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Haligyna borealis
Taxonomy
Trichechus manatus borealis was named by Gmelin (1788).
It was recombined as Sirene borealis by Link (1794); it was recombined as Manatus borealis by Link (1795); it was recombined as Trichechus borealis by Shaw (1800); it was recombined as Rytina borealis by Illiger (1815); it was recombined as Stellerus borealis by Desmarest (1822); it was recombined as Haligyna borealis by Billberg (1827); it was synonymized subjectively with Hydrodamalis gigas by Forsten and Youngman (1982).
It was recombined as Sirene borealis by Link (1794); it was recombined as Manatus borealis by Link (1795); it was recombined as Trichechus borealis by Shaw (1800); it was recombined as Rytina borealis by Illiger (1815); it was recombined as Stellerus borealis by Desmarest (1822); it was recombined as Haligyna borealis by Billberg (1827); it was synonymized subjectively with Hydrodamalis gigas by Forsten and Youngman (1982).
Synonymy list
| Year | Name and author |
|---|---|
| 1788 | Trichechus manatus borealis Gmelin p. 61 |
| 1794 | Sirene borealis Link p. 68 |
| 1795 | Manatus borealis Link p. 110 |
| 1800 | Trichechus borealis Shaw p. 240 |
| 1815 | Rytina borealis Illiger p. 64 |
| 1822 | Stellerus borealis Desmarest p. 510 |
| 1827 | Haligyna borealis Billberg p. 33 |
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†Haligyna borealis Gmelin 1788
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Diagnosis
No diagnoses are available