Geneva / Harbor / Hobart / Francisco / Leon / Austin / New York / Mallorca / Durban / Victoria / Roscoff / Portland / Stuttgart / Govt. / Montre´al / Swiftsure Bank / London / Dunstaffnage / Wellington / Hecate Strait / Basel / /
Company
Kubota / EMBL/GenBank / Hexactinellida / McGraw-Hill / CSC / Wilson / Qiagen Inc. / Leys S.P. / /
Country
Switzerland / Greenland / New Zealand / France / Japan / United States / Iceland / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / Scotland / Spain / / /
Facility
New Zealand Keflavik Harbour / University of Victoria / Natural History Museum of Geneva / France Calanque Port / Southern Alaska Portland Canal / Redpath Museum / France Friday Harbor / Royal British Columbia Museum / McGill University / Portland Canal / /
IndustryTerm
syncytial / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic Ocean / Jervis Inlet / Vancouver Island / Mediterranean Sea / Sea Res / San Juan Archipelago / /
Organization
Zancleidae / Hydrozoa / Department of Biology / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / McGill University / Nuclear Regulatory Commission / University of Victoria / Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada / /
Person
George Schmahl / George Murray / Nat / Sally Leys / Robert Stone / Peter Schuchert / Robert Van Syoc / Van Beneden / Jim Cosgrove / Manfred Krautter / Gustav Fischer / Trudy Kazanskogo Obshchestva Estestvoispytatelei / Anita Brinckmann-Voss / /
Position
Editor / General / head / 1Corresponding author / /
ProvinceOrState
Quebec / Alaska / Maryland / British Columbia / New York / Victoria / California / /
Region
North Atlantic / eastern United States / southern Africa / Southern Alaska / Central California / Mediterranean / /
564 Brinckmannia hexactinellidophila, n. gen., n. sp.: a hydroid living in tissues of glass sponges of the reefs, fjords, and seamounts of Pacific Canada and Alaska