Ampullaria stoliczkana Nevill, 1877
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E2185F06-7DD5-5976-AF57-A00947AAEE4D |
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Ampullaria stoliczkana Nevill, 1877 |
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Ampullaria stoliczkana Nevill, 1877 View in CoL Figs 11 View Figure 11 , 16 View Figure 16
Ampullaria stoliczkana Nevill, 1877. Cat. Moll. Ind. Mus. Fasc. E: 11.
Current taxonomic status.
Pila scutata (Mousson, 1848), junior synonym ( Ng et al. 2014).
Type locality.
“Penang” [Malaysia]; Dr F. Stoliczka, leg.
Type material.
Lectotype (here designated): NZSI M.2420. Paralectotypes: NZSI M.25079/5 (registered 14 September 2001, 7 spms [2 full-grown, 5 young]).
Shell dimensions.
Lectotype: SH 54.0 mm, SW 42.1 mm, AH 36.1 mm, AW 28.3 mm, OH 32.1 mm, OW 18.7 mm. Paralectotypes: SH 9.0-53.1 mm, SW 8.0-42.1 mm, AH 7.5-34.1 mm, AW 5.5-23.9 mm, OH 20.4-30.2 mm, OW 10.9-19.4 mm (OH and OW data lacking for the four smallest specimen(s).
Remarks.
Nevill (1877: 11) indicated that the type series contained seven specimens (three full-grown and four young) but in his subsequent catalogue ( Nevill 1885: 7) he noted only six. The original catalogue number for the entire type series was 2420, and in fact it contained eight specimens, a discrepancy noted by Cowie (2015: 49). All but one of these eight specimens have subsequently been removed from this lot and given the catalogue number NZSI M.25079/5, with the remaining specimen (NZSI M.2420) treated as the “holotype” ( “type” on labels; Fig. 16 View Figure 16 ) and the other seven as “paratypes”. However, no holotype was designated in the original publication ( Code, Art. 73.1). We therefore here designate the shell in NZSI M.2420 as the lectotype (Fig. 11 View Figure 11 ) to fix the concept of Ampullaria stoliczkana Nevill, with the seven specimens in NZSI M.25079/5 becoming paralectotypes, of which two are full-grown and five are juveniles, including one that is extremely small. Perhaps this smallest specimen was overlooked by Nevill (1877: 11) in noting three full-grown and four young specimens. The dimensions and appearance of the lectotype correspond closely with the description and dimensions given by Nevill (1877: 11-12).
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Caenogastropoda |
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Ampullarioidea |
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Ampullaria stoliczkana Nevill, 1877
| Tripathy, Basudev, Sajan, Sheikh & Cowie, Robert H. 2019 |
Ampullaria stoliczkana
| Nevill 1877 |
