Anisolabis, Fieber, 1853
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E11F1B-FFEF-5167-FDB0-EB85FDD5EE53 |
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Felipe |
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Anisolabis |
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Anisolabis View in CoL isrepresentedintheIberianPeninsulaandby Anisolabismaritima (Bonelli, 1832), aninfrequentspeciesincontinentalPortugalandSpain, widelydistributedalongtheAtlanticandMediterraneancoasts (HARz & KAltenbAch 1976, AlbOuy & CAuSSAnel 1990, BIvARdeSOuSA 1997, HeRReRA MeSA 1999).
Publishedrecords , aswellascollectionspecimens (seeAppendix 1) are scarce. Thespecies, usuallyassociatedwithseashoredebris, islikelysuffering theoverdevelopmentoftheMediterraneanSpanishcoast. Theeffectoftour- ismisspeciallystrongalongbeaches, sincemostofthesandsurfaceisbeing constantly “cleaned” bymachinesalloverthetouristseason, fromspringto fall. Probablyasaconsequenceofthesepractises, theonlyrecentrecordsof thespeciesintheMediterraneancoastcorrespondtoapopulationfoundun- derdryingmassesof Posidonia K. Koenig View in CoL , locatedoverthetidezoneonsandy soilinCabodePalos (Murcia) (M. Calvopers. com., July 2014). Thespecies istodayrelativelycommoninnorthernAfricancoastalareas ( Ceuta: Playa Benítez: 8-VI-2011, J.L. Ruiz & M.G. -París; Ceuta: SanAmaro: 7-III-2012, J. L. Ruiz), CanaryIslands (LaPalma: PlayaNueva: 22-X-2010, M.G. -París), and Madeira (PortodaCruz: 23-II-2013, N. Percino & M.G. -París; PontaDelgada: 1-III-2013 N. Percino & M.G. - París) .
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Anisolabis
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Anisolabis
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