Gilbert designated the Nice specimen as the lectotype that would define "S. tudes", having priority over the Cayenne specimen (the paralectotype), which was meant to stabilize the name but turned out to have the opposite effect.
Gilbert designated the Nice specimen as the lectotype. This lectotype would define "S. tudes". Gilbert was having priority over the Cayenne specimen (the paralectotype). Gilbert turned out to have the opposite effect. The Cayenne specimen (the paralectotype) was meant to stabilize the name.