Caenisiana should be credit to Servain, 1881 (Hist. Mal. Lac Balaton, 56)

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>I'm looking into lymnaeids.  Servain 1881 lists four species in his
>new genus Caenisiana, all from Martin, 1874.  All are "Limnaea" from
>France; two are listed as elsewhere in Europe as well.  However,
>Hubendick (1951) lists neither the species nor Martin in his lymnaeid
>catalogue, and Kruglov and Starobogatov 1993b claim that the first
>actual included species in Caenisiana was in Locard, 1893.  This
>suggests that the Martin names were unpublished MS names, but proving
>that something does not exist is difficult.  Does anyone know anything
>more about these taxa?
>L. caenisia
>L. hydroriga
>L. crymophila
>L. crymaeca
>
>Servain gives a description of the genus but only the localities for
>the species, so the species names are nude in Servain.
>
>--
>Dr. David Campbell
>425 Scientific Collections
>University of Alabama
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