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Conspectus of the Benthic
Marine Algae of the Gulf
of California: Rhodophyta,
Phaeophyceae, and
Chlorophyta
James N. Norris, Luis E. Aguilar-Rosas,
and Francisco F. Pedroche
WASHINGTON, D.C.
2017
ABSTRACT
Norris, James N., Luis E. Aguilar-Rosas, and Francisco F. Pedroche. Conspectus of the Benthic Marine Algae of the Gulf
of California: Rhodophyta, Phaeophyceae, and Chlorophyta. Smithsonian Contributions to Botany, number 106, vi +
125 pages, 5 figures, 1 table, 1 appendix, 2017. — The present treatment constitutes an undated, annotated, systematic
review of red, brown, and green benthic marine algae of the Gulf of California, Mexico, using the currently accepted
taxon names, with the date and place of valid publication, type locality, and north to south distribution in the Gulf. The
systematic list contains 730 species recognized in the Gulf of California, including 490 species of Rhodophyta, 112 species
of Phaeophyceae, and 128 species of Chlorophyta. Among the previously recorded marine algae, 39 species are considered
uncertain records or to have uncertain taxonomic status, the selection of a lectotype for Gracilaria hancockii resolves its
taxonomic status, 3 combinations are made for recognized varieties of Caulerpa chemnitzia, and 15 species are excluded
from the Gulf of California marine flora. The geographical distribution range of each species is given from its northernmost
to southernmost locales within three regions the Gulf of California: the east coast of the Gulf (states of Sonora, Sinaloa,
Nayarit, and northern Jalisco), the west coast of the Gulf (states of Baja California and Baja California Sur), the islands of
the Gulf, including the Islas Grandes (=Islas de la Cintura; Midriff Islands), and islands of the states of Baja California, Baja
California Sur, Sonora, Sinaloa, Nayarit, and northern Jalisco. Remarks, where appropriate, are included on taxonomy,
nomenclature, ecology, and/or distribution with the taxon.
Cover images (left to right): Hydroclathrus clathratus (Punta La Gringa, Baja California), Asparagopsis taxiformis (Bahía
de La Paz, Baja California Sur); Colpomenia sinuosa (Puerto Peñasco, Sonora), and Spyridia filamentosa? (Laguna Percebú, Baja California). Image credits (left to right): 1, 2, 4 by L. E. Aguilar-Rosas; 3 by J. N. Norris.
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Title: Conspectus of the benthic marine algae of the Gulf of California : Rhodophyta, Phaeophyceae, and Chlorophyta /
James N. Norris, Luis E. Aguilar-Rosas, and Francisco F. Pedroche.
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Contents
LIST OF FIGURES
v
INTRODUCTION
1
SYSTEMATIC LIST
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SYNOPSIS OF RED ALGAL TAXA
Rhodophyta Wettstein, 1901:46
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SYNOPSIS OF BROWN ALGAL TAXA
Stramenopiles D. J. Patterson, 1989:372
Ochrophyta Cavalier-Smith, 1996:508
Phaeophyceae Kjellman, 1891:176
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SYNOPSIS OF GREEN ALGAL TAXA
Chlorophyta Pascher, 1914:158
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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APPENDIX: LOCALITIES CITED IN DISTRIBUTION SECTIONS
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REFERENCES
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INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES
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Figures
1. Gulf of California, Mexico
2. Gulf of California coasts from the mouth of Río Colorado to the
southern entrance extending from Cabo San Lucas to Cabo Corrientes
3. Islas Grandes of the central northern Gulf of California
4. East coast of Gulf of California: Southward from Río Colorado
to Cabo Corrientes
5. West coast of Gulf of California: Southward from Río Colorado
to Cabo San Lucas
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Conspectus of the Benthic Marine Algae
of the Gulf of California: Rhodophyta,
Phaeophyceae, and Chlorophyta
James N. Norris,1* Luis E. Aguilar-Rosas,2
and Francisco F. Pedroche 3
INTRODUCTION
1
Department of Botany, National Museum of
Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560, USA.
2
Instituto de Investigaciones Oceanológicas,
Universidad Autónoma de Baja California,
Apartado Postal 453, 22800 Ensenada, Baja
California, Mexico.
3
Departamento de Ciencias Ambientales,
Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Lerma, 52005 Lerma de Villada, Estado de
México, Mexico.
* Correspondence: norrisj@si.edu
Received 22 September 2016; accepted 2 November 2016.
The Gulf of California (Golfo de California), also known as the Sea of Cortez (Mar
de Cortés) or Vermilion Sea (Mar Bermejo), is basically a long, rectangular basin, over
1,050 km in length (between 24°N and 32°N), and ranges 48−241 km (averaging about
175 km) in width. Closed in the north, the Gulf of California extends from the Río
Colorado delta southward between the east coast of the Mexican Baja California peninsula (states of Baja California and Baja California Sur) and the west coast of mainland
Mexico (states of Sonora, Sinaloa, Nayarit, and northern Jalisco) to its southernmost
entrance, which runs southeast from Cabo San Lucas (Baja California Sur) to Cabo
Corrientes (Jalisco). It has a coastline of about 4,000 km (Figures 1−5). There are over
900 islands (islas), islets (isolets), and rocas throughout the Gulf, including the largest
islands in the Gulf, the Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cinura; Midriff Islands). The Gulf of
California has wide range of habitats from coastal salt marshes, mangrove lagoons,
estuaries, and marine intertidal and shallow subtidal waters to very deep waters over
its tropical and subtropical to warm temperate regions (Pedroche et al., 2005, 2008;
Norris, 2010, 2014).
The Gulf of California has a wide variety of habitats that has yielded a high diversity of benthic macroalgae. Currently 730 species (including 3 subspecies, 30 varieties,
and 9 forms) are recognized in the Gulf of California, with the Rhodophyta well represented by 23 orders, 52 families, 155 genera, and 490 species (including 1 subspecies, 21
varieties, and 2 forms); Phaeophyceae represented by 10 orders, 19 families, 37 genera,
and 112 species (including 1 subspecies, 2 varieties, and 2 forms); and Chlorophyta
represented by 7 orders, 16 families, 30 genera, and 128 species (including 1 subspecies,
10 varieties, and 3 forms). Among those marine algae previously recorded in the Gulf
of California, 39 species were found to be uncertain records or of uncertain taxonomic
status, and 15 species are excluded from its marine flora. A lectotype is selected for
Gracilaria hancockii E. Y. Dawson, which is treated as a synonym of G. subsecundata
Setchell et N. L. Gardner, and new combinations for three varieties of Caulerpa chemnitzia are proposed.
The general features of the Gulf of California’s marine flora and its history of
marine botanical exploration can be found in Pedroche et al. (2005, 2008) and Norris
(2010). Oceanographic features of the Gulf of California are given by van Andel and
Shor (1964), Álvarez-Borrego (1983, 2002), and Lavín and Marinone (2003), with
overviews by Maluf (1983), González-González et al. (1996), Brusca et al. (2005),
FIGURE 1. Gulf of California. NASA Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) image (México.A200334.2040), taken
30 November 2003 by the Aqua Earth-observing satellite. Credit: Jacques Descloitres, MODIS Rapid Response team, NASA/GSFC, Visible Earth, EOS Project Science Office, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
FIGURE 2. Gulf of California coasts from the mouth of Río Colorado to the southern entrance from Cabo San Lucas (Baja California Sur) to Cabo Corrientes (northern Jalisco): east coast (mainland Mexico; green), west coast (Baja California peninsula; brown),
and Islas Grandes (yellow).
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FIGURE 3. Islas Grandes (=Islas de la Cintura; Midriff Islands) of the central northern Gulf of California.
Pedroche et al. (2005, 2008), and Norris (2010). Names for
Gulf localities referred to in the distribution of the systematic
list and shown in the maps (Figures 2–4) are from Lewis and
Ebeling (1971) and Pedroche et al. (2005, 2008). Herein the
names of authors of the scientific names of the taxa are after
Brummitt and Powell (1992). Herbaria with important holdings of Gulf of California marine algae include the following
(herbarium abbreviations follow Thiers, 2015; see also Norris,
2014:2):
AD
State Herbarium of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
AHFH
CAS
CMMEX
CN
Herbarium of the Allan Hancock Foundation, University of Southern California, Los
Angeles, California, USA; AHFH algae collection moved to LAM, now UC
Herbarium of the California Academy of
Sciences, San Francisco, California, USA;
now UC
Algae Herbarium of the Universidad
Autónoma de Baja California, Ensenada,
Mexico
Herbier, Université de Caen, Laboratoire de
Biologie, Caen, France
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FIGURE 4. East coast of the Gulf of California (west coast of mainland Mexico): extends southward from Río Colorado to Cabo Corrientes, including mainland states (estados) of Sonora, Sinaloa, Nayarit, and northern Jalisco.
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FIGURE 5. West coast of the Gulf of California (east coast of the Baja California peninsula): extends southward from Río Colorado to Cabo
San Lucas, including the Baja California peninsula states (estados) of Baja California and Baja California Sur.
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ENCB
FBCS
LAM
LD
MEXU
MICH
MLML
PC
TCD
UC
US Alg. Coll.
Herbario, Escuela Nacional de Ciencias
Biológicas, Instituto Politécnico Nacional,
Mexico City, Mexico
Herbario Ficológico, Museo de Historía
Natural, Universidad Autónoma de Baja
California Sur, La Paz, Baja California Sur,
Mexico
Algal Herbarium of the Los Angeles County
Museum, Los Angeles, California, USA;
now UC
Botanical Museum, Lund, Sweden
Herbario Nacional de México, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
City, Mexico
Herbarium of the University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Marine Algae Collection, Marine Biological Collection (Museum), Moss Landing
Marine Laboratories, consortium of California State University System, Moss Landing, California, USA
Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle,
Laboratoire de Cryptogamie, Paris, France
Herbarium, School of Botany, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
Herbarium of the University of California,
Berkeley, USA
Algal Collection of the U.S. National Herbarium, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington,
D.C., USA
The aim of this work is to create an updated, annotated, systematic list with the distribution of the Gulf of California marine
macroalgae. The systematic list contains the currently accepted
taxon names of red, brown, and green benthic algae, the date
and place of valid publication, and type locality. The geographical distribution range of each taxon is given from its northernmost locale to its southernmost locale within three regions of
the Gulf of California: the east coast of the Gulf, comprising the
states from Sonora to the northern part of Jalisco (Figures 2, 3);
the west coast of the Gulf, covering the states of the peninsula
of Baja California (Figures 2, 4); and the taxa on the islands of
the Gulf, including the Islas Grandes (also called Grandes Islas,
Midriff Islands, or Islas de la Cintura; see Lewis and Ebeling,
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1971), which contain two of the largest islands of the Gulf (Figures 2, 5). Abbreviations related to the distribution include the
following:
BC
BCS
EC
GRO
IS
ISG
JAL
MICH
NAY
SIN
SON
WC
Baja California
Baja California Sur
east coast of the Gulf of California
Guerrero
islas (islands) of the Gulf of California
Islas Grandes (Midriff Islands; Islas de la Cintura)
Jalisco
Michoacán
Nayarit
Sinaloa
Sonora
west coast of the Gulf of California
Where appropriate, remarks on taxonomy, nomenclature,
biology, ecology, and/or distribution are included with the taxon.
Additional references to the Gulf of California taxa, including
taxonomic accounts of the species with their basionym and synonyms, type localities, distribution, and published records, can be
found in Pedroche et al. (2005, 2008) and Norris (2010, 2014).
We hope this conspectus will encourage further taxonomic
and phylogenetic research on the biodiversity, morphological
and molecular systematics, phylogenetics, and phylogeographic
and ecological investigations of the marine algae of this biologically unique region. Many challenging questions on taxonomy
problems and molecular systematics and phylogenetic relationships remain to be solved. The Gulf of California taxa presented
here all require genetic testing to verify, resolve, or correct their
identification, phylogenetic relationships, and taxonomy.
Conservation of the diverse ecosystems in the Gulf of California is being provided by several marine biosphere reserves,
marine protected areas (for natural resources or flora and fauna),
marine sanctuaries, and national marine parks (Cartron et al.,
2005; Enriquez-Andrade et al., 2005; Lluch-Cota et al., 2007;
Danemann and Ezcurra, 2008; Brusca, 2010; Norris, 2014). The
current protected areas of the Gulf of California include 244
islands, islets, and coastal areas indicated on the World Heritage List “Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California” (UNESCO, 2011, 2013, 2016) and “Ficha Técnica para la
evaluación de los sitios prioritarios para la conservación de los
ambientes costeros y oceánicos de México” (CONABIO et al.,
n.d.; Sánchez-Ibarra et al., 2013).
