Collecting site

Plymouth Sound Breakwater, United Kingdom

latitude: 50.333107     50°19'59.19"N
longitude: -4.148283     4°8'53.82"W

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Collected here:

Plagiostomum koreni	Aug-Sep 1892			Macrorhychus naeglii and Plagiostoma koreni are the characteristic forms of the Breakwater. Amoung algae on the Breakwater and at Redding Point, also among diatom-deposit in the tank-room of the Laboratory.
Macrorhynchus naegelii	Aug-Sep 1892			Macrorhychus naeglii and Plagiostoma koreni are the characteristic forms of the Breakwater. On the inner side of the Breakwater at low spring-tides this species was found plentifully during August.
Leptoplana tremellaris	Aug-Sep 1892			adult and young. Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy.
Aphanostoma diversicolor	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy.
Mesostoma neopolitanum	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy. A single specimen obtained among Fuci bordering the inner side of the Breakwater.
Plagiostomum elongatum	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy.
Plagiostomum vittatum	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy. Egg-capsules were obtained from the Breakwater in September.
Vorticeros auriculatum	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy.
Vorticeros luteum	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy. specimen on the inner side of the Breakwater.
Allostoma pallidum	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy.
Monotus lineatus	Aug-Sep 1892			Captured using a hand-net worked vigorously among the weeds at low water from the dinghy.
Plagiostomum elongatum	Nov 1892			Mr. Garstang sent me two from the Breakwater in November.