S.martini Slama 1985 czy S.slamai Sama 2010
: niedziela, 13 grudnia 2015, 23:58
Slama opisał nowy gatunek: Brachyleptura martini Slama, 1985 - z Krety (endemit).
Gatunek został przeniesiony do rodzaju Stictoleptura... o tych zmianach w grupie pisałem w 2004 tutaj >>>
I zaczęło się w 2010 remarksem (Sama, 2010):
CPS2010: 49
Replacement name
Stictoleptura slamai nom. nov, for Stictoleptura martini (Slama, 1985), nec Stictoleptura trisignata (Fairmaire, 1852) var. martini (Pic, 1945). Pic described Leptura semirufula var. martini from a single female from Spain ("de Madrid, elytres rouges ayant, sur chacun, une macule discale posterieure oblongue noire"), an obvious synonym (not a color form) of Stictoleptura trisignata (Fairmaire) described as Leptura rufa var. trisignata from the same locality and almost with the same words ("sur chaque elytre, un peu en arriere, une longue tache oblongue noire"). Brachyleptura martini (Slama, 1985) has recently been transferred to Stictoleptura Casey, 1924, therefore becoming a secondary homonym of S. trisignata martini Pic. The conditions for reversal of priority, as requested by the ICZN, Art. 23.9.1., are not met to preserve Stictoleptura martini (Slama, 1985).
Za rok, Lobl Smetana (2011:36) wniósł poprawkę:
p. 49/116, Stictoleptura slamai Danilevsky, 2010 [to jest błąd, który się wkradł do tego remarksu, nieistotny w temacie, takson jest opisany przez Samę w 2010] is given as a replacement name for Stictoleptura martini (Slama), because of Leptura semirufula var. martini Pic, 1945 transferred to Stictoleptura. It was however overlooked that Pic in his paper stated that the varieties he describes may be considered by other as aberrations. Hence, the numerous new "varieties" are infrasubspecific names, and therefore it was unnecessary to replace S. martini (Slama, 1985)
i to wydaje się jasne. Zmiana była niepotrzebna i Lobl, Smetana przywracają S. martini (Slama, 1985).
No, ale....
Danilevsky w 2015 publikuje na swojej stronie nastepujący komentarz:
#346
Stictoleptura martini (Slama, 1985) is a junior homonym (not martini Pic, 1945), replaced with Sticoleptura slamai
Sama, 2010a: 49.
The author of Sticoleptura slamai was mistakenly published by Löbl & Smetana (2011: 36) as “Danilevsky, 2010”.
According to Löbl & Smetana (2011: 36) all new names by Pic (1945) are not available because of Pic’s sentence:
“Des variétés nouvelles (certains diraient aberrations [“somebody could say aberrations”, which means nothing])... ” and “the
numerous new varieties are infrasubspecific names, and there for it was unnecessary to replace S. martini (Slama, 1985)”.
Such a position is not acceptable as directly contradicts to the Article 45.6.4 of the ICZN (1999).
All new names by Pic (1945) were adequately accepted as available in the previous volume of the Catalog (Löbl &
Smetana, 2010), and one was published as valid.
I mnie intryguje końcówka tego ostatniego zdania, że raz publikowana staje się nazwą ważną. Czy rzeczywiscie tak jest?
Gatunek został przeniesiony do rodzaju Stictoleptura... o tych zmianach w grupie pisałem w 2004 tutaj >>>
I zaczęło się w 2010 remarksem (Sama, 2010):
CPS2010: 49
Replacement name
Stictoleptura slamai nom. nov, for Stictoleptura martini (Slama, 1985), nec Stictoleptura trisignata (Fairmaire, 1852) var. martini (Pic, 1945). Pic described Leptura semirufula var. martini from a single female from Spain ("de Madrid, elytres rouges ayant, sur chacun, une macule discale posterieure oblongue noire"), an obvious synonym (not a color form) of Stictoleptura trisignata (Fairmaire) described as Leptura rufa var. trisignata from the same locality and almost with the same words ("sur chaque elytre, un peu en arriere, une longue tache oblongue noire"). Brachyleptura martini (Slama, 1985) has recently been transferred to Stictoleptura Casey, 1924, therefore becoming a secondary homonym of S. trisignata martini Pic. The conditions for reversal of priority, as requested by the ICZN, Art. 23.9.1., are not met to preserve Stictoleptura martini (Slama, 1985).
Za rok, Lobl Smetana (2011:36) wniósł poprawkę:
p. 49/116, Stictoleptura slamai Danilevsky, 2010 [to jest błąd, który się wkradł do tego remarksu, nieistotny w temacie, takson jest opisany przez Samę w 2010] is given as a replacement name for Stictoleptura martini (Slama), because of Leptura semirufula var. martini Pic, 1945 transferred to Stictoleptura. It was however overlooked that Pic in his paper stated that the varieties he describes may be considered by other as aberrations. Hence, the numerous new "varieties" are infrasubspecific names, and therefore it was unnecessary to replace S. martini (Slama, 1985)
i to wydaje się jasne. Zmiana była niepotrzebna i Lobl, Smetana przywracają S. martini (Slama, 1985).
No, ale....
Danilevsky w 2015 publikuje na swojej stronie nastepujący komentarz:
#346
Stictoleptura martini (Slama, 1985) is a junior homonym (not martini Pic, 1945), replaced with Sticoleptura slamai
Sama, 2010a: 49.
The author of Sticoleptura slamai was mistakenly published by Löbl & Smetana (2011: 36) as “Danilevsky, 2010”.
According to Löbl & Smetana (2011: 36) all new names by Pic (1945) are not available because of Pic’s sentence:
“Des variétés nouvelles (certains diraient aberrations [“somebody could say aberrations”, which means nothing])... ” and “the
numerous new varieties are infrasubspecific names, and there for it was unnecessary to replace S. martini (Slama, 1985)”.
Such a position is not acceptable as directly contradicts to the Article 45.6.4 of the ICZN (1999).
All new names by Pic (1945) were adequately accepted as available in the previous volume of the Catalog (Löbl &
Smetana, 2010), and one was published as valid.
I mnie intryguje końcówka tego ostatniego zdania, że raz publikowana staje się nazwą ważną. Czy rzeczywiscie tak jest?