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FIGURE 2. A–B. Seguenzia cervola Dall, 1919. A. 1130–1266 m in The Family Seguenziidae Verrill, 1884 in the Northeast Pacific, including a comment on excessive numbers of taxonomic data portals

FIGURE 2. A–B. Seguenzia cervola Dall, 1919. A. 1130–1266 m, off North Coronado Island, Baja California (USNM 209229, holotype), 4.5 mm. B. 3592–3798 m, SW of Farallon Islands and W of Pioneer Seamount, off San Francisco County, California (USNM 701260, holotype of S. megaloconcha), 9.2 mm. C–D. Seguenzia macleani Geiger, 2017. C. 5100 m, Aleutian Trench at 175° 44' E (LACM 3321), holotype, 8.7 mm. D. 5180 m, abyssal plain W of Oregon, S of Gulf of Alaska (approximately 45° N, 153.8° W) (LACM 3486, paratype), 9.6 mm. E–F. Seguenzia giovia Dall, 1919. E. 874–1097 m, off Santa Catalina Island, Los Angeles County, California (USNM 209228, holotype), 6 mm. F. 3900 m, Tufts Abyssal Plain, W of Lincoln County, Oregon (LACM 2065, holotype of S. quinni), 7.6 mm. G–H. Seguenzia stephanica Dall, 1908. G. 2816 m, Cascadia Abyssal Plain, off Oregon (LACM 70-140.5), 7.1 mm. H. 5100 m, Aleutian Trench, Alaska at 44° N, 175° E (LACM), 5.2 mm.

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