Tesserodon intricatus Lea, 1923
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5659.4.2 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16601649 |
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Tesserodon intricatus Lea, 1923 View in CoL
Tesserodon intricatus Lea, 1923: 357–358 View in CoL .
Name-bearing type: Male holotype by original designation in the South Australian Museum, Adelaide, Australia ( Lea 1923; Matthews 1974). Type locality: Groote Eylandt Island, off the eastern coast of the Northern Territory, Australia ( Lea 1923; Matthews 1974).
Remarks: Lea (1923) clearly examined more than one specimen for the original description, as he described both sexes and gave a length range (“Length, 5.5–6 mm ”). We have a holotype by original designation, however, instead of a series of syntypes, because he indicated one of these specimens as the “Type”, in the singular, the specimen under number “I. 15426”, so fulfilling the requirements for original holotype designation as established by Article 73.1.1. Matthews (1974) found the specimen in the South Australian Museum, to which Lea’s collection had been bequeathed following his death in 1932 ( Horn et al. 1990b).
Distribution: Northern Northern Territory, Australia ( Lea 1923; Matthews 1974; Storey 1991; Atlas of Living Australia 2024).
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Tesserodon intricatus Lea, 1923
Cupello, Mario, Bouchard, Patrice, Hart, Maximillian & Barclay, Maxwell V. L. 2025 |
Tesserodon intricatus
Lea, A. M. 1923: 358 |