Systematic List
SYNOPSIS OF RED ALGAL TAXA
The synoptic list below of Rhodophyta of the Gulf of California is of the phylum,
classes, orders, families, and genera of red algae presented in the accounts following
this list.
RHODOPHYTA
RHODOPHYTINA
STYLONEMATOPHYCEAE
Stylonematales
Stylonemataceae
Chroodactylon Hansgirg
Stylonema Reinsch
COMPSOPOGONOPHYCEAE
Erythropeltales
Erythrotrichiaceae
Erythrocladia Rosenvinge
Erythropeltis F. Schmitz
Erythrotrichia Areschoug
Porphyrostromium Trevisan
Sahlingia Kornmann
EURHODOPHYTINA
BANGIOPHYCEAE
Bangiales
Bangiaceae
Bangia Lyngbye
Porphyrales
Porphyraceae
Pyropia J. Agardh
FLORIDEOPHYCEAE
HILDENBRANDIOPHYCIDAE
Hildenbrandiales
Hildenbrandiaceae
Hildenbrandia Nardo
NEMALIOPHYCIDAE
Acrochaetiales
Acrochaetiaceae
Acrochaetium Nägeli
Rhododrewia S. L. Clayden et G. W. Saunders
Colaconematales
Colaconemataceae
Colaconema Batters
Nemaliales
Galaxauraceae
Dichotomaria Lamarck
Galaxaura J. V. Lamouroux
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Tricleocarpa Huisman et
Borowitzka
Liagoraceae
Dermonema Harvey ex
Heydrich
Ganonema K.-C. Fan et Y.-C.
Wang
Helminthora J. Agardh
Izziella Doty
Liagora J.V. Lamouroux
Scinaiaceae
Scinaia Bivona-Bernardi
Palmariales
Rhodophysemataceae
Rhodonematella Clayden et
G. W. Saunders
CORALLINOPHYCIDAE
Corallinales
Corallinales subord. Corallinineae
Corallinaceae
Corallinaceae subfam.
Corallinoideae
Crusticorallina K. R. Hind et
P. W. Gabrielson
Corallinoideae tribe Corallineae
Corallina Linnaeus
Corallinoideae tribe Janieae
Haliptilon (Decaisne) Lindley
Jania J. V. Lamouroux
Corallinaceae subfam.
Metagoniolithoideae
Harveylithon A. Rösler,
Perfectti, V. Peña et
J. Braga
Lithophyllaceae
Lithophyllaceae subfam.
Lithophylloideae
Lithophylloideae tribe
Amphiroeae
Amphiroa J. V. Lamouroux
Lithophylloideae tribe
Dermatolitheae
Titanoderma Nägeli
Lithophylloideae tribe
Lithophylleae
Lithophyllum Philippi
Litholepis Foslie
Pseudolithophyllum Me.
Lemoine
Spongitidaceae
Spongitidaceae subfam.
Hydrolithoideae
Hydrolithon (Foslie) Foslie
Fosliella M. Howe
Pneophyllum Kützing
Spongitidaceae subfam.
Mastophoroideae
Heteroderma Foslie
Spongitidaceae subfam.
Neogoniolithoideae
Neogoniolithon Setchell et
L. R. Mason
Spongitidaceae subfam.
Porolithoideae
Porolithon Foslie
Spongitis Kützing
Corallinales subord. Mesophyllineae
Lithothamniaceae
Lithothamniaceae subfam.
Lithothamnioideae
Lithothamnioideae tribe
Lithothamnieae
Lithothamnion Heydrich
Lithothamnioideae tribe
Phymatolitheae
Phymatolithon Foslie
Mesophyllaceae
Mesophyllum Me. Lemoine
Hapalidiales
Hapalidiaceae
Hapalidiaceae subfam.
Choreonematoideae
Choreonematoideae tribe
Choreonemateae
Choreonema F. Schmitz
Hapalidiaceae subfam.
Melobesioideae
Melobesioideae tribe
Melobesieae
Melobesia J. V. Lamouroux
AHNFELTIOPHYCIDAE
Ahnfeltiales
Ahnfeltiaceae
Ahnfeltia Fries
RHODYMENIOPHYCIDAE
Gelidiales
Gelidiaceae
Gelidium J. V. Lamouroux
Gelidiellaceae
Gelidiella J. Feldmann et
G. Hamel
Pterocladiaceae
Pterocladia J. Agardh
Pterocladiella Santelices et
Hommersand
Gracilariales
Gracilariaceae
Gracilariaceae subfam.
Gracilarioideae
Gracilarioideae tribe Gracilarieae
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Gracilaria Greville
Gracilariopsis E. Y. Dawson
Gracilariophila Setchell et
H. L. Wilson
Pterocladiophilaceae
Gelidiocolax N. L. Gardner
Bonnemaisoniales
Bonnemaisoniaceae
Asparagopsis Montagne
Bonnemaisonia C. Agardh
Ceramiales
Ceramiales subord. Ceramiineae
Callithamniaceae
Callithamniaceae subfam.
Callithamnioideae
Callithamnioideae tribe
Callithamnieae
Aglaothamnion FeldmannMazoyer
Callithamnion Lyngbye
Callithamniaceae subfam.
Crouanioideae
Crouanioideae tribe Crouanieae
Crouania J. Agardh
Crouanophycus Athanasiadis
Ceramiaceae
Ceramiaceae subfam. Ceramioideae
Ceramioideae tribe Antithamnieae
Antithamnion Nägeli
Ceramioideae tribe Ceramieae
Centroceras Kützing
Ceramium Roth
Corallophila Weber-van Bosse
Gayliella T. O. Cho, L. McIvor
et S. M. Boo
Ceramioideae tribe
Delesseriopsieae
Balliella Itono et Tak. Tanaka
Ceramioideae tribe Dohrnielleae
Antithamnionella Lyle
Irtugovia Perestenko
Ceramioideae tribe
Pterothamnieae
Pterothamnion Nägeli
Ceramiaceae subfam.
Spongoclonioideae
Spongoclonioideae tribe
Spongoclonieae
Pleonosporium Nägeli
Spyridiaceae
Spyridiaceae tribe Spyrideae
Spyridia Harvey
Ceramiales subord. Spermothamniineae
Wrangeliaceae
Wrangeliaceae tribe Griffithsieae
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Anotrichium Nägeli
Griffithsia C. Agardh
Wrangeliaceae tribe Lejolisieae
Lejolisia Bornet
Wrangeliaceae tribe
Spermothamnieae
Spermothamnion Areschoug
Tiffaniella Doty et Meñez
Dasyaceae
Dasyaceae subfam. Dasyoideae
Dasya C. Agardh
Dasyaceae subfam.
Heterosiphonioideae
Heterosiphonia Montagne
Delesseriaceae
Delesseriaceae subfam.
Delesserioideae
Delesserioideae tribe Apoglosseae
Apoglossum J. Agardh
Delesserioideae tribe Caloglosseae
Caloglossa (Harvey)
G. Martens
Taenioma J. Agardh
Delesserioideae tribe
Grinnellieae
Grinnellia Harvey
Delesserioideae tribe
Hypoglosseae
Branchioglossum Kylin
Hypoglossum Kützing
Delesseriaceae subfam.
Nitophylloideae
Nitophylloideae tribe
Valeriemayaeae
Polyneurella E. Y. Dawson
Delesseriaceae subfam.
Phycodryoideae
Phycodryoideae tribe
Myriogrammeae
Myriogramme Kylin
Phycodryoideae tribe Phycodryeae
Erythroglossum J. Agardh
Phycodrys Kützing
Sorella Hollenberg
Phycodryoideae tribe
Schizoserideae
Schizoseris Kylin
Sarcomeniaceae
Platysiphonia Børgesen
Rhodomelaceae
Rhodomelaceae tribe Alsidieae
Bryothamnion Kützing
Digenea C. Agardh
Rhodomelaceae tribe Bostrychieae
Bostrychia Montagne
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Rhodomelaceae tribe
Lophothalieae
Veleroa E. Y. Dawson
Murrayellopsis E. Post
Rhodomelaceae tribe
Lophosiphonieae
Lophosiphonia Falkenberg
Rhodomelaceae tribe
Streblocladieae
Melanothamnus Bornet et
Falkenberg
Rhodomelaceae tribe
Polysiphonieae
Polysiphonia Greville
Rhodomelaceae tribe
Pterosiphonieae
Amplisiphonia Hollenberg
Pterosiphonia Falkenberg
Pterosiphoniella E. Y. Dawson
Symphyocladia Falkenberg
Tayloriella Kylin
Rhodomelaceae tribe
Herposiphonieae
Herposiphonia Nägeli
Rhodomelaceae tribe Chondrieae
Acanthophora J. V.
Lamouroux
Chondria C. Agardh
Rhodomelaceae tribe Laurencieae
Erythrocystis J. Agardh
Laurencia J. V. Lamouroux
Osmundea Stackhouse
Palisada K. W. Nam
Gigartinales
Caulacanthaceae
Caulacanthus Kützing
Cystocloniaceae
Hypnea J. V. Lamouroux
Dicranemataceae
Dicranema Sonder
Dumontiaceae
Dudresnaya P. Crouan et
H. Crouan
Gigartinaceae
Chondracanthus Kützing
Mazzaella G. De Toni
Kallymeniaceae
Kallymenia J. Agardh
Pugetia Kylin
Erythrophyllum J. Agardh
Phyllophoraceae
Ahnfeltiopsis P. C. Silva et
DeCew
Besa Setchell
Gymnogongrus Martius
Petroglossum Hollenberg
Solieriaceae
Solieriaceae tribe Agardhielleae
Agardhiella F. Schmitz
Solieriaceae tribe Solierieae
Sarcodiotheca Kylin
Tacanoosca J. N. Norris,
P. W. Gabrielson et
D. P. Cheney
Wurdemannia Harvey
Weeksiaceae
Weeksia Setchell
Peyssonneliales
Peyssonneliaceae
Cruoriella P. Crouan et
H. Crouan
Metapeyssonnelia
Boudouresque,
Coppejans et Marcot
Peyssonnelia Decaisne
Cryptonemiales
Halymeniaceae
Cryptonemia J. Agardh
Grateloupia C. Agardh
Halymenia C. Agardh
Prionitis J. Agardh
Norrissia Balakrishnan
Pachymenia J. Agardh
Tsengiaceae
Tsengia K.-C. Fan et Y.-P. Fan
Nemastomatales
Nemastomataceae
Predaea G. De Toni
Schizymeniaceae
Platoma Schousboe ex
F. Schmitz
Schizymenia J. Agardh
Haematocelis J. Agardh
Plocamiales
Plocamiaceae
Plocamium J. V. Lamouroux
Sebdeniales
Sebdeniaceae
Sebdenia (J. Agardh) Berthold
Rhodymeniales
Champiaceae
Champia Desvaux
Gastroclonium Kützing
Faucheaceae
Gloiocladia J. Agardh
Gloioderma J. Agardh
Lomentariaceae
Lomentariaceae tribe
Ceratodictyeae
Ceratodictyon Zanardini
NUMBER 106
Lomentariaceae tribe
Lomentarieae
Fushitsunagia Filloramo et
G. W. Saunders
Lomentaria Lyngbye
Rhodymeniaceae
Botryocladia (J. Agardh) Kylin
Irvinea Guiry
Rhodymenia Greville
RHODOPHYTA WETTSTEIN, 1901:46
RHODOPHYTINA H. S. YOON, K. M. MÜLLER,
SHEATH, F. OTT ET D. BHATTACHARYA, 2006:490
STYLONEMATOPHYCEAE H. S. YOON, K. M. MÜLLER,
SHEATH, F. OTT ET D. BHATTACHARYA, 2006:490
STYLONEMATALES K. M. DREW, 1956:73
STYLONEMATACEAE K. M. DREW, 1956:73
Chroodactylon Hansgirg, 1885:14
Chroodactylon ornatum (C. Agardh) Basson, 1979:67
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Segundo
Cerro Prieto, Bahía Kino, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Lake Mälaren, bridge near Transberg,
Stockholm, Sweden.
