MUSSELpdb | valid sp. Euglesa milia specimens

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Mon 13 Mar 2023

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This page reports the specimens in the MUSSELpdb and provides a map if geocodes are known. The taxonomic history reports the record of different names and combinations that have been applied to this species (and its synonyms) since 2007.

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Bivalvia | Sphaerioida | Sphaeriidae | Sphaeriinae | Euglesa

species Euglesa milia (Held, 1836): specimens
10 nominal species as synonyms

Taxonomic History (since 2007)

Pisidium milium — Kuiper (2009), IUCN (2010), Bogan (2010), ITIS (2012), Fauna Europaea (2012), Clewing et al. (2013), Saito et al. (2022)
Tetragonocyclas milium — Kantor et al. (2010)
Tetragonocyclas tetragona — Kantor et al. (2010)
Tetragonocyclas baudoniana — Kantor et al. (2010)
Tetragonocyclas quadrangula — Kantor et al. (2010)
Tetragonocyclas subtetragona — Kantor et al. (2010)
Euglesa (Tetragonocyclas) milium — Vinarski & Kantor (2016)
Euglesa (Tetragonocyclas) tetragonum — Vinarski & Kantor (2016)
Euglesa (Tetragonocyclas) baudoniana — Vinarski & Kantor (2016)
Euglesa (Tetragonocyclas) quadrangula — Vinarski & Kantor (2016)
Euglesa (Tetragonocyclas) subtetragona — Vinarski & Kantor (2016)
Pisidium (Cyclocalyx) milium — Bespalaya et al. (2017), Voode (2017), Fuentealba-Jara et al. (2017)
Euglesa (Cyclocalyx) milium — Mouthon & Forcellini (2017)
Euglesa milium — Príe et al. (2020), Vinarski et al. (2020)

Range: Widespread in Eurasia, as well as North America west of the Great Lakes. Pleistocene fossils have been reported from the upper Nile.

There are no specimens in the MUSSELpdb for this species.

Page updated: 09:32:47 Mon 13 Mar 2023

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