
Table 1. Availability of type material of Schirch’s (1929) species. * Type specimens studied in this work. +Additional non-type specimens also studied. Original nameCurrent nameTaxonomic revisions from conspecific specimensNumber of type specimens according to Schirch (1929)Number of type specimens deposited in the MNRJ (reference)Geoplana arpiPseudogeoplana arpiNoA few specimens2*G. blaseriPs. blaseriNo1Lost (this work)G. bonitaPs. bonitaNoNot detailed7G. bresslauiPs. bresslauiNo11*G. cardosiPs. cardosiNo1Lost prior to deposition (Schirch 1929)G. doederleiniPs. doederleiniNoNot detailed3*G. goetteiG. goetteiFroehlich (1955a)1Lost prior to deposition (Schirch 1929)G. itatiayanaObama itatiayanaRiester (1938); Carbayo et al. (2013)Several3*+G. lumbricoidesPs. lumbricoidesNoNot detailedLost (this work)G. maximilianiPs. schirchiNo11*G. obscuraPs. obscuraNo1Lost (this work)G. planaPasipha planaFroehlich (1955a)Not detailed; apparently some4*+G. rezendeiIssoca rezendeiMarcus (1951); Froehlich (1955a)Two at least2G. riedeliPs. riedeliNo1Lost prior to deposition (Schirch 1929)G. theresopolitanaPs. theresopolitanaNo1Lost (Carbayo and Almeida 2015)G. wetzeliPs. wetzeliNoSome7*
Published as part of Silva, Marcos Santos & Carbayo, Fernando, 2020, X-ray microcomputed tomography applied to the taxonomic study of rare material: redescriptions of seven of Schirch's Brazilian species of land planarians (Geoplanidae, Platyhelminthes), pp. 1 in ZooKeys 910 on page 1, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.910.39486
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