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Taxa: Actinernus elongatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Invertebrate Zoology

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Actinernus elongatus (Hertwig, 1882)
1366SOSC on "Eltanin"   1965-12-05
Chile, 53 13-16'S, 75 41'W. DEPTH: 1500-1666 m [Sta. 283]
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Actinernus elongatus (Hertwig, 1882)
13066SOSC on "Eltanin"   1965-12-05
Chile, 53 13-16'S, 75 41'W. DEPTH: 1500-1666 m [Sta. 283]
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Actinernus elongatus (Hertwig, 1882)
13067USC on "Eltanin"   1962-08-06
Antarctica, 62 40'-62 37'S, 64 06'-63 57'W. DEPTH: 3715-3752 m [Sta. 135]
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Actinernus elongatus (Hertwig, 1882)
13360USC on "Eltanin"   1964-03-13
Antarctica, 60 57'-54'S, 56 52'-58'W. DEPTH: 2672-3020 m (1650 fms?) [Sta. 991]
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Actinernus elongatus (Hertwig, 1882)
15076USC/US Antarctic Res. Program   1965-02-08
51 07-09'S, 162 03-01'E. DEPTH: 1647-16665 m. [Sta. 1412]
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