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Ichthyology 160350 MCZ Ichthyology
 Ammodytes dubius
BerkeleyMapper 		Station 158 [VERBATIM DEPTH:25 m]
Atlantic Ocean: Slope Water: So. New England: United States
31/3/2001-31/3/2001 (2001-03-31) 		whole animal (alcohol) Google Map Login or Create Account
 
Ammodytes dubius
Animalia Chordata Craniata Gnathostomata Actinopterygii Neopterygii Perciformes Trachinoidei Ammodytidae Ammodytes dubius
Identified by Christian Olaf Ray Hintze on 2016-06-10
Nature of ID: ID based on molecular data
Remarks: from complete mitogenome
Ammodytes sp.
Animalia Chordata Craniata Gnathostomata Actinopterygii Neopterygii Perciformes Trachinoidei Ammodytidae Ammodytes
sand lances
Identified by Karsten E. Hartel, John K. Galbraith
Nature of ID: migration
Remarks: [MUSE DETERMINER: Hartel_KE, Galbraith_JK/2001]
Continent/Ocean: Atlantic Ocean
Country: United States
Specific Locality: Station 158 [VERBATIM DEPTH:25 m]
Verbatim Locality: Station 158
General Habitat: [TEMP: 41.0 F][SALINITY: M]
Collecting Method: Otter Trawl
Collecting Source: wild caught
Coordinates: 41° 8´ 54´´ N 70° 12´ 18´´ W (unknown) , Error: 0 m
[no agent data]; 2010-03-19; unknown
Collecting Date: 31/3/2001-31/3/2001 (2001-03-31)
Collecting Time: 1614-1644
Ich. Field Number: AL01-03:158
Collecting Event Remarks: [TIME: 1614-1644]
Collectors
RV Albatross IV
Identifiers
field number: AL01-03:158
group number: 698
  Details
Part Name Condition Disposition # Remarks
whole animal (alcohol) unchecked in collection 1
standard length: 175 mm ,
  [no agent data], 2010-03-19, muse migration
age class: adult
  [no agent data]
Remarks: Tissue to KU T# 4964
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