Present
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type: Concept

8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 25
type: BioEvent
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type: Sampling
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8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 65
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: between Portsmouth and Le Havre_198_1906-09-15_65

8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 50
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: eastern coast of Scotland_290_1904-09-05_50

8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 75
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: eastern coast of Scotland_290_1904-09-05_75

8201 English Channel coast 161 1906-08-21 20
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_161_1906-08-21_20

8201 English Channel coast 162 1906-08-21 34
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_162_1906-08-21_34

8201 English Channel coast 163 1906-08-22 25
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_163_1906-08-22_25

8201 English Channel coast 163 1906-08-22 49
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_163_1906-08-22_49

8201 English Channel coast 164 1906-08-23 25
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_164_1906-08-23_25

8201 English Channel coast 95 1905-06-27 25
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_95_1905-06-27_25

8201 English Channel coast 96 1905-06-27 50
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_96_1905-06-27_50

8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 25
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_97_1905-06-29_25

8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 60
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_97_1905-06-29_60

8201 English Channel coast 98 1905-06-29 40
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_98_1905-06-29_40

8201 English Channel coast 99 1905-06-30 41
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: English Channel coast_99_1905-06-30_41

8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 65
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8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 76
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: near the French coasts_196_1906-09-14_76

8201 north of Dunkirk 200 1908-09-16 33
type: BioEvent
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8201 north of Scotland 168 1905-09-02 110
type: BioEvent
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8201 north of Scotland 168 1905-09-02 65
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: north of Scotland_168_1905-09-02_65

8201 north of Scotland 169 1905-09-02 25
type: BioEvent
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type: Sampling
identifier: north of Scotland_169_1905-09-02_25

8201 north of Scotland 169 1905-09-02 65
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: north of Scotland_169_1905-09-02_65

8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 20
type: BioEvent
type: Event
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identifier: north of Scotland_289_1904-09-05_20

8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 60
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: north of Scotland_289_1904-09-05_60

8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 95
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: north of Scotland_289_1904-09-05_95

8201 north of Scotland 98 1908-08-06 90
type: BioEvent
type: Event
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identifier: north of Scotland_98_1908-08-06_90

8201 NW of Cap La Hague 248 1910-09-29 65
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type: Event
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identifier: NW of Cap La Hague_248_1910-09-29_65

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 62 1909-02-22 25
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: west of the Gibraltar Strait_62_1909-02-22_25

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 63 1909-02-22 490
type: BioEvent
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identifier: west of the Gibraltar Strait_63_1909-02-22_490

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 96 1910-06-23 65
type: BioEvent
type: Event
type: Sampling
identifier: west of the Gibraltar Strait_96_1910-06-23_65

