Zingis consanguinea Preston, 1911

Paralectotype(s)

Preston, H. B. 1911. Descriptions of thirty six new species of land and freshwater shells from British East Africa, chiefly from Mount Kenia and the neighbouring district. Annals and Magazine of Natural History. 8(8). pp.463-476. pls 11-12 [467; pl.11; figs.11] [Original Description]

Current name:	Halolimnohelix consanguinea (Preston, 1911) [source: MolluscaBase]
Classification:	Gastropoda : Stylommatophora : Helicina : Helicoidea : Hygromiidae

Type Status:	Paralectotype(s) [Verified - Ian Wallace ]
Collection:	National Museums Liverpool (Salisbury Collection)
Catalogue No.:	LIVCM.1965.141 [895]
No. specimens:	2
Type Locality:	Mt Kenia 6 - 8000 ft Brit. E. Africa [with pencil annotation] (ex auct) [Kenya]
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References

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Specimen Data

Point Locality:	Mt Kenia 6 - 8000 ft
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Country:	Kenya
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National Museums Liverpool
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Zingis consanguinea Preston, 1911 Paralectotype(s)

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Zingis consanguinea Preston, 1911

Paralectotype(s)