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P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences
Deep-sea Fauna of European Seas: Crinoidea
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IdentificationRemarks: A.H. Clark (1923a) recorded Trichometra delicata at the “Ingolf” station 18. 61°44'N,30°29'W, 2075 m. A.M. Clark (1970) considered this small specimen conspecific with T. cubensis. It is possible that smaller specimens from “Helga” stations in the Bay of
IdentificationRemarks: The Atlantic species B. aldrichianus and B. gracilis are very closely related and may perhaps ultimately prove to be identical. In the northeast Atlantic, B. aldrichianus is known only as fragments of two stems (Clark A.H., 1949; Macurda, Meyer, 1976), th
IdentificationRemarks: Distinction between T. jungerseni and T. renovatus remains unclear (Clark A.H., Clark A.M., 1967; Clark A.M., 1980), only their geographic distribution (northern and southern hemisphere respectively) separates the two species
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IdentificationRemarks: For stations of “Talisman” see remark in Pentametrocrinus atlanticus. Longitudes in Koehler, Vaney (1910) are incorrect since they were calculated relative to the Paris meridian which is 02°20' east of the Greenwich meridian
IdentificationRemarks: This amphi-Atlantic comatulid occurs much deeper in the eastern Atlantic (3465–4014m) than in the western Atlantic (504–1034 m)
IdentificationRemarks: It is difficult to maintain D. parfaiti as a valid species distinct from D. rawsonii (Pourtalès, 1874) from the western Atlantic
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Endoxocrinus (Diplocrinus) wyvillethomsoni
IdentificationRemarks: Conan et al. (1981) noted that the depth of 2133 m for a specimen in the Museum of Berlin sampled by “Porcupine” off Portugal (Clark A.H., 1912) is likely to be erroneous
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IdentificationRemarks: Pentametrocrinus atlanticus is one of four amphi-Atlantic comatulids that occur in the tropical western Atlantic. The other three are Trichometra cubensis, Zenometra columnaris and Atelecrinus balanoides (Messing, 1978; Messing, White,2001). A.H. Clark o
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