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Table 32. — The intertidal Amphipods of Atlantic France, Mediterranean France 

 and the southern half of California (Monterey Bay to La Jolla). They are 

 listed according to the alphabetical order of their families. Those species preceded 

 by asterisks occur mostly on intertidal sand-mud flats and not in the rocky 

 intertidal— Continued 



Atlantic France 



Mediterranean France 



California, southern half 



Anamiiis limleyi 



Aora typica 

 Lembos websteri 

 Microdeutopus chelifer 

 Microdeutopus anomalus 

 Microdeutopus damnoniensis 

 Microdeutopus gryllotalpa 

 Microdeutopus stationis 



Aora typica 

 Lembos websteri 

 Microdeutopus chelifer 

 Microdeutopus anomalus 

 Microdeutopus damnoniensis 

 Microdeutopus gryllotalpa 

 Microdeutopus stationis 



Aoroides columbiae 

 Lembos concavus 

 Lembos macromanus 

 Microdeutopus schmitti 



Neomegamphopus roosevelti 



Atylus falcatus 

 Atylus guttatus 

 Atylus swammerdami 



Atylus guttatus 

 Atylus swammerdami 



Atylus levidensus 

 Atylus tridens 



Batea lobata (rare) 

 Batea transversa (rare) 



Apherusa bispinosa 

 Apherusa cirrus 

 Apherusa jurinei 

 Apherusa ovalipes 

 Calliopius crenulatus 



Apherusa bispinosa 



Calliopiella pratti 

 Oligochinus lighti 



Chelura terebrans 



Chelura terebrans 



Chelura terebrans (wood borer) 



Colomastix pusilla 



Colomastix pusilla 



Colomastix pusilla 



Corophium acutum 

 Corophium bonelli 

 Corophium volutator 



Ericthonius brasiliensis 

 Ericthonius difformis 

 Unciola crenatipalma 



Corophium acutum 

 Corophium acherusicum 

 Corophium volutator 

 Corophium runcicorne 



Ericthonius brasiliensis 



Cerapus tubularis 

 Corophium acherusicum 

 Corophium baconi 

 Corophium insidiosum 

 Corophium spinicorne 

 Corophium stimpsoni 

 Corophium uenoi 

 Ericthonius brasiliensis 

 Ericthonius difformis 



Dexamine spiniventris 

 Dexamine spinosa 

 Dexamine thea 

 Guernea coalita 

 Tritaeta gibbosa 



Dexamine spiniventris 

 Dexamine spinosa 



Tritaeta gibbosa 



Polycheria osborni 



