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• rudolfensis coexisted with several other hominins, it is debated what specimens can be confidently assigned to this species beyond the lectotype skull KNM-ER 1470 and other partial skull aspects.
• Husson therefore concluded that Lemur flavus is actually a "composite species" based on Schreber's specimen of the mongoose lemur and Pennant's specimen of the kinkajou, and identified the latter as the lectotype for the species.
• In the absence of a holotype, another type may be selected, out of a range of different kinds of type, depending on the case, a lectotype or a neotype.
• lectotype – a specimen or illustration designated from the original material as the nomenclatural type when there was no holotype specified or the holotype has been lost or destroyed.
• Divided into a number of sections by Kiger (1973, 1985), the following are lectotypified with their lectotype species.
• Because of the designation of the lectotype, the name rufus now refers to the British form, which may be called Arion rufus, Arion rufus rufus or Arion ater rufus depending on which taxa are considered as species or subspecies.
• A lectotype may be designated from among the syntypes, reducing the other specimens to the status of paralectotype.
• Cavanilles did not specify a type species but in 1983 Edward Groesbeck Voss nominated Epacris longiflora as the lectotype.
• A holotype was not assigned by Huene and Matley, and a lectotype has never been chosen from the syntypes.
• Allain used this situation to remove all the crocodilian material from the Streptospondylus type by designating the complete (postcranial) theropod material as the lectotype.
• Since Brown's original publication had treated all of Fraser's specimens as syntypes for the species, George also chose a lectotype, selecting a tree that Fraser had received from Macleay in May 1828.
• A paratype cannot become a lectotype, though it is eligible (and often desirable) for designation as a neotype.
• By then it had become clear that Pallimnarchus had once again entered taxonomic limbo in spite of the previous efforts by Willis and Molnar, as the attempts at redefining the genus were insufficient to differentiate it from the surge of new mekosuchines and the lectotype itself disappeared.
• Holotypes held in the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, Philadelphia are Lectotype ANSP 14546, an adult a male from the north-west coast of Australia and Paralectotype ANSP 14547, an adult female from the north-west coast of Australia.
• In her description of the large embolomere, Pholiderpeton scutigerum Huxley, Clack (1987) not only showed that "Eogyrinus" was a junior synonym of Pholiderpeton, but also removed Pteroplax from the Family Eogyrinidae, noting that the lectotype skull table of P.
• The lectotype of Procariama (MACN-8225) is a partial skeleton consisting of an incomplete skull, a pelvis, proximal and distal parts of the left femur, distal parts of the right tibiotarsus, proximal and distal parts of the right tarsometatarsus, foot bones and the nail bearing toe bones of the nearly complete left foot, and fragments of the toe bones of the right foot.
• tiradentes and the lectotype was assigned in 1976 and consists of BSPG AS XXV 60–68, 71–100, 105–119 and 121 (the right premaxilla, right postorbital, left squamosal, left jugal, right pterygoid, right nasal, both splenials, left surangular, prearticular and angular, odontoid(?), axis, cervical, dorsal and caudal vertebrae, ribs, chevron bones, right scapulacoracoid, left pubis, right tibia, fibula and astragalus, and body osteoderms).
• In 1983, Cogger, Cameron, and Cogger designated the Port Essington (NT) specimen as a lectotype and the Swan River (WA) specimen as a paralectotype.
• Maxwell and Cortés in 2020 described the lectotype as having 45 or 46 presacral vertebrae and a total of 81 vertebrae before the bend in the tail (preflexural vertebrae), with this bend composed of three vertebrae followed by more than 55 postflexural vertebrae.
• The male lectotype specimen, collected by Meyrick at Lake Wakatipu on the 15 December 1882, is held at the Natural History Museum, London.

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