A. B. Smith et al. 1988
Full reference
A. B. Smith, C.R.C. Paul, A.S. Gale and S.K. Donovan. 1988. Cenomanian and Lower Turonian echinoderms from Wilmington, south-east Devon, England. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geological Series 42:1-245 [L. Villier/L. Villier]
Metadata
| ID number: | 17085 |
| Created: | 2006-04-07 06:50:40 |
| Modified: | 2006-04-07 08:50:40 |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated without evidence |
| Language: | English |
Taxonomic opinions (9) - view classification
'Asterias quinqueloba is recombined as Crateraster quinqueloba' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Goniaster (Goniodiscus) parkinsoni is recombined as Metopaster parkinsoni' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Goniaster (Stellaster) comptoni is recombined as Comptoniaster comptoni' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Lophidiaster ornatus belongs to Lophidiaster' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Mastaster villersensis belongs to Mastaster' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Oreaster coronatus is recombined as Stauranderaster coronatus' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Oreaster ocellatus is recombined as Valettaster ocellatus' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Phocidaster grandis belongs to Phocidaster' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Tomidaster sulcatus is recombined as Ophryaster sulcatus' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Goniaster (Goniodiscus) parkinsoni is recombined as Metopaster parkinsoni' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Goniaster (Stellaster) comptoni is recombined as Comptoniaster comptoni' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Lophidiaster ornatus belongs to Lophidiaster' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Mastaster villersensis belongs to Mastaster' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Oreaster coronatus is recombined as Stauranderaster coronatus' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Oreaster ocellatus is recombined as Valettaster ocellatus' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Phocidaster grandis belongs to Phocidaster' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988
'Tomidaster sulcatus is recombined as Ophryaster sulcatus' according to A. B. Smith et al. 1988