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Locality |
? Sagami Bay about 5 km west of the Miura Peninsula, Kanagawa Prefecture, 80-130 fathoms (i.e., ca. 150-240 m).
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Date |
? 9 August 1895.
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Collector |
? Prof. Kakichi Mitsukuri and Kumakichi Aoki.
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Reference |
Thomson & Rennet, 1927: 133-134.
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Label
Information |
“Name. Pennatula murrayi, Loc. about 2 miles west of Misaki Marine Laboratory, 60 faths., Date 2 Apr. 1899, Coll. Owston (O. C. 5452)”, “Loc: Kozuka-line, 80-130 faths., Date 9 Aug. 1895, Coll. Prof. Mitsukuri and Aoki”.
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Remarks |
Colony: four fragments belonging to two colonies.
There are two labels in the jar, presenting the above-mentioned, quite different information. “Kozuka-line” is a fishermen’s expression used to pinpoint a fishing ground (see Remarks for UMUTZ-Cnid-P-24).
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