8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 20 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 1
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8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 20 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 1
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8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 20 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 1
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 1
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basis of record: MaterialSample
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has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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scientific name: Lepadogaster
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aphiaid: 125781
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occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 1
observation date: 1904-09-05
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 60 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 2
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8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 60 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 2
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8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 60 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 2
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date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 60 meters cable
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observation date: 1904-09-05
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 95 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 3
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type: Location
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8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 95 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 3
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8201 north of Scotland 289 1904-09-05 95 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 3
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date last modified: 2023-04-05
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 100 meters cable
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observation date: 1904-09-05
aphia id accepted: 125781
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8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 50 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 4
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8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 50 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 4
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8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 50 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 4
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type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 4
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date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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aphiaid: 125781
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aphia id accepted: 125781
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8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 75 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 5
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type: Location
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8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 75 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 5
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8201 eastern coast of Scotland 290 1904-09-05 75 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 5
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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aphiaid: 125781
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occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 5
observation date: 1904-09-05
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 English Channel coast 95 1905-06-27 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 6
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type: Location
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8201 English Channel coast 95 1905-06-27 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 6
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8201 English Channel coast 95 1905-06-27 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 6
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institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 English Channel coast 96 1905-06-27 50 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 7
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8201 English Channel coast 96 1905-06-27 50 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 7
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 8
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8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 8
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8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 8
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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aphiaid: 125781
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8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 60 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 9
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8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 60 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 9
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8201 English Channel coast 97 1905-06-29 60 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 9
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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aphiaid: 125781
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occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 9
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8201 English Channel coast 98 1905-06-29 40 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 10
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8201 English Channel coast 98 1905-06-29 40 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 10
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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aphiaid: 125781
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time precision: 100
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8201 English Channel coast 99 1905-06-30 41 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 11
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8201 English Channel coast 99 1905-06-30 41 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 11
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8201 English Channel coast 99 1905-06-30 41 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 11
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 north of Scotland 168 1905-09-02 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 12
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8201 north of Scotland 168 1905-09-02 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 12
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8201 north of Scotland 168 1905-09-02 110 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 13
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8201 north of Scotland 168 1905-09-02 110 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 13
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 north of Scotland 169 1905-09-02 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 14
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 north of Scotland 169 1905-09-02 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 15
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8201 English Channel coast 161 1906-08-21 20 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 16
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8201 English Channel coast 161 1906-08-21 20 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 16
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8201 English Channel coast 161 1906-08-21 20 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 16
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 English Channel coast 162 1906-08-21 34 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 17
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8201 English Channel coast 162 1906-08-21 34 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 17
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8201 English Channel coast 162 1906-08-21 34 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 17
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 English Channel coast 163 1906-08-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 18
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8201 English Channel coast 163 1906-08-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 18
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8201 English Channel coast 163 1906-08-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 18
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 English Channel coast 163 1906-08-22 49 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 19
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8201 English Channel coast 163 1906-08-22 49 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 19
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 English Channel coast 164 1906-08-23 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 20
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collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
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8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 21
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8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 21
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date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 21
scientific name: Lepadogaster
year collected: 1906
month collected: 9
day collected: 14
longitude: -3.4166667
latitude: 49.4
coordinate precision: 136307
minimum depth: 65
maximum depth: 65
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 65 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 21
observation date: 1906-09-14
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 76 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 22
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 76 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 22
has geometry: 8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 76 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 22
decimal latitude: 49.4
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minimum depth in meters: 76
maximum depth in meters: 76
coordinate uncertainty in meters: 136307

8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 76 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 22
type: Point
type: Geometry
lat: 49.4
long: -3.4166667
has metric spatial accuracy: 136307

8201 near the French coasts 196 1906-09-14 76 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 22
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 22
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 22
scientific name: Lepadogaster
year collected: 1906
month collected: 9
day collected: 14
longitude: -3.4166667
latitude: 49.4
coordinate precision: 136307
minimum depth: 76
maximum depth: 76
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 120 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 22
observation date: 1906-09-14
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 23
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 23
has geometry: 8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 23
decimal latitude: 50.2
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8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 23
type: Point
type: Geometry
lat: 50.2
long: -0.1666667
has metric spatial accuracy: 135716

8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 23
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 23
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 23
scientific name: Lepadogaster
year collected: 1906
month collected: 9
day collected: 15
longitude: -0.1666667
latitude: 50.2
coordinate precision: 135716
minimum depth: 25
maximum depth: 25
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 25 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 23
observation date: 1906-09-15
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 24
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 24
has geometry: 8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 24
decimal latitude: 50.2
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coordinate uncertainty in meters: 135716

8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 24
type: Point
type: Geometry
lat: 50.2
long: -0.1666667
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8201 between Portsmouth and Le Havre 198 1906-09-15 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 24
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 24
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 24
scientific name: Lepadogaster
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month collected: 9
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longitude: -0.1666667
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coordinate precision: 135716
minimum depth: 45
maximum depth: 45
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 65 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 24
observation date: 1906-09-15
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 north of Dunkirk 200 1908-09-16 33 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 25
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 north of Dunkirk 200 1908-09-16 33 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 25
has geometry: 8201 north of Dunkirk 200 1908-09-16 33 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 25
decimal latitude: 51.5833333
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geodetic datum: http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326
minimum depth in meters: 33
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coordinate uncertainty in meters: 134624

8201 north of Dunkirk 200 1908-09-16 33 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 25
type: Point
type: Geometry
lat: 51.5833333
long: 2.3833333
has metric spatial accuracy: 134624

