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site |
site # (info) |
collection date |
kind |
depth |
substrate |
salin |
comments |
reference |
| A |
Tomioka Bay, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan |
4419
 map | 1938 or earlier |
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very common in this district. |
Kato K (1938): 564 |
| B |
Onagawa-wan (Onnagawa, Onaga), Japan |
4437
map | 1935-1937 |
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very common on a sandy beach in the vicinity of the Institute [Onagawa Oceano-chemical Institute of the Tohoku Imperial University from Onagawa Bay] |
Kato K (1939): 72 |
| C |
Moura-shima (Mora-jima, Moura-jima), Japan |
4441
map | 1938 |
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commonly found on the coasts of Japan. |
Kato K (1939): 144 |
| D |
Kamome-jima (Gomi-sima, Gome-sima), Japan |
4442
map | 1938 |
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commonly found on the coasts of Japan. |
Kato K (1939): 144 |
| E |
Seto Marine Biological Station, Kyoto University, at Seto in Shirahama-cho, Cape Bansho Zaki (Bandokoro-saki), Wakayama Prefecture, Japan |
4451
map | Apr 1937 |
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the most common polyclad in the neighborhood of the Station. |
Kato K (1938): 577, 582 |
| F |
Mitsui Institute of Marine Biology, Susaki near Simoda, Siduoka Prefecture, Japan |
4428
map | 1932-1933 |
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one of the commonest species on the Pacific coasts of Japan and is found throughout the year. The color of its body is very variable but generally gray, brown or black. |
Kato K (1934): 123, 124 |
| G |
Bonin Islands (Ogasawara-shoto, Arzonbispo, Arzobispo, Ogasawara-to, Ogasawara-gunto, Ogasawara group), Japan, Pacific Ocean |
1794
map | 1944 or earlier |
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Kato K (1944): 276 |
| H |
Kyushu, Japan |
4477
map | 1944 or earlier |
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most common polyclad in Japan. |
Kato K (1944): 276 |
| I |
Natsudomari Peninsula, Aomori Prefecture, Japan |
7229
map | 2000 or earlier |
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Asano Y, Yoshida A, Isozaki N, Ishida S (2001): 137 |