a specimen chosen after the original description to be the type.
a specimen or illustration selected from among those cited with the original description to serve in place of a holotype where the holotype is missing or destroyed, or where no holotype was designated; isolectotype: a duplicate of the lectotype. cf. type.
A specimen or other element selected from the original material to serve a nomenclatural type when no holotype was designated at the time of publication or as long as it is missing (ICBN Art. 7). Comment: A lectotype is designated by a later author (including the originating author at a later date). It is to be selected from syntypes or paratypes, although whether from uncited type material is unclear. It is also unclear whether a lectotype can be selected from uncited isotype material known to have been in the originating author's hands at the time of the originating publication, when all other candidates for type status are missing.
a specimen or illustration designated from the original material as the nomenclatural type, in conformity with Art
a specimen or illustration (see Art
a specimen or other element selected from the original material to serve as the nomenclatural type, when the holotype was not designated at the time of publication, or when the holotype is missing
a specimen selected from the isotypes or syntypes and designated by a later investigator when no holotype is available
The type of a species as designated by a subsequent author. The lectotype must be chosen from specimens known to have been used by the original author when drawing up that species description. See also type specimens, syntype, and holotype.
(ICZN) a syntype that is designated as the single name-bearing type specimen after the establishment of a species or subspecies (ICBN) a specimen or illustration selected from the original material to be the nomenclatural type when the holotype is missing or was not designated at the time of publication
A syntype designated as the single name-bearing type specimen subsequent to the establishment of a nominal species or subspecies.
A syntype later designated as the one name-bearing type specimen.
A specimen chosen as the standard bearer of a species or subspecies and selected from the syntype series.
One of a series of syntypes that, after publication of the original description, is selected and designated through publication to serve as the type. ( 14)
