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The nereid, now to be described, has been found in three localities: (i) at Malahide Inlet, County Dublin, Ireland, by the authiors; (ii) at the Isefjord Vellerup Vig., Denmark, by Dr. R. I. Smith, University of California, and Dr. E. Rasmusseun, Zoological Laboratory, Copenhagen, and (iii) at Roskildefjord, Frederikssund, Denmark, by Dr. E. Rasmusseun.
North Atlantic
Kattegat for Nereis southerni Abdel-Moez & Humphries, 1955
Intertidal to subtidal in shallow water (30-40 cm depth). [details]
Northeast Atlantic Ocean: Irish Sea (Malahide Inlet, Ireland); Kattegat (Isefjord and Roskildefjord, both at Denmark). [details]
The species is named after Rowland Southern (b. Adlington, Lancashire, UK, 1882 - d. Dublin, Ireland, 13 December ... [details]
Estuarine conditions, in shallow water. At Malahide Inlet (Ireland) the adults were found in large number (up to ... [details]
Heteronereids found swarming from March to April, at Malahide Inlet (Ireland). [details]
The species was considered as a synonymy of Alitta virens (M. Sars, 1853) by various authors (e.g.: Hartman, 1959; ... [details]
Kattegat, Denmark, Isefjord, Vellerup Vig (geocoordinates estimated as lat. 55.735º, long. 11.865º). According to ... [details]