Geogenia pentheri (Rosa, 1898) Rosa, 1898
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.160162 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6257131 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F63921-2F24-FF9A-FE70-FDF8FE0DFC0C |
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Plazi |
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Geogenia pentheri (Rosa, 1898) |
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comb. nov. |
Geogenia pentheri (Rosa, 1898) , comb. n.
Microchaeta pentheri: Rosa 1898: 1 .
Microchaetus pentheri: Michaelsen 1900: 452 ; Broock & Dick 1935: 239; Brinkhurst & Jamieson 1971: 58; Pickford 1975: 23; Reynolds & Cook 1976: 154; Plisko 1992: 340; 1993 b: 232 [redescription, and recorded synonyms]; 2003: 281; Hodgson & Jamieson 1992: 112 [spermatogenesis studied; apomorphy in the acrosome noted].
Microchaetus pentheri var. typica: Michaelsen 1913 a: 540 .
Microchaetus pentheri f. typica: Michaelsen 1918: 323 .
Microchaetus pentheri var. elizabethae: Michaelsen 1899: 115 ; 1900: 453; 1913 a: 541; 1918: 323; Reynolds & Cook 1976: 98.
Microchaeta pentheri var. saxatilis: Rosa 1898: 3 ; Michaelsen 1900: 453; 1913 a: 541; 1918: 323.
Microchaetus pentheri: Broock & Dick 1935: 237 .
Microchaetus sandersi: Broock & Dick 1935: 238 .
Found at many sites in the districts of Port Elizabeth, Grahamstown, Adelaide and Hogsback, all in Eastern Cape.
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Oligochaeta |
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Geogenia pentheri (Rosa, 1898)
Jadwiga Danuta Plisko 2006 |
Microchaetus pentheri:
Broock & Dick 1935: 237 |
Microchaetus sandersi:
Broock & Dick 1935: 238 |
typica:
Michaelsen 1918: 323 |
Microchaetus pentheri var. typica:
Michaelsen 1913: 540 |
Microchaetus pentheri:
Michaelsen 1900: 452 |
Microchaetus pentheri var. elizabethae:
Michaelsen 1899: 115 |
Microchaeta pentheri:
Rosa 1898: 1 |
Microchaeta pentheri var. saxatilis:
Rosa 1898: 3 |