Halechiniscus guiteli Richters, 1908

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76. Halechiniscus guiteli Richters, 1908

Lydella ( Dujardin 1851)

Halechiniscus nov. gen. guiteli nov. sp. ( Richters 1908)

Halechiniscus guiteli Richt. ( Marcus 1928a)

Halechiniscus guiteli Richters. ( d’Hondt 1970)

Halechiniscus guiteli Richters, 1909 ( Sergeeva et al. 2006)

Terra typica: Celtic Sea ( France, Europe)

Black Sea:

• 45°21′N, 32°29′E; 3–20 m bsl: [FAO37] Ukraine / Russia, Crimean Peninsula, Chornomorske District, Cape Tarkhankut, upper subtidal, sandy silt. Sergeeva et al. (2006)

• 44°36′N, 33°27′E; 3–20 m bsl: [FAO37] Ukraine / Russia, Crimean Peninsula, District of Sevastopol, near Sevastopol, open-coast Uchkuevka Lyubimovka, Runda (Omega) Bay, upper subtidal, fine and silty sands rich in detritus. Sergeeva et al. (2006)

• 44°35′N, 33°24′E; 3–20 m bsl: [FAO37] Ukraine / Russia, Crimean Peninsula, District of Sevastopol, near Sevastopol, open-coast Uchkuevka Lyubimovka, Kazachja Bay (Bay of Cossack), upper subtidal, fine and silty sands rich in detritus. Sergeeva et al. (2006)

• 44°30′N, 33°36′E; 3–20 m bsl: [FAO37] Ukraine / Russia, Crimean Peninsula, District of Sevastopol, near Sevastopol, open-coast Uchkuevka Lyubimovka, Balaklava Bay, upper subtidal, fine and silty sands rich in detritus. Sergeeva et al. (2006)

• 44°11′N, 28°39′E; 0 m bsl: [FAO37] Romania, Constanta County, Constanta, salinity 18–33‰, sand and mud. Rudescu (1964)

• 43°49′N, 28°35′E; 0 m bsl: [FAO37] Romania, Constanta County, Mangalia, salinity 18–33‰, sand and mud. Rudescu (1964)

Celtic Sea:

• 48°44′N, 03°59′W; 0 m bsl: [FAO27] France, Brittany Region, Roscoff, Station Biologique de Roscoff, near Yves Delege Laboratory, wet benches. d’Hondt (1970)

• 48°40′N, 01°51′W; 0 m bsl: [FAO27] Type locality: France, Brittany Region, Cancale, washings from oysters. Richters (1908)

• 48°39′N, 02°02′W; 0 m bsl: [FAO27] France, Brittany Region, St. Malo [Saint-Malo], mud washed from oysters fixed in alcohol or formalin. Cuénot (1932)