Phtisica marina Slabber, 1769

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Phtisica marina Slabber, 1769

Phtisica marina Slabber, 1769: 77 , pl. 10; Chevreux and Fage, 1925: 434, ®gure 422; Fiorencis, 1940: 11, ®gure 1, pl. 1, ®gures 1±2; Costa, 1960: 99; McCain, 1968: 91, ®gures 46±47; McCain and Steinberg, 1970: 65.

Proto brunneovittata: Heller, 1879: 231 ; Haller, 1880: 339, pl. 22, ®gures 19±22.

Proto pedata: Haller, 1879: 230 ; Haller, 1880: 398.

Proto ventricosa: Mayer, 1882: 22 , pl. 1, ®gure 1; pl. 3, ®gures 16±29; pl. 4: ®gures 12±13; pl. 5: ®gures 1±5; Mayer, 1890: 12, pl.3, ®gures 4±6; pl. 5, ®gures 3±6; pl. 6, ®gure 1; pl. 7, ®gure 1; Mayer, 1903: 20, pl. 6, ®gure 23; Monterosso, 1915: 3.

Material examined. 1A: nine males, one female; 1C: two males, ®ve females; 2A: two males, one female, one juvenile; 2B: ®ve males, seven females, two ovigerous females, three juveniles; 3A: ®ve males, three females, one ovigerous female, seven juveniles; 5A: two males, one female, one ovigerous female; 7A: two males; 7B: one male, two females; 8A: one ovigerous female; 9A: four males, three females, one ovigerous female, two juveniles; 10A: one male; 11A: ten males, four females, three juveniles; 12A: one male, two ovigerous females, one juvenile; 12B: four males; 13A: one juvenile; 14A: two males, one female; 15A: one male; 15B: four males, one female, one ovigerous female, one juvenile; 15D: two males, one female, three juveniles; 16A: one male, one female, one juvenile; 17B: ®ve males, one female; 17C: ten males, four females, four ovigerous females, four juveniles; 18C: two males, one female; 19A: two males, one female, one juvenile; 20A: two males, two females; 21A: two males; 22A: ®ve males, three females, one ovigerous female, one juvenile; IV: one male; VI : three males, three females, three juveniles; VII : four males, one female.