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Cerion (Strophiops) josephinae Clench, 1935
SynonymyCerion (Strophiops) josephinae Clench, 1935: 49, pl. 3, figs. 1,4. Original Description: Click to view Geographic Distribution: Long Island, Bahama Islands. Type Locality Tate's Bay, S. E. Long Island, Bahamas Islands. [ Nov. 19, 1923] Type Material: Holotype, MCZ 76474 Additional RecordsLI-50 USNM 1083063, Beach at end of road at Hard Bargain, Long Island, Bahama Islands [23° 1.72' N, 74° 52.943' W]. On sand and under coccoloba leaves, on dunes about 200 m above from beach. Harasewych, Wise December 3, 2004 LI-49 USNM 1083062, Beach at E end of road at Dunmores, Long Island, Bahama Islands [23° 3.168' N, 74° 53.914' W]. On sand, between plants, on dunes about 5 m above sea level. Harasewych, Wise December 3, 2004 LI-52 USNM 1083065, On trail beyond end or paved road, 0.5 km S of Gordons Settlement, Long Island, Bahama Islands [22° 52.102' N, 74° 51.709' W]. on grass and trees, up to 1.5 m above ground Harasewych, Wise December 3, 2004 LI-53 USNM 1083066, Bay at end of trail, 1.7 km S of Gordons Settlement,, Long Island, Bahama Islands [22° 51.43' N, 74° 51.205' W]. On rocks, ground among low shrubs, continuous population with LI-52. Harasewych & Wise December 3, 2004 LI-30 = SJG 430 Long Island, Bahama Islands [22° 52.227' N, 74° 51.869' W]. December 9, 2001 RemarksClench (1935) distinguishes it from C. melanostomum by its larger size, lack of any color, having axial lamellae absent or nearly so, and not having an umbilical ridge defined on its outer side by an incised line.Additional InformationSearch for additional records in the collections of: The National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution The Field Museum of Natural History GenBank® (NIH genetic sequences database) |
