XLVIII.—<i>New Hydroida from Ochotsk, Kamtschatka, and other parts of the North Pacific Ocean</i>

Mereschkowsky, C.

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“…A third species of Selaginopsis was recognized by Norman in Polyserias Hincksii which he showed to be identical with Diphasia mirabilis Verrill, 1873, and referred it to Selaginopsis as Selaginopsis mirabilis (VerriU, 1873). This point of view was accepted by Mereschkowsky in later papers (Mereschkowsky, 1878a(Mereschkowsky, , 1878b, in one of which (Mereschkowsky, 1878b) the concept of the genus Selaginopsis Allman, 1876, was greatly extended by the inclusion of several newly described species, an extension which made it possible also to include Allman's genus Pericladium Allman, 1876. The genus Selaginopsis, according to Mereschkowsky's definition (1878b: 434), was characterized principally by the arrangement of hydrothecae in longitudinal series; the colonies show either pinnate branching or branching in all planes.…”

Section: Species Of Staurothecamentioning

confidence: 82%

“…Colonies dioecious; with sexual dimorphism. Levinsen, 1893a Thuiaria arctica (Bonnevie, 1899) (= Selaginopsis arctica Bonnevie, 1899) Thuiaria articulata (Pallas, 1766) Pallas, 1766) Thuiaria barentsi Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria bidentata (Allman, 1876) Allman, 1876) Thuiaria breitfussi (Kudelin, 1914) Kudelin, 1914) Thuiaria earica Levinsen, 1893b Thuiaria eedrina (Linnaeus, 1758) Linnaeus, 1758) Thuiaria cornigera Kudelin, 1914 Thuiaria coronifera Allman, 1876 Thuiaria cupressoides (Lepechin, 1783) Lepechin, 1783) Thuiaria cylindrica Clark, 1876 Thuiaria decemserialis (Mereschkowsky, 1878b) …”

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confidence: 98%

“…Mereschkowsky, 1878b) Thuiaria derbeki Kudelin, 1914 Thuiaria excepticea Fenyuk, 1947 Thuiaria gonorhiza Naumov, 1952Thuiaria hartlaubi (Nutting, 1904 Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria involuta Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria kudelini Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria laxa Allman, 1874 Thuiaria lebedi lebedi Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria lebedi abiecula Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria mereschkowskii (Kudelin, 1914) Fenyuk, 1947 Thuiaria obsoleta (Lepechin, 1781) Lepechin, 1781; P olyserias glacialis Mereschkowsky, 1877) Thuiaria pacifica (Mereschkowsky, 1878b) Mereschkowsky, 1878b; doubtful synonym of Selaginopsis cedrina (Linnaeus, 1758)] Thuiaria pinna Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria sachalini Kudelin, 1914 Thuiaria salicornia Allman, 1874 Thuiaria subthuja Fenyuk, 1947 Thuiaria tetrastriata Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria thuja (Linnaeus, 1758) Linnaeus, 1758) Thuiaria triserialis Mereschkowsky, 1878b (= Selaginopsis triserialis (Mereschkowsky, 1878b) Thuiaria uschakovi Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria wulfiusi Naumov, 1960 Thuiaria zachsi Fenyuk, 1947 Among these species the following have a separate position:…”

Section: (= Selaginopsis Decemserialismentioning

confidence: 98%

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Species ofStaurothecaAllman, 1888 (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa) from recent antarctic expeditions with R. V.Polarstern, with the description of six new species

Cantero¹,

Svoboda²,

Vervoort³

1997

Journal of Natural History

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Thirteen species of the genus Staurotheca Allman, six of which are new to science, have been studied. The material originates from the Weddell Sea region and was collected by several antarctic expeditions with the R. V. Polarstern. Each species is described and figured and its systematic position among allied species discussed. Current data concerning autecology and geographical distribution of each species are discussed. Re-definitions of the genera Staurotheca Allman and Thuiaria Fleming are presented. The species formerly referred to the genus Selaginopsis Allman and found in the southern hemisphere are included in Staurotheca, while the northern ones are sunk in Thuiaria.

