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Figure(s) Baster 1761DutchFrom Bennet & van Olivier
1825+1826		DutchMaitland 1876 Identification 2007DutchEnglish
1 Turbo littoreus Alykruik Turbo littoreus aliekruik Littorina vulgaris. Sow. Littorina sp. gewone of ruwe alikruik periwinkle
2 (Tertia Priapi sive Actiniae) Zee-Schaft of Actinia geheel bezet met ribbeltjes Actinia effoeta hoekige zeenetel Actinia effoeta. Lin. 1 Sagartiogeton undatus Mull weduweroos small snakelocks anemone
3, 4 Medusa Cruciata (Linn 263 No. 2) Zee-qual, de gekruiste genoemd Medusa aurita - Aurelia cruciata. Lin. Aurelia aurita Lin. oorkwal common jellyfish
5 Medusa ovata, Beroë eivormige Zee-qual (Beroë) in de maand Maart hier veel gevonden Stranden, haven van Zierikzee (apr) Medusa infundibulum trechtervormige zeekwal met 9 ribben Beroë ovatus. Lin. probably Beroe gracilis Kühne 2 meloenkwalletje melon jelly
6, 7 minor Beroës (sive) (=or) Medusae globosae species bolronde Zee-qual (Beroë) Medusa pileus mutsvormige zeekwal Cydippe pileus. Esch. Pleurobrachia pileus Muller zeedruif sea gooseberry


1 Ates (2006, p. 136) : Maitlands species (=Calliactis parasitica) is not found in this region, Sagartiogeton undatus Mull. matches the illustration and description (open mouth, vertical lines at the inside of the opening of the mouth) best. Also the fact that it is mentioned that the illustration is at natural size adds to the arguments.
2 The melon jelly appears in great masses in May but juvenile Beroe cucumis Fabricius cannot be excluded.



 




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