Ramiella bishambari Stephenson 1914

Ramiella bishambari Stephenson, 1914 Octochaetus bishambari Stephenson, 1914: 347. Octochaetus pachpaharensis Stephenson, 1920: 239. Ramiella bishambari (Stephenson) Stephenson, 1921: 109. Ramiella cultrifera Stephenson, 1931: 187. Type Locality. Saharanpur (29.9680°N, 77.5552°E), Uttar Pradesh State, India. Distribution in Nepal: Bagmati Province, Kavrepalanchok District, Punyamata Khola at Banepa and Shreekhandpur; Gandaki Province, Kaski District, Orlan Khola, Phirke Khola (Nesemann et al. 2013). Distribution elsewhere: India (Mandal et al. 2010; Tripathi & Bhardwaj 2004a); Myanmar, Philippines, Pakistan (Gates 1972; Julka 1988), United Arab Emirates (Reynolds 2019 b). Habitat: Plantation (Ahmed et al. 2020) forest, crop field, grassland, bank of ponds and stream (Tripathi & Bhardwaj 2004b; Miglani et al. 2022). Ecology: Endogeic (Miglani et al. 2022). Remarks: Native peregrine. Eponym after L. Bishambar Das at Punjab University who collected the type specimens.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-02-19
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Ramiella bishambari Stephenson 1914

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Ramiella bishambari Stephenson 1914

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Abstract

Ramiella bishambari Stephenson, 1914 Octochaetus bishambari Stephenson, 1914: 347. Octochaetus pachpaharensis Stephenson, 1920: 239. Ramiella bishambari (Stephenson) Stephenson, 1921: 109. Ramiella cultrifera Stephenson, 1931: 187. Type Locality. Saharanpur (29.9680°N, 77.5552°E), Uttar Pradesh State, India. Distribution in Nepal: Bagmati Province, Kavrepalanchok District, Punyamata Khola at Banepa and Shreekhandpur; Gandaki Province, Kaski District, Orlan Khola, Phirke Khola (Nesemann et al. 2013). Distribution elsewhere: India (Mandal et al. 2010; Tripathi & Bhardwaj 2004a); Myanmar, Philippines, Pakistan (Gates 1972; Julka 1988), United Arab Emirates (Reynolds 2019 b). Habitat: Plantation (Ahmed et al. 2020) forest, crop field, grassland, bank of ponds and stream (Tripathi & Bhardwaj 2004b; Miglani et al. 2022). Ecology: Endogeic (Miglani et al. 2022). Remarks: Native peregrine. Eponym after L. Bishambar Das at Punjab University who collected the type specimens.

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