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TRESOAR Leeuwarden


Figure(s) Baster 1765DutchFrom Bennet & van Olivier
1825+1826		DutchMaitland 1876 Identification 2007DutchEnglish
01- 04 Cardium justa 4 Cardium altera testa remota (?) Kok-haan Stranden van Nederland Cardium edule - Cardium rustricum. Lin. Cerastoderma edule Lin. 1 kokkel common cockle
05 - 07 Tellina vera Strand-schulpje Zeer gemeen aan oze stranden Tellina maculata (p.115) / Mactra solida (p.118) glad strandschulpje / gewoon strandschelpje Mactra crassatella. Lam. Scrobularia plana Da Costa 2 platte slijkgaper peppery furrow shell
08 minutorum Cardiorum petrefactorum copia zeer kleine Kok-haantjes     Mactra crassatella. Lam. Cerastoderm edule Lin. 2 kokkel common cockle
09 b B   Vis-luis op een Heilbot gevonden Hirudo hippoglossi heilbots bloedegel Caligus hippoglossi. Kroyer. probably Lepeophtheirus hippoglossi Krøyer 3 een visluis (copepode; veel op Heilbot) a sea louse (copepod; frequent on Halibut)
09 b C     Hirudo hippoglossi bloedegel Caligus curtus. Mull. ♂ probably Lepeophtheirus sp. ♂ 3 4 5 een visluis (copepode) a sea louse (copepod)
10 A   Een Vis-luis op een Kabeljauw gevonden     Caligus curtus. Mull. ♀ probably Lepeophtheirus sp. ♀ 3 4 5 een visluis (copepode) a sea louse (copepod)
11 Lernaea Vis-luis, by de Autheuren bekend onder den naam van Lernaea     Epibdella hippoglossi. v. Bened. Lernaeocera sp. or Argulus sp. 4    


1 van Benthem Jutting (1943, p. 241)
2 van Benthem Jutting in Engel (1941, p. 10) : Maitlands identification was wrong, it is Scrobicularia plana and 8 is Cardium edule (var rustica).
3 Joseph Banks in his Journal of the Endeavour noted that Baster interpreted the sea louse upside down. Baster has given a figure of his in Opera succesiva bus has by some unlucky accident mistaken the head to be the tail, and the tail the head, and the ovaria for antennae. (Banks 1768-1771) As Banks text is a transcription we may assume that Banks took Basters books with him on the James Cook s 1768-1771 Endeavour voyage!
4 According to Damkaer (2002, p. 59) Müller (1785) placed IX and X in Caligus and XI could be a Lernea or a argulid. Baird (1850) thought it was an argulid, based on the text more than on the illustration.
5 Lunules on antennas seem to be absent, so a Lepeophtheirus is more probable then a Caligus Marco Faasse.



 




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