Pacific region, Petiver, Present time, Pyriformes, Pyriformes basi rotundata, Regenfuss, Rotundata, Rumphius, Seba, Sesquilongiore, Specific name, Spira, Spira fere truncata, Spira sesquilongiore, Stercusmuscarum, Striatus, Subdescription, Swartz, Swartz label, Systema, Testa, Thunberg, Thunberg labels, Truncata, Tulipa, Type diagnosis, Type locality, Type species, Type specimens, Ulricae, Unmarked, Unmarked specimens, Uppsala, Virgo, Xliv, Zoological, Zoological nomenclature.
- Teeft :
- Albis, Ammiralis, Anfractibus, Argenville, Aulicus, Basi, Capitaneus, Clavus, Conspecific, Conus, Cylindro, Cylindro duplo longiore, Diagnosis, Dorsum conjecti, Duplo, Elongati, Elongati basi rotundata, Fasciis, Generalis, Genuanus, Genus, Genus conus, Glaucus, Gualtieri, Hanley, Holotype, Hwass, Infrageneric, Infrageneric group, International commission, James edward smith, Kohn, Larger specimen, Laxi ventricosi, Lectotype, Lectotypes, Linnaean, Linnaean collection, Linnaeus, Linnaeus collection, Linnean, Linnean society, Litteratus, Longiore, Ludovicae, Maculis, Magus, Mensam tinnitantes, Museum ludovicae ulricae collection, Museum ulricae, Museum ulricue, Naturae, Natural history, Neotype, Nomen, Nomen dubium, Nominal species, Original description, Original diagnosis, Pacific region, Petiver, Present time, Pyriformes, Pyriformes basi rotundata, Regenfuss, Rotundata, Rumphius, Seba, Sesquilongiore, Specific name, Spira, Spira fere truncata, Spira sesquilongiore, Stercusmuscarum, Striatus, Subdescription, Swartz, Swartz label, Systema, Testa, Thunberg, Thunberg labels, Truncata, Tulipa, Type diagnosis, Type locality, Type species, Type specimens, Ulricae, Unmarked, Unmarked specimens, Uppsala, Virgo, Xliv, Zoological, Zoological nomenclature.
Abstract
Of the 35 species described by Linnaeus under Conns in the 10th edition of the Systema Naturae, 29 are concluded to be valid, four are rejected as nomina dubia, and two are no longer placed in Conus. Of the two additional species described in the 12th edition in 1767, one is valid and the other is a synonym of a species described by Linnaeus in 1758. Holotypes of eleven Linnaean species exist. Ten lectotypes, seven illustrations representing lectotypes, and two neotypes have been selected. The types of all 30 valid Linnaean species are indicated in summary form in Table 1 and illustrated photographically in Plates 1–3. None of the five infraspecific taxa proposed by Linnaeus are considered to merit elevation to species rank; it is concluded that all should be relegated to infrasub‐specific status, as they are based not on allopatric populations but on morphological variations without regard to geographic origin.
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