Catalog of species-group names of Recent and fossil Scaphopoda ...

Steiner G. & Kabat A. R.lactea (Deshayes, 1825) (fide Scarabino 1995: 242).Indo-Pacific: Seychelles to New Caledonia andChina. 32-42 m. Remark: the species from thePliocene of Italy O. G. Costa (1851: 37, pl. 3,fig. 7) misidentified as Dentalium lacteum was laternamed Dentalium costae Pilsbry & Sharp, 1898.† ladinum, Dentalium Dall, 1916: 522. Oligocene.USGS station 6774, at Rock Island, Suwanee River,near White Springs, Hamilton County, Florida,USA. Syntypes USNM Paleobiology 166746 (3).laeve, Dentalium Turton, 1819: 256. Recent. Torbay[England]. Syntypes USNM 174969 (6). Juniorsynonym of Antalis vulgaris (Da Costa, 1778) (fidePilsbry & Sharp 1897: 42).laeve, Dentalium Brazier, 1877. Not a scaphopod. SeeOther taxa described as Scaphopoda.laeve, Dentalium (Antalis) “n. sp.?” Hilgard &Hopkins, 1878: 48, pl. 3, fig. 6. Quaternary. LakeBorgne, Louisiana, USA. Junior homonym ofDentalium laeve Turton, 1819; junior secondaryhomonym of Dentalium laeve (Schlotheim, 1820).Remark: Pilsbry & Sharp (1898: 207) stated thatthis species was described from “young shells andfragments, probably referable to D. filum Sowerbyof the Recent and Pliocene faunas”.† laevigatum, Dentalium Eichwald, 1830: 199.Pliocene. Zukowce, Volhynia, Ukraine.laevigatum, Dentalium Rayneval, Hecke & Ponzi,1854: 19, 20. Pliocene. Monte Mario, Rome, Italy.Junior homonym of Dentalium laevigatum Eichwald,1830. Junior synonym of Cadulus (Dischides)politus (S. Wood, 1842) (fide Pilsbry & Sharp 1897:144). Remark: this name was inadvertently reusedfor a new species by Ponzi (1876: 947, 956, pl. 3,figs 1a, 1b), even though Ponzi was the junior(third) author of the 1854 publication.laevigatum, Dentalium Ponzi, 1876: 947, 956, pl. 3,figs 1a, 1b. Pliocene. Monte Vaticano, Rome, Italy.Junior homonym of Dentalium laevigatumEichwald, 1830. Tentative junior synonym ofAntalis vulgaris vitrea (Gmelin, 1791) (fide Sacco1897: 101; Pavia 1991: 122, 123, pl. 3, fig. 8).Remarks: although Ponzi was the junior (third)author of Dentalium laevigatum Rayneval, Hecke &Ponzi, 1854, he apparently overlooked that descriptionwhen he reused this name for a distinct speciesfrom a nearby locality. Sacco (1897: 101) listed thisas a potential junior synonym of Dentalium (Antale)vitreum Gmelin, 1791 now considered a subspeciesof Antalis vulgaris (Da Costa, 1778) (fide Pavia1991). CLEMAM lists it in synonymy withDischides politus (S. Wood, 1842).† laevis, Dentalites Schlotheim, 1820: 93, 94. MiddleTriassic. Thangelstadt and Holzendorf (nearWeimar), Germany; near Copenhagen, Denmark.Entalis laevis (Schlotheim, 1820) (fide Diener 1926:230).laevis, Dentalium Hutton, 1873b: 2. Miocene, PareoraFormation. Kanieri; Chatham Islands; Motanau,New Zealand. Lectotype NZGS TM4812 (fideKeyes 1972: 97). Junior homonym of Dentalites laevisSchlotheim 1820; replacement name: Dentaliumpareorensis Pilsbry & Sharp, 1898. Antalis pareorensis(Pilsbry & Sharp, 1898) (fide Maxwell 1988:76). Remark: Keyes did not indicate the source ofthis lectotype designation.† laguncula, Gadila Darragh, 1997: 94, 95, figs 8i, 8lp.Paleocene, Pebble Point Formation. LocalityPL3001, Otway Basin, Victoria, Australia. HolotypeNMV P301881; paratypes NMV P301882,P301883.† lamarcki, Dentalium Mayer, 1864: 357, 358, pl. 14,fig. 5. Miocene. Bordeaux and Dax, France. Juniorhomonym of Dentalium lamarckii Chenu, 1843.Replacement name: Dentalium (Entalis) exlamarckiSacco, 1897.lamarckii, Dentalium Chenu, 1843: pl. 6, fig. 15;1852: 5. Recent. “Les mers de la Chine” [ChinaSea?]. Possible syntype MHNG 1155/36 (labelled“Zanzibar”, fide Y. Finet in litt. 16.X.1996). Juniorsynonym of Antalis longitrorsum (Reeve, 1843)(fide Pilsbry & Sharp 1897: 111).† lamberti, Dentalium Cossmann, 1897: 268, pl. 2,fig. 32. Cretaceous, Turonian. Gizaucourt, Marne;Novy-Chevrières, Ardennes; and Berzieux, Marne,France.† lanceolata, Theca Morris, 1845: 289, 290, pl. 18,fig. 8. Permian. Illawara, New South Wales,Australia. Remark: Waterhouse (1980: 199) suggestedthat this species “is possibly similar” toPlagioglypta.† landinense, Dentalium Vincent, 1876: 158, 159,pl. 9, figs 12a-12c. Lower Eocene. Gelinden andMaret, Belgium.† laneensis, Dentalium (“?” Fissidentalium) Hickman,1969: 74, pl. 9, figs 1-6. Oligocene, EugeneFormation. Near Eugene, Oregon, USA (numerouslocalities). Holotype UO 27332; paratypes UO27333-UO 27339.langfordi, Laevidentalium Habe, 1963: 268, pl. 38,fig. 22. Recent. Itoman, Okinawa Island, RyukyuIslands, Japan, 30-50 fms [55-91 m]. Holotype andparatype in NSMT. Fustiaria langfordi (Habe,1963) (fide Scarabino 1995: 280). Indo-Pacific:Indonesia to New Caledonia. 50-380 m.laqueatum, Dentalium Verrill, 1885a: 431, 432,pl. 44, fig. 18. Recent. Off Cape Hatteras, NorthCarolina, Albatross stn 2268, 35°10’40”N,75°06’10”W, 68 fms [124 m]. Holotype USNM44671. Dentalium laqueatum Verrill, 1885.Western Atlantic, Caribbean: from Cape Hatteras(USA) to Guyana. 18-900 m.lardum, Dentalium Barnard, 1963a: 445. Recent.South Africa, 33°44’S, 16°30’E, 1500 fms [2738 m].Syntypes SAFM A9768 (3; fide Giles & Gosliner1983: 40), BMNH 1964242. Compressidentaliumlardum (Barnard, 1963) (fide Scarabino 1995:264). Indian Ocean: South Africa. 2519-3212 m.608ZOOSYSTEMA • 2004 • 26 (4)