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View Mode View All Pictures Species Meadia abyssale (Kamohara 1938)    Meadia abyssale was originally described as Dysomma abyssale by Kamohara in 1938. It belongs to the family Synaphobranchidae and subfamily Ilyophinae. It is found in Salt water.   Species Species   Higher Taxa Higher Taxa   Original Original   Subspecies Subspecies   Current Current   General General   Name History Name History   Related Pages Related Pages   Species of this Genus Species of this Genus   Species   abyssale AuthorWI   Kamohara [T.] AuthorNI   Kamohara Qualification   --- Year   1938 Status   Synonym Class   Osteichthyes Osteichthyes Order   Anguilliformes Anguilliformes Family   Synaphobranchidae Subfamily   Ilyophinae Ilyophinae Genus   Meadia Subgenus   --- Class   Osteichthyes Order   Anguilliformes Family   Synaphobranchidae Subfamily   Ilyophinae Genus   Meadia Original Name   Dysomma         Taxon Name   abyssale Original Combination   Dysomma abyssale Original Genus   Dysomma Original Genus Species   Dysomma abyssale OriginalSubGenus   Dysomma Original Author   Kamohara Original AuthorWI   Kamohara [T.] Original Qualification   --- Original Year   1938 Original Family   Synaphobranchidae Original SubFamily   Ilyophinae Original Level   species Type Locality   Sagami Sea, Japan. Type Catalogue   Type catalog: Kamohara 1961:2 [ref. 19282] as original type missing, Ibarra & Stewart 1987:33 [ref. 12367]. Primary Code   Neotype Primary Type   FMNH 76869 Page   12 Illustrations   Fig. 3 SubSpecies AuthorWI --- Qualification SS --- Current Subspecies AuthorWI --- Current Genus Species Meadia abyssalis Current Species abyssalis Current Genus Meadia Current AuthorWI Kamohara [T.] Current AuthorNI Kamohara Current Year 1938 Current Family Synaphobranchidae Current Subfamily Ilyophinae Ilyophinae Habitat Marine.         Water Salt water     Current Summary   Synonym of Meadia abyssalis  (Kamohara 1938). Synaphobranchidae: Ilyophinae.   Name History   •Valid as Meadia abyssalis (Kamohara 1938) -- (Ida in Okamura et al. 1982:59, 317 [ref. 8256], Asano in Masuda et al. 1984:27 [ref. 6441], Machida in Okamura & Kitajima 1984:81, 315 [ref. 8057] as abyssale, Robins & Robins 1989:240 [ref. 13287], Mok et al. 1991:44 [ref. 19973], Quéro & Saldanha 1995:69 [ref. 22017], Fricke 1999:60 [ref. 24106], Smith 1999:1661 [ref. 24661], Nakabo 2000:213 [ref. 25086], Chen & Mok 2001:79 [ref. 25465] as abyssale, Shinohara et al. 2001:292 [ref. 25995], Nakabo 2002:213 [ref. 26001], Karmovskaya 2003:440 [ref. 27168], Shinohara et al. 2005:400 [ref. 28370], Mundy 2005:129 [ref. 28379], Melo 2007:315 [ref. 29141], Fricke et al. 2009:18 [ref. 30213], Fricke et al. 2011:351 [ref. 31242], Shinohara et al. 2014:236 [ref. 33330], Ho et al. 2015:179 [ref. 34130], Smith & Stewart 2015:245 [ref. 34234]). Common Names Picture Places Hierarchy  Hierarchy Pictures  Pictures First Publication  First Publication Collections Species Links  Species Links Name Combinations  Name Combinations References  References Page 1 of 1 (3 items). Click on a column heading to sort data. [1] Page size: 25 50 100 Drag a column header here to group by that column Species   Genus Species   Authorship   Status   abyssalis Meadia abyssalis (Kamohara [T.] 1938) Valid minor Meadia minor --- 2021 Valid roseni Meadia roseni Mok [H.-K.], Lee [C.-Y.] & Chan [H.-J.] 1991 Valid Begins with Contains Doesn't contain Ends with Equals Doesn't equal Is less than Is less than or equal to Is greater than Is greater than or equal to Like ('%', '_') Page 1 of 1 (3 items). Click on a column heading to sort data. [1] Page size: 25 50 100 Create Filter   Loading…