Bathysciola (Bathysciola) obermaieri Bolivar 1918

Bathysciola (Bathysciola) obermaieri Bolívar, 1918 (Figs. 5, 36) Bathysciola (s. str.) obermaieri Bolívar, 1918: 447; figs. 1–4. Current accepted name Zariquieyella obermaieri (Bolívar, 1918): Fresneda et al., 2024: 691. Type locality Cueva de la Ermita de Santa Elena [original citation: “Provincia de Huesca: cueva de la Ermita de Santa Elena, cerca de Biescas”]. Type material Paratypes: MZB 78-2490 (1 ♂), type loc., 24-VII-1918 (ex coll. R. Zariquiey). Remarks The type series consists of 20 specimens (Bolívar, 1918), of which only the holotype ♂ is indicated as having been deposited in the MNCNM collection (originally designated as “Tipo”, Article 73.1.1.). Specimen MZB 78- 2490 deposited in the MCNB collection has printed capture labels (only the collection date is hand-written) and a determination label hand-written by C. Bolivar with the inscription “co-TIPO”, as well as a red label printed with “Cotypus”. The inscription on the labels is practically identical to that transcribed by Fresneda & Salgado (2006, 2016) for the above-mentioned specimens from the MNCNM (2 ♂♂ and 2 ♀♀) and MNHNP (two specimens); these six specimens bear determination labels hand-written by Bolívar with the inscription “TIPO”. In our visit to the MNCNM we found the holotype and four paratypes (box 16), duly identified by red printed labels added at a later date. As well, we found five other specimens with identical capture labels that, although not labelled as part of the type series, probably do form part of that series.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-18
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Bathysciola (Bathysciola) obermaieri Bolivar 1918

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Bathysciola (Bathysciola) obermaieri Bolivar 1918

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Bathysciola (Bathysciola) obermaieri Bolívar, 1918 (Figs. 5, 36) Bathysciola (s. str.) obermaieri Bolívar, 1918: 447; figs. 1–4. Current accepted name Zariquieyella obermaieri (Bolívar, 1918): Fresneda et al., 2024: 691. Type locality Cueva de la Ermita de Santa Elena [original citation: “Provincia de Huesca: cueva de la Ermita de Santa Elena, cerca de Biescas”]. Type material Paratypes: MZB 78-2490 (1 ♂), type loc., 24-VII-1918 (ex coll. R. Zariquiey). Remarks The type series consists of 20 specimens (Bolívar, 1918), of which only the holotype ♂ is indicated as having been deposited in the MNCNM collection (originally designated as “Tipo”, Article 73.1.1.). Specimen MZB 78- 2490 deposited in the MCNB collection has printed capture labels (only the collection date is hand-written) and a determination label hand-written by C. Bolivar with the inscription “co-TIPO”, as well as a red label printed with “Cotypus”. The inscription on the labels is practically identical to that transcribed by Fresneda & Salgado (2006, 2016) for the above-mentioned specimens from the MNCNM (2 ♂♂ and 2 ♀♀) and MNHNP (two specimens); these six specimens bear determination labels hand-written by Bolívar with the inscription “TIPO”. In our visit to the MNCNM we found the holotype and four paratypes (box 16), duly identified by red printed labels added at a later date. As well, we found five other specimens with identical capture labels that, although not labelled as part of the type series, probably do form part of that 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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