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October 1, 1985Journal of Natural History

Vertical distribution and substrate association of the British Halacaridae

P. J. A. Pugh P. E. King

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Abstract

The vertical distribution of 24 species of Halacaridae on a number of British shores is investigated. Three species namely Isobactrus ungulatus Bartsch, 1975; Halacarellus basteri v affinis Trouessart, 1896; and Lohmanella norvegica Viets, 1927 are new to the British fauna.

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