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site |
site # (info) |
collection date |
kind |
depth |
substrate |
salin |
comments |
reference |
| A |
Woods Hole,Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA |
223
 map | 1965 or earlier |
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Bush LF (1964): 36, 37 |
| B |
Eel Pond, by Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA |
1192
map | 1935 or earlier |
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secured specimens from invertebrate staff at Woods Hole in 1935. Found in abundance in the Eel Pond on wharves and pilings among masses of hydroids and sponges,. |
Hyman LH (1939): 137, 138 |
| C |
Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts, USA |
1419
map | 1939 or earlier |
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formerly common in Boston Harbor |
Hyman LH (1939): 137, 138 |
| D |
shore, Connecticut, USA |
1420
map | 1939 or earlier |
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formerly common along the Connecticut shore. |
Hyman LH (1939): 137, 138 |
| E |
Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts, USA |
1419
map | prior to 1850 |
type locality |
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Girard CF (1893): ; from Prudhoe S (citation)- page 85 |
| F |
Willoughby (Willowbys) Bay, Ocean View, Norfolk, Virginia, USA |
1881
map | 1948 or earlier |
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shallow |
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brackish |
from collection records ranging 1931 thru 1948. |
Ferguson FF, Jones ER (1949): 436, 439 |
| G |
freshwater ponds, south Norfolk, Virginia, USA |
1882
map | 1948 or earlier |
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shallow |
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fresh |
from collection records ranging 1931 thru 1948. from ponds and algal masses. |
Ferguson FF, Jones ER (1949): 436, 439 |
| H |
Ijmuiden, Netherlands |
3740
map | 2003 or earlier |
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Faasse M, Ates R (2003): abstract |
| I |
Netherlands (Holland, Niederlande) |
5466
map | 2007 or earlier |
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North Sea |
Faasse M, Ligthart M (2007): |
| J |
East Coast of Florida, Florida, USA |
1477
map | 1940 or earlier |
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Florida to Prince Edward Island, common. Habits.—Active, among seaweeds, hydroids, tunicates, etc., on pilings, also among old shells, littoral. |
Hyman LH (1940): 470 |
| K |
Prince Edward Island, Canada |
3689
map | 1940 or earlier |
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Florida to Prince Edward Island, common. Habits.—Active, among seaweeds, hydroids, tunicates, etc., on pilings, also among old shells, littoral. |
Hyman LH (1940): 470 |
| L |
Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia |
4019
map | 1980 |
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one damaged specimen and several fragments. ..."assumed that the worm had somehow been transported from America, possibly when eggs attached to the hull of a ship hatched in Victorian waters."....or "with oysters or other animals and deposited... |
Prudhoe S (1982): 365-366 |