1939,p.293-296; Cypris granulosa Sowerby was designated properly by Sylvester-Bradley 1949, pel26, and by Swain 1949a,p.179] Bosquet 1852, pe47. ([Cypridae-Rostocyprinae by Anderson 1939, pe292-293; Cypridae-Cyprideinae by Martin 1940, pe280-281; and by Sylvester-Bradley 1949,p.130] Jurassic, England.
CYPRIDEINAE Martin 1940,p.280-281, a subfamily of Cypridae to replace Rostocyprinae Anderson, which had been improperly named, for the genus Cypridea. CYPRIDEIS [Candona torosa Jones 1850a,p.27,pl.3,fig.3a-e] Jones 1857,pee0 [Cytheridae-Cytherideinae by Sars 1925,pe154] Recent, England.
CYPRIDELLA [C. cruciata] Koninck 1841,p.20 [Cypridinidae by Bassler and Kellett 1934,p.256] Carboniferous, Belgium.
CYPRIDELLA [C. lemurensis] Vavra 1895,p.7 [Cypridae by Vavra] Recent, Zanzibar. [a homonym of Cypridella Koninck. [= Cypretta by G. We. Muller 1912,p.206] CYPRIDELLINA [8 species from the Mountain Limestone, none named; Jones 1873a, pe74; also Jones 1873b,p.410, where the species are itemized, but all placed under the genus Cypridinellal 45
CYPRIDELLINA ([C. clausa, C. burrovii, C. burrovii var longnoriensis, Ce. intermedia, C. elongata, C. elongata Var babernica, Ce galea, «Ce. veomer, Ce alata’, Ce. bosqueti nespp] Jones and Kirkby, Genus novum 1874,pe25-31 [Cypridinadae by J&K; Cypridinidae by Bassler and Kellett 1934,p.44,258, who designated C. clausa as genotype.] Carboniferous, Treland.
CYPRIDIDAE Baird 1850,peviii, fide Jones 1857,p.6 [Not seen, my film copy lacks the Introduction, but Jones indicated that Baird had corrected the spelling Cypridae used later, p.139 and following, in the body of his work. ] CYPRIDIDAE Kaufmann 1900a,p.10h, a family of Podocopa to include the subfamilies: Notodromadinae, Herpetocypridinae, Cypridinae, Cypridopsinae, Cyclocypridinae, Illyocypridinae, Candoninae, and Pontocypridinae.
CYPRIDIFORMIA Daday 1900,p.92,124,183,304, a Tribe ot subfam. Cyprinae [subtribe,p.183] for the genera: Cypridella, Cypretta, Cypridopsis, Potamocypris, Pionocypris. CYPRIDINA [C. renaudi] Milne-Edwards 1€40,p.409 [Cypridinadae by Baird 1850a] Recent, Indian Ocean. 46
CYPRIDINADAE Baird 1850a,p.176, a family for the genus Cypridina; also Sars 1866,p.99-102; and Jones and Kirkby 1874. = Cypridinidae under Article 4 of the International Rules of Zoological Nomenclature. CYPRIDINAE Kaufman 1900a,p.104, a subfamily of Cyprididae, to include Cypris, Strandesia, Centrocypris, Acocypris, Stenocypris, Cyprinotus, Heterocypris, Zonocypris, Chlamydotheca, Eurycypris, Pachycypris, Cypretta, Cypridella, Pionocypris, Acanthocypris. CYPRIDINELLA {7 species: 3 names: C. cummingi, Ce. monitor, and C. vomer] Jones 1873a,pe743; also Jones 1873b, pe4lO gives a brief description of the genus, names all 7 species: C. cummingii, C. superciliosa, Cc. clausa, CC. bosqueti, €. maccoyana, C. vomer,) Gs monitor. He then says: “The Vast is typical: of the peculiarly produced carapace, with antero-ventral prow beneath the retiring sinus, a form which reminds us of the profile of such iron-clad naval tramst as the "Monitor! and the *Merrimac'", fhexpenerype ds therefore) Cypridinellaymoni tor Joues 1673, not C. cummingii as designated by Bassler and Kellett 1934,pe4y4- It should be noted that this genus was described in more detail, together with the above mentioned species, all indicated as new, by Jones and Kirkby 1874,pe2l1-25. [Cypridinidae by Bassler and Kellett 1934,p.265] Carboniferous, Belgium.
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CYPRIDINIDAE, as used by Ulrich 1894,p.632, included: Cypridina, Cypridinella, Cypridellina, Sulcuna, Cypridella, Cyprella, Bradycinetus, Philomedes, Rhombina, and Cyprosis. By G. W. Miiller 1906, pel2-33, it was divided into the following subfamilies: Cypridininae, Sarsiellidae, Cylindroleberinae.e CYPRIDINIFORMES Skogsberg 1920,pe158,159-544, a suborder to include the families Cypridinidae, with subfamilies Cypridininae and Philomedinae; Rutidermatidae, Sarsiellidae; and Asteropidae. CYPRIDININAE Dana 1853,p.e1281, subfamily of Halocypridae, for the genus Cypridina.
CYPRIDINODES [C. favus] Brady 1902,p.187 [Cypridinidae by Brady] Recent, "Locality appears to have been lost." [=Cypridina by G. W. Miiller 1912,p.13] CYPRIDINOPSIS Armstrong 1871,pe26 [used by Armstrong in a checklist for two species: C. youngiana (J.& K.) = Cythere? youngiana Jones and Kirkby 1867, p.223; and C. simplex Je & Ke = Polycope simplex (Armstrong) by Jones 1873b,p.e412. Both species are referred to Polycope by Bassler and Kellett 1934,p.43h, 4356 CYPRIDONOTUS Claus 1893,p.197, a mistake in spelling of Cyprinotus Brady 1886a.
