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San Juan Island, Friday Harbor, Friday Harbor laboratories, Washington, USA
latitude: 48.536942
longitude: -123.013893
Precision of location: Alexandria Digital Library (with USGS GNIS data)
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| Parotocelis luteola | summer 1961, 1962; fall 1964 | intertidal | gravel mixed with muddy sand | from washings of Ulva and Enteromorpha |
| Ancylocirrus ornatus | 2000 or earlier | subtidal | abundant on diatom-coated wood and plastic on floating docks at Friday Harbor Laboratories. | |
| Mecynostomum torquens | 2000 or earlier | intertidal | rock | sediment washed from Ulva fenestrata and Enteromorpha intestinalis collected in shallow rock pools at tide levels of about 1.5 m above mean low water. Most common in April and May, but found in other times of year. |
| Ancylocirrus ornatus | 2000 or earlier | intertidal | sand, mud, gravel | on algal growths in a large outdoor aquarium |
| Notocelis rubidocula | 2000 or earlier | From May to Oct found in sediment washed from Ulva fenestrata collected at low tide levels along shore | ||
| Vorticeros praedatorium | 2000 or earlier | collected on floating docks at Friday Harbor Laboratories from algae. | ||
| Invenusta paracnida | prior to 1977 | sand | Das material von Invenusta paracnida entstammt sandigen Habitaten der amerikanischen Pazifikküste bei Seattle, Washington (leg. D.F. Whybrew). |