Speophilus (Trapezodirus) fonti subsp. schuttei Espanol 1955

Speophilus (Trapezodirus) fonti schüttei Español, 1955 Speophilus (Trapezodirus) fonti ssp. schüttei Español, 1955: 268; pl. VIII, fig. 4b. Current accepted name Troglocharinus schuttei (Español, 1955): Fresneda et al., 2024: 776. Type locality Cova de la Font Mentidora [original citation: “ Cueva «Font Mentidora» (Sierra del Bou Mort)”]. Type material Syntypes: MZB 78-1298 / MZB 78-1309 (6 ♂♂, 6 ♀♀), type loc., 30-IX-1950, F. Español leg. Remarks Español (1955) mentions “unos pocos ejemplares” [a few specimens], males and females, without specifying either their number or place of deposit. The specimens found in the MCNB collection have red hand-written labels with the inscription “Serie típica”. According to Español (1955: 262), the type locality was prospected on 30 September [1950] during the second of the biospeleological campaigns described. On the hand-written collection labels appears the date October 1952. Español (1953b) reports the new subspecies in the section “Índice cronológico de los trabajos publicados (1952)” [Chronological index of articles published (1952)] in which he reports the on-going study of the corresponding material, and indicates the title and journal of publication. The name becomes available with the publication of the description (article 13.1.1).

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2025-08-18
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Speophilus (Trapezodirus) fonti subsp. schuttei Espanol 1955

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Speophilus (Trapezodirus) fonti subsp. schuttei Espanol 1955

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Speophilus (Trapezodirus) fonti schüttei Español, 1955 Speophilus (Trapezodirus) fonti ssp. schüttei Español, 1955: 268; pl. VIII, fig. 4b. Current accepted name Troglocharinus schuttei (Español, 1955): Fresneda et al., 2024: 776. Type locality Cova de la Font Mentidora [original citation: “ Cueva «Font Mentidora» (Sierra del Bou Mort)”]. Type material Syntypes: MZB 78-1298 / MZB 78-1309 (6 ♂♂, 6 ♀♀), type loc., 30-IX-1950, F. Español leg. Remarks Español (1955) mentions “unos pocos ejemplares” [a few specimens], males and females, without specifying either their number or place of deposit. The specimens found in the MCNB collection have red hand-written labels with the inscription “Serie típica”. According to Español (1955: 262), the type locality was prospected on 30 September [1950] during the second of the biospeleological campaigns described. On the hand-written collection labels appears the date October 1952. Español (1953b) reports the new subspecies in the section “Índice cronológico de los trabajos publicados (1952)” [Chronological index of articles published (1952)] in which he reports the on-going study of the corresponding material, and indicates the title and journal of publication. The name becomes available with the publication of the description (article 13.1.1).

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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