Mackenzie Gordon, Jr. (1913–1992)

Henry, T. W.; Dutro, J. Thomas

doi:10.1017/s0022336000036945

“…Henry & Gordon, 1985 [Adectorhynchinae HENRY & GORDON, 1985, p. 36] Small to medium sized, mostly subrounded, ventribiconvex to resupinate, coarsely to finely costellate; ventral interarea variable in height and disposition, pseudodeltidium normally convex, dorsal interarea short, mainly anacline, chilidium present, Adectorhynchus HENRY & GORDON, 1985, p. 36 [*Streptorhynchus suspectum GIRTY, 1929 Suborder TRIPLESIIDINA [nom. correct.…”

Section: Subfamily Adectorhynchinaementioning

confidence: 99%

Part H, Brachiopoda (Revised), vol. 6, Complete Volume

Williams

¹

,

Rachebœuf

²

,

Savage³

et al. 2007

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Family-Group Names: Use of nomen correctumValid name changes classed as nomina correcta do not depend on transfer from one category of the family group to another but most commonly involve correction of the stem of the nominotypical genus. In addition, they include somewhat arbitrarily © 2009 University of Kansas Paleontological Institute xvi chosen modifications of endings for names of tribes or superfamilies. Examples of the use of nomen correctum are the following. Family STREPTELASMATIDAENicholson, 1889

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“…Henry & Gordon, 1985 [Adectorhynchinae HENRY & GORDON, 1985, p. 36] Small to medium sized, mostly subrounded, ventribiconvex to resupinate, coarsely to finely costellate; ventral interarea variable in height and disposition, pseudodeltidium normally convex, dorsal interarea short, mainly anacline, chilidium present, Adectorhynchus HENRY & GORDON, 1985, p. 36 [*Streptorhynchus suspectum GIRTY, 1929 Suborder TRIPLESIIDINA [nom. correct.…”

Section: Subfamily Adectorhynchinaementioning

confidence: 99%

Part H, Brachiopoda (Revised), vol. 1, Complete Volume

Williams¹,

Emig²,

Walton³

et al. 1997

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Family-Group Names: Use of nomen correctumValid name changes classed as nomina correcta do not depend on transfer from one category of the family group to another but most commonly involve correction of the stem of the nominotypical genus. In addition, they include somewhat arbitrarily © 2009 University of Kansas Paleontological Institute xvi chosen modifications of endings for names of tribes or superfamilies. Examples of the use of nomen correctum are the following. Family STREPTELASMATIDAENicholson, 1889

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Mackenzie Gordon, Jr. (1913–1992)

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Part H, Brachiopoda (Revised), vol. 6, Complete Volume

Part H, Brachiopoda (Revised), vol. 6, Complete Volume

Part H, Brachiopoda (Revised), vol. 1, Complete Volume

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