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| Scroll through list of sites as necessary. | site | collection date | depth | substrate | salin | locality kind | comments | reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Seto Marine Biological Station, Kyoto University, at Seto in Shirahama-cho, Cape Bansho Zaki (Bandokoro-saki), Wakayama Prefecture, Japan | Apr 1937 | Numerous specimens were collected at Edura, Daizyasima, Mori and Sakatahana. | Kato K (1938) 577, 578 | ||||
| B | Seto Marine Biological Station, Kyoto University, at Seto in Shirahama-cho, Cape Bansho Zaki (Bandokoro-saki), Wakayama Prefecture, Japan | 1944 or earlier | Seto, Kii. | Kato K (1944) 262 | ||||
| C | Japan (Nippon, Yaponiya, Nihon, Japon, Giappone) | 1918 or earlier | default type | Yeri M, Kaburaki T (1918) abstract | ||||
| D | Enoura, Province of Suruga, Japan | 1944 or earlier | Enoura, Suruga. | Kato K (1944) 262 | ||||
| E | Mitsui Institute of Marine Biology, Susaki near Simoda, Siduoka Prefecture, Japan | 1932-1933 | common on the Pacific coasts of Japan in spring and summer. Often it attacks young oysters. | Kato K (1934) 123, 124 | ||||
| F | Susaki near Simoda, Siduoka Prefecture, Japan | 1944 or earlier | Susaki near Simoda. | Kato K (1944) 262 | ||||
| G | Biological Station Misaki, Japan | 1944 or earlier | Misaki. | Kato K (1944) 262 | ||||