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lectotype Geomelania striosa pumila
ANSP Malacology Collection Specimen Search Details
ANSP 163727Truncatellidae
Truncatellidae 
lectotype Geomelania striosa pumila
Dry Catalog # 163727
Count 1
Catalog date 02 Oct 1934
donor Baker, H. B.
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provenance Baker, H. B.
Count 1
Catalog date 02 Oct 1934
donor Baker, H. B.
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provenance Baker, H. B.
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ecology
unnamed locality
specific locality Eastern end of John Crow Mts. near Portland-St. Thomas boundary, west of Haining, canyon-ravine to crest
secondary division
primary division Portland/St. Thomas Parish
country Jamaica
original locality John Crow Hills, west of Haining, Jamaica [eledger]; Eastern end of John Crow Mts. near Portland-St. Thomas boundary, canyon-ravine to crest [original description]
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unnamed locality
specific locality Eastern end of John Crow Mts. near Portland-St. Thomas boundary, west of Haining, canyon-ravine to crest
secondary division
primary division Portland/St. Thomas Parish
country Jamaica
original locality John Crow Hills, west of Haining, Jamaica [eledger]; Eastern end of John Crow Mts. near Portland-St. Thomas boundary, canyon-ravine to crest [original description]
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station EEJB; J39b
collector Baker, H. B.
date collected 1933
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vessel
station EEJB; J39b
collector Baker, H. B.
date collected 1933
collecting gear
site size
slope
aspect
altitude
depth
pH
salinity
surface temp.
bottom temp.
sediment
associated taxa
Remarks
ANSP 163727
remarks 2 paralectotypes split from this lot and recatalogued as ANSP 457173 on 7/18/2014.
Citations
ANSP 163727
H. B. Baker, 1935. Nautilus 48 (3): 83, fig. 6
H. B. Baker, 1964. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 116 (4): 176