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| Scroll through list of sites as necessary. | site | collection date | depth | substrate | salin | locality kind | comments | reference |
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| A | Durham, North Carolina, USA | prior to 1934 | Castle WA, Hyman LH (1934) 156, 157 | |||||
| B | Boulder, Colorado, USA | prior to 1934 | Castle WA, Hyman LH (1934) 156, 157 | |||||
| C | Crete, Nebraska, USA | prior to 1909 | freshwater | type locality | collected in November, near Crete by Dr. J. H. Powers from small springs and ponds containing algae in which the planaria were hidden. | Stringer CE (1909) 258 | ||
| D | Nebraska, USA | 1909 or earlier | default type | Stringer CE (1909) abstract | ||||
| E | Homer, Minnesota, USA | Feb, Mar 1915-1917 | freshwater | collections in Feb and Mar. Warm water spring 'flowing into the Mississippi River and forming a little cove where almost summer conditions prevailed even during the coldest weather.' | Higley R (1918) 12-17, 22 | |||
| F | Fox River, near Cary, Illinois, USA | prior to 1934 | from many springs along the banks of the Fox River near Cary, Illinois, USA | Castle WA, Hyman LH (1934) 156, 157 | ||||
| G | Urbana, Illinois, USA | 1915-1917 | freshwater | temporary puddle, 'black and muddy with only a minimum of algae growth; specimens came from the bottom mud, with the loose silt, leaves, and sticks dragged up in a dip net.' | Higley R (1918) 12-17, 22 | |||
| H | Gary, Indiana, USA | prior to 1934 | Castle WA, Hyman LH (1934) 156, 157 | |||||
| I | Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA | 1931 or earlier | freshwater | Hyman reported 'Fonticola velata' from Grand Rapids, Kent County, without details on habitat. | Hyman LH (1931) 328; from Kenk R (citation)- p. 33 | |||
| J | Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA | prior to 1934 | Castle WA, Hyman LH (1934) 156, 157 | |||||
| K | Petoskey, Emmet County, Michigan, USA | Jul 1, 1940 | freshwater | one immature specimen under a stone. Water clear and swift; bottom, sand, mud, and stones. Water temperature 12.8 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| L | U.S. Highway 31 near Conway, Emmet County, Michigan, USA | Jul 16, 1940 | sand, mud and a few stones. | freshwater | eleven immature specimens of P. velata under stones in cold water, and one P. morgani. Water temperature 7.7 degrees C. At a corner of the bridge, on the bank of the creek, there is a small cold spring. Surrounding water in stream warmer. | Kenk R (1944) 31 | ||
| M | fish hatchery west of Oden, Emmet County, Michigan, USA | Jul 12, 1940 | freshwater | Two immature Phagocata velata, in addition to more numerous P. morgani, under stones. The hatchery draws water from several artesian wells which discharge into two large ponds. Water clear; bottom, sand and stones. Water 12.0 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 31 | |||
| N | U.S. Highway 31 near Oden, Emmet County, Michigan, USA | Jul 16, 1940 | freshwater | numerous asexual specimens under stones. Roadside fountain fed by several artesian wells the overflow of which forms a small brook running along sand and stones. Water of the brook is clear and cool; bottom sand and stones. Water temperature 8.5 d | Kenk R (1944) 31 | |||
| O | U.S. Highway 31 near Oden, Emmet County, Michigan, USA | Jun 26, 1940 | freshwater | numerous asexual specimens under stones. Roadside fountain fed by several artesian wells the overflow of which forms a small brook running along sand and stones. Water of the brook is clear and cool; bottom sand and stones. Water temperature 8.5 d | Kenk R (1944) 31 | |||
| P | U.S. Highway 31 near Oden, Emmet County, Michigan, USA | Jun 28, 1940 | freshwater | numerous asexual specimens under stones. Roadside fountain fed by several artesian wells the overflow of which forms a small brook running along sand and stones. Water of the brook is clear and cool; bottom sand and stones. Water temperature 8.5 d | Kenk R (1944) 31 | |||
| Q | U.S. Highway 31 near Oden, Emmet County, Michigan, USA | Mar 1, 20, 1941 | freshwater | 53 animals collected by W.R. Martin. Two of them wer mature, others asexual. Roadside fountain fed by several artesian wells overflow forms small brook running along sand and stones. Water of the brook is clear and cool; bottom sand and stones. | Kenk R (1944) 31 | |||
