Table 10. Anti-Lessepsian migrants mentioned in literature (all known from the Mediterranean)
Taxon and species
Record of distribution
(species in alphabetical order)
Algae
Acetabularia mediterranea
Lamarck
Porifera
Euspongia zimocca (0.
Schmidt)
Leucandra aspera
O. Schmidt
Leucosia nausicae
(Schuffner)
Plecortis simplex
F. E. Schulze
Pseudosuberites mollis
Topsent
Tethya aurantium
(Pallas)
Hydrozoa
Corydendrium parasiticum (L.)
Eudendrium racemosum mucronatum
BiIIard
Suez Canal
+
Port Taufiq
+
Helgicirrha schulzei
HartIaub
Kölliker,inafasciculata
(Peron et Lesueur) -
Podocoryne meteoris
Thiel
Tubularia larynx
Ellis et Solander
Tubularia mesembryanthemum
AIIman
Ventromma halecioides
(Alder)
Polychaeta
Clymene collaris
(Claparede)
Clymene lumbricoides
Quatrefages
Dasychone lucullana
(DeIIe Chiaje)
Eunice pennattl (0.
F. Müller)
Eunice torquata
Quatrefages
Hermodice carunculata
(Pallas)
("Doubtful" :
Billard, 1926)
All the Canal
(Billard, 1926)
+ (Potts, 1928)
Farthest Indo-Pacific locality
Suez (ForskäI, 1775)
Sudan (Gohar, 1954)
Sudan (Gohar, 1954)
Gulf of Aqaba (Burton, 1952)
Sudan (Gohar, 1954)
Gulf of Aqaba (Burton, 1952)
}
Gulf of Aqaba (Burton, 1952)
Aden (Thornley, 1908)
Dahlak (Schmidt, 1972)
}
Arabian Sea (Schmidt, 1972)
Red Sea, widespread (Schmidt, 1972)
Japan
Pacific
Amboina (Indonesia)
Dahlak (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishelson and RulIier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishelson and Rullier, 1969)
Elat (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Indian Ocean
Remarks
misidentification? (Lipkin, 1972a)
"Belonging more properly
to the Mediterranean fauna" (Burton, 1952)
"BeIonging more properly to the
Mediterranean fauna" (Burton, 1952)
"Certainement
par la Mediterranee"
(Billard, 1926)
Presumed Mediterranean
(Billard, 1926)
"Undoubtedly transported through the
Suez CanaI" (Schmidt,
1972)
Also St. Helena!
"may cause some discussion"
(Schmidt, 1972)
"around the world" (Schmidt, 1972)
"variant of D.cingulata"
(Lau bier, 1966)
Also South Africa
South Africa, Angola, Cameroun
Senegal, Caribbean
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Taxon and species
Record of distribution
(species in alphabetical order)
Algae
Acetabularia mediterranea
Lamarck
Porifera
Euspongia zimocca (0.
Schmidt)
Leucandra aspera
O. Schmidt
Leucosia nausicae
(Schuffner)
Plecortis simplex
F. E. Schulze
Pseudosuberites mollis
Topsent
Tethya aurantium
(Pallas)
Hydrozoa
Corydendrium parasiticum (L.)
Eudendrium racemosum mucronatum
BiIIard
Suez Canal
+
Port Taufiq
+
Helgicirrha schulzei
HartIaub
Kölliker,inafasciculata
(Peron et Lesueur) -
Podocoryne meteoris
Thiel
Tubularia larynx
Ellis et Solander
Tubularia mesembryanthemum
AIIman
Ventromma halecioides
(Alder)
Polychaeta
Clymene collaris
(Claparede)
Clymene lumbricoides
Quatrefages
Dasychone lucullana
(DeIIe Chiaje)
Eunice pennattl (0.
F. Müller)
Eunice torquata
Quatrefages
Hermodice carunculata
(Pallas)
("Doubtful" :
Billard, 1926)
All the Canal
(Billard, 1926)
+ (Potts, 1928)
Farthest Indo-Pacific locality
Suez (ForskäI, 1775)
Sudan (Gohar, 1954)
Sudan (Gohar, 1954)
Gulf of Aqaba (Burton, 1952)
Sudan (Gohar, 1954)
Gulf of Aqaba (Burton, 1952)
}
Gulf of Aqaba (Burton, 1952)
Aden (Thornley, 1908)
Dahlak (Schmidt, 1972)
}
Arabian Sea (Schmidt, 1972)
Red Sea, widespread (Schmidt, 1972)
Japan
Pacific
Amboina (Indonesia)
Dahlak (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishelson and RulIier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishelson and Rullier, 1969)
Elat (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Dahlak (Fishe1son and Rullier, 1969)
Indian Ocean
Remarks
misidentification? (Lipkin, 1972a)
"Belonging more properly
to the Mediterranean fauna" (Burton, 1952)
"BeIonging more properly to the
Mediterranean fauna" (Burton, 1952)
"Certainement
par la Mediterranee"
(Billard, 1926)
Presumed Mediterranean
(Billard, 1926)
"Undoubtedly transported through the
Suez CanaI" (Schmidt,
1972)
Also St. Helena!
"may cause some discussion"
(Schmidt, 1972)
"around the world" (Schmidt, 1972)
"variant of D.cingulata"
(Lau bier, 1966)
Also South Africa
South Africa, Angola, Cameroun
Senegal, Caribbean
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