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w Crustacea:
Penilia avirostris Dana
Limnoria tripunctata Menzies
Balanw, eburnew, Gould
Balanw, amphitrite var denticdata Broch
Processa aequimana Paulson
Rhithropanopew, hizrriai Gould
Pachygrapaua tramersw, Gibbs
Pilumnua perlatw, (Poeppig)
Neopanope texana sayi (Smith)
Brachynotw, sexdentatua ( R h o )
CaUinectes 8a@w, (Rathbun)
Pisces:
Atherina boyeri (Risso)
Various European localities.
Various European localities.
North Sea plankton (Cattley and Harding, 1949).
tSouth and West Britain, breeding particularly in
heated localities (Eltringham and Hockley, 1958;
Jones, 1963; Naylor, 1965).
From ship fouling in Britain (Bishop, 1951).
*t Several British localities affected by heated effluents
(Crisp and Molesworth, 1951; Naylor, 1965).
PtLarvae in North Sea plankton (Rees and Cattley,
1949).
Several localities in N.W. Europe, including a heated
part of Copenhagen Harbour (Wolff, 1954;
Rasmussen, 1958).
Ussing, 1936; Bull, 1962).
1957).
Various records in N.W. Europe (Bertelson and
Plymouth, Devon (Marine Biological Association,
*tSwansea, S. Wales (Naylor, 1960).
*tSwansea, S. Wales (Naylor, 1957b,c).
Occasionally in N.W. Europe (Wolff, 1954).
Sub-tropical areas.
Eastern N. America.
Sub-tropical and tropical coasts.
Widespread in temperate-tropical
areas (Menzies, 1957).
Caribbean to Massachusetts, U.S.A.
and more recently, Mediterranean
and Bay of Biscay.
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Sub-tropical areas.
Mediterranean and Red Sea.
N. America.
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Subtropical areas.
S. America.
N. America.
Mediterranean.
N. & S. America.
*tA possible imported species in a heated dock a t Mediterranean.
Swansea, S. Wales (Bowers and Naylor, 1964).
(*Artificially heated localities; t Breeding recorded).