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| Original name | |
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| Current accepted name |
No
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| Status |
Synonym
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| Status details |
senior synonym, original combination, misspelling
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| Comment |
Misspelling of the specific name.
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| Etymology of generic noun from ETYFish |
Etymology not explained, possibly eri-, Greek intensive particle (i.e., very), and dakno (Gr.), bite, referring to “wide, angular” mouth of E. radcliffei. (See ETYFish)
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| Etymology of specific epithet from ETYFish |
In honor of ichthyologist-malacologist Lewis Radcliffe (1880-1950), scientific assistant of the U.S. Bureau ofFisheries and member of team that collected holytype from aboard the fisheries steamer Albatross. (See ETYFish)
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| Link to references |
References using the name as accepted
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| Link to other databases |
Note: ETYFish and FishBase started a collaboration to complete the etymology for all valid names of fishes. For the current update, the following groups were completed: hagfishes (Myxini), lampreys (Petromyzonti), chimaeras (Holocephali), and sharks (Squalomorphi). It is a work in progress, so the two websites may not be synchronized.
Scharpf, C. The ETYFish Project, Fish Name Etymology Database. https://www.etyfish.org
Please, report here on etymology issues.
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! - Marks misspellings of the species names that must not be used. |