Collecting site

Alford Forest, New Zealand

latitude: -43.616669     43 37 00 S
longitude: 171.5     171 30 00 E

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

Collected here:

Geoplana latissima	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana triangulata australis	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana alfordensis	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana purpurea	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana quinquelineata	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana graffii	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana graffii somersii	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana iris	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.
Geoplana inaequalistriata	Nov-Dec, 1894			Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case.