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  1. 21
    “... or Black Ghost Chimaera. To 128 cm (50.4 in) TL (James et al. 2009). Monterey Bay, central California...”
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    “.... 2014); northern Gulf of California (Hart 1973). Two isolated populations in the Gulf of California: one...”
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    “.... 2014); northern Gulf of California (Hart 1973). Two isolated populations in the Gulf of California: one...”
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  4. 24
    Published 2005
    “.... The Solar Corona in X-Rays--Discovery Rupes, Discovery Region, Mercury--Kaikilani (Complex Crater), Nsomeka...”
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    “..., MBARI D741-A1, Alarcon Rise, Gulf of California, Mexico, 23° 32' 40.7682" N, 108° 25' 52.7304" W, 2473 m...”
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    “..., MBARI D741-A1, Alarcon Rise, Gulf of California, Mexico, 23° 32' 40.7682" N, 108° 25' 52.7304" W, 2473 m...”
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    by Crabo, Lars, Lafontaine, Donald
    Published 2009
    “... in having a large quadrate hindwing discal spot. The male of L . subfumosa has a double corona and a...”
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    by Crabo, Lars, Lafontaine, Donald
    Published 2009
    “... in having a large quadrate hindwing discal spot. The male of L . subfumosa has a double corona and a...”
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    by Pasachoff, Jay M.
    Published 2013
    “...Aspects of the solar corona are still best observed during totality of solar eclipses, and other...”
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  10. 30
    by Horowitz, Norman
    Published 1987
    “... station at Corona del Mar. Comments on Biology Division in the late 1930s: Calvin Bridges on Drosophila...”
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    “...Aspects of the solar corona are still best observed during totality of solar eclipses, and other...”
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    “...). — Berkeley & Berkeley 1941: 56 (Corona del Mar, Monterey Bay and Santa Cruz Island, California; 9–31 m...”
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    “...). — Berkeley & Berkeley 1941: 56 (Corona del Mar, Monterey Bay and Santa Cruz Island, California; 9–31 m...”
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  14. 34
    by Conlan, Kathleen E.
    Published 2021
    “... bearing 1–2 rows of spines dorsally, ending in a single spine at the distal margin, but without a corona...”
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    by Conlan, Kathleen E.
    Published 2021
    “... bearing 1–2 rows of spines dorsally, ending in a single spine at the distal margin, but without a corona...”
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    by Crabo, Lars, Lafontaine, Donald
    Published 2009
    “... costal margin. Th e corona is comprised of a single row of setae except for a partial double row...”
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    by Gerken, Sarah
    Published 2018
    “... specimen identified by Zimmer as krashenninikovi from Corona del Mar, California (USNM 92076...”
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    by Conlan, Kathleen E.
    Published 2021
    “... to polar waters from 32°N (La Jolla, California; J.L. Barnard 1969) to 81°N in the Arctic Ocean (Stephensen...”
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    by Conlan, Kathleen E.
    Published 2021
    “... to polar waters from 32°N (La Jolla, California; J.L. Barnard 1969) to 81°N in the Arctic Ocean (Stephensen...”
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    “... of Patton Escarpment (31.2° N, 119.6167° W, 3600 m), Southern California, USA, R/ V Melville using 25’ otter...”
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