andriashevi, Eumicrotremus orbis forma Perminov [G. N.] 1936:118 [Vestnik Dal'nevostocnogo Filiala Akademii Nauk SSSR = Bulletin of the Far Eastern Branch of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR No. 19; ref. 22804] Bering Sea, 63°05'N, 171°47'W, southern of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, U.S.A., depth 55-65 meters. Lectotype: ZIN 25378. Paralectotypes: ZIN 52862 (2) [ex ZIN 25378]; 70 specimens, Gulf of Anadyr, 65 m, 1 Aug. 1933, collected by K. Panin [lost?]. Described as a new forma but treated like a subspecies; regarded as available (Art. 45.6.4). Also appeared as Perminov in Taranetz 1937:126 [ref. 13384]. See Mecklenburg & Sheiko 2003:6 [ref. 27295] for clarification of types, misidentifications, and lectotype designation (by Lindberg & Legeza 1955:409, fig. 11 [ref. 2785]). •Synonym of Eumicrotremus schmidti Lindberg & Legeza 1955 -- (Lindberg & Krasyukova 1987:358 [ref. 15964]). •Valid as Eumicrotremus andiashevi Perminov 1936, subspecies andriashevi -- (Voskoboinikova & Nazarkin 2015:139 [ref. 33760], Voskoboinikova & Orlovskaya 2020:10 [ref. 38114]). •Valid as Eumicrotremus andriashevi Perminov 1936 -- (Lindberg & Legeza 1955:408 [ref. 2785], Ueno 1970:80 [ref. 26199], Robins & Ray 1986:285 [ref. 23100], Sheiko & Fedorov 2000:31 [ref. 25650], Mecklenburg et al. 2002:568 [ref. 25968], Parin et al. 2002:S106 [ref. 28300], Mecklenburg & Sheiko 2003:6 [ref. 27295], Nelson et al. 2004:123 [ref. 27807], Love et al. 2005:99 [ref. 37547], Mecklenburg et al. 2011:127 [ref. 31212], Page et al. 2013:127 [ref. 32708], Parin et al. 2014:308 [ref. 33547], Voskoboinikova 2015:222 [ref. 33934], Voskoboinikova 2015:222 [ref. 33934], Mecklenburg & Steinke 2015:164 [ref. 34033], Mecklenburg et al. 2016:125 [ref. 34440], Oku et al. 2017:55 [ref. 35060], Lee et al. 2017:346 [ref. 35392], Voskoboinikova 2018:443 [ref. 36096], Mecklenburg et al. 2018:272 [ref. 36370] see remarks, Love et al. 2021:133 [ref. 39279]). Current status: Valid as Eumicrotremus andriashevi Perminov 1936. Cyclopteridae: Eumicrotreminae. Distribution: North Pacific and adjacent Arctic. Habitat: marine.
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