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Typhlopolycystis coeca Karling, 1956

  site site # (info) collection date kind depth substrate salin comments reference
A sublittoral sample station #37 (Ley 2 west), Sylt 448
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Jun 1984   12 m fine sand   one specimen from the sandy bar of the "Koenigshafen". Noldt U (1989): 310; and Noldt 1986 (citation)- p. 61
B Gullmarfjord (Bredungen Gullmarsvik), western Sweden 35
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1956 or earlier type locality 35 m clay (Lehmboden)   Kristineberg, near Bredungen. Karling TG (1956): 250
C off Buelk (Bülk, Bulk) Kiel Bay (Kieler Bucht; Kielerbugt; Nisler Bach), Germany 2447
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1938 or earlier     sand   in sand near Buoy A (Tonne A). Meixner J (1938): ; from Karling 1956 (citation)- p 250
D Kiel Bay (Kieler Bucht, Kieler Bay, Kielerbugt, Nisler Bach), Germany 298
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1956 or earlier   3-12 m medium to coarse sand   in different locations. Karling TG (1956): 250
E Breakwater (Buhne) south of List, Sylt Island, Germany 735
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1956 or earlier     coarse sand, gravel   (Ax), slope. Karling TG (1956): 250
F Gullmarsfjord, Kristineberg, near Blabersholmen (Blabärsholmen), Sweden 492
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1956 or earlier   45 m clay (Lehmboden)     Karling TG (1956): 250
G Gullmarfjord (Essvik), western Sweden 850
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1956 or earlier   sublitoral     (Westblad) deep, soil type not indicated. Karling TG (1956): 250
H Koenigs Bay (Koenigshafens, Konigshafen, Königshafen), Sylt Island, Germany, North Sea 491
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1985 or earlier     sand   deep sulfide layer at depths of more than 5 cm below the sediment surface. Species found at least 3 times. Scherer B (1985): 122-124
I eastern shore of Sylt Island, Germany 4552
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1968-1970           Hoxhold S (1974): 25
J Ellenbogen, Alte Anstalt (5), Sylt, Germany 6613
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1966-1968         Sandhang. Schilke K (1970): 159
K List, Litoralstation der Biologischen Anstalt Helgoland (12), Sylt, Germany 6620
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1966-1968         Sandhang and Sandwatt. Schilke K (1970): 159

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