Stylonema Reinsch, 1875:40
Stylonema alsidii (Zanardini) K. M. Drew, 1956:72
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: San Felipe, BC, to
Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Trieste, Gulf of Trieste (in northern
Adriatic Sea, near border with Slovenia), northeastern Italy.
Stylonema cornu-cervi Reinsch, 1875:40
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Robinson, SON.
Type Locality.
Cres (northern island in Kvarner
Gulf), Adriatic Sea, Croatia.
COMPSOPOGONOPHYCEAE G. W. SAUNDERS
ET HOMMERSAND, 2004:1503
ERYTHROPELTALES GARBARY, G. I. HANSEN
ET SCAGEL, 1980:140
Remarks.
Athanasiadis (2016a) noted the original spelling, Erythropeltidales, should be corrected to
Erythropeltales.
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ERYTHROTRICHIACEAE G. M. SMITH, 1933:120, 122
Erythrocladia Rosenvinge, 1909:71
Erythrocladia endophloea M. Howe, 1914:81
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Las Ánimas, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bahía de Sechura, Departamento de
Piura, northeastern Peru.
Erythrocladia irregularis Rosenvinge, 1909:72
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: Bahía Concepción to
Bahía Balandra, BCS. IS: Isla Turner, ISG; Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
On Polysiphonia; Møllegrund, off
Hirtshals, Skagerrak, northern Denmark.
Erythropeltis F. Schmitz, 1896:313
Erythropeltis discigera (Berthold) F. Schmitz, 1896:313
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Gulf of Naples, Tyrrhenian Sea, SW
coast of Italy.
Erythrotrichia Areschoug, 1850:435,
nom. cons.
Erythrotrichia ascendens E. Y. Dawson, 1953:6
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Beach drift, on Galaxaura; about
8.05 km N of Cabo Pulmo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
A southern Gulf endemic, Erythrotrichia
ascendens is a little-known species. Although this tropical species
was considered a synonym of E. carnea by Garbary et al. (1981),
its taxonomic status needs reinvestigation.
Erythrotrichia biseriata Tak. Tanaka, 1944:86
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Libertad to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía de Las Ánimas, BC.
Type Locality.
Hachijō-jima (Hatidyō Island), Izu
Islands (Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park), Japan, Philippine Sea.
Erythrotrichia carnea (Dillwyn) J. Agardh, 1883:15
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Punta Gorda,
SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC,
to Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Mouth of Loughor River, Glamorganshire (Loughor), Wales, UK. Epitype.
Port Eynon, Gower,
Wales, UK.
Erythrotrichia carnea f. tenuis Tak. Tanaka, 1944:92
Gulf of California Distribution.
Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
WC:
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Syntype Localities.
Tanaka (1944) listed 7 locales from 3 countries—Japan: Yonakuni-sima, Yonaguni Island, Yaeyama Islands (SW Okinawa Prefecture), Makurazaki,
Kyūshū (Kagoshima Prefecture), Takamatu, Shikoku Island
(Kagawa Prefecture), Fukue Island, Gotō Islands (Nagasaki
Prefecture), and Hinomisaki, Izumo (Shimane Prefecture); Taiwan: Cape Garanbi, Hengchun Peninsula, Pingtung (Píngdōng)
County; and Micronesia: Pohnpei (Ponape), Senyavin Islands,
Caroline Islands.
Erythrotrichia parksii var. minor N. L. Gardner, 1927a:239
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Neah Bay, Makah Reservation,
Olympic Peninsula, Clallam County, Washington, USA.
Erythrotrichia tetraseriata N. L. Gardner, 1927a:240
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG;
Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
On the seagrass Zostera marina Linnaeus; San Pedro, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
Bangia Lyngbye, 1819:18
Bangia enteromorphoides E. Y. Dawson, 1953:13
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Punta La Gringa, Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Gelidium sclerophyllum; north of El Faro de Olas Atlas, Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Bangia vermicularis? Harvey, 1858:55
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Calerita to Punta Arena, BCS. IS: Isla Partida, ISG.
Type Locality.
Golden Gate, westernmost entrance to San Francisco Bay (locale probably now below the
Golden Gate Bridge either at Fort Point or the San Francisco
Presidio), San Francisco, San Francisco County, northern California, USA.
Remarks.
Norris (2014) queried identification of
Bangia vermicularis? in the Gulf, and it needs to be tested.
PORPHYRALES KJELLMAN, 1880:7
Porphyrostromium Trevisan, 1848:100
PORPHYRACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:382
Porphyrostromium boryanum (Montagne) P. C. Silva, in Silva
et al., 1996:914
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Fort des Anglais, Algiers, Algeria.
Pyropia J. Agardh, 1899:149
Porphyrostromium ciliare (Carmichael ex Harvey) M. J.
Wynne, 1986:329
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Appin, Argyll, Scotland, UK.
Sahlingia Kornmann, 1989:227
Sahlingia subintegra (Rosenvinge) Kornmann, 1989:227
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Faro de San
Felipe, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Turner and Isla Estanque, ISG; Isla Tortuga, BCS.
Type Locality.
Møllegrund, off Hirtshals, Skagerrak, northern Denmark.
EURHODOPHYTINA G. W. SAUNDERS
HOMMERSAND, 2004:1503
BANGIACEAE DUBY, 1830:985
Pyropia hollenbergii (E. Y. Dawson) J. E. Sutherland, L. E.
Aguilar-Rosas et R. Aguilar-Rosas, in Sutherland et al.,
2011:1143
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Bacochibampo, SON. WC: Punta Chivato to Punta Arena,
BCS. IS: Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bahía Agua Verde, Baja California
Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
A Gulf endemic, P. hollenbergii was not recently found in Sonora or Sinaloa but reported on the Gulf coast
of Baja California Sur (López-Vivas et al., 2015). The Conchocelisphase, while known in culture studies of P. hollenbergii (LópezVivas et al., 2011), has not yet been found in natural habitats.
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BANGIALES NÄGELI, 1847:136
Remarks.
Pyropia and Porphyra C. Agardh (1824)
are often treated within the Bangiales and Bangiaceae, however
Athanasiadis (2016a) recognized them as members of this order
and family. The Conchocelis-phase, known in culture of the Gulf
P. hollenbergii (López-Vivas et al., 2011), has not yet been found
in nature for any of the reported species of Pyropia in the Gulf
of California.
Pyropia lanceolata (Setchell et Hus) S. C. Lindstrom, in
Sutherland et al., 2011:1144
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Nopoló to Puerto Escondido, BCS.
Lectotype Locality.
Land’s End, Golden Gate
National Recreation Area (westernmost entrance to San Francisco
Bay), San Francisco, San Francisco County, northern California,
NUMBER 106
USA (Lindstrom and Cole, 1992:435). Note that the lectotype of
Krishnamurthy (1972:34) from Carmel Bay, Monterey County,
central California, was rejected by Lindstrom and Cole (1992).
Pyropia pendula (E. Y. Dawson) J. E. Sutherland, L. E.
Aguilar-Rosas et R. Aguilar-Rosas, in Sutherland et al.,
2011:1144
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Calerita to Los Planes, BCS. IS: Isla Patos, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco,
SON; Isla Carmen, Isla San José, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla Partida [norte] (Isla Cordonazo), Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Pyropia pendula is a Gulf endemic.
Pyropia perforata (J. Agardh) S. C. Lindstrom, in Sutherland et
al., 2011:1144
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Calerita, Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Near the Golden Gate entrance to
San Francisco Bay (locale probably now below the Golden Gate
Bridge either at Fort Point or the San Francisco Presidio), San
Francisco, San Francisco County, northern California, USA.
Pyropia thuretii (Setchell et E. Y. Dawson) J. E. Sutherland,
L. E. Aguilar-Rosas et R. Aguilar-Rosas, in Sutherland
et al., 2011:1145
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada Bacochibampo, SON, to Playa Olas Altas, SIN. WC:
Punta San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Rocas Consag, BC; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos,
and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Carmen, and Isla
Danzante, BCS.
Type Locality.
Pacific Grove, Monterey County,
central California, USA.
Pyropia sp. GCI of López-Vivas et al., 2015:tbl. 2, fig. 3
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Las Galeras to Punta Arenas, BCS. IS: Isla San José, and
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Remarks.
One of three undecribed species that were
considered to be southern Gulf endemics (López-Vivas et al., 2015).
Pyropia sp. GCII of López-Vivas et al., 2015:tbl. 2, fig. 3
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Las
Cruces, BCS.
Remarks.
This undecribed species was identified as a
southern Gulf endemic (López-Vivas et al., 2015).
Pyropia sp. GCIII of López-Vivas et al., 2015:tbl. 2, fig. 2
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Patos, ISG; Isla el Choyero, and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Remarks.
The third southern Gulf endemic species
(López-Vivas et al., 2015), it is also currently undescribed.
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FLORIDEOPHYCEAE CRONQUIST, 1960:438
HILDENBRANDIOPHYCIDAE G. W. SAUNDERS
ET HOMMERSAND, 2004:1504
HILDENBRANDIALES PUESCHEL
ET
K. M. COLE, 1982:718
HILDENBRANDIACEAE RABENHORST, 1868:408
Hildenbrandia Nardo, 1834:676
Hildenbrandia dawsonii (Ardré) Hollenberg, 1971:286
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Cabo Corrientes, JAL.
Type Locality.
Punta Malamarrimo, Bahía Sebastián Vizcaíno, Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Hildenbrandia prototypus Nardo, 1834:676
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Calerita to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS:
Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Carmen, BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Venice, Veneto region, Adriatic Sea,
northeast Italy.
Hildenbrandia rubra (Sommerfelt) Meneghini, 1841:426
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta,
JAL. WC: Campo Hawaii, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla
Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Saltdal, Nordland, Norway.
NEMALIOPHYCIDAE T. A. CHRISTENSEN, 1978:66
ACROCHAETIALES FELDMANN, 1953:11
ACROCHAETIACEAE FRITSCH
EX
W. R. TAYLOR, 1957:209
Acrochaetium Nägeli, in Nägeli
and C. E. Cramer, 1858:532
Acrochaetium arcuatum (K. M. Drew) C. K. Tseng, 1945:158
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Moss Beach, San Mateo County,
central California, USA.
Acrochaetium bornetii Papenfuss, 1945:313
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puertecitos, BC.
Type Locality.
Belle-Ile-en-Mer, Morbihan, Brittany, northwest France.
Acrochaetium crassipes (Børgesen) Børgesen, 1915:20
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. IS: Isla Turner and Isla Rasa (with a
query), ISG.
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Type Locality.
lands, Caribbean Sea.
Harbor, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Is-
Acrochaetium microscopicum (Nägeli ex Kützing) Nägeli, in
Nägeli and Cramer, 1858:532
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Piedras del Burro to Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Punta Arena, BCS. IS: Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Torquay, Devon, England, UK
(Hamel, 1928; Woelkerling, 1972; Athanasiadis, 1996b). Although Kützing (1849:640) gave type locality as “In sinu neapolitano” (Silva et al., 1996, as Golfo di Napoli, Italy), there are
no known type collections from the Bay of Naples (see Hamel,
1928; Guiry and Guiry, 2014).
Acrochaetium secundatum (Lyngbye) Nägeli, in Nägeli and
Cramer, 1858:532
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Bacochibampo, SON.
Type Locality.
Kvivig (Kvivik), Streymoy Island,
Faroe Islands (Faeroe; Foroyar), Faro County, Denmark.
Acrochaetium seriaspora (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris, 2014:43
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Sargassum, intertidal
rock reef; Isla Turner (off SE end of Isla Tiburón), Sonora, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Rhododrewia S. L. Clayden
et G. W. Saunders, 2014:229
Rhododrewia porphyrae (K. M. Drew) S. L. Clayden et G. W.
Saunders, 2014:230
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puerto Calamajué, BC.
Type Locality.
Endo-epiphytic on Porphyra perforata (now Pyropia perforata (J. Agardh) S.C. Lindstrom); Land’s
End, Golden Gate National Recreational Area (westernmost
entrance to San Francisco Bay), San Francisco, San Francisco
County, northern California, USA.
Remarks.
Previously recorded in the Gulf as Acrochaetium porphyrae (K. M. Drew) G. M. Smith (1944).