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CYPRIDOPSELLA [Monoculus villosus Jurine 1820,p.178,p1.19, f.14,15, designated by Sars 1925,p.143 = Candonella villosa VA4vra 1898a,p.13] Kaufmann 1900c,p.131, new name for Candonella of Vavra [Cypridae-Cyprinae-- Cypridopsides by Sars 1928,p.X] Recent, Europe. CYPRIDOPSIDES Sars 1925,p.134,a group of Cypridae-Cyprinae for the genera Pionocypris, Cypridopsis, and Cypridopsella.
CYPRIDOPSINAE Kaufmann 1900a,p.106, a subfamily of Cypridae to include: Cypridopsis, Paracypridopsis, Cypridopsella, Candonella, Zonocypris, Oncocypris, Potamocypris.
CYPRIDOPSINI Bronstein 1947,p.154, a Tribe of Cypridae-- Cyprinae to include: Cypridopsis, Potamocypris, Cypretta.
CYPRIDOPSIS [C. vidua (0. F. Miiller), aculeata (Lilljeborg), villosa (Jurine); Brady and Norman 1889,p.89 and Sars 1889, p.53 each designated C. vidua as genotypee Brady and Norman 1896,p.725 overlooked their previous designation and made C. vidua the genotype of Pionocypris; and Sars 1924,p.155 accepted Pionocypris, and overlooking his own designation of 1889, [Sars 1924,p.157-158] designated C. aculeata as genotype. The 1889 designations of Ce. vidua have priority and should be 49
recognized, as indeed they are by most workers] Brady 1868a,p.117 [Cypridae by Brady; Cypridae-- Cyprinae-Cypridiformia by Daday 1950,p.251] Recent, North Europe ~- and North America.
CYPRIFORMES Skogsberg 1947,p.158, a Tribe of the subfamily Cyprinae for Cyprinotus and Heterocypris. CYPRILLA [C. arcuata] Sars 192ha, pel169 [Cyprinae near Potamocypris by Sars] Recent, Africa, raised from dried mud.
CYPRINAE G. W. Miiller 1894,p.241, a subfamily of Cypridae for the genera Macrocypris and Aglaia.
CYPRINAE G. W. Miiller 1900,p.45, a subfamily of Cypridae for the genera Cypris, Notodromas, Cypridopsis, Stenocypris, Eurycypris, Cyprinotus, Potamocypris, Cy proise CYPRINAE Daday 1900,p.122,303, a subfamily of Cypridae with Tribes Ctenocyprina and Cypridiformia, and subtribes Zygopsida and Synopsida.
CYPRINAE Daday 1905 p.235, a subfamily of Cypridae to include Tribe Ctenocyprina, with genera Eucypris and Chlamydotheca, and Tribe Cypridiformia, with the genus Cypridopsis.
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CYPRINAE Sars 1923,pe68, a subfamily of Cypridae is divided into these groups: Paracyprides, Candonides, Cyclocyprides, Notodromides, Ilyocyprides, Eucyprides, and Cypridopsides.
CYPRINOTINI Bronstein 1947,p.135, a Tribe of the subfamily Cyprinae for Cyprinotus and Heterocypris. CYPRINOTOIDES [Cyprinotus (Cyprinotoides) somalicus] Masi 1928,p.51 [a subgenus of Cyprinotus by Masi] Recent, Somaliland.
CYPRINOTUS [C. cingalensis] Brady 1886a,p.301 [Cypridae- Cyprinae by Sars 1923,p.277] Recent, Ceylon. CYPRIONE [C. bristovii] Jones 1885e,p.343 [Darwinulidae by Martin 1940,p.318] Jurassic, England. CYPRIS [C. pubera designated by Baird 1846,p.413] O. F. Miiller 1776,p.198-199; 1785,p.48 ([Cyprididae-- Cypridinae by Kaufmann 1900a,p.105] Recent, Europe [Over 500 specific names have been used with this genus, but most have been transferred elsewhere]. CYPROIDEA Dana 1853,p.1277, a "Tribe", used in same sense as we now use Ostracoda, and divided into family Cypridae, with subfamilies Cyprinae and Cytherinae; and family Halocypridae, divided into subfamilies Cypridininae and Halocyprinae.
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CYPROIS [C. monacha Mtill., C. dispar Fisch.] Zenker 1854, p80. [Cypridae-Notodrominae by Hoff 1942,p.1k7] Recent, Europee Note: Lilljeborg 1853, had monotypically used C. monacha O. F. Miiller as the type of Notodromas. This left C. dispar as the genotype of Cyproise CYPROSINA [C. whidbornei] Jones 168lc,p.33& [Cyprosinidae by Whidborne 1890,pe52] Devonian, England. CYPROSINIDAE Whidborne 1890,p.52, a family for the genus Cyprosina Jones.
CYPROSIS [C. haswellii] Jones 188lc,p.338 [a Cypridinad by Jones; Cypridinidae by Bassler & Kellett 193k, pe268] Silurian, Scotland.
CYRTOCYPRIS [C. subovata] Coryell and Williamson 1936,p.7 [Bairdiidae by C&W.] Silurian, Indiana. CYRTOCYPRUS Coryell and Williamson 1936,p.7, a miss-print for Cyrtocyprise CYTHERALISON [C.fava] Hornibrook 1952,p.66 [Incertae sedis by Hornibrook] Recent, New Zealand, but with range from Eocene.
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