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Section: Species Of Staurothecamentioning

confidence: 82%

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confidence: 98%

Section: (= Selaginopsis Decemserialismentioning

confidence: 98%

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Species ofStaurothecaAllman, 1888 (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa) from recent antarctic expeditions with R. V.Polarstern, with the description of six new species

Cantero¹,

Svoboda²,

Vervoort³

1997

Journal of Natural History

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“…Stauridiumproductum: HlNCKS 1862, 1868ALLMAN 1871ALLMAN -1872MERESCHKOWSKY 1878;PLESSIS 1881;CRAWFORD 1895;HARTLAUB 1895HARTLAUB ,1897SHIDLOWSKY 1902;BEDOT 1905;DRZEWlNA & BOHN 1916;MAYER 1910;KRAMp 1935. Coryne productum: SCHNEIDER 1898.…”

Section: Hydroidunclassified

“…The hydroid has been recorded twice from the White Sea (MERESCHKOWSKY 1878;SHIDLOWSKY 1902) under the name Stauridium productum, but these records were not accompanied by any description or drawing, and the specimens were not preserved (NAUMOV 1969). Medusae of S. producta have never been recorded for the Russian coasts except for twenty immature specimens that were once collected in the Sea of Okhotsk by plankton sampling (NAUMOV 1969).…”

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Observations on the White sea hydroid,Sarsia producta(Wright, 1858) (Hydrozoa: Athecata)

Orlov¹

1996

Sarsia

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Polyps of the White Sea hydroid Sarsia producta were collected, described and figured, in order to gain new insight into its ecology, morphology, colonial structure, and behaviour. Specific modes offeeding behaviour were observed on hydro ids in situ, and their diet was examined. The diet of Sarsia producta is diverse and based on a wide range of items from different systems: dead organic matter, settled on the substrate or suspended in the water, phytoplankton and zooplankton, and epibenthic animals and algae. Successful capture of such a variety of food items is achieved by the particular feeding movements of the flexible body, well co-ordinated with the movements of hypos tome and capitate tentacles. In total, these movements create a complicated feeding behaviour unusual among hydroids.

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Harry Beal Torrey (1873–1970) of California, USA, and his research on hydroids and other coelenterates

Calder

2013

Zootaxa

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Harry Beal Torrey was born on 22 May 1873 in Boston, Massachusetts. Two years later his family moved to Oakland, California. Torrey earned B.S. and M.S. degrees in zoology from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1895 and 1898 respectively, a Ph.D. in zoology from Columbia University in 1903, and an M.D. from the Medical College of Cornell University in 1927. He began his academic career as a marine biologist, investigating taxonomy, reproduction, morphology, development, regeneration, and behaviour of cnidarians of the west coast of the United States, but his research interests soon shifted to experimental biology and endocrinology. He eventually entered the field of medicine, specializing in public health, and served as a physician and hospital administrator. Torrey held academic positions at the University of California, Berkeley (1895-1912), the Marine Biological Association of San Diego (1903-1912), Reed College (1912-1920), the University of Oregon (1920-1926), and Stanford University (1928-1938). Following retirement from academia, he served as Director of the Children's Hospital of the East Bay, Oakland, California, from 1938 to 1942. In retirement, he continued an association with the University of California at Berkeley, near his home. Of 84 publications by him listed herein, 31 dealt with coelenterates. This paper focuses on his early research on coelenterate biology, and especially his contributions to taxonomy of hydroids. He was author or coauthor of six genera and 48 species-group taxa of Cnidaria, and he also described one new species each of Ctenophora and Phoronida. Although he abandoned systematic work early in his career, his most widely cited publication is a taxonomic monograph on hydroids of the west coast of North America, published in 1902. He died, at age 97, on 9 September 1970.

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XLVIII.—New Hydroida from Ochotsk, Kamtschatka, and other parts of the North Pacific Ocean

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Species ofStaurothecaAllman, 1888 (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa) from recent antarctic expeditions with R. V.Polarstern, with the description of six new species

Species ofStaurothecaAllman, 1888 (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa) from recent antarctic expeditions with R. V.Polarstern, with the description of six new species

Observations on the White sea hydroid,Sarsia producta(Wright, 1858) (Hydrozoa: Athecata)

Harry Beal Torrey (1873–1970) of California, USA, and his research on hydroids and other coelenterates

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