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Corallium gotoense

Object Details

Notes
N. Iwasaki of Kochi Univ. Japan sampled a broken piece of. C. elatius
Specimen was sampled by Bertalan Lendvay on 9 Nov 2022. Sample is to be sent in loan for analysis.
Specimen sampled for and sent to Santiago Herrera of Lehigh University for genetic analysis.
Record Last Modified
19 Apr 2024
Specimen Count
1
Collector
K. Kishinouye
Ocean/Sea/Gulf
North Pacific Ocean
Place
Goto Islands, Kyushu Island, Japan, North Pacific Ocean
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Invertebrate Zoology
Cnidaria
Published Name
Corallium gotoense Nonaka et al., 2012
Corallium elatius (Ridley, 1882)
Data Source
NMNH - Invertebrate Zoology Dept.
USNM Number
19928
Type Citation
Nonaka, M., Muzik, K. M., et al. 2012. Descriptions of two new species and designation of three neotypes of Japanese Coralliidae from recently discovered specimens that were collected by Kishinouye, and the introduction of a statistical approach to sclerite abundance and size. 3428 1-67.
Type Status
Holotype
Preparation
Dry
Record ID
nmnhinvertebratezoology_12333
Metadata Usage
CC0
GUID
http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/38034181c-f18b-45c6-9d23-91cabbe25b6c
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