COLACONEMATALES J. HARPER ET
G. W. SAUNDERS, 2002:471
COLACONEMATACEAE J. HARPER ET
G. W. SAUNDERS, 2002:471
Colaconema Batters, 1896:8
Colaconema daviesii (Dillwyn) Stegenga, 1985:317
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. IS: Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
and Irvine, 1977b).
Probably north Wales, UK (Dixon
Colaconema hancockii (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris, 2014:45
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: La
Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
On Gelidium, rocky shore; west
side of Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California,
Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Colaconema pacificum (Kylin) Woelkerling, 1971:47
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Punta
Gorda, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Brown Island (ENE of Friday Harbor, San Juan Island), San Juan County, Puget Sound, Washington, USA (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976).
Colaconema pectinatum (Kylin) J. T. Harper et G. W.
Saunders, 2002:473
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Varberg, Hogardsgrund, and
Kungsbackafjorden (Kungsbacka Fjord), Halland County, west
coast of Sweden.
Colaconema punctatum (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris, 2014:48
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Bahía Bacochibampo, SON.
Type Locality.
Southern shore, Bahía Bacochibampo, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Colaconema savianum (Meneghini) R. Nielsen, 1994:715
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Punta
Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Puertecitos, BC, to Punta
Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
On seagrass, Zostera; Genoa
(Genova), Gulf of Genoa, northern end of Ligurian Sea, Province of Genoa, Italy.
Colaconema scinaiae (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris, 2014:48
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. WC: Bahía
de Loreto to Punta Los Frailes, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Scinaia articulata,
dredged to 30–40 m depths; off north end of Santa Barbara Island (33°30′58″N; 119°50′W), Santa Barbara County, California
Channel Islands (Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary),
southern California, USA.
Colaconema sinicola (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris, 2014:49
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla Turner (off SE end of Isla Tiburón), Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
NUMBER 106
Colaconema tenuissimum (Collins) Woelkerling, 1971:51
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
San Pedro Harbor entrance, San
Pedro, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
Colaconema variabile (K. M. Drew) J. N. Norris, 2014:50
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Laminaria andersonii
(now L. setchellii P. C. Silva); Cypress Point, Monterey County,
central California, USA.
NEMALIALES F. SCHMITZ, 1892:17
GALAXAURACEAE P. G. PARKINSON, 1983:606
Dichotomaria Lamarck, 1816:143
Dichotomaria marginata (J. Ellis et Solander) Lamarck, 1816:146
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Punta Cirio, SON. WC: Caleta Santa María
to Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
“On the shore of one of the Bahama Islands” (Ellis and Solander, 1786:115); lectotype: illustration of Ellis and Solander (1786, pl. 22: fig. 6) selected by
Papenfuss et al. (1982).
Dichotomaria spathulata (Kjellman) A. Kurihara et Huisman,
in Huisman and Kurihara, 2006:21
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Punta Cirio, SON. WC: Loreto to Cabo San
Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Fremantle, Western Australia,
Australia.
Galaxaura J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:185
Galaxaura ramulosa Kjellman, 1900:50
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco to “Nuevo Guaymas,” Bahía de San Carlos, SON.
Type Locality.
[Probably Recifie], state of Pernambuco, northeastern Brazil.
Galaxaura rugosa (J. Ellis et Solander) J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:263
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Bahía de San Carlos, SON. WC: Bahía Concepción to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Coast of Jamaica, Greater Antilles,
Caribbean Sea.
Tricleocarpa Huisman et Borowitzka, 1990:164
Tricleocarpa cylindrica (J. Ellis et Solander) Huisman et
Borowitzka, 1990:164
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Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Bahía Kino, SON; Playa Guayabitos and
Playa Las Peñas, NAY. WC: Bahía Concepción to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla Tortuga, BCS; Isla María
Madre, NAY.
Type Locality.
West Indies (Ellis and Solander,
1786); lectotype: illustration of Ellis and Solander (1786, pl. 22:
fig. 4) selected by Papenfuss et al. (1982).
Tricleocarpa fragilis (Linnaeus) Huisman et R. A. Townsend,
1993:100
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Lo de Marcos y Playa San Francisco, NAY.
WC: El Faro de San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Oceano Americano” (Linnaeus,
1758).
Lectotype Locality.
Jamaica, Greater Antilles,
Caribbean Sea (Huisman and Townsend, 1993).
LIAGORACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:321
Dermonema Harvey ex Heydrich, 1894:289
Dermonema pulvinatum (Grunow et Holmes) K.-C. Fan,
1962:336
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Loreto to Bahía Agua Verde, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Ad litora Japoniae” (Holmes,
1896:259).
Dermonema virens (J. Agardh) Pedroche et Ávila-Ortiz,
1996:77
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía de La Paz to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
IS: Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Cholla, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
San Agustín (St. Augustín), Bahías
de Huatulco, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Ganonema K.-C. Fan et Y.-C. Wang,
1974:492
Ganonema farinosum (J. V. Lamouroux) K.-C. Fan et Y.-C.
Wang, 1974:492
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Punta
San Evaristo to Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla San Diego, BCS.
Type Locality.
Near Suez, Egypt, Red Sea.
Helminthora J. Agardh, 1851:415, nom. cons.
Helminthora sp. of Mateo-Cid and Mendoza-González,
1992:19
Gulf of California Distribution.
Playa Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas, NAY.
EC:
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Izziella Doty, 1978:34
Izziella orientalis (J. Agardh) Huisman et Schils, 2002:247
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada Lalo, SON; Playa Guayabitos, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Sir Lanka (Ceylon), Indian Ocean.
Liagora J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:185
Liagora abbottiae E. Y. Dawson, 1953:41
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Punta Santa Rosaliita (“Punta
Santa Rosalía” of Dawson, 1953), Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Liagora californica Zeh, 1912:271
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Santa Catalina Island, Los Angeles
County, California Channel Islands (Channel Islands National
Marine Sanctuary), southern California, USA.
Liagora ceranoides J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:239
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación to Playa Las Conchas, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands,
Leeward Islands, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean Sea.
Liagora ceranoides f. leprosa (J. Agardh) Yamada, 1938:155
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Veracruz [port city], Veracruz
[state], Gulf of Mexico, Mexico.
Type Locality.
tral California, USA.
Monterey, Monterey County, cen-
Scinaia interrupta (A. P. de Candolle) M. J. Wynne, 1989:131
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pericos, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rade de Brest, Department of
Finistère, Brittany, northwest France.
Remarks.
Scinaia interrupta, described from Brittany, France, was recently reported in the southern Gulf of California (León-Cisneros et al., 2009), and its crustose-phase was
reported from British Columbia (Le Gall and Saunders, 2010).
Finding it in the eastern Pacific suggests the eastern Atlantic S.
interrupta could be an introduced species or possibly has been
overlooked in its natural range.
Scinaia johnstoniae Setchell, 1914:97
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa
El Coloradito, BC, to Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla Mejía, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Tiburón, Isla San Esteban, and Isla San
Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla Carmen, Isla Espíritu
Santo, and Canal de San Lorenzo, BCS; Isla María Magdalena,
NAY.
Type Locality.
San Pedro, Los Angeles County,
southern California, USA.
Scinaia latifrons M. Howe, 1911:500
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas,
JAL. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Punta Períco, BCS. IS:
Isla San Luis Gonzaga, Isla Coronado, Islas de Los Gemelos, and
Isla La Ventana, BC; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda,
and Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla San José, BCS; Isla María Magdalena,
NAY.
Type Locality.
Near La Paz, Baja California Sur,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Liagora magniinvolucra E. Y. Dawson, 1953:39
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Loreto to Cabeza Ballena,
BCS. IS: Isla San Diego and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cabeza Ballena, Baja California
Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
RHODOPHYSEMATACEAE G. W. SAUNDERS
ET J. MCLACHLAN, 1990:20
SCINAIACEAE HUISMAN, J. T. HARPER
ET G. W. SAUNDERS, 2004:228
Rhodonematella Clayden et
G. W. Saunders, 2010:297
Scinaia Bivona-Bernardi, 1822:232
Rhodonematella subimmersa (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
Clayden et G. W. Saunders, 2010:297
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Las Ánimas, BC. IS: Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Endo-epiphyte on Grateloupia
doryphora (Montagne) M. Howe; Whidbey (Whidby) Island,
Island County, Puget Sound, Washington, USA.
Scinaia confusa (Setchell) Huisman, 1985:417
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas,
JAL. EC: Bahía San Luis Gonzaga, BC, to Punta Los Frailes,
BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC.
PALMARIALES GUIRY ET D. E. G. IRVINE,
IN GUIRY, 1978:138
NUMBER 106
CORALLINOPHYCIDAE L. LE GALL ET
G. W. SAUNDERS, 2007:1129
CORALLINALES P. C. SILVA
ET
JOHANSEN, 1986:250
CORALLINALES SUBORD. CORALLININEAE
ATHANASIADIS, 2016A:272
CORALLINACEAE J. V. LAMOUROUX, 1812:185
CORALLINACEAE SUBFAM. CORALLINOIDEAE
S. F. GRAY, 1821:318
Crusticorallina K. R. Hind et P. W. Gabrielson,
in Hind et al., 2016:[6](e-version)/932(print)
Remarks.
Crusticorallina is the first crustose
(nonarticulated) genus recognized to belong in C. subfam.
Corallinoideae.
Crusticorallina muricata (Foslie) P. W. Gabrielson, Martone,
K. R. Hind et C. P. Jensen, in Hind et al., 2016:[8](eversion)/934(print)
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
Botany Beach, Port Renfrew, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Remarks.
A northeast Pacific species, Crusticorallina muricata had been earlier recorded in the southern Gulf of
California as Pseudolithophyllum muricatum (Foslie) Steneck et
R. T. Paine (1986). Hind et al. (2016) noted specimens previously identified as P. muricatum may be this or possibly another
species. It is unlikely that Crusticorallina muricata occurs in the
Gulf, and the Gulf “P. muricatum” along with Gulf Lithothamnion lichenare need to be reexamined and molecularly analyzed
to resolve their identities (see also Remarks under Lithothamnion lichenare).
CORALLINOIDEAE
TRIBE
CORALLINEAE NACCARI, 1828:105
Corallina Linnaeus, 1758:646, 805
Corallina officinalis var. chilensis (Decaisne in Harvey)
Kützing, 1858:32
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Bahía Kino, SON.
Type Locality.
Valparaiso, Valparaiso Province,
central Chile.
Corallina pinnatifolia (Manza) E. Y. Dawson, 1953:124
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: San Felipe, BC, to Calerita, BCS. IS:
Isla Alcatráz, SON.
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Type Locality.
Rocky reef; Doheny State Beach,
Dana Point, Orange County, southern California, USA.
Corallina pinnatifolia var. digitata E. Y. Dawson, 1953:125
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Punta Colorado (vic. Guaymas), SON. WC: El
Solitario, Bahía Agua Verde to Calerita, BCS. IS: Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Punta Colorado, vicinity of Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Corallina polysticha E. Y. Dawson, 1953:131
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Pelícano, Bahía Kino, SON.
Type Locality.
About 4 km N of South Bluff, Isla
Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Corallina vancouveriensis Yendo, 1902b:719
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: El Machorro, BC, to
Bahía la Ventana, BCS. IS: Isla Pelícano, SON.
Type Locality.
Port Renfrew, Vancouver Island,
British Columbia, Canada.
Bossiella P. C. Silva, 1957:46
Remarks.
On the basis of our current understanding
of Gulf of California species, it is doubtful that this genus occurs
in the Gulf.
Uncertain Record: Bossiella californica (Descaine) P. C. Silva,
1957:46
Remarks.
Although recorded in the upper Gulf
from Puerto Peñasco, SON (Martínez-Lozano et al., 1991),
and southeastern Gulf from Puerto Viejo, Bahía Mazatlán, SIN
(Sánchez-Vargas and Hendrickx, 1987), its presence in the Gulf
of California needs to be verified.
Excluded Species: Bossiella orbigniana (Descaine) P. C. Silva,
1957:47
Remarks.
Riosmena-Rodríguez and Woelkerling
(2000) noted that the Gulf of California report of B. orbigniana
from La Paz was based on an incorrectly labeled specimen.
CORALLINOIDEAE TRIBE JANIEAE H. W. JOHANSEN
ET P. C. SILVA, 1978:414
Haliptilon (Decaisne) Lindley, 1846:26
Haliptilon roseum var. verticillatum (E. Y. Dawson) J. N.
