Prorocentraceae
Prorocentrum rhathymum A.R.Loebl., Sherley & R.J.Schmidt
, legitimate, scientific
[Loeblich, A.R., III, Sherley, J.L. & Schmidt, R.J. (1979), The correct position of flagellar insertion in Prorocentrum and description of Prorocentrum rhathymum sp. nov. (Pyrrhophyta). Journal of Plankton Research Edn. 2, 1]:
118-119, figs 8-13
[tax. nov.]
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Type locality:
Cinnamon Bay, St. Johns, Virgin Islands
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Type illustration:
Holotype is fig 10 in protologue
[ABRS (2008), Australian Algal Name Index Edn. 2008]:
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[secondary reference]
[Murray, S., Ip, C.L.-C., Moore, R., Nagahama, Y. & Fukuyo, Y. (2009), Are prorocentroid dinoflagellates monophyletic? A study of 25 species based on nuclear and mitochondrial genes. Protist 160]:
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[secondary reference]
[Murray, S. (2010), Benthic dinoflagellates. Algae of Australia: Phytoplankton of Temperate Coastal Waters]:
213–259
[secondary reference]
[Adjani, P., Ingleton, T., Pritchard, T. & Armand, L. (2011), Microalgal blooms in the coastal waters of New South Wales, Australia. Proc. Linn. Soc. New South Wales 133]:
15–31
[secondary reference]
[McCarthy, P. (Comp.) (2012), Census of Australian Marine Dinoflagellates]:
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AAL
[secondary reference]
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A potentially harmful, bloom-forming species
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Distribution:
tropical Australia [Murray et al., 2009], N.S.W. (Port Macquarie, Botany Bay, Lake Illawarra), Tas. (E coast)
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Ex.distribution:
Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, U.S.A. (Florida), Mediterranean Sea (Spain, Italy, Greece), Persian Gulf, Malaysia, New Caledonia, South China Sea, Japan