Mactra edulisKing & Broderip, 1832, p. 335 [Basis of the current name] Type Locality: 'in streto Magellanico...west shore of Port Famine' Range: 52.7°S to 53.6°S; 70.9°W to 70°W Depth: 50 to 30 m Maximum Reported Size: 63 mm Distribution: Straits of Magellan References: King & Broderip (1832) SWM; Pelseneer (1903); Ríos, Mutschke & Morrison (2003) DdNE
Mactra antarctica Dunker, 1850, [Synonym] References: Bernard (1983) s
Mactra byroneana Weinkauff, 1884, [Not available] Comments: Name introduced in synonymy of Mactra byronensis.
Mactra byronensis Gray, 1837, [Synonym] References: Bernard (1983) s
Mactra byroni Weinkauff, 1884, [Not available] Comments: Name introduced in synonymy of Mactra byronensis.
Mactra calbucana Philippi, 1893, [Synonym] References: Lamy (1917) s (of M. byronensis); Bernard (1983) s
Mactra cibaria Philippi, 1893, [Synonym] References: Lamy (1917) s
Mactra cuneola Gould, 1850, [Synonym] References: Bernard (1983) s
Mactra epidermia Philippi, 1893, [Synonym] References: Lamy (1893) s
Mactra epidermis sic, [Not available] Comments: Misspelling by Bernard (1983).
Mactra fuegiensisE. A. Smith, 1905, p. 337, text-fig. VI [Synonym] Type Locality: San Sebastian Beach, Tierra del Fuego Range: 53.3°S to 53.3°S; 68.7°W Depth: 0 m Maximum Reported Size: 51.5 mm Distribution: Tierra del Fuego References: E. A. Smith (1905) DdNSEWM; Bernard (1983) s
Mactra lateralis auct. non Say, 1822, [Not available] Attributed to: Gray (1837) References: Bernard (1983) s Comments: Misidentification.
Mactra lotensis Philippi, 1893, [Synonym] References: Bernard (1983) s
Mactra marcida Gould, 1850, [Synonym] Range: 55.5°S to 55.5°S; 68°W Distribution: Tierra del Fuego References: Rochebrune & Mabille (1889) NSEW; Bernard (1983) s
Mactra pencana Philippi, 1893, [Synonym] References: Lamy (1917) s (of M. byronensis); Bernard (1983) s
Mactra typica Gray, 1837, [Synonym] References: Lamy (1917) s
Mactra typicans sic, [Not available] References: Bernard (1983) s
Partial List of References
King, P. P. and W. J. Broderip. 1832. Description of the Cirrhipeda, Conchifera and Mollusca, in a collection formed by the officers of H.M.S. Adventure and Beagle employed between the years 1826 and 1830 in surveying the southern coasts of South America Zoological Journal 5 332-349. Smith, E. A. 1905. On a small collection of Mollusca from Tierra del Fuego Proceedings of the Malacological Society of London 6 333-339. [Stated date: -- Sep 1905.]
