Collecting site

San Juan Island, Friday Harbor, Friday Harbor laboratories, Washington, USA

latitude: 48.536942     48°32'12.99"N
longitude: -123.013893     123°0'50.01"W

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

Collected here:

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).