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Identifications
Campeloma floridense Call, 1886
Animalia Mollusca Gastropoda Caenogastropoda Architaenioglossa Viviparoidea Viviparidae Lioplacinae Campeloma floridense
purple-throat campeloma
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Call 1886,
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159,
Syntype of
Campeloma floridense
C. floridense is an unpublished manuscript taxon from Call, here listed as a synonym for C. limum. His words: "The species was received by the writer in 1880 and, mislead by the synonymy as above quoted, there being no apparent relation between the Florida form and Lea's coarctatum, it was characterized by the unpublished name of C. Floridense and distributed sub nomine to correspondents ." This specimen was received directly from Call and is listed as a holotype in the ledger; however, no publications exist to describe it as such that I can find; this is the earliest published use of the taxon name. - EB
Pilsbry 1916,
Page
42,
Other Useful Citation of
Campeloma floridense
full description of C. floridense
Clench and Turner 1956,
Page
117,
Lectotype of
Campeloma floridense
Clench 1962,
Page
278,
Voucher of
Campeloma floridense
cited as lectotype
Johnson 1975,
Page
142,
Voucher of
Campeloma floridense
cited as lectotype; erroneously cited as 189529
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Media Details A catalogue of the Viviparidae of North America with notes on the distribution of Viviparus georgianus Lea
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Media Details R. Ellsworth Call with bibliography of his works on mollusks and a catalogue of his taxa Locality and Collecting Event Details
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