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Astarte borealis
Taxonomy
Venus borealis was named by Chemnitz (1784). It is extant.
It was recombined as Tridonta borealis by Schumacher (1817); it was recombined as Astarte (Tridonta) borealis by Abbott (1974); it was recombined as Astarte borealis by Wood (1850) and Hendy (2020).
It was recombined as Tridonta borealis by Schumacher (1817); it was recombined as Astarte (Tridonta) borealis by Abbott (1974); it was recombined as Astarte borealis by Wood (1850) and Hendy (2020).
Sister species lacking formal opinion data
A. aitkeni, A. alta, A. antipodum, A. ayersi, A. boum, A. camertonensis, A. cantabrigiensis, A. contjeani, A. cotteausia, A. culebrensis, A. curvirostris, A. deltoidea, A. depressa, A. depressoides, A. didimtuensis, A. elegans, A. eugonia, A. fimbriata, A. griesbachi, A. hobleyi, A. kenti, A. laurentiana, A. lonjiensis, A. madseni, A. mandawaensis, A. martini, A. mitoleensis, A. nummus, A. obsoleta, A. packardi, A. pindiroensis, A. polymorpha, A. pretriangulata, A. pulfreyi, A. pumila, A. rotunds, A. scanensis, A. seanensis, A. sieversi, A. spissa, A. subminima, A. trigonula, A. venatorum, A. veneriformis, A. veneris, A. sima, A. paphia, A. pasiphae, A. subsenecta, A. veneriformis, A. isosceles, A. cotteausia, A. icaunensis
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Astarte borealis Chemnitz 1784
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Invalid names: Astarte fabula Reeve 1855 [synonym], Astarte leffingwelli Dall 1920 [synonym]
Diagnosis
No diagnoses are available