Latitriphora albida (A. Adams, 1854)

Fig. 90

Triphoris albidus A. Adams, 1854: 278 .

Triforis (Sychar) samanae Dall, 1889: 248 .

Triforis (Sychar) samanae – Dall & Simpson 1901: 423, pl. 54 fig. 18.

Triphora samanae – Warmke & Abbott 1962: 77. — De Jong & Coomans 1988: 51, pl. 34 fig. 245.

Triphora sp. 5 — Leal 1991: 124.

Latitriphora albida — Rolán & Fernández-Garcés 1995: 14, figs 29–32; 2007: 22, pl. 3 figs 8–9; 2015: 53, fig. 4s. — Redfern 2001: 67, pl. 33 fig. 280; 2013: 128, fig. 365. — Espinosa et al. 2007: 74; 2012: 257. — Lee 2009: 89. — Jensen & Pearce 2009: 129. — Zhang 2011: 99, fig. 297. — Fernandes et al. 2013: 10, figs 11, 22. — Hewitt & van Leeuwen 2017: 54. — Lamy & Pointier 2018: 286, pl. 91 fig. 15. — Fernandes & Pimenta 2019a: 21, figs 2e, 12–13.

Material examined

BRAZIL – North Brazil • 1 spec.; REVIZEE-Norte III st. 150; UFMA * • 3 specs; REVIZEE-Norte III st. 176; UFMA * . – Rio Grande do Norte • 1 spec.; BPot 1-MR25; MNRJ 31518 * • 3 specs; BPot 1-MR32; MNRJ 31519 * • 1 spec.; BPot 1-MR42; MNRJ 31520 * • 1 spec.; BPot 1-MR43; MNRJ 31521 * • 1 spec.; BPot 2-MR41; MNRJ 31522 * • 1 spec.; BPot 2-MR42; MNRJ 31523 * • 1 spec.; BPot 2-MR44; MNRJ 31524 * • 1 spec.; BPot 2-MR45; MNRJ 31525 *. – Fernando de Noronha Archipelago • 2 specs; Porto; depth 6 m; 20 Jul. 1999; P. Souza and L. Simone leg.; MZSP 31996. – Sergipe • 1 spec.; Petro/ UFS st. 18.1; UFS . – Bahia • 1 spec.; Canavieiras; Apr. 2011; MNRJ 33123 * • 1 spec.; REVIZEE-Central C5-12R; IBUFRJ 12112. – Espírito Santo • 1 spec.; 19º40′26″ S, 39º36′19″ W; depth 40 m; 2 Dec. 2011; OC. Ship Seward Johnson leg.; MNRJ 34825 *. – Campos Basin (Espírito Santo/ Rio de Janeiro) • 1 spec.; REVIZEE-Central C1-VV21; MNRJ 33796 * • 1 spec.; HAB 17-I1; MNRJ 18625 *.

MEXICO • 1 spec.; Yucatan; depth 107 m; BMSM 67512 .

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA – Florida • 1 spec.; Deerfield Beach, Brower County; depth 3–4 m; Jul. 1998; P. Souza leg.; MZSP 41486 • 1 spec.; off Cristal River, Citrus County; BMSM 107189 • 1 spec.; off Cristal River, Citrus County; 55 m; BMSM 107194 .