< Back to Search Results
New Search >
lectotype Melania simplex
ANSP Malacology Collection Specimen Search Details
ANSP 120916Pleuroceridae
Pleuroceridae 
lectotype Melania simplex
Dry Catalog # 120916
Count 1
Catalog date 20 Dec 1915
donor
donation date
provenance
Count 1
Catalog date 20 Dec 1915
donor
donation date
provenance
Alcohol Catalog #
Count
Catalog date
Preservative
Prefixative
Fixative
Postfixative
Count
Catalog date
Preservative
Prefixative
Fixative
Postfixative
ecology
unnamed locality
specific locality [No specific locality]
secondary division
primary division Virginia
country USA
original locality Virginia [eledger]; in Virginia, in a stream running from Abingdon to the Salt Works, and from the stream on which General Prestonâs grist mill is situated, near the Salt Works, as well as in a brook running through the salt water valley, and discharging into the Holstein river [original description]
Coordinates
source of coordinates
unnamed locality
specific locality [No specific locality]
secondary division
primary division Virginia
country USA
original locality Virginia [eledger]; in Virginia, in a stream running from Abingdon to the Salt Works, and from the stream on which General Prestonâs grist mill is situated, near the Salt Works, as well as in a brook running through the salt water valley, and discharging into the Holstein river [original description]
Coordinates
source of coordinates
expedition
vessel
station
collector Vanuxem
date collected
collecting gear
site size
slope
aspect
altitude
depth
pH
salinity
surface temp.
bottom temp.
sediment
associated taxa
vessel
station
collector Vanuxem
date collected
collecting gear
site size
slope
aspect
altitude
depth
pH
salinity
surface temp.
bottom temp.
sediment
associated taxa
Remarks
ANSP 120916
remarks 1 paralectotype split from this lot and recatalogued as ANSP 424643.
Citations
ANSP 120916
Say, 1825. Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 5: 126
H. B. Baker, 1964. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 116 (4): 187