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| Scroll through list of sites as necessary. | site | collection date | depth | substrate | salin | locality kind | comments | reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | East Coast of Florida, Florida, USA | 1940 or earlier | Florida to Prince Edward Island, common. Habits.—Active, among seaweeds, hydroids, tunicates, etc., on pilings, also among old shells, littoral. | Hyman LH (1940) 470 | ||||
| B | freshwater ponds, south Norfolk, Virginia, USA | 1948 or earlier | shallow | fresh | from collection records ranging 1931 thru 1948. from ponds and algal masses. | Ferguson FF, Jones ER (1949) 436, 439 | ||
| C | Willoughby (Willowbys) Bay, Ocean View, Norfolk, Virginia, USA | 1948 or earlier | shallow | brackish | from collection records ranging 1931 thru 1948. | Ferguson FF, Jones ER (1949) 436, 439 | ||
| D | shore, Connecticut, USA | 1939 or earlier | formerly common along the Connecticut shore. | Hyman LH (1939) 137, 138 | ||||
| E | Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts, USA | 1939 or earlier | formerly common in Boston Harbor | Hyman LH (1939) 137, 138 | ||||
| F | Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts, USA | prior to 1850 | type locality | Girard CF (1893) ; from Prudhoe S (citation)- page 85 | ||||
| G | Woods Hole,Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA | 1965 or earlier | Bush LF (1964) 36, 37 | |||||
| H | Eel Pond, by Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA | 1935 or earlier | secured specimens from invertebrate staff at Woods Hole in 1935. Found in abundance in the Eel Pond on wharves and pilings among masses of hydroids and sponges,. | Hyman LH (1939) 137, 138 | ||||
| I | Prince Edward Island, Canada | 1940 or earlier | Florida to Prince Edward Island, common. Habits.—Active, among seaweeds, hydroids, tunicates, etc., on pilings, also among old shells, littoral. | Hyman LH (1940) 470 | ||||
| J | Netherlands (Holland, Niederlande) | 2007 or earlier | North Sea | Faasse M, Ligthart M (2007) | ||||
| K | Ijmuiden, Netherlands | 2003 or earlier | Faasse M, Ates R (2003) abstract | |||||
| L | Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia | 1980 | one damaged specimen and several fragments. ..."assumed that the worm had somehow been transported from America, possibly when eggs attached to the hull of a ship hatched in Victorian waters."....or "with oysters or other animals and deposited... | Prudhoe S (1982) 365-366 | ||||