CAS_17442
Not suspect, not examinedPhotos
No photos available.
Map
Location
27.85000° N, 91.54167° W
(± 900
m)
Taxonomy
FamilyOgcocephalidae
SpeciesDibranchus atlanticus
GenusDibranchus
Specimen
Num Specimens4
TypePhysicalObject
PreparationsAlcohol
Basis Of RecordPRESERVED_SPECIMEN
Identification
Identified ByBradbury, M. G.
Collection Event
CollectorU.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Collected Date1951.11.11
Field NumberOREGON 501
Sampling Protocol40' shrimp trawl
Event RemarksStation 501.
Geography
CountryUS
Latitude27.85
Longitude-91.541667
Higher GeographyGulf of Mexico; United States
Record
Occurrence Idurn:catalog:CAS:SU (ICH):17442
IssueGEODETIC_DATUM_ASSUMED_WGS84
Rights & Source
Identifierurn:catalog:CAS:SU (ICH):17442
LicenseCC0_1_0
Record Source
Source
California Academy of Sciences
(type: specimens)
Institution
California Academy of Sciences
(type: museum)
Record URL
https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/607768912
Curator
Luiz Rocha
Record Added
June 24, 2020
Record Last Modified
June 22, 2022
Data Processing Track
Track 3
From Data Set Received
5/2017 to 11/2017
Identification
Suspect Notes
None
Count
4
Current Determination
Determiner
Unknown
Determination Date
Unknown
Determination Type
Unspecified
Identification Comments
None
Identification Confidence
Unknown
Collecting Event
Collected
Nov. 11, 1951
Collector(s)
Collecting Event ID
277155
Field Notes
There are no field notes available.
Locality
Higher Geography
Gulf of Mexico; United States
Jurisdiction
Gulf of Mexico, North America
Name
Gulf of Mexico; United States
Hydrography
Not available
Captive
no
Locality Photos
No locality photos available.
HUC
—
Georeferencing Remarks
Georeference needs verification/refinement; coordinates provided by donor
Georeferencing Annotation
—
Has not been Georeferenced because
This record, being part of the track 3 import, is not formally georeferenced by FoTX staff at this time. However, to allow mapping and visualization of this record, locality information has been provisionally accepted if provided by the donor or if location text could be matched to previously georeferenced records by FoTX team or donor data. For many records spatial error is either accepted from the donor (when provided) or derived based on coordinate precision.
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