Eunotia depressa Ehrenb., Abh. K. Akad. Wiss. Berlin, Physik. Kl., 1841: 413, Tafel I, Fig IV: 6b, Tafel IV, Fig I: 12, 1843

Silva, Weliton Jose da, Jahn, Regine & Menezes, Mariangela, 2012, Diatoms from Brazil: the taxa recorded by Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg, PhytoKeys 18, pp. 19-37 : 21

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scientific name

Eunotia depressa Ehrenb., Abh. K. Akad. Wiss. Berlin, Physik. Kl., 1841: 413, Tafel I, Fig IV: 6b, Tafel IV, Fig I: 12, 1843
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Eunotia depressa Ehrenb., Abh. K. Akad. Wiss. Berlin, Physik. Kl., 1841: 413, Tafel I, Fig IV: 6b, Tafel IV, Fig I: 12, 1843 Fig 8-9 View Figures 6–14

Lectotype (designated here).

Specimen in preparation 180403a, marked with yellow (g) ring, from sample 1099, "Rio Conigo in Rio de Janeiro", Ehrenberg Collection, in BHUPM (Museum für Naturkunde) ( Fig 8 View Figures 6–14 ).

Locality of the lectotype.

Rio Conigo [ Cônego River], Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Locality of the other syntype.

"New York?"

Original description.

" striata, anguste linearis, ventre plano aut leviter concavo, dorso depresso plano, prope apices rotundatos subito attenuato."

Ehrenberg (1843, p. 373) defined that Eunotia depressa occurred in Brazil and possibly in USA (New York). We verified the preparations from New York (K: 25, B: 4; K: 26, B: 1, 3) but did not find any citation of Eunotia depressa . Therefore, we defined the lectotype from the material from Brazil.