Fridericia Michaelsen, 1889
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6216728 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E287DC-FFC9-1737-FF54-FE850E57F9ED |
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Plazi |
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Fridericia Michaelsen, 1889 View in CoL
Rem: There are records from the upper intertidal in North America (Coates & Healy 2008).
12. Fridericia agricola Moore, 1895
Distr: BRA: SP: São Paulo, state university campus ( Christoffersen 1973, p. 340; Bittencourt 1974, p. 374); Engenheiro Marsilac ( Christoffersen 1979b, p. 47).
Furth. Distr: North America ( Schmelz 2003, p. 98).
Rem: Terrestrial species ( Römbke 2007, p. 163).
13. Fridericia bisetosa ( Levinsen, 1884)
Distr: VEN: Edo Aragua: Caripe river; Guarapiche river; Cuyagua river; Edo Sucre: near Cumanacoa: Jaguaracual brook ( Botea 1987, p. 71). BRA: SP: São Paulo: Osasco ( Bittencourt 1974, p. 374). Furth. Distr: North America and Europe ( Schmelz 2003, p. 130).
Rem: Terrestrial species ( Römbke 2007, p. 163).
14*. Fridericia loretensis Schmelz, 2003
Syn. for South America: Fridericia callosa , Č ernosvitov, 1937b (non Neoenchytraeus callosus Eisen, 1878 ).
Distr: ARG: Upper Paraná river: Misiones: Loreto, beyond Santa Ana (Č ernosvitov 1937b, p. 154). Rem: Terrestrial species (Cernosvitov 1937b, p. 154).
15. Fridericia peregrinabunda Michaelsen, 1913
Other name in South America: Fridericia bollonsi Benham, 1915 . Distr: BRA: SP: Pirassununga: Birigui; São Paulo: State university campus ( Christoffersen 1976, p. 244); Engenheiro Ferraz ( Christoffersen 1979b, p. 50).
Furth. Distr: Africa, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand ( Schmelz 2003, p. 291). Rem: Terrestrial species ( Römbke 2007, p. 163).
16. Fridericia pretoriana Stephenson, 1930
Other name in South America: Fridericia striata, Ude, 1896 (non Levinsen, 1884). Distr: ARG ( Bell 1962, p. 159). URU: Montevideo: Prado and Cerro ( Ude 1896, p. 29). Furth. Distr: Mediterranean and South Africa ( Schmelz 2003, p. 306).
Rem: Terrestrial species, not found in wet or moist soils ( Schmelz 2003, p. 306).
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