Collecting site

Geesthacht, Germany
River Elbe Estuary: stream-km 592, Müller and Faubel 1993 {19020} sampling site #2- Sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area.
latitude: 53.433334     53°26'0"N
longitude: 10.366667     10°22'0"E

[Precision of location: Alexandria Digital Library (with NGA GNDB data)]
[Site Named Here by name of site (or city, etc.)]

Collected here:

Oligochoerus limnophilus Ax & Doerjes, 1966	Jul 1991		sand, mud	several specimens, sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area. specimens found slowly gliding on the substrate or free swimming.
Stenostomum grabbskogense Luther, 1960	May-Oct 1991		sand, mud	Many specimens. Sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area. Prefer limnic area. low tide in pools, on mud or sandy mud flats. Preferred habitat- phytal areas gliding on substrate or free swimming.
Microstomum lineare (Müller, 1773)	May-Oct 1991		sand, mud	many specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area.
Microstomum sp. Steinböck, 1948	Jul 1991		sand	many specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area
Macrostomum curvituba Luther, 1947	May, Jul 1991		sand, mud	several specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area
Opistomum fuscum Weise, 1942	Jun, Jul 1991		sand, mud	several specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area
Dochmiotrema limicola Hofsten N, 1907	Jul 1991		sand, mud	several specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area
Placorhynchus dimorphis Karling, 1947	May-Jul 1991		sand, mud	some specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area
Microdalyellia armigera (Schmidt, 1862)	Jun, Jul 1991		sand, mud	many specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area
Microdalyellia armigera (Schmidt, 1862)	Jun, Jul 1991		mud	many specimens. sheltered area of high sedimentation, mud sediments rich with detritus and covered with algae.
Baicalellia brevituba (Luther, 1918)	May-Nov 1991		sand, mud	many specimens. sandy to muddy sediments, lenitic eulittoral area. dominant representative of the 'Turbellaria' of the Elbe in this study.