Norris, 2014:85
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On intertidal rocks; Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
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Jania J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:186
Jania adhaerens J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:270
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Yelapa, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito,
BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda and Isla
Estanque, ISG; Isla Carmen and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de
Venados, SIN.
Type Locality.
“Mediterranee?” (Lamouroux,
1816:270).
Jania capillacea Harvey, 1853:84
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta
Bufeo, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda
and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Partida [sur], BCS.
Type Locality.
Bahía Honda Key (Bahía Honda
State Park), Florida Keys, Monroe County, Florida, USA.
Jania decussato-dichotoma (Yendo) Yendo, 1905:37
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía Concepción to
Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla Cholla and Isla Carmen, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Three locales in Japan
(Yendo, 1902): Misaki, Sagami Bay (Kanagawa Prefecture),
and Chiba Prefecture (formerly Boshū Province), both Honshū
Island; and Hyūga, Miyazaki Prefecture (formerly Hiuga Province), Kyūshū Island.
Jania huertae Chávez-Barrera, 1972:133
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Pelícano, SON.
Type Locality.
SE of Isla Pelícano, near Bahía
Kino, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Mateo-Cid et al. (2013) noted the type
specimen of J. huertae is missing, and locating the type material
and new collection of topotype specimens with its characteristics
are needed to clarify its taxonomic status.
Jania longiarthra E. Y. Dawson, 1953:119
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. IS: Isla Carmen and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu
Santo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Jania mexicana W. R. Taylor, 1945:197
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Segundo Cerro Prieto, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC:
Ensenada Ampe, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón and Estero Punta Perla
(on Isla Tiburón), ISG.
Type Locality.
Bahía de Petatlan, vicinity of Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico.
Remarks.
Although Silva et al. (1987) and MateoCid et al. (2013) considered J. mexicana to be conspecific with
J. pacifica, Norris (2014) kept the two separate, commenting
that critical comparisons were needed to test their phylogenetic
and taxonomic status.
Jania pacifica Areschoug, 1852:556
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: Punta Gallito, BCS. IS: Isla
Estanque, ISG; Isla Espíritu Santo and Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Huatulco (Guatulco), 15°78′N,
96°27′W, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Remarks.
The relationship of Jania pacifica to
J. mexicana requires further molecular and morphological study
(see also Remarks above under J. mexicana).
Jania subpinnata E. Y. Dawson, 1953:115
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Digenea simplex (Wulfen)
C. Agardh; Bahía de La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Jania tenella (Kützing) Grunow, 1874:42
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa Santa
Teresa, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Rasa, ISG; Isla San
Ildefonso and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
“In sinu neapolitano et ad
oras mexicanas” (Kützing, 1858:41).
Lectotype Locality.
Golfo di Napoli, Italy
(Dawson, 1953).
Jania tenella var. zacae E. Y. Dawson, 1953:121
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta Cabeza de Mechudo, BCS.
IS: Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Padina; Bahía Piedra
de Blanca, Cantón de Nicoya, Provincia Guanacaste, Pacific
coast of Costa Rica.
Jania ungulata f. brevior (Yendo) Yendo, 1905:38
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa El Corral, JAL.
Type Locality.
Chiba Prefecture (formerly Boshū
Province), east coast of Honshū Island, Japan.
CORALLINACEAE SUBFAM. METAGONIOLITHOIDEAE
H. W. JOHANSEN, 1969:47
Harveylithon A. Rösler, Perfectti, V. Peña et
J. Braga, 2016:424
Harveylithon samoënse (Foslie) A. Rösler, Perfectti, V. Peña et
J. C. Braga, 2016:425
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Pelícano, SON; Punta Mita to Las Cuevas, NAY.
NUMBER 106
Type Locality.
Satana, Savai’i Island, Western
Samoa.
Remarks.
Upper Gulf specimens referred to this species (Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid, 1986, as Lithophyllum
samoënse Foslie, 1906; =Hydrolithon samoënse (Foslie) Keats
et Y. M. Chamberlain, 1994; Maneveldt et al., 2015) need to be
reexamined to verify their identifications.
LITHOPHYLLACEAE ATHANASIADIS, 2016A:292
LITHOPHYLLACEAE SUBFAM. LITHOPHYLLOIDEAE
SETCHELL, 1943:143
Remarks.
Recognition of Corallinaceae subfam. Amphiroideae H. W. Johansen (1969) is problematic (Norris, 2014).
Cabioch (1972) and later Athanaisiadis (2016a) considered this subfamily to be Lithophyllaceae subfam. Lithophylloideae and placed
Amphiroa in L. tribe Amphiroeae Cabioch.
LITHOPHYLLOIDEAE
TRIBE
AMPHIROEAE CABIOCH, 1972:266
Amphiroa J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:185
Amphiroa beauvoisii J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:299
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Piedras de la Salina, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa
San Antonio, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge,
SON; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla Colorado
and Islas de Los Gemelos, BC; Isla Tortuga, Isla San Ildefonso,
Isla Cholla, Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate, Isla San Diego, Punta
Prieta, Isla Partida, Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, and
Isla Cerralvo, BCS; Isla Pelícano, SON; Isla de la Piedra, SIN; Isla
María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
“Côtes du Portugal” (Lamouroux,
1816:299).
Amphiroa brevianceps E. Y. Dawson, 1953:142
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Punta Los Frailes, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rocky shore, E of Salina Cruz,
Oaxaca, Mexico.
Amphiroa compressa var. tenuis W. R. Taylor, 1945:191
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Isla María Magdalena, Islas Marías,
Nayarit, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Amphiroa foliacea J. V. Lamouroux, in Quoy and Gaimard,
1824:628
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Mariana Islands, Micronesia.
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Epitype Locality.
Sanctuary, Ningaloo Marine Park,
NW coast of Western Australia, Australia (Harvey et al., 2013).
Amphiroa magdalenensis E. Y. Dawson, 1953:143
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Punta Palmilla, BCS. IS: Isla Tortuga and
Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rocky shore; Punta Entrada, Isla
Magdalena (W side of Bahía Magdalena), Pacific coast of Baja
California Sur, Mexico.
Amphiroa mexicana W. R. Taylor, 1945:189
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Roca
Roja, Bahía Kino, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía de
La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Pelícano, SON.
Type Locality.
Bahía Petatlan, Guerrero, Mexico.
Amphiroa misakiensis Yendo, 1902a:14
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to
Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Patos, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo)
and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Cholla, and
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla María Cleofas and Isla Isabel, NAY.
Type Locality.
Misaki, Sagami Bay, Kanagawa
Prefecture, Honshū Island, central Japan.
Amphiroa polymorpha Me. Lemoine, 1930:74
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Los Cerritos, SIN, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Eureka, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bahía Correos (Post Office Bay),
Isla Floreana (Charles Island; Isla Santa María), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Amphiroa rigida J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:297
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. EC: Bahía Concepción
to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Islote La Ballena, Isla Espíritu Santo,
and Isla Cerralvo, BCS; Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Mediterranean Sea.
Amphiroa taylorii E. Y. Dawson, 1953:138
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Puerto Escondido to
Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocks, Bahía Braithwaite,
Isla Socorro, Islas Revillagigedo, Colima, Mexico.
Amphiroa valonioides Yendo, 1902a:5
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa El
Coloradito, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado, BC;
Isla Patos and Isla Rasa, ISG; Isla Monserrate, Isla San Diego, Isla
Partida, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Syntype Localities.
Two locales in Japan (Yendo,
1920): Miyazaki Prefecture (formerly Hiuga Province; Hyūga),
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Kyūshū Island, and Misaki, Sagami Bay, Kanagawa Prefecture,
Honshū Island.
Amphiroa subcylindrica E. Y. Dawson, 1953:139
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San Luis Gonzaga, and Isla
Coronado, BC; Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, Isla San Esteban, and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco,
SON; Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Monserrate, Isla Espíritu Santo,
and Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rocky shore; Punta Colorado (near
Guaymas), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Although treated as synonym of A. vanbosseae Me. Lemoine (1930; type locality: Isla Floreana, Galápagos; see Norris, 2014), the two are considered separate until
genetic analysis of the types tests their species status.
Uncertain Record: Amphiroa curreae Ganesan, 1971:155
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY.
Remarks.
Reported from Nayarit with a query
(Mateo-Cid and Mendoza-González, 1992); its identification has
also been questioned by Serviere-Zaragoza et al. (1993).
Uncertain Record: Amphiroa franciscana W. R. Taylor, 1945:187
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Segundo Cerro Prieto, SON.
Remarks.
Reported in the northern Gulf from Bahía
Kino (Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid, 1986), its presence in
the Gulf needs confirmation.
LITHOPHYLLOIDEAE
DERMATOLITHEAE CABIOCH,
1972:266
TRIBE
Titanoderma Nägeli, in Nägeli
and C. E. Cramer, 1858:532
Titanoderma canescens (Foslie) Woelkerling, Y. M.
Chamberlain et P. C. Silva, 1985:333
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Colorado (vic. Guaymas), SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. IS: Isla
Turner, ISG; Isla de Venados, SIN.
Type Locality.
On Padina arborescens; [Manazuru] Marine Laboratory, Kanagawa Prefecture (formerly Sagami
Province), Honshū Island, Japan.
Titanoderma dispar (Foslie) Woelkerling, Y. M. Chamberlain et
P. C. Silva, 1985:333
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Puertecitos,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Ahnfeltiopsis gigartinoides;
Whidbey (Whidby) Island, Island County, Puget Sound, Washington, USA.
Titanoderma pustulatum (J. V. Lamouroux) Nägeli, in Nägeli
and C. E. Cramer, 1858:532
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON.
Type Locality.
France.
Titanoderma confine (P. Crouan et H. Crouan) Price, John et
Lawson, 1986:86
Titanoderma pustulatum var. confine (P. Crouan et H. Crouan)
Y. M. Chamberlain, 1991:50
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Presumably near Brest, Finistère,
France (Chamberlain, 1991).
LITHOPHYLLOIDEAE
TRIBE LITHOPHYLLEAE ZANARDINI,
1844:1035
Lithophyllum Philippi, 1837:387
Lithophyllum? brachiatum (Heydrich) Me. Lemoine, 1930:44
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Paz, Bahía de La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
A Gulf of California species, Lithophyllum brachiatum was excluded from the genus Lithophyllum by
Riosmena-Rodríguez et al. (1999). Although its generic placement
remains uncertain, Riosmena-Rodríguez and Woelkerling (2000)
noted the species belongs in either the Spongitidaceae subfam.
Mastophoroideae or Hapalidiaceae subfam. Melobesioideae.
Lithophyllum? californiense Heydrich, 1901:530
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Paz, Bahía de La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
A Gulf of California species, Lithophyllum californiense was excluded from the genus Lithophyllum
by Riosmena-Rodríguez et al. (1999). Although RiosmenaRodríguez and Woelkerling (2000) noted the species to be a
member of the Hapalidiaceae subfam. Melobesioideae, its generic placement is unresolved.
Lithophyllum corallinae (P. Crouan et H. Crouan) Heydrich,
1897b:47
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Playa La Rumorosa, Bahía de Chamela, JAL.
WC: Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Banc du Chateau et Baie de la
Ninon, Rade de Brest, France (Chamberlain, 1991).
Lithophyllum diguetii (Hariot) Heydrich, 1901:532
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN. WC: Santa Rosalía to Bahía de
NUMBER 106
La Paz, BCS. IS: Canal Mejía and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
la Guarda, ISG; Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, and
Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Paz, Bahía de La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Lithophyllum hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:268
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Las
Peñas, NAY, to Melaque, JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS:
Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Shallow water; Bahía San Gabriel,
Isla Espíritu Santo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Lithophyllum imitans Foslie, 1909:13
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Yelapa, JAL. WC: Campo Hawaii, BC,
to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz, SON; Isla Patos, ISG;
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla Isabel, NAY.
Type Locality.
Pacific Beach (between La Jolla and
Mission Beach), near San Diego, San Diego County, southern
California, USA.
Lithophyllum lichenare L. R. Mason, 1953:339
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Mazatlán, SIN, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
Lower intertidal; Kanaka Bay,
southern coast of San Juan Island, San Juan County, Salish Sea,
Washington, USA.
