| CAS-ICH 2454 |
Atherinops insularum guadalupae [Catalog of Fishes] |
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ID by/date |
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Atherinopsidae |
| Counts (Alc/Skel/CS) |
1/0/0 |
Prep Type - Preservative |
alc-75% EtOH |
Other/Previous Number |
0005 |
Size |
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| Collector; Vessel |
Clark, H. Walton; Lanier, Robert J. |
Field Number |
C&L 17-III-32 |
Date Collected |
17 Mar 1932 |
| Continent/Ocean |
Pacific Ocean / NE Pacific |
Country |
Mexico |
State |
Baja California |
County |
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| Water Body |
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Drainage |
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Island Group |
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Island |
Guadalupe I. |
| Depth |
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Width |
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Salinity |
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Gear |
2 shore hauls of 150 ft. seine |
| Locality |
Guadalupe Island, small sandbar at N.E. anchorage (near elephant seals opposite shack); rough sea. |
| Latitude-Longitude |
29.141141°, -118.267502°; uncertainty: 5415 m (Source: FishNet Collaborative Georeferencing Project) |
Bottom Type |
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| Georef. Remarks | Polygon covers NE landing side of Guadalupe Island, Islas Revillagigedos are a few hundred miles south of Guadalupe. In 1925, the California Academy of Sciences (San Francisco) mounted an expedition to explore the Revillagigedo Archipelago off the Pacific coast of Mexico (Hanna 1926). The U.S. Navy generously provided the ship, the U.S.Ortolan, a mine sweeper. En route to the Revillagigedo Archipelago, the expedition spent three days at Isla Guadalupe (19–22 April 1925). |
| Acc. Number |
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Specimen Remarks |
CAS 02452-02457 IN ONE JAR.; TEMPLETON CROCKER EXPED. |
| Collecting Event Remarks |
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