Collecting site

Puget Sound, Washington, USA

latitude: 47.833099     47°49'59.16"N
longitude: -122.434601     122°26'4.56"W

[Precision of location: Alexandria Digital Library (with USGS GNIS data)]
[Site Named Here by name of island, bay, strait, lake, river, or stream, etc., named in source publication]

Collected here:

Eurylepta leoparda Freeman, 1933	Aug 5, 1953	shallow	sand	one specimen among other polyclads collected by Mrs. D.W. Orihel at Friday Harbor and Woodah Island in Puget Sound. Found on a dredged tunicat. Sexually mature, laid eggs in lab,.
Leptoplana chloranota (Boone, 1929)	prior to 1933	littoral	stones	under stones
Notoplana inquieta (Heath & McGregor, 1913)	prior to 1953
Notoplana celeris Freeman, 1933	prior to 1933
Notoplana sanjuania Freeman, 1933	prior to 1953			Hyman has collected several specimens alive in Puget Sound,
Notoplana sanjuania Freeman, 1933	prior to 1933
Pseudostylochus burchami Heath & McGregor, 1913	May, 1941			taken by Freeman at two points in Puget Sound and by Lynch in the same region.
Acerotisa alba (Freeman, 1933)	prior to 1933			on hydroids at the old marine station.
Pseudostylochus ostreophagus Hyman, 1955	Nov, 1953			imported from Japan. In one locality in Puget Sound, Mr Woelke estimated 600,000 worms per acre. Mr. Woelke notes that this worm attacks small oysters by covering shell and boring a small hole into the shell.
Kaburakia excelsa Bock, 1925	1953