Tibia serrata (G. Perry, 1811)

    The species Rostellaria serrata G. Perry, 1811 is almost certainly based on an abnormally-developed specimen of a presently-named Recent species.  The type locality ("East Indies") is inaccurate for a large number of Perry's other species and is not to be trusted.

Tibia serrata (G. Perry, 1811)

Perry, G., 1811.  Conchology or the natural history of shells: containing a new arrangement of the genera and species, illustrated by coloured engravings, executed from natural specimens, and including the latest discoveries. William Miller, London pp 1-4 + 61 plates with facing captions (unpaginated) + index (1 p.) [pl. 11, fig 2].

Tibia serrata (G. Perry, 1811)

Favanne, J. de and J. G de Favanne, 1780.  La conchyliologie, histoire naturelle des coquillages de mer, d'eau douce, terrestres et fossiles .... par M. Desallier d'Argenville .... troisième édition 3 vols., De Bure, Paris. [vol. 3 Atlas, planche LXXIX, f. Y); non-binominal].

Tibia serrata (G. Perry, 1811)

Chemnitz, J. H., 1795.  Neues systematisches Conchylien-Cabinet 11 [tab. 195A, fig. 1869; non-binominal; see Richardson et al., the source of the illustration].
Richardson, L., R. T. Abbott, and G. M. Davis, 1979.  Early references to the figures in the Conchylien Cabi [sic] of Martini and Chemnitz: volumes I-XII. Tryonia 2(1,2): 1-225 + iv  + 193 pls + 44 vignettes; 226-427 + 237 pls. (195 A, B) + 26 vignettes. August 1.

Aberrant Tibia insulaechorab curta (G. B. Sowerby II, 1842)

Romagna-Manoja, E., 1977.  Tibia serrata is no longer a "ghost species." La Conchiglia 102-103: 3-4 + cover photo. Sept.-Oct.

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