Speonomus (Speonomus) ciaurrizi Bolivar 1921

Speonomus (Speonomus) ciaurrizi Bolívar, 1921 (Fig. 55) Speonomus (s. str.) ciaurrizi Bolívar, 1921: 530; figs. 21–24. Current accepted name Euryspeonomus (Urbasolus) ciaurrizi ciaurrizi (Bolívar, 1921): Perreau, 2000: 304. Type locality Cueva de Malkorraundi [original citation: “cueva de Malkorraundi, situada cerca de Gorriti (término municipal de Larraun, partido de Pamplona, provincia de Navarra)”]. Type material Paratypes: MZB 78-1481, MZB 78-2623 / MZB 78-2625 (3 ♂♂, 1 ♀), type loc., 23-VIII-1919, C. Bolívar & R. Jeannel leg. (ex coll. R. Zariquiey). Remarks Bolívar (1921) does not specify the number of specimens in the type series (“numerosos ejemplares” [numerous specimens]) and merely designates a single “Tipo” ♂ (= holotype, article 73.1.1.). The specimens deposited in the MCNB collection have red labels with the hand-written inscription “Cotypus”, the exception being MZB 78-1481 (with genitalia mounted on the same pin) that has a label hand-written by O. Escolà placed at a subsequent date with the inscription “paratipus”. The specimen MZB 78-2623 also has a determination label hand-written by Bolívar with the inscription “cotipus”. The ♂ holotype is deposited in the MNCNM (Bolívar, 1923), in box 19, together with a long series of specimens of the same origin and with identical collection labels, probably also belonging to the type series (but not identified as such). According to Jeannel (1924a), there is also material corresponding to the type series in the Biospeologica collection (MNHNP).

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Speonomus (Speonomus) ciaurrizi Bolivar 1921

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Speonomus (Speonomus) ciaurrizi Bolívar, 1921 (Fig. 55) Speonomus (s. str.) ciaurrizi Bolívar, 1921: 530; figs. 21–24. Current accepted name Euryspeonomus (Urbasolus) ciaurrizi ciaurrizi (Bolívar, 1921): Perreau, 2000: 304. Type locality Cueva de Malkorraundi [original citation: “cueva de Malkorraundi, situada cerca de Gorriti (término municipal de Larraun, partido de Pamplona, provincia de Navarra)”]. Type material Paratypes: MZB 78-1481, MZB 78-2623 / MZB 78-2625 (3 ♂♂, 1 ♀), type loc., 23-VIII-1919, C. Bolívar & R. Jeannel leg. (ex coll. R. Zariquiey). Remarks Bolívar (1921) does not specify the number of specimens in the type series (“numerosos ejemplares” [numerous specimens]) and merely designates a single “Tipo” ♂ (= holotype, article 73.1.1.). The specimens deposited in the MCNB collection have red labels with the hand-written inscription “Cotypus”, the exception being MZB 78-1481 (with genitalia mounted on the same pin) that has a label hand-written by O. Escolà placed at a subsequent date with the inscription “paratipus”. The specimen MZB 78-2623 also has a determination label hand-written by Bolívar with the inscription “cotipus”. The ♂ holotype is deposited in the MNCNM (Bolívar, 1923), in box 19, together with a long series of specimens of the same origin and with identical collection labels, probably also belonging to the type series (but not identified as such). According to Jeannel (1924a), there is also material corresponding to the type series in the Biospeologica collection (MNHNP).

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Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona (ES), Public Risk Management Association (US)
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