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    Subjects: “...etymology...”
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    “...Genus Microhypsibius Thulin, 1928 DIAGNOSIS. — Same as for the family Microhypsibiidae. ETYMOLOGY...”
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    “...Genus Microhypsibius Thulin, 1928 DIAGNOSIS. — Same as for the family Microhypsibiidae. ETYMOLOGY...”
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    “... and Svalbard, 79°8.2' N & 02°53.6' E, depth 5569 m (Molloy Deep), silt, 16 August, 2000. Etymology: The species...”
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    “... and Svalbard, 79°8.2' N & 02°53.6' E, depth 5569 m (Molloy Deep), silt, 16 August, 2000. Etymology: The species...”
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    “..., 16 August, 2000. Etymology. Species name molloyensis is referred to the geographic area where...”
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    “..., 16 August, 2000. Etymology. The name oxycephalata reflects a narrowing cephalic end. Description...”
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    “..., 16 August, 2000. Etymology. Species name molloyensis is referred to the geographic area where...”
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    “..., 16 August, 2000. Etymology. The name oxycephalata reflects a narrowing cephalic end. Description...”
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    by George, Robert Y.
    Published 2004
    “..., north-west Atlantic, one female specimen. Etymology. This new species is named in honour of the American...”
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    “..., August 16, 2000. Etymology. The name bullacauda means “knob­terminated tail”. Description. Body slender...”
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    “..., August 16, 2000. Etymology. The name bullacauda means “knob­terminated tail”. Description. Body slender...”
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    “... 2005. Etymology: Named for the cream colour of the surface, from the Latin crami for cream. Comparative...”
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    by Just, Jean
    Published 2013
    “...Metopa gigas sp. nov. Figs 1–4 Type fixation. Holotype, ♀, here designated. Etymology. The epithet...”
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    by Just, Jean
    Published 2013
    “...Metopa gigas sp. nov. Figs 1–4 Type fixation. Holotype, ♀, here designated. Etymology. The epithet...”
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    by Denisenko, Nina V.
    Published 2016
    “... at 60°22.3' N, 48°22.19' W, 886–932 m, March 2012. Etymology. Honorific for the late Danish...”
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    by Denisenko, Nina V.
    Published 2016
    “... at 60°22.3' N, 48°22.19' W, 886–932 m, March 2012. Etymology. Honorific for the late Danish...”
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    “.... Etymology. After Jan Audun Rasmussen, curator of the Greenland collection in the Natural History Museum...”
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    “...), silt, 16 August, 2000. Etymology. The name oxycephalata reflects a narrowing cephalic end. Description...”
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    “... and Svalbard, 79 ° 8.2 ' N & 02° 53.6 ' E, depth 5569 m (Molloy Deep), silt, 16 August, 2000. Etymology...”
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