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Science, 1960
The description of new species should not be confined to physical description of a holotype. One specimen cannot include all characters or be typical of any taxon. The holotype serves only a nomenclatural function and might also be termed the name-bearer (nomenifer) to avoid confusion of "type specimen" with "typical specimen."
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The description of new species should not be confined to physical description of a holotype. One specimen cannot include all characters or be typical of any taxon. The holotype serves only a nomenclatural function and might also be termed the name-bearer (nomenifer) to avoid confusion of "type specimen" with "typical specimen."
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Not a Lycogala? Investigating the holotype of Lycogala fuscoviolaceum
European Journal of ProtistologyThe myxomycete Lycogala fuscoviolaceum was described by P. Onsberg in 1972 based on a single specimen collected in Nepal. The status of this species remains ambiguous, as no additional findings have been reported since its description. In this study, we re-examined the holotype stored in Copenhagen to determine the true systematic position of L ...
Dmitry V Leontyev, Martin Schnittler
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Nouvelles données sur la saléeite holotype de Shinkolobwe
Bulletin De Mineralogie, 1980Paul Piret, Michel Deliens
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Mysteries surrounding the Hector’s Dolphin holotype Electra hectori P.‐J. Van Beneden, 1881
New Zealand Journal of ZoologyRobert L Brownell, Koen Van Waerebeek
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Benchmarking in Taxonomy: The Role of the Holotype
TaxonomyBenchmarking in taxonomy is viewed both as establishing a specimen as a standard of reference and as a process for optimizing that process. Here, it is founded on vision theory that recognition of specimens, as for all objects, is personal to the observer and is based on stored exemplars (benchmark images) in their memory.
George H. Scott
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