D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
Full reference
D. E. G. Briggs, M. D. Sutton, D. J. Siveter and D. J. Siveter. 2004. A new phyllocarid (Crustacea: Malacostraca) from the Silurian Fossil-Lagerstätte of Herefordshire, UK. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B 271:131-138 [J. Alroy/J. Alroy/J. Alroy]
Metadata
| ID number: | 19525 |
| Created: | 2006-12-31 10:13:33 |
| Modified: | 2006-12-31 12:16:58 |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated with evidence |
| Language: | English |
| Comments: published online in 2003, but only hard copy publications are nomenclaturally acceptable according to the ICZN | |
Taxonomic names (8)
Taxonomic opinions (21) - view classification
'Archaeostraca belongs to Phyllocarida' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Aristozoe belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Cinerocaris magnifica belongs to Cinerocaris' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Cinerocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Dithryocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Echinocaridina belongs to Archaeostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Echinocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Eleutherocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Elymocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Hebertocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Malacostraca was reranked as a class and belongs to Crustacea' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Montecaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Nahecaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Ohiocaris belongs to Pephricaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Paraechinocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Pephricaridina belongs to Archaeostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Pephricaris belongs to Pephricaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Phyllocarida was reranked as a subclass and belongs to Malacostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Rhinocaridina belongs to Archaeostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Rhinocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Tropidocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Aristozoe belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Cinerocaris magnifica belongs to Cinerocaris' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Cinerocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Dithryocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Echinocaridina belongs to Archaeostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Echinocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Eleutherocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Elymocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Hebertocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Malacostraca was reranked as a class and belongs to Crustacea' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Montecaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Nahecaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Ohiocaris belongs to Pephricaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Paraechinocaris belongs to Echinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Pephricaridina belongs to Archaeostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Pephricaris belongs to Pephricaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Phyllocarida was reranked as a subclass and belongs to Malacostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Rhinocaridina belongs to Archaeostraca' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Rhinocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004
'Tropidocaris belongs to Rhinocaridina' according to D. E. G. Briggs et al. 2004