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Eilat (Elat) Shore (Elat Hof), Gulf of Acaba, Gulf of Eilat, Israel
latitude: 29.516666
longitude: 34.933334
Precision of location: Alexandria Digital Library (with NGA GNDB data)
Site Named Here: By name of island, bay, strait, lake, river, or stream, etc., named in source publication
| Archimonocelis monicae | Apr 1988 | fine sand | -1 / - 6 m, near the Underwater Observatory, sheltered area with Halophila. | |
| Archimonocelis monicae | Feb 1989 | fine sand | -1 / - 6 m, near the Underwater Observatory, sheltered area with Halophila. | |
| Archimonocelis sabra | Apr 1988 | fine sand | near the Underwater Observatory, about - 3 m at the basis of a Millepora reef. | |
| Nemertoderma sp. C | 1977 or earlier | comes from subtidal sands of the Red Sea near Eilat, Israel. The specimen supplied by Dr. Michael Crezee.. | ||
| Archilina euglypta | Apr 1988 | 1.5-2 m | fine coralline sand | near the Underwater Observatory, Eilat, Gulf of Aqaba/Eilat, Red Sea. |
| Archilina euglypta | Apr 1988 | Several localities around the Steinitz Marine Biological Station and Underwater Observatory. Various substrates: coralline sand, silty medium grained terrigenous sediments, silty coral rubble, generally in protected conditions or among Halophila mea | ||
| Archilina euglypta | Apr 1988 | Coral Reserve (Eilat), in mixed sediments in the back-reef lagoon. | ||
| Archilina batiae | Apr 1988 | 1.5-2 m | fine coralline sand | near the Underwater Observatory, Eilat, Gulf of Aqaba/Eilat, Red Sea. |
| Archilina batiae | Apr 1988 | several localities around the Steinitz Marine Biological Station and the Underwater Observatory. | ||
| Minona ileanae | Apr 1988 | medium to coarse terrigenous sand | North Beach, Elat, Red Sea, about 30 cm deep. | |
| Minona pseudoileanae | Apr 1988 | medium to coarse terrigenous sand | North Beach, Elat, Red Sea, about 30 cm deep. | |
| Minona albocincta | Apr 1988 | 2 m | fine sand | Red Sea, Elat, between the H. Steinitz Marine Biological Laboratory and the Underwater Observatory, about 2 m deep in a sea grass meadow. |
| Stylochus orientalis | 1989 or earlier | Eylath, Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea (H. Steinitz leg.) |