Scolopendra longipleura, Silvestri 1895: 2 Scolopendra pygmaea, Pocock, 1895: 15
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.1253.1.1 |
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Scolopendra longipleuraScolopendra pygmaea |
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longipleura Silvestri 1895:2 View in CoL (25 April).
Holotype: not known to exist, paratype ZMUH ( Weidner 1960), examined; type locality: Tucuman, Argentina. Original rank: species.
Current rank and status: synonym of Hemiscolopendra chilensis ( Gervais, 1847) ( Kraepelin 1903, Attems 1930, Bücherl 1942 a); I confirm its assignment to Hemiscolopendra Kraepelin, 1903 .
Remarks: Scolopendra longipleura was recorded from Belem & São Paulo, Brazil, by Brölemann (1901) and was omitted by Bücherl (1974). pygmaea Pocock, 1895:15 (31 December).
Syntypes (BMNH [ Shelley 2002]); type locality: Amula , Guerrero, Mexico.
Original rank: species. Current rank and status: valid species of Arthrorhabdus Pocock, 1891 ( Kraepelin 1903, Attems 1930, Bücherl 1942 a, Shelley 2002, Shelley & Chagas 2004).
Anatomical illustrations: Pocock (1895, pl. 2, figs. 8, 8a–8c), Shelley (2002, figs. 66–68).
Distribution : Arizona to Texas, USA, southward to Oaxaca, Mexico, and possibly Belize ( Shelley & Chagas 2004). Maps : Shelley (2002, fig. 72), Shelley & Chagas (2004, fig. 1).
Remarks: S. pygmaea is also the type species, by original designation, of the monotypic genusgroup name, Arthrorhabdinus Verhoeff, 1907 , which was proposed as a subgenus of Arthrorhabdus and synonymized under the latter by Attems (1930), Shelley (2002), & Shelley & Chagas (2004). The species was omitted by Bücherl (1974).
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