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Taxa: Tosia
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Invertebrate Zoology

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Tosia leptocerama Fisher, 1905
8497U.S.F.C Str. "Albatross"   1889-02-04
United States, California, 117°42' W. DEPTH: 464 fm BOTTOM: Green mud [Sta. 2937]
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Tosia leptocerama Fisher, 1905
8498U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-04-12
United States, California, 4.7 mi, 33°23' N, 119°01' W. DEPTH: 323-448 fm BOTTOM: Dark green mud and rocks [Sta. 4416]
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Tosia leptocerama Fisher, 1905
8499U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-04-14
United States, California, Point San Pedro, N. 35°E, 7 mi, 34°01' N, 119°45' W. DEPTH: 447-510 fm BOTTOM: Black mud and rocks [Sta. 4427]
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Tosia (Ceramaster) micropelta Fisher, 1906
18397U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1902-08-05
United States, Hawaii, W 12.8'. DEPTH: 800-313 fm BOTTOM: Fine coral sand, Foraminifera, stones [Sta. 4151]
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Tosia magnifica (Mueller and Troschel, 1842)
116086L.M. Marsh   1972-01-23
Australia, Kettering, 23 miles S. of Hobart
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Tosia australis Gray, 1840
116087L.M. Marsh   1986-01-15
Australia, at base of jetty piles
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Tosia australis Gray, 1840
116088L. M. Marsh   1972-01-07
Australia, at base of jetty piles
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Tosia australis Gray, 1840
116089B.R. Wilson and S. Slack-Smith   1969-01-01
Australia, off Dunsborough
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Tosia australis Gray, 1840
116090L. M. Marsh   1988-01-13
Australia, Bay below Quaranup Camp. On sides and top of boulders and among rocks, near jetty.
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Tosia australis Gray, 1840
116091   1966-02-15
Australia, southern flats on mussel beds.
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