8201 north of Dunkirk 200 1908-09-16 33 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 25
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 25
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 25
scientific name: Lepadogaster
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coordinate precision: 134624
minimum depth: 33
maximum depth: 33
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 60 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 25
observation date: 1908-09-16
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 north of Scotland 98 1908-08-06 90 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 26
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 north of Scotland 98 1908-08-06 90 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 26
has geometry: 8201 north of Scotland 98 1908-08-06 90 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 26
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decimal longitude: -3.4666667
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minimum depth in meters: 90
maximum depth in meters: 90
coordinate uncertainty in meters: 128592

8201 north of Scotland 98 1908-08-06 90 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 26
type: Point
type: Geometry
lat: 58.8
long: -3.4666667
has metric spatial accuracy: 128592

8201 north of Scotland 98 1908-08-06 90 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 26
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 26
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 26
scientific name: Lepadogaster
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month collected: 8
day collected: 6
longitude: -3.4666667
latitude: 58.8
coordinate precision: 128592
minimum depth: 90
maximum depth: 90
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 150 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 26
observation date: 1908-08-06
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 62 1909-02-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 27
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 62 1909-02-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 27
has geometry: 8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 62 1909-02-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 27
decimal latitude: 35.75
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minimum depth in meters: 25
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coordinate uncertainty in meters: 147210

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 62 1909-02-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 27
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type: Geometry
lat: 35.75
long: -5.9833333
has metric spatial accuracy: 147210

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 62 1909-02-22 25 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 27
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 27
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 27
scientific name: Lepadogaster
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day collected: 22
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coordinate precision: 147210
minimum depth: 25
maximum depth: 25
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 25 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 27
observation date: 1909-02-22
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 63 1909-02-22 490 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 28
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 63 1909-02-22 490 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 28
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coordinate uncertainty in meters: 147151

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 63 1909-02-22 490 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 28
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type: Geometry
lat: 35.8333333
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8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 63 1909-02-22 490 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 28
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 28
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 28
scientific name: Lepadogaster
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coordinate precision: 147151
minimum depth: 490
maximum depth: 490
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 600 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 28
observation date: 1909-02-22
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 96 1910-06-23 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 29
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type: Location
has centroid: 8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 96 1910-06-23 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 29
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decimal latitude: 35.8
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8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 96 1910-06-23 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 29
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type: Geometry
lat: 35.8
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8201 west of the Gibraltar Strait 96 1910-06-23 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 29
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 29
made during event: 8201
basis of record: MaterialSample
has occurrence basis: MaterialSample
has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 29
scientific name: Lepadogaster
year collected: 1910
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day collected: 23
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coordinate precision: 147175
minimum depth: 65
maximum depth: 65
occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 65 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 29
observation date: 1910-06-23
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180

8201 NW of Cap La Hague 248 1910-09-29 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 30
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type: Location
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8201 NW of Cap La Hague 248 1910-09-29 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 30
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8201 NW of Cap La Hague 248 1910-09-29 65 Danish oceaonographical expeditions Lepadogaster 30
type: OrganismOccurrence
type: Occurrence
identifier: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 30
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basis of record: MaterialSample
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has occurrence status: Present
occurrence status: Present
is of organism named as: taxname
date last modified: 2023-04-05
institution code: HCMR-IMBBC
collection code: Report on the Danish Oceanographical expeditions 1908-1910 to the Mediterranean and adjacent seas. Vol II Biology. A.8 Lepadogaster By Frederic Guitel (1919)
catalog number: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 30
scientific name: Lepadogaster
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occurrence remarks: In the original publication it is stated: "It is certain that they all belong to the group of Lepadogaster with short dorsal and fins, i.e. with less than nine rays (L. bimaculatus and microcephalus) but the alteration of pigmentation and the lack of data on the embryonic characteristics of the two species prevent us for the moment from going further."
aphiaid: 125781
sampling effort: 65 meters cable
sampling protocol: The sampling instrument was a Petersen surface trawl. It was provided with several lengths of cable thrown into the sea so the depth of the sampling varied according to this length.
occurrence id: Danish oceaonographical expeditions_Lepadogaster 30
observation date: 1910-09-29
aphia id accepted: 125781
time precision: 100
taxon rank: 180