WoRMS source details
Gulf of Mexico
Western Atlantic warm temperate to tropical
Litocorsa antennata Wolf, 1986 (original description)
Synelmis acuminata Wolf, 1986 accepted as Litocorsa acuminata (Wolf, 1986) (original description)
Synelmis ewingi Wolf, 1986 accepted as Litocorsa ewingi (Wolf, 1986) (original description)
Nontype Private, geounit Puerto Rican part of the North Atlantic Ocean, identified as Litocorsa antennata Wolf, 1986
Nontype USNM 86948, geounit Texas, identified as Litocorsa antennata Wolf, 1986
Nontype USNM 86988, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis ewingi Wolf, 1986
Nontype USNM 86989, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis ewingi Wolf, 1986
Nontype USNM 86990, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis acuminata Wolf, 1986
Nontype USNM 86991, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis acuminata Wolf, 1986
Nontype USNM 86992, geounit Texas, identified as Synelmis acuminata Wolf, 1986
Holotype USNM 98766, geounit Puerto Rican part of the North Atlantic Ocean, identified as Synelmis acuminata Wolf, 1986
Paratype USNM 98767, geounit Puerto Rican part of the North Atlantic Ocean, identified as Synelmis acuminata Wolf, 1986
Paratype USNM 98768, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis acuminata Wolf, 1986
Holotype USNM 98769, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis ewingi Wolf, 1986
Paratype USNM 98770, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis ewingi Wolf, 1986
Paratype USNM 98771, geounit Florida, identified as Synelmis ewingi Wolf, 1986
Holotype USNM 98772, geounit Florida, identified as Litocorsa antennata Wolf, 1986
Paratype USNM 98773, geounit Florida, identified as Litocorsa antennata Wolf, 1986
12-98 m (Gulf of Mexico); 145 m (Atlantic coast of Puerto Rico). [details]
Atlantic shelf of Puerto Rico and Florida. Gulf of Mexico: from Florida to Texas. [details]
Gulf of Mexico: from Florida to Texas. Atlantic shelf of Puerto Rico. [details]
East and west coast of Florida (Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico). [details]
Atlantic shelf of Puerto Rico and Florida. Gulf of Mexico: from Florida to Texas. [details]
East and west coast of Florida (Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico). [details]
The specific epithet antennata is the feminine of the Latin adjective antennatus, meaning 'having antenna(s)', and ... [details]
The specific epithet acuminata is a Latin adjective, feminine of acuminatus and meaning 'sharpened', 'pointed', or ... [details]
The species is named in honor of Mr. R. Michal Ewing, Old Dominion University, "a friend, colleague, and talented ... [details]
Soft sediments, different mixes of sand, silt and clay, and coral rubble, at subtidal and shelf depths. [details]
Soft sediments, different mixes of sand, clay and silt, at shelf depths. [details]
Soft sediments, different mixes of sand, silt and clay, and coral rubble, at subtidal and shelf depths. [details]
Gulf of Mexico, USA, Florida (29º37'00.8''N, 84º17'00.2''W), silty fine sand, at 19 m. [details]
Atlantic Ocean, Puerto Rico (18º30.12''N, 66º09.00'W), silty clay, at 220 m. [details]
Gulf of Mexico, USA, Florida, off Tampa Bay (27º25.36'N, 83º03.12'W), sand, at 22 m. [details]
Holotype (USNM 98772) and paratypes (USNM 98773) deposited at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington (USA). [details]
Holotype (USNM 98766) and paratypes (USNM 98767 and USNM 98768) deposited at the Smithsonian Institution, ... [details]
Holotype (USNM 98769) and paratypes (USNM 98770, USNM 98771) deposited at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington ... [details]