Perionyx foveatus Stephenson 1914

Perionyx foveatus Stephenson, 1914 Perionyx foveatus Stephenson, 1914 b: 396. Type Locality: Arunachal Pradesh, India Distribution in Nepal: Koshi Province, Taplejung District, Mewa Khola, Sanghu at 1600–2000m asl (Sims 1963). Distribution elsewhere: India (Kharkongo 2018). Habitat: Household, animal waste material (Mubeen & Hatti 2022). Ecology: Epigeic or epi-anecic (Kharkongo 2018). Remarks: This species is endemic to northeast India. The specimen was collected by K.H. Hyatt and W.G. Inglis from Nepal in1961 (Sims 1963).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-02-19
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14897582
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Diatoms and Algae Research
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Perionyx foveatus Stephenson 1914

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Perionyx foveatus Stephenson 1914

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Perionyx foveatus Stephenson, 1914 Perionyx foveatus Stephenson, 1914 b: 396. Type Locality: Arunachal Pradesh, India Distribution in Nepal: Koshi Province, Taplejung District, Mewa Khola, Sanghu at 1600–2000m asl (Sims 1963). Distribution elsewhere: India (Kharkongo 2018). Habitat: Household, animal waste material (Mubeen & Hatti 2022). Ecology: Epigeic or epi-anecic (Kharkongo 2018). Remarks: This species is endemic to northeast India. The specimen was collected by K.H. Hyatt and W.G. Inglis from Nepal in1961 (Sims 1963).

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