Speonomus (Speonomites) colominasi Zariquiey 1924

Speonomus (Speonomites) colominasi Zariquiey, 1924 (Fig. 57) Speonomus (Speonomites) Colominasi Zariquiey, 1924: 6; figs. 1, 2. Current accepted name Lagariella colominasi (Zariquiey, 1924): Fresneda, 2000: 147. Type locality Cova de Joan d’Os [original citation: “Cova de Joan de l’Os, llamada también Cova d’Ullet, abierta a poniente en la Serra de Mora y a unos 6 u 8 kms. de Tartareu; entre Tragó de Noguera y Avellanes, partido de Balaguer, provincia de Lérida”]. Type material Syntypes: MZB 70-1578 / MZB 70-1583 (29 ♀♀), MZB 78-2632 / MZB 78-2645 (35 ♂♂, 32 ♀♀), type loc., R. Zariquiey leg. (ex coll. R. Zariquiey). Remarks Type series consisting of numerous specimens but no further details (Zariquiey, 1924). The specimens deposited in the MCNB collection have red labels with the printed inscription “ Typus ”, almost all of which have a collection date of October 1923 on their collection labels. There are specimens from the type series in other collections: Biospeologica (MNHNP) (Jeannel, 1924a) and FLC (two specimens according to Fresneda & Salgado, 2016). In box 72 in the MNHNP general collection we have found at least eight specimens with the same red label stating “ Typus ” that probably correspond to the above-mentioned material from the Biospeologica collection. In the MNCNM collection (box 26) we have found around 20 specimens from the same locality with similar labels (but with a capture date of November 1923), none of which are identified as belonging to the type series.

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Speonomus (Speonomites) colominasi Zariquiey 1924

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Speonomus (Speonomites) colominasi Zariquiey 1924

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Speonomus (Speonomites) colominasi Zariquiey, 1924 (Fig. 57) Speonomus (Speonomites) Colominasi Zariquiey, 1924: 6; figs. 1, 2. Current accepted name Lagariella colominasi (Zariquiey, 1924): Fresneda, 2000: 147. Type locality Cova de Joan d’Os [original citation: “Cova de Joan de l’Os, llamada también Cova d’Ullet, abierta a poniente en la Serra de Mora y a unos 6 u 8 kms. de Tartareu; entre Tragó de Noguera y Avellanes, partido de Balaguer, provincia de Lérida”]. Type material Syntypes: MZB 70-1578 / MZB 70-1583 (29 ♀♀), MZB 78-2632 / MZB 78-2645 (35 ♂♂, 32 ♀♀), type loc., R. Zariquiey leg. (ex coll. R. Zariquiey). Remarks Type series consisting of numerous specimens but no further details (Zariquiey, 1924). The specimens deposited in the MCNB collection have red labels with the printed inscription “ Typus ”, almost all of which have a collection date of October 1923 on their collection labels. There are specimens from the type series in other collections: Biospeologica (MNHNP) (Jeannel, 1924a) and FLC (two specimens according to Fresneda & Salgado, 2016). In box 72 in the MNHNP general collection we have found at least eight specimens with the same red label stating “ Typus ” that probably correspond to the above-mentioned material from the Biospeologica collection. In the MNCNM collection (box 26) we have found around 20 specimens from the same locality with similar labels (but with a capture date of November 1923), none of which are identified as belonging to the type series.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona (ES), Public Risk Management Association (US)
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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