Metaphire houlleti Perrier 1872

Metaphire houlleti Perrier, 1872 Perichaeta houlleti Perrier, 1872: 99. Megascolex houlleti (Perrier), Vaillant 1889: 75. Perichaeta crescentica Fedarb, 1898: 447. Amynthas kelantanensis Beddard, 1900b: 902. Pheretima wimberleyana Stephenson, 1925: 62. Pheretima campanulata var. penetralis Gates, 1931: 435. Pheretima campanulata var. meridiana Gates, 1932: 457. Metaphire houlleti (Perrier), Sims & Easton 1972: 238. For further synonyms see Blakemore (2012). Type Locality: Calcutta (Kolkata) (22.5726°N, 88.3639°E), India Distribution in Nepal: Bagmati Province, Kavrepalanchowk District, Chandeswari River, Banepa; Koshi Province, Taplejung District, Maewa Khola, Sanghu (1980 m asl) (Sims 1963; Nesemann et al. 2007). Distribution elsewhere: Bahamas, China, Cuba, Florida, Guiana, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malay Peninsula, North America, Pakistan, Salvador, Sri-Lanka, Sierra Leone, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates (Shen et al. 2005; Mandal et al. 2010; Reynolds & Reynolds 2010; Pavlíèek & Csuzdi 2012; Chang et al. 2016). Habitat: Bamboo, grass, lakes, mud, marshy areas, ponds, rainforest, river, soils, streams, tanks, wells (Sims 1963; Gates 1972). Ecology: Epi-endogeic (Ahmad et al. 2024). Remarks: Collected by K.H. Hyatt in 1961 from Chandeswari River Banepa Kavreplanchcok, Maewa Khola, Sanghu, Taplejung, Nepal (Sims 1963). Sims (1963) considered Pheretima campanulata and Metaphire houlleti as two distinct species, however, Gates (1972) and Ahmed et al. (2020) regarded Pheretima campanulata as a synonym of Metaphire houlleti.

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Metaphire houlleti Perrier 1872

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Metaphire houlleti Perrier 1872

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Metaphire houlleti Perrier, 1872 Perichaeta houlleti Perrier, 1872: 99. Megascolex houlleti (Perrier), Vaillant 1889: 75. Perichaeta crescentica Fedarb, 1898: 447. Amynthas kelantanensis Beddard, 1900b: 902. Pheretima wimberleyana Stephenson, 1925: 62. Pheretima campanulata var. penetralis Gates, 1931: 435. Pheretima campanulata var. meridiana Gates, 1932: 457. Metaphire houlleti (Perrier), Sims & Easton 1972: 238. For further synonyms see Blakemore (2012). Type Locality: Calcutta (Kolkata) (22.5726°N, 88.3639°E), India Distribution in Nepal: Bagmati Province, Kavrepalanchowk District, Chandeswari River, Banepa; Koshi Province, Taplejung District, Maewa Khola, Sanghu (1980 m asl) (Sims 1963; Nesemann et al. 2007). Distribution elsewhere: Bahamas, China, Cuba, Florida, Guiana, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malay Peninsula, North America, Pakistan, Salvador, Sri-Lanka, Sierra Leone, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates (Shen et al. 2005; Mandal et al. 2010; Reynolds & Reynolds 2010; Pavlíèek & Csuzdi 2012; Chang et al. 2016). Habitat: Bamboo, grass, lakes, mud, marshy areas, ponds, rainforest, river, soils, streams, tanks, wells (Sims 1963; Gates 1972). Ecology: Epi-endogeic (Ahmad et al. 2024). Remarks: Collected by K.H. Hyatt in 1961 from Chandeswari River Banepa Kavreplanchcok, Maewa Khola, Sanghu, Taplejung, Nepal (Sims 1963). Sims (1963) considered Pheretima campanulata and Metaphire houlleti as two distinct species, however, Gates (1972) and Ahmed et al. (2020) regarded Pheretima campanulata as a synonym of Metaphire houlleti.

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