| R | Lancaster Lake, Cheboygan County, Michigan, USA | Jul 27, 1940 | freshwater | one immature under a stone in spring, with many specimens of Procotyla fluviatilis. Along the sandy east shore of the lake are numerous seepage springs with cold water. Water temperature 14.0 to 18.0 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| S | Mill Creek, Cheboygan County, Michigan, USA | Jun 30, 1940 | freshwater | seven immature P. velata under stones, with many specimens of P. morgani. Water swift, rather clear; bottom, rock, muc, and stones. Water temperature 15. 2 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| T | Mill Creek, Cheboygan County, Michigan, USA | Jul 25, 1940 | freshwater | numerous asexual individuals under stones and on pieces of wood. Water temperature 8. 2 degrees C. Spring, bottom, sand with few stones, vegetation of mosses and algae. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| U | Snake Creek, Midland, Midland County, Michigan, USA | Apr 20, 1941 | freshwater | eight immature individuals on dead leaves. Kenk notes that they were either P. velata or P. vernalis. A ditch on the east bank of Snake Creek, near Manor Drive, Midland. Stagnant pool, possibly fed by ground water; water somewhat colored. | Kenk R (1944) 33 | |||
| V | near Dexter, Washtenaw County, Michigan, USA | Feb 12, 1941 | freshwater | one immature specimen on a leaf. Water temperature 6.0 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| W | near Dexter, Washtenaw County, Michigan, USA | Feb 26 and 28, 1941 | freshwater | two mature and four asexual from samples of leaves and mud brought to the laboratory, and many specimens of Curtisia foremani. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| X | near Dexter, Washtenaw County, Michigan, USA | Feb 12, 1941 | freshwater | Numerous mature and young of Curtisia foremani (and Phagocata velata). Sluggish current; bottom with many decaying leaves and dense algal growth. Water temp 6.0 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 12 | |||
| Y | near Dexter, Washtenaw County, Michigan, USA | Feb 26-28, 1941 | freshwater | Numerous mature and young of Curtisia foremani (and Phagocata velata). Sluggish current; bottom with many decaying leaves and dense algal growth. Samples of leaves and mud brought into the laboratory. | Kenk R (1944) 12 | |||
| Z | Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA | 1903 or earlier | freshwater | from the Ann Arbor area. Kenk notes that Pearl's Dendrocoelum sp. comprises both Phagocata vernalis and P. velata. Stagnant water form is assumed to be P. vernalis and stream form P. velata. | Pearl R (1903) 525-526; from Kenk R 1944 (citation)- p 28 | |||
| A1 | Otter Creek, near Ida, Monroe County, Michigan, USA | Apr 25, 1941 | freshwater | Five immature from three places. Otter Creek and tributaries, near La Salle, Monroe County. In three places (at La Salle and near Ida), in swift as well as sluggish parts, in cold water. Water temperature 12.2 and14.1 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| B1 | Otter Creek, at La Salle, Monroe County, Michigan, USA | Apr 25, 1941 | freshwater | Five immature from three places. Otter Creek and tributaries, near La Salle, Monroe County. In three places (at La Salle and near Ida), in swift as well as sluggish parts, in cold water. Water temperature 12.2 and14.1 degrees C. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| C1 | Redford golf course, Redford, Wayne County, Michigan, USA | Dec 25, 1940 | freshwater | several immature specimens collected by Karl E. Goellner. Brook in woods and has much dead vegetal matter. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| D1 | Redford golf course, Redford, Wayne County, Michigan, USA | Mar 26, 1941 | freshwater | four one-liter jars of plant material, taken by Goellner contained 123 specimens of P. velata, of which ten were sexually mature. Brook in woods and has much dead vegetal matter. | Kenk R (1944) 32 | |||
| E1 | Winona Lake, near Newburgh, New York, USA | Apr 11, 1954 | freshwater | collected by Mr. Victor Jelin under stones in a stream running into Winona Lake. Lack of sex organs makes identification probable, but not certain. | Hyman LH (1955) 29, 30 | |||
| F1 | New York city, New York, USA | prior to 1955 | freshwater | collected by the author in the vicinity of New York City. Lack of sex organs makes identification probable, but not certain. | Hyman LH (1955) 29, 30 | |||
| G1 | Hamshire County, Massachusetts, USA | 1988, 1989, 1990 | freshwater | temporary fresh waters. | Smith DG (1991) abstract | |||
| H1 | Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA | 1988, 1989, 1990 | freshwater | temporary fresh waters. | Smith DG (1991) abstract | |||