source: The term gribble was originally assigned to the wood-boring species, especially the first species described from Norway by Rathke in 1799, Limnoria lignorum.
target: The term gribble was assigned to the Limnoria lignorum by Rathke in 1799 as the first of its kind.
references: The term gribble was assigned to the Limnoria lignorum by Rathke in 1799 as the first of its kind. Gribble was first assigned to species that bore into wood.  It was used in 1799 for the species Rathke described from Norway.  That species' scientific name is Limnoria lignorum. The word gribble was what species were called that drilled wood into things and was first called that by Norway's Rathke in 1799 in Limnoria lignorum. The term gribble was originally assigned to the wood-boring species, especially the first species Limnoria lignorum. This species came from Norway and was described by Rathke in 1799. The term gribble is assigned to the wood-boring species described by Rathke in 1799. The term gribble was first assigned to the wood-boring species.  The first species described from Norway in 1799 by Rathke was Limnoria lignorum. Rathke was the first to use the term gribble for the wood-boring species in 1799. "Gribble" are wood-boring species.  They came from Norway and were originally described by Rathke in 1799 as Limnoria lignorum. The term "gribble" was at first given to the wood-boring species, especially the first species from Norway by Rathke in 1799, Limnoria lignorum. The word-boring species was first called gribble, especially the first specials described by Rathke in 1799.