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  • Invertebrate Zoology 44392 MCZ Invertebrate Zoology
  • Thysanoessa inermis
  • whole animal (70% ethanol)
  • S of Martha's Vineyard
  • North America: United States: Massachusetts
  • 25/8/1914
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Identifications
Thysanoessa inermis (Kroyer, 1846)
Animalia Arthropoda Crustacea Malacostraca Euphausiacea Euphausiidae Thysanoessa inermis
Identified by [no agent data]
Nature of ID: migration
Locality and Collecting Event Details
Continent/Ocean: North America
Country: United States
State/Province: Massachusetts
Specific Locality: S of Martha's Vineyard
Verbatim Locality: USA, Massachusetts, S of Martha's Vineyard
Collecting Source: wild caught
Depth: to 62 m
Coordinates: 40° 34´ N 70° 46´ W (Datum: unknown) , Error: 115 km
[no agent data]; 2011-03-06; Source: unknown
Coordinate Remarks: Lat. seconds and Long. seconds blank in Original Data. Set to 30, Maximum Error set to 115 km. in MCZbase
Collecting Date: 25/8/1914
Collectors
US Coast Survey, 1867-1871
Identifiers
station number: 10259
Part Details
Part Name Condition Disposition # Remarks
whole animal (70% ethanol) unchecked in collection 2
Attributes
reference: URI reference collection
  [no agent data], 2011-03-06, migration
Remarks: New England Isopoda and Schizopoda [Sta. 10294 ?] Originally from New York Zool. Soc. via Buffalo Soc. Nat. Hist.
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