Remarks.
Hind et al. (2016) treated Lithophyllum
lichenarei L. R. Mason as conspecific with Crusticorallina muricata (Foslie) P. W. Gabrielson, P. T. Martone, K. R. Hind et C. P.
Jensen. Its identification in the southern Gulf needs to be verified.
Lithophyllum margaritae (Hariot) Heydrich, 1901:530
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Chivato to Bahía del Rincón, Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS:
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Isla Carmen, Isla Danzante, Isla
San José, Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla San Espíritu Santo, and Isla
San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Subtidal bank; off Isla San Juan
Nepomuceno (“Nepomezeino”), about 4 km east from Pichilinque, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
In a reinterpretation of L. margaritae as
broadly defined by Riosmena-Rodríguez et al. (1999), Norris
(2014) concluded that among the several taxa considered to be
synonyms, there were at least three separate species, that is, L.
margaritae, L. diguetii (Hariot) Heydrich, and L. pallescens (Foslie) Foslie. Recently, Hernández-Kantún et al. (2015) found molecular diversity within “L. margaritae sensu Riosmena-Rodríquez et
al., 1999” was also very high, with two well-supported clades: “L.
margaritae A” that subdivided into five hypothetical species and
“L. margaritae B” that subdivided into two hypothetical species.
Lithophyllum pallescens (Foslie) Foslie, 1900:20
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Laguna de Agiabampo, SIN. WC: El
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Machorro, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Pelícano, SON;
Isla Mejía and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Isla
Carmen, laguna, Bahía San Gabriel and Canal de San Lorenzo,
Isla Espíritu Santo, and Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Subtidal bank; off west shore of Isla
Espíritu Santo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Lithophyllum proboscideum (Foslie) Foslie, 1900:18
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Playa
El Coloradito, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Partida,
BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged off Monterey, Monterey
County, central California, USA.
Lithophyllum sp. 1 of Hernández-Kantún et al., 2014:334
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: El
Requesón, BCS.
Lithophyllum sp. 2 of Hernández-Kantún et al., 2014:334
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Litholepis Foslie, 1905:5
Litholepis sonorensis E. Y. Dawson, 1944:275
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to Calerita, BCS. IS: Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 12–25 m depths; Canal de
San Lorenzo (off southern end of Isla Espíritu Santo), Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
A little-known southern Gulf species, Litholepis sonorensis was recently reported growing on Lithophyllum sp. from Calerita (Mendoza-González et al., 2015).
Pseudolithophyllum Me. Lemoine, 1913:45
Uncertain Record: Pseudolithophyllum neofarlowii (Setchell et
L. R. Mason) W. H. Adey, 1970:13
Remarks.
Although reported from San Felipe to
Punta Palmilla (Norris, 2014), its presence in the Gulf of California is doubtful.
SPONGITIDACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:XXIII, 382, 385
SPONGITIDACEAE SUBFAM. HYDROLITHOIDEAE
A. KATO ET M. BABA, IN KATO ET AL., 2011:669
Hydrolithon (Foslie) Foslie, 1909:55
Hydrolithon chamaedoris (Foslie et M. Howe) M. J. Wynne,
2005:12, 81
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
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Type Locality.
Exuma Chain, Bahamas.
On Chamaedoris; Cave Cays,
Hydrolithon farinosum (J. V. Lamouroux) D. Penrose et Y. M.
Chamberlain, 1993:295
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda to Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito,
BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla María
Cleofas, NAY.
Type Locality.
Mediterranean.
Hydrolithon reinboldii (Weber-van Bosse et Foslie) Foslie,
1909:55
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Gallo and Isla Gallina (off W coast of Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Muaras Reef (Karana Muaras),
atoll off coast of East Kalimantan (east Borneo), Indonesia.
Fosliella M. Howe, 1920:587
Fosliella? paschalis (Me. Lemoine) Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1930:176
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía Concepción to Punta Palmilla, BCS. IS: Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Hanga Piko, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Province Isla de Pascua, Chile.
Remarks.
The generic placement of F.? paschalis
need reinvestigation.
Pneophyllum Kützing, 1843:385
Pneophyllum confervicola (Kützing) Y. M. Chamberlain,
1983:385
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Conferva vasta (now Chaetomorpha aerea); Trieste, Gulf of Trieste (northern Adriatic Sea),
northeast Italy.
Pneophyllum conicum (E. Y. Dawson) Keats, Y. M.
Chamberlain et Baba, 1997:264
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Calerita to
Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Intertidal reef; Binners Cove, Isla
Socorro, Islas Revillagigedo, Colima, Mexico.
Pneophyllum fragile Kützing, 1843:385
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Punta Arena to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Sphaerococcus coronopifolius;
unknown locale in Mediterranean Sea (Chamberlain, 1983);
Mediterranean Sea (Silva et al., 1996).
Pneophyllum nicholsii (Setchell et L. R. Mason) P. C. Silva et P.
W. Gabrielson, in Gabrielson et al., 2004:94
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa El
Coloradito, BC, to La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla San
Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Type Locality.
On Dictyota binghamiae; La Jolla,
San Diego County, southern California, USA.
SPONGITIDACEAE SUBFAM. MASTOPHOROIDEAE
SETCHELL, 1943:134
Heteroderma Foslie, 1909:56
Heteroderma corallinicola E. Y. Dawson, 1944:273
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Cabo Arco, SON.
Type Locality.
On Corallina; cove north of
Cabo Arco, vicinity of Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Heteroderma gibbsii (Setchell et Foslie) Foslie, 1909:56
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía de los Ángeles, BC, to San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC;
Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla San José and Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Two island locales, both east
of Bahía de La Paz (Foslie, 1909): epiphytic on Sargassum at
Isla San José (25°00′N; 110°38′W) and on Isla Espíritu Santo
(24°30′N; 110°22′W), Baja California Sur, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Heteroderma subtilissimum (Foslie) Foslie, 1909:56
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
IS: Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Corallina pilifera J. V. Lamouroux; reef off Atjatuning, west coast of New Guinea.
SPONGITIDACEAE SUBFAM. NEOGONIOLITHOIDEAE
A. KATO ET M. BABA, IN KATO ET AL., 2011:669
Neogoniolithon Setchell et L. R. Mason,
1943a:92
Neogoniolithon setchellii (Foslie) W. H. Adey, 1970:9
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Las Tarabillas
to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Uppermost intertidal; White Point,
White Point Park, San Pedro, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
NUMBER 106
Neogoniolithon trichotomum (Heydrich) Setchell et L. R.
Mason, 1943a:92
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Puertecitos, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel
de la Guarda, and Isla Estanque, ISG; Isla Colorado, BC; Isla
Cholla, Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate, Isla Partida, and Bahía
San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de Venados, SIN; Isla
María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Near La Paz, Baja California Sur,
Gulf of California, Mexico (Heydrich, 1901).
SPONGITIDACEAE SUBFAM. POROLITHOIDEAE A. KATO
M. BABA, IN KATO ET AL., 2011:669
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Remarks.
Although the subfamily Porolithoideae is
generally recognized (e.g., Maneveldt and Keats, 2014; Guiry
and Guiry, 2016), it has recently been treated as a synonym of
C. subfam. Metagoniolithoideae by Rösler et al. (2016).
Porolithon Foslie, 1909:57
Porolithon onkodes (Heydrich) Foslie, 1909:57
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía del Rincón, BCS.
Type Locality.
Tami Island, northwest side of Gulf
of Huon, Solomon Sea, Papua New Guinea.
Remarks.
Porolithon onkodes is one of the most
widely distributed and ecologically important species of crustose
coralline algae. Although found in many areas of the subtropica–
tropical Indo-Pacific, South Pacific, eastern and western Pacific,
and eastern and western Atlantic (e.g., Maneveldt and Keats,
2014), current records suggest it is probably not widespread in
the Gulf of California.
Porolithon sonorense E. Y. Dawson, 1944:273
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito,
BC to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Patos, Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Isla San Esteban, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG;
Isla Partida [sur], BCS.
Type Locality.
Rocky shore; on west side of Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Spongitis Kützing, 1841:30
Spongitis decipiens (Foslie) Y. M. Chamberlain, 1993:113
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Campo Hawaii to
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
On small stone; San Pedro, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
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Remarks.
Most Gulf of California specimens referred to “S. decipens” need to reexamined (Norris, 2014).
Chamberlain (1993) found some of Dawson’s (1960b) specimens
were “S. yendoi.” Fragoso and Rodríguez (2002) later noted
some of the Dawson specimens they studied were a Hydrolithon,
and none belonged in the genus Spongitis.
Spongitis yendoi (Foslie) Y. M. Chamberlain, 1993:102
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Puerto San Felipe, BC,
to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz, SON; Isla Ángel de la
Guarda and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Bahía Salinas, Isla Carmen, BCS.
Type Locality.
Shimoda, Izu Peninsula, Shizuoka
Prefecture, Honshū Island, Japan.
Remarks.
See also Remarks above under Spongitis
decipiens.
Uncertain Record: Spongitis fruticulous Kützing, 1841:30
Remarks.
Southern Gulf specimens cited by Dawson
(1960b, as Lithothamnion fruticulosum) from Punta Los Frailes
and Isla Carmen were later identified by Johansen (1976) as Lithothamnion crassiusculum (Foslie) L. R. Mason (now Mesophyllum
crassiusculum (Foslie) Lebednik, in Athanasiadis et al., 2004). The
presence of Spongitis fruticulous in the Gulf needs to be verified.
CORALLINALES SUBORD. MESOPHYLLINEAE
ATHANASIADIS, 2016A:213
LITHOTHAMNIACEAE H. J. HAAS, 1887 [1886]:213
LITHOTHAMNIACEAE SUBFAM. LITHOTHAMNIOIDEAE
FOSLIE, 1908:19
LITHOTHAMNIOIDEAE TRIBE LITHOTHAMNIEAE
FOSLIE, 1903:25
Lithothamnion Heydrich, 1897a:412,
nom. cons.
Lithothamnion australe Foslie, in Weber-van Bosse and Foslie,
1904:24
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Guaymas, SON, to Laguna de Agiabampo, SIN. WC: Bahía Coyote to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, ISG; Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, and Isla
San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
“Gulf of California” (Weber-van
Bosse and Foslie, 1904:24); “in the vicinity of La Paz, Baja California, probably on sublittoral banks” (Dawson, 1960b:11),
Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Lithothamnion australe f. tualensis Foslie, 1904:24
Gulf of California Distribution.
María Magdalena, NAY.
IS: Isla
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Type Locality.
Tual (Kota Tual; Siboga Expedition
station no. 258), Kai Kecil (Little Kai Island; Nuhu Roa), Kai
Islands (Kei Islands; Nuhu Evav), SE part of Maluku Islands,
Maluku Province, Indonesia.
Lithothamnion microsporum (Foslie) Foslie, 1929:51
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: San Felipe, BC.
Type Locality.
On pebbles and sandstone; Pacific
Beach (between La Jolla and Mission Beach), San Diego County,
southern California, USA.
Lithothamnion muelleri Lenormand ex Rosanoff, in Rosanoff,
1866:101
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Cabo Los Machos to Calerita, BCS. IS: El Pardito-La Lobera,
Isla San José, BCS.
Type Locality.
Western Port Bay, Victoria, Australia.
Remarks.
Identification of “Lithothamnion muelleri” in the Gulf needs to be verified (Norris, 2014). In their
analysis Hernández-Kantún et al. (2015: fig. 14) found southern
Gulf of California “L. muelleri” grouped weakly with another
Lithothamnion from Fiji.
Lithothamnion phymatodeum Foslie, 1902:3
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY.
Type Locality.
“On rocks, upper sublittotal zone”
(Woelkerling et al., 2005:470); Whidbey (Whidby) Island, Island
County, Puget Sound, Washington, USA (Johansen, 1976).
Lithothamnion sp. 1 of Hernández-Kantún et al., 2014:335
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: San
Esteban, Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Lithothamnion sp. 2 of Hernández-Kantún et al., 2014:335
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Pedro Mártir, ISG.
Lithothamnion sp. 3 of Hernández-Kantún et al., 2014:335
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: El
Requesón, BCS.
MESOPHYLLACEAE ATHANASIDAS, 2016A:251
Mesophyllum Me. Lemoine, 1928:251
Mesophyllum crassiusculum (Foslie) Lebednik, in Athanasiadis
et al., 2004:152
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de Loreto, BCS. IS: Isla Carmen, BCS.
Type Locality.
White Point Beach (below Whites
Point), White Point−Royal Palms County Park, San Pedro, Los
Angeles County, southern California, USA.
Mesophyllum engelhartii (Foslie) W. H. Adey, 1970:23
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Perico and La Paz, BCS. IS: Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cape Jaffa, on SE coast of South
Australia, Australia.
Remarks.
Southern Gulf specimens identified as
Mesophyllum engelhartii and another species, M. erubescens
(Foslie) Me. Lemoine (1928) from Tenerife (Canary Islands),
were paraphyletic, grouping with lineages of Lithothamnion and
Synarthrophyton R. A. Townsend (1979) without generic limits (Hernández-Kantún et al., 2015: table 1, figs. 1–3, 17, 19).
Athanasiadis (2017), studying Lithothamnion engelhartii Foslie
(1900a), found two taxa among the type specimens, selected a
lectotype, clarified its description, and noted that its morphological characters excluded it from Lithothamnion or Mesophyllum
and also that it was affliated with Leptophytum or may possibly belong to Synarthrophyton. The generic status of the lectotype of L. engelhartii remains uncertain and in need of further
investigation.
Although identification of Gulf “M. engelhartii” remains
unresolved, the Canary Islands Mesophyllum erubescens was included in a new genus as Melyvonnea erubescens (Foslie) Athanasiadis et D. L. Ballantine (2014).
HAPALIDIALES W. E. NELSON, J. E. SUTHERLAND,
T. J. FARR ET H. S. YOON,
IN NELSON ET AL., 2015:464
HAPALIDIACEAE J. E. GRAY, 1865:22
Lithothamnion sp. 5 of Hernández-Kantún et al., 2014:335
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: San
Esteban, Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
HAPALIDIACEAE SUBFAM. CHOREONEMATOIDEAE
WOELKERLING, 1987:125
LITHOTHAMNIOIDEAE TRIBE PHYMATOLITHEAE
ADEY ET JOHANSEN, 1972:160
CHOREONEMATOIDEAE TRIBE CHOREONEMATEAE
FOSLIE EX SVEDELIUS, 1911:266
Phymatolithon Foslie, 1898:4, nom. cons.
Choreonema F. Schmitz, 1889:455
Phymatolithon sp. of Hernández-Kantún et al., 2014:336
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Pedro Mártir, ISG.
Choreonema thuretii (Bornet) F. Schmitz, 1889:455
Gulf of California Distribution.
Bahía Agua Verde to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
WC:
NUMBER 106
Type Locality.
“On Corallina; Atlantic France”
(Dawson, 1960b:30).
Lectotype Locality.
Endo-epiphytic on Haliptilon squamatum (Linnaeus) H. W. Johansen, L. M. Irvine et A. M.
Webster; Pointe de Querqueville, WNW of Cherbourg, Normandy,
France (Woelkerling, 1987; Chamberlain and Irvine, 1994).
HAPALIDIACEAE SUBFAM. MELOBESIOIDEAE
BIZZOZERO, 1885:109
MELOBESIOIDEAE TRIBE MELOBESIEAE
ARESCHOUG, 1852:506
Melobesia J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:186
Melobesia accola (Foslie) Me. Lemoine, 1924:289
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Barra de Navidad, JAL.
Type Locality.
Hao (Haorangi), coral atoll in central part of Tuamotu Archipelago (Tuamotus), east of Tahiti,
French Polynesia, South Pacific.
Remarks.
A poorly known species (Dawson, 1960b,
as Litholepis accola), Melobesia accola has not been recently
collected in the Gulf. More collections are needed to study and
confirm its identification in the Gulf of California.
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Ahnfeltia Fries, 1836:309, nom. cons.
Ahnfeltia plicata (Hudson) Fries, 1836:310
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Colorado, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: El Requesón to
Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla San José, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Habitat in littoribus marinis”
(Hudson, 1762:470); dwells on marine shores, England, UK
(Guiry and Guiry, 2014).
Ahnfeltia svensonii W. R. Taylor, 1945:238
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Segundo Cerro Prieto to Roca Roja, Bahía Kino, SON; Playa
Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas, NAY. WC: Loreto to Cabo San
Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Cholla, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Black Beach, Isla Floreana (Charles
Island; Isla Santa María), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
RHODYMENIOPHYCIDAE G. W. SAUNDERS
ET HOMMERSAND, 2004:1504
GELIDIALES KYLIN, 1923:132
GELIDIACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:XXIV, 390, 405
Melobesia marginata Setchell et Foslie, in Foslie, 1902:10
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Barra de Navidad, JAL. WC: Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Laurencia; Bodega Bay, Sonoma County, northern California, USA.
Melobesia mediocris (Foslie) Setchell et L. R. Mason,
1943b:95
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN.
Type Locality.
On Phyllospadix; Santa Cruz,
Santa Cruz County, northern California, USA.
Melobesia membranacea (Esper) J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:186
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Barra de Navidad, JAL. WC: Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
On red algae; west [Atlantic] coast
of France.
Melobesia polystromatica E. Y. Dawson, 1960b:8
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY, to Barra de Navidad, JAL.
Type Locality.
On Sargassum liebmannii; Bahía
Tenacatita, southern Jalisco, Mexico.
AHNFELTIOPHYCIDAE G. W. SAUNDERS
ET HOMMERSAND, 2004:1504
AHNFELTIALES C. A. MAGGS
ET
PUESCHEL, 1989:349
Gelidium J. V. Lamouroux, 1813:128,
nom. cons.
Gelidium coronadense E. Y. Dawson, 1953:67
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto, BCS.
Type Locality.
On mid intertidal rocks; east side
of Isla Norte, Islas Los Coronados, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Gelidium crinale (Hare ex Turner) Gaillon, 1828:362
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda to Cabo Arco, SON. WC: Campo Hawaii to Playa
El Coloradito, BC.
Lectotype Locality.
Ilfracombe, Devonshire,
England, UK (Dixon and Irvine, 1977a).
Gelidium decompositum Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:743
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puerto Calamajué to Bahía San Francisquito, BC; Bahía de Loreto, BCS. IS: Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo) and Isla Rasa, ISG.
Type Locality.
Bahía San Francisquito, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gelidium johnstonii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:742
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Cabo Arco, SON. WC: El Machorro, BC, to
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Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda,
Isla Estanque, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, and Isla San Esteban,
ISG; Isla Coronado, Isla La Ventana, Islas de Los Gemelos, BC;
Isla San Marcos, Isla Carmen, and Caleta Partida (between Isla
Partida and Isla Espíritu Santo), BCS.
Type Locality.
Bahía San Francisquito, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Gelidium coulteri Harvey, 1853:117
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Segundo Cerro Prieto, Bahía Kino, SON.
Remarks.
Reported from the upper Gulf by
Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid (1986), its presence in the
northern Gulf needs to be verified.
GELIDIELLACEAE K.-C. FAN, 1961:317
Gelidium mcnabbianum (E. Y. Dawson) Santelices, 1998:245
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano to Punta Peñasco, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Bahía Golfito, southwest of Golfo
Dulce, Puntarenas Province, Pacific coast of Costa Rica.
Gelidium microdentatum E. Y. Dawson, 1960a:36
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: San
Blas to Manzanillas, NAY. IS: Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
“Intertidal rocks across the river
from the village” (Dawson, 1960a:37); San Blas, Nayarit, Gulf
of California, Mexico.
Gelidium microphysa Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1930:151
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, and Isla Partida
(Isla Cordonazo), ISG.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Bahía Sur (South Bay),
Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Gelidium pusillum (Stackhouse) Le Jolis, 1863:139
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Campo Hawaii, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatraz, SON; Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla
Turner, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla San Juan
Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Sidmouth, Devon, England, UK
(Dixon and Irvine, 1977a).
Gelidium refugiense (E. Y. Dawson) Santelices, 2007:298
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía San Carlos, SON. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
In beach drift; on north shore of
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gelidium sclerophyllum W. R. Taylor, 1945:156
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía Concepción
to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Pelícano, SON.
Type Locality.
Dredged 5.4 m depth; near northeast side of Ensenada de San Francisco, Provincia de Esmeraldas,
northern Ecuador.
Gelidiella J. Feldmann et G. Hamel, 1934:529
Gelidiella acerosa (Forsskål) Feldmann et G. Hamel, 1934:533
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas, NAY, to Puerto Vallarta,
JAL. WC: Puertecitos, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Bahía San
Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Ad Mochhae littoral” (Forsskål,
1775:190); Al Mukha, Yemen, Red Sea.
Gelidiella hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:261
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Bahía
Kino, SON, to Sayulita, NAY. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to
Calerita, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla
Estanque, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), and Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
On mid intertidal rocks; rocky
point, about 4.8 km north of Bahía Kino, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
PTEROCLADIACEAE FELICINI ET PERRONE,
IN PERRONE ET AL., 2006:31
Pterocladia J. Agardh, 1852a:485
Pterocladia sonorensis (E. Y. Dawson) J. S. Stewart et J. N.
Norris, in Norris and Stewart, 2014:316
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Puerto San Carlos, SON.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocks; near Puerto San
Carlos on west side of Ensenada de San Francisco (northeast of
Guaymas), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Pterocladiella Santelices et
Hommersand, 1997:117
Pterocladiella caloglossoides (M. Howe) Santelices, 1998:244
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: San Felipe to Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC.
Type Locality.
Isla de San Lorenzo, off the port of
Callao (west of Lima), Peru.
Pterocladiella capillacea (S. G. Gmelin) Santelices et
Hommersand, 1997:118
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Playa Los Muertos, NAY. WC: Puerto
NUMBER 106
Calamajué, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado,
BC; Isla Rasa, ISG; Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Carmen, and Isla
Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Mediterranean Sea.
Pterocladiella luxurians (F. S. Collins) G. H. Boo et K. A.
Miller, in Boo et al., 2016:5
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Tucson to Playa Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Pacific Beach, San Diego County,
southern California, USA (Gelidium crinale f. luxurians
F. S. Collins, in Collins et al., 1903: P.B.-A. exsiccate no.
1138).
Remarks.
Although previously treated as synonym
of Pterocladia media (e.g., Stewart, 1974; Norris and Stewart,
2014), Boo et al. (2016) provided molecular evidence Gelidium
crinale f. luxurians was a distinct species belonging in Pterocladiella, as P. luxurians.
Pterocladiella media (E. Y. Dawson) G. H. Boo et K. A. Miller,
in Boo et al., 2016:5
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
Rocky beach just north of Windand-Sea (“Windansea” surfing beach), La Jolla, San Diego
County, southern California, USA.
Remarks.
Recently, molecular analysis of type specimens by Boo et al. (2016) supported placement of Pterocladia
media E. Y. Dawson (1958) in the genus Pterocladiella.
GRACILARIALES FREDERICQ
ET
HOMMERSAND, 1989:225
GRACILARIACEAE NÄGELI, 1847:240, 254
GRACILARIACEAE SUBFAM. GRACILARIOIDEAE
STIZENBERGER, 1860:41
GRACILARIOIDEAE TRIBE GRACILARIEAE
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Gracilaria crispata Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:753
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Puertecitos,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado, BC; Isla Tiburón
and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Cholla,
Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate, and Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de Venados, SIN.
Type Locality.
Rancho Eureka (near Punta Soledad), Bahía de Las Palmas, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gracilaria cunninghamii Farlow ex J. Agardh, 1901:93
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: San Felipe, BC.
Type Locality.
Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
County, southern California, USA.
Gracilaria marcialana E. Y. Dawson, 1949a:15
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Roca
Rojo, Bahía Kino, SON. WC: Machorro, BC, to Bahía de La
Paz, BCS. IS: Roca San Marcial, BCS; Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 16–30 m depths; reef,
vicinity of Roca San Marcial, about 2.0 km north-northeast
of Punta San Marcial, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Gracilaria pachydermatica Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:753
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: El Coloradito,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
la Guarda, Isla Turner, and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On upper sublittoral rocks; Isla
Tortuga (off Puerto Santa Rosalía), Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Gracilaria ascidiicola E. Y. Dawson, 1961a:203
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puerto Escondido to Bahía de Loreto, BCS.
Type Locality.
Growing in an ascidian (tunicate),
on mud bottom; innermost lagoon, Puerto Escondido, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gracilaria pacifica I. A. Abbott, 1985:116
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Playa Guayabitos and Playa las
Peñas, NAY. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de La
Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Estanque, Isla Tiburón, Isla Rasa, and Isla
San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS. Isla
de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Intertidal (0.0 foot tide level); midway to southwest end of Stillwater Cove, Pebble Beach, Monterey County, central California, USA.
Gracilaria cerrosiana W. R. Taylor, 1945:232
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: La
Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Bahía Sur, Isla Cedros
(Isla Cerros), Baja California, Mexico.
Gracilaria papenfussii I. A. Abbott, 1983:562
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to Bahía Rincón, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Jolla, San Diego County, southern California, USA.
Gracilaria Greville, 1830:iiv, 121, nom. cons.
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Gracilaria parvispora I. A. Abbott, 1985:119
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: San
Juan de la Costa (Bahía de La Paz) to Playa La Concha (vicinity
of La Paz), BCS. IS: Isla Huitussi, Bahía Navachiste, SIN.
Type Locality.
Kāne ̔ohe (Kaneohe) Bay, island of
Oahu (Hawaiian Islands), Hawaii, USA.
Remarks.
Gracilaria parvispora is morphologically
similar to another invasive species G. verimicularophyla. A nonnative species in the Gulf, it has recently been identified in the
southern Gulf primarily on the basis of genetic analyses (GarcíaRodríguez et al., 2013).
that species to be a synonym of G. subsecundata (see Remarks
below under Gracilaria hancockii).
Gracilaria pinnata Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:751
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Isla La Ventana, BC; Isla María
Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Bahía de Los Ángeles, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gracilaria turgida E. Y. Dawson, 1949a:14
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Laguna Santa María y Laguna La Reforma, SIN. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
IS: Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
Mudflat; upper Newport Harbor,
Newport–Balboa, Orange County, southern California, USA.
Gracilaria ramisecunda E. Y. Dawson, 1949a:17
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Cholla, BCS.
Type Locality.
Intertidal; Cabeza Ballena, Baja
California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gracilaria veleroae E .Y. Dawson, 1944:297
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Peñasco, SON, to Bahía Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: Campo
Hawaii, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón and Isla
Turner, ISG; Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla Isabel, NAY.
Type Locality.
Dredged 4–30 m depths; off the
southern shore of Isla Tiburón (near Isla Turner), Sonora, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gracilaria rubrimembra E. Y. Dawson, 1949a:32
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. IS: Isla San
Pedro Mártir, ISG.
Type Locality.
South side of Ensenada de San
Francisco (near Puerto San Carlos), Sonora, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Gracilaria spinigera E. Y. Dawson, 1949a:24
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS:
Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Tortuga, Isla Carmen, and Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Upper sublittoral rocks; Ensenada
de San Francisco (vicinity of Puerto San Carlos), Sonora, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Gracilaria subsecundata Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:755
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Piedras del Burro to Guaymas, SON, to Laguna Ceuta, SIN. WC:
Campo Hawaii, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Herein the selection of a lectotype specimen of another species, G. hancockii E. Y. Dawson, recognizes
Gracilaria tepocensis (E. Y. Dawson) E. Y. Dawson,
1961a:211
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON, to Cabo Corrientes, JAL.WC: San Felipe,
BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, and Isla Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 21.6 m depth; Bahía Tepoca, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Invasive species: Gracilaria vermiculophylla (Ohmi) Papenfuss,
1967:101
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Colorado, SON; Bahía de Navachiste to Teacapán, SIN.
Type Locality.
Gomejima, Akkeshi-ko Lagoon
(shallow estuary connected to shore of Akkeshi Bay), Kushiro Province (now Kushiro Subprefecture), Hokkaidō Island,
Japan.
Remarks.
Apparently introduced and sometimes
commercially harvested in the Gulf, it is a highly invasive species (Norris, 2014). Its spread and ecological effect on the native Gulf marine flora need to be studied. It has been reported
on the Pacific coast of northern Baja California in the estero at
Punta Banda (L. Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2014). Morphologically
similar to G. parvispora, the two in the Gulf may be confused
and sometimes could be misidentified [see also: Remarks under
G. parvispora].
Gracilaria vivesii M. Howe, 1911:503
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Lobos to Guaymas, SON. WC: San Felipe, BC, to Bahía
de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Patos, Isla Turner, and Isla San Esteban,
ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Carmen, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
NUMBER 106
Remarks.
textorii.
See also comments below under Gracilaria
Uncertain Record: Gracilaria textorii (Suringar) Hariot,
1891:223
Remarks.
The presence of the Japanese G. textorii
in the northern Gulf of California seems unlikely and requires
further study (Norris and Gurgel, 2014). Most specimens of Gulf
“G. textorii sensu Dawson (1961a)” were referred to G. vivesii,
and those of Mateo-Cid and Mendoza-González (1992) from
Nayarit may also belong to G. vivesii.
Resolved Status: Gracilaria hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:297
Type Locality.
Dredged 4−32 m depths; off southern shore of Isla Tiburón near Isla Turner, Sonora, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
The taxonomic status of Gracilaria hancockii E. Y. Dawson (1944) has been uncertain (Norris and
Gurgel, 2014). Dawson (1949a) treated the taxon as a “nomen
confusum” on the basis of his reexamination of the type collection of G. hancockii (AHFH-38), in which he found a mix
of specimens of different species—that is, tetrasporophytes that
were either a species of Gracilaria or a Gracilariopsis, a cystocarpic species of Agardhiella, or a sterile specimen he referred
to Gracilaria subsecundata. We chose the specimen on the herbarium type sheet (EYD-149; AHFH-38, now UC) identified
by Dawson (1949a:39) to be G. subsecundata Setchell et N. L.
Gardner (1924a) as the lectotype of G. hancockii E. Y. Dawson (1944:297). The two are conspecific, with G. subsecundata
Setchell et N. L. Gardner (1924a:755) being the older valid name.
Excluded Species: Gracilaria verrucosa sensu Dawson,
1961b:214
Remarks.
Gulf of California specimens previously
identified as “Gracilaria verrucosa” are excluded from the Gulf
marine flora (non G. verrucosa (Hudson) Papenfuss, 1950, nom.
rej., which is now Gracilariopsis longissima (S. G. Gmelin)
Steentoft, L. M. Irvine et Farnham, 1995). Gulf of California
specimens previously identified as “Gracilaria verrucosa” need
to be reexamined and compared to the narrow, cylindrical species of Gracilariaceae reported in the Gulf (Norris and Gurgel,
2014)—that is, Gracilaria (G. pacifica, G. papenfussii, and G.
vermiculophylla) and Gracilariopsis (G. andersonii, G. animasensis, G. longissima, G. megaspora, and G. rhodotricha)—to
determine their identifications.
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Gracilariopsis animasensis Gurgel et J. N. Norris, in Norris
and Gurgel, 2014:398
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles,
BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Angel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
In fine-sediment sand, intertidal to
1.0 m depths; shallow channel near entrance to mangrove estero
inside of Bahía de Las Ánimas (28°48′28″N, 113°21′39″W), Baja
California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gracilariopsis longissima (S. G. Gmelin) Steentoft, L. M. Irvine
et Farnham, 1995:117
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Navachiste, SIN.
Syntype Localities.
“Ad littoral Belgii nonnunquam proiicitur, Dellenius haber, aquae ductum sequi, et lapillis
adnasci ad canals et introitus maris pone Sheernefs” (Gmelin,
1768:134); littoral, Belgium and Sheerness [probably mouth of
River Thames].
Neotype Locality.
Sheerness, Kent, England, UK
(Steentoft et al., 1995).
Gracilariopsis megaspora E. Y. Dawson, 1949a:45
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía San Carlos, SON.
Type Locality.
Lagoon, Bahía San Carlos, Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Gracilariopsis rhodotricha E. Y. Dawson,
1949a:47
Remarks.
A southern Gulf specimen from Bahía de
San Lucas, BCS, was tentatively referred to G. rhodotricha (Norris, 1985; Norris and Gurgel, 2014); more collections are needed
to verify its presence in the Gulf.
Gracilariophila Setchell et H. L. Wilson,
in Wilson, 1910:81
Gracilariophila gardneri Setchell, 1923:393
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, to Bahía Bacochibampo, SON.
Type Locality.
On Gracilaria cunninghamii; Santa
Monica, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
PTEROCLADIOPHILACEAE K.-C. FAN
ET PAPENFUSS, 1959:38
Gracilariopsis E. Y. Dawson, 1949a:40
Gelidiocolax N. L. Gardner, 1927b:340
Gracilariopsis andersonii (Grunow) E. Y. Dawson,
1949a:43
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal to Guaymas, SON; Bahía Topolobampo, SIN (with
query). WC: San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de La Paz; BCS.
Type Locality.
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County,
central California, USA.
Gelidiocolax microsphaericus N. L. Gardner, 1927b:341
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Gelidium pulchrum; ~3.2 km
south of Balboa Beach, Orange County, southern California,
USA.
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BONNEMAISONIALES FELDMANN ET
FELDMANN-MAZOYER, 1943:163
BONNEMAISONIACEAE F. SCHMITZ, 1892:20
Asparagopsis Montagne, 1841:xv
Asparagopsis taxiformis (Delile) Trevisan, 1845:45
(gametophytes); and Falkenbergia-phase (sporophyte)
Gulf of California Distribution.
Asparagopsis taxiformis (gametophytes)—EC: Puerto Peñasco, SON, to
Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: San Felipe, BC, to Punta Los Frailes,
BCS. IS: Rocas Consag, SON; Isla Coronado and Islas de Los
Gemelos, BC; Isla Mejía, Roca Blanca, and Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, and Isla Rasa, ISG; Isla Tortuga, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Cholla, Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate,
Isla San Diego, Isla San Francisco, Isla Partida, Isla Espíritu Santo,
and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS. Falkenbergia-phase (sporophyte)—EC: Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Miramar, NAY. WC: Bahía
de Los Ángeles, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado
and Isla La Ventana, BC; Isla Partida and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Remarks.
Both gametophytes and presumed sporophytes in the life history of Asparagopsis taxiformis have been
collected in the Gulf of California. However, the two phases are
not always found at the same time or at the same locales.
Bonnemaisonia C. Agardh, 1822:196
Bonnemaisonia hamifera Hariot, 1891:223
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puerto Calamajué to Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Roca Blanca
and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla Estanque,
ISG; Isla La Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture,
southeast Honshū Island, Japan.
Remarks.
Only the gametophytes of Bonnemaisonia
hamifera are known in the Gulf of California. The presumed sporophyte, Trailliella-phase, has not yet been collected in the Gulf.
CERAMIALES NÄGELI, 1847:196, 253
CERAMIALES SUBORD. CERAMIINEAE
ATHANASIADIAS, 2016B:764
CALLITHAMNIACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:370
CALLITHAMNIACEAE SUBFAM. CALLITHAMNIOIDEAE
DE TONI, 1903:1252
CALLITHAMNIOIDEAE TRIBE CALLITHAMNIEAE
J. AGARDH, 1851:4
Aglaothamnion Feldmann-Mazoyer, 1940:451
Aglaothamnion endovagum (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) I. A.
Abbott, 1972:262
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco to Bahía Catalina, SON. IS: Isla San
Esteban and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Endo-epiphytic in fronds of Grateloupia prolongata J. Agardh; Isla San Esteban, Sonora, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Callithamnion Lyngbye, 1819:xxxi, 123
Callithamnion bisporum var. australe E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:26
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Puerto Escondido, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 6–9 m depths; outer bay,
Puerto Escondido, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Callithamnion catalinense E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:28
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 15–30 m depths; on Farnsworth Bank, sea mount off west side of Santa Catalina Island,
Los Angeles County, California Channel Islands (Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary), southern California, USA.
Callithamnion compactum E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:29
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON.
Type Locality.
Intertidal, on Prionitis delicatula;
Bahía Asunción, Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Remarks.
Dawson (1962a) noted the vicinity of
Guaymas specimen was sterile and may possibly be referable to
this species. Its presence in the Gulf needs verification.
Callithamnion marshallense E. Y. Dawson, 1957:117
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
At 1.6–3.0 m depths, lagoon; south
end of Parry Island, Enewetak Atoll (Eniwetok), Republic of the
Marshall Islands.
Callithamnion paschale Børgesen, 1924a:294
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Tucson, Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, to Bