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Brady, G.S. & D. Robertson. (1873). Contributions to the study of the Entomostraca. No. VIII. On marine Copepoda taken in the west of Ireland.
Annals and Magazine of Natural History.
(4)12:126-142, pls. 8-9. (viii-1873).
SourceID
498
DOI
10.1080/00222937308680724 [
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Authors
Brady, G.S. & D. Robertson
Year
1873
Title
Contributions to the study of the Entomostraca. No. VIII. On marine Copepoda taken in the west of Ireland.
Journal
Annals and Magazine of Natural History
Suffix
(4)12:126-142, pls. 8-9. (viii-1873)
Type
Publication
Link
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/part/58932#/summary
Note
Available in Wilson Copepod Library (non-digital)
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Taxa (10)
Attributes (1)
Asellopsis
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Asellopsis hispida
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Harpacticus flexus
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Microsetella
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Microsetella
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(additional source)
Microsetella atlantica
Brady & Robertson, 1873
accepted as
Microsetella norvegica
(Boeck, 1865)
(original description)
Orthopsyllus
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Parathalestris
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Pseudocyclops obtusatus
Brady & Robertson, 1873
represented as
Pseudocyclops obtusatus obtusatus
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Pseudocyclops obtusatus obtusatus
Brady & Robertson, 1873
(original description)
Acontiophorus scutatus
(Brady & Robertson, 1873)
Ecological interactions
ectoparasitic
Life stage
adult
Host
Dysidea fragilis
(Montagu, 1814)
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