Cuvieria columnella Rang, 1827, [Basis of the current name] Range: 48°N to 42°S; 97°W to 0°W Depth: 100 to 1234 m (live 100 to 250 m) Maximum Reported Size: 8 mm References: Pelseneer (1888) D; Dall & Simpson (1901); Leal Rodríguez (1965); Bé & Gilmer (1977) dLlNSEW; Princz (1982a); Rampal (2002) M; Janssen (2005) T Combining Genera: Herse Triptera
Creseis caliciformis Meisenheimer, 1905, [Synonym] References: van der Spoel (1967) s
Cuvieria columella sic, [Not available] Comments: Error for columnella by d'Orbigny (1834).
Cleodora obtusa Quoy & Gaimard, 1825, [Synonymy uncertain] Attributed to: Rang (1829); d'Orbigny (1836) References: Pelseneer (1888) s?; van der Spoel (1967) s? Comments: Has priority if the synonymy is correct, but precedence might be reversed if conditions of ICZN Article 23.9 apply. Combining Genera: Cuvieria
Cuvieria oryza Benson, 1835, [Synonymy uncertain] References: Pelseneer (1888) s; van der Spoel (1967) s?
Triptera rosea auct. non Quoy & Gaimard, 1825, [Not available] References: van der Spoel (1967) s Comments: Misidentification by Gray (1847) according to van der Spoel (1967).
Cuvierina spoeliRampal, 2002, p. 214-215, fig. 1A-B, right [Synonym] Type Locality: Océan Indien sud-occidental, 21°08'S, 55°11'E, 630-710 m Maximum Reported Size: 10.35 mm References: Rampal (2002) DdNSEWM; Janssen (2005) s
Cuvierina columnella var. typicaBoas, 1886, p. 134, 215 [Not available] References: van der Spoel (1967) s Comments: Infrasubspecific.
Partial List of References
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