Present
Event date = spring 1984, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m, Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = winter 1989, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = spring 1989, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = summer 1989, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = autumn 1989, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = autumn 1989, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Taxon remarks = This might actually be Syllis parapari. According to San Martín, G., & López, E. (2000). Three new species of Syllis (Syllidae: Polychaeta) from Iberian coasts. Cahiers de Biologie Marine, 41, 425-433., the European records of Syllis cornuta should probably be assigned to Syllis parapari., Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = winter 1986, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = spring 1986, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = autumn 1986, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = winter 1986, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%., Taxon remarks = This might actually be Syllis parapari. According to San Martín, G., & López, E. (2000). Three new species of Syllis (Syllidae: Polychaeta) from Iberian coasts. Cahiers de Biologie Marine, 41, 425-433., the European records of Syllis cornuta should probably be assigned to Syllis parapari., Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = spring 1986, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%., Taxon remarks = This might actually be Syllis parapari. According to San Martín, G., & López, E. (2000). Three new species of Syllis (Syllidae: Polychaeta) from Iberian coasts. Cahiers de Biologie Marine, 41, 425-433., the European records of Syllis cornuta should probably be assigned to Syllis parapari., Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = autumn 1986, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%., Taxon remarks = This might actually be Syllis parapari. According to San Martín, G., & López, E. (2000). Three new species of Syllis (Syllidae: Polychaeta) from Iberian coasts. Cahiers de Biologie Marine, 41, 425-433., the European records of Syllis cornuta should probably be assigned to Syllis parapari., Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = spring 1986, Field notes = Coordinates are average points, as replicates were collected 10s of m apart. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Samples were collected by scraping off the the surface of a 20x20 cm square, stored in plastic bags, sieved through 0.4 mm mesh size in the lab and preserved in a 4% solution of formalin and sea water., Preparation method = Whole animal, fixed in formalin and sea water 4%., Taxon remarks = According to San Martín G (2003) Annelida, Polychaeta II: Syllidae. In: Ramos MA et al. (eds) Fauna Iberica, Vol 21 Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales. CSIC, Madrid, p 1-554, the European records of S. golfonovensis should probably to be referred to S. compacta., Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 100m , Identification reference = Fauvel, P. (1927) Faune de France: Polychètes sédentaires. Lechevalier, Paris. 494pp.
Event date = autumn 1997, Field notes = 5 replicates in each station, Habitat = lower midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Kitsos M.S., 2003. Contribution to the study of the biodiversity of the midlittoral and supralittoral hard substratum assemblages. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Phd thesis, 1-299pp., Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 20m
Event date = autumn 2007, Field notes = Replicate number unknown, not visible anymore on label. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Iken,K & B. Konar, 2003. Natural Geography in Nearshore Areas (NaGISA): the nearshore component of the Census of Marine Life. Gayana 67: 53-160., Preparation method = whole animal, fixed and preserved in 96% ethanol, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 20m
Event date = summer 2008, Field notes = None, Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Iken,K & B. Konar, 2003. Natural Geography in Nearshore Areas (NaGISA): the nearshore component of the Census of Marine Life. Gayana 67: 53-160., Preparation method = whole animal, fixed and preserved in 96% ethanol, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 20m
Event date = autumn 2007, Field notes = None, Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Iken,K & B. Konar, 2003. Natural Geography in Nearshore Areas (NaGISA): the nearshore component of the Census of Marine Life. Gayana 67: 53-160., Preparation method = whole animal, fixed and preserved in 96% ethanol, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 20m
Event date = summer 2008, Field notes = Replicate number unknown, not visible anymore on label. Depth zonation unclear., Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Iken,K & B. Konar, 2003. Natural Geography in Nearshore Areas (NaGISA): the nearshore component of the Census of Marine Life. Gayana 67: 53-160., Preparation method = whole animal, fixed and preserved in 96% ethanol, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 20m
Event date = autumn 2007, Field notes = Replicate number not visible anymore on label. , Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Iken,K & B. Konar, 2003. Natural Geography in Nearshore Areas (NaGISA): the nearshore component of the Census of Marine Life. Gayana 67: 53-160., Preparation method = whole animal, fixed and preserved in 96% ethanol, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 20m
Event date = spring 2009, Field notes = None, Habitat = midlittoral hard bottom, Sampling protocol = Iken,K & B. Konar, 2003. Natural Geography in Nearshore Areas (NaGISA): the nearshore component of the Census of Marine Life. Gayana 67: 53-160., Preparation method = whole animal, fixed and preserved in 96% ethanol, Georeference Sources = Google Maps, scale bar: 20m
Field notes = Two samples with the same replicate number existed