haliotis mykonosensis owen, hanavan & hall, 2001 in the procida island (gulf of naples) and in the central mediterranean sea, with notes on the mediterranean haliotidae

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Abstract
Seventeen living specimens of Haliotis mykonosensis Owen, Hanavan & Hall, 2001 are reported from the area between the wharf of Sancio Cattolico and Punta di Pioppeto (northern side of Procida Island, Naples) and twenty-six from further Central Mediterranean localities. The species was known up to now from the original description only and this note contributes to a better understanding of its real distribution in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Journal Journal of fungi (Basel, Switzerland)
Year 2009
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