1952
DOI: 10.1590/s0373-55241952000100012
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Sôbre uma coleção de Copepodos, não parasíticos, da baía de Santos e suas adjacências: Est. I e II

Abstract: Quando, em 1936, demos início à pesquisa sôbre os Copepoda, a nossa intenção era a de promover o estudo taxonômico do grupo, visando rela-C!ionar as principais espécies ocorrente no litoral paulista, com especialidade as da baía de Santos e seus arredores. N essa ocasião, já tínhamos. em mente as palavras do Prof. Baird, recordadas por Fish (1925, p. 91) : "The profitable study of useful sea fishes can not be prosecuted without a knowledge of their food, the food of their food, their respective friends and foe… Show more

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“…Suez Canal, Egypt (type locality), the Texan coast (USA) (Lee et al 2006), Brazil (Carvalho 1952), northern Colombia (present data), and possibly Bermuda (Willey 1930). …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 58%
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“…Suez Canal, Egypt (type locality), the Texan coast (USA) (Lee et al 2006), Brazil (Carvalho 1952), northern Colombia (present data), and possibly Bermuda (Willey 1930). …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Laophonte armiger Gurney, 1927: 554–556, fig. 159; Willey 1930: 108–109, figs 65–67; Carvalho 1952: 159–160, Pl. II, figs 68–71.Onychocamptus armiger Lang, 1948: 1423–1424, Abb.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…L. aestiva is a well established inhabitant of temperate coastal waters between northern Florida and the Gulf of St. Lawrence (type locality: Woods Hole, Massachusetts). It has also been recorded from Brazilian coastal waters ( Carvalho 1945( Carvalho , 1952Oliveira 1946), but the existence of three other species in this area {fluviatilus Dahl, darwini Lubbock, braziliense Farran ) that are very similar to aestiva casts some doubt on the validity of these reports. In contrast, scotti is known only from the tropical or near-tropical waters off the African west coast (type locality: Gulf of Guinea).…”
Section: Adultmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lee et al (2006) fully re-described E. armiger (Gurney, 1927), based on specimens collected from the Texan coast (U.S.A.) and compared them with the type specimens deposited in the Natural History Museum (London, U.K.). To clarify the taxonomy of E. armiger, Lee et al (2006) carefully re-examined all records of E. armiger since the original publication by Gurney (1927) (namely Willey 1930;Nicholls 1945;de Paiva Carvalho 1952;Krishnaswamy 1957;Pesta 1959 (as Onychocamptus armiger); Vervoort 1964 (also as O. armiger); Lang 1965). They noted that Nicholls' (1945) and Vervoort's (1964) records of E. armiger from western Australia and the Caroline Islands, respectively, show a remarkable resemblance, but in fact do belong to a distinct, new species.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%