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Page 28 THE FESTIVUS Vol. XXXIX: Supplement
Gastrochaena (Rocellaria) ovata
Sowerby, 1834 (continued)
PHOLADIDAE
--- Martesia (Martesia) striata
(Linnaeus, 1758)
TEREDINIDAE
Pl. 8,
figs.3a-b
SCISSURELLIDAE
210412-210414. Remarks: Collected in 1994, 1998, 2005 and 2007.
One or more specimens found live and preserved in KLK wet
collection. Regarding raising of subgenus see J. Hertz & Kaiser
(1998b). More common in live corals at deeper depths of 30-50 m.
Hertlein & Allison, 1966 (empty shells from coral debris); Salvat &
Ehrhardt, 1970; Emerson, 1978, 1994; Bernard, 1983; Bernard et al.,
1991. Remarks: No records of this species or specimens have been
found since 1958.
Teredinidae sp. 1 KLK 210016 (voucher). Remarks: This single living specimen came
from a water-logged tree trunk that washed up on shore at Clipperton
after heavy swells in 2005 and has been preserved in KLK wet
collection.
--- Sinezona rimuloides (Carpenter,
1865)
Pl. 9,
figs.1a-d
Pl. 9,
figs.2a-d
---
GASTROPODA
VETIGASTROPODA
SBMNH 358511; KLK 200515 (voucher)-200519. Remarks: Collected
in 1994, 1998 and 2005 at nearly all collecting stations, 11-62 m.
Sinezona sp. 1 Geiger, MS KLK 200516, 210108, 210047 (voucher). Remarks: Collected in 1994,
1998 and 2005. One or more specimens found live.
Scissurella kaiserae Geiger, 2006 KLK 210001, 210110-210111. Remarks: Collected in 1994 and 2005.
One or more specimens were found live. Recorded for the first time at
Clipperton.
cf. Scissurellidae sp. 1 Berkeley B-6120 (empty shells). Remarks: Two specimens lacking a
selenizone. Compare with Scissurellidae spp. 1 & 2 in Kaiser & Bryce
(2001), Isla de Malpelo.
FISSURELLIDAE
Pl. 10,
figs.1a-b
Pl. 10,
figs.2a-b
Pl. 10,
figs.3a-b
Pl. 10,
figs.4a-b,
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SKENEIDAE
Emarginula sp. 1
MNHN; KLK 200520-200521, 210079 (voucher), 210083. Remarks:
Collected in 1994, 1998 and 2005.
Emarginula sp. 2 KLK 210080 (voucher), 210081-210082. Remarks: Collected in 2005.
The apex of this specimen is closer to the outer margin of the shell
when compared to Emarginula sp. 1. It may be the same species.
Diodora granifera (Pease, 1861)
Diodora cf. punctifissa McLean,
1970
Hertlein & Allison, 1966 (live, common); Salvat & Ehrhardt, 1970;
Keen, 1971; Emerson, 1978, 1991, 1994; Kay, 1979; SBMNH
358704 (live, wet collection); LACM 58-7 (empty shells); MNHN;
KLK 200522-200524 (voucher), 200525-200526, 210002-210005,
210084-210085, 210115-210119. Remarks: Collected in 1994, 1998,
2005 and 2007. One or more specimens found live and preserved in
KLK wet collection. Found living mostly in the low intertidal and
shallow water attached to undersurfaces of coral rock. Clipperton
specimens are small for the species.
KLK 200527, 200530, 200532 (voucher), 210034 (voucher).
Remarks: Collected in 1994, 1998 and 2005. One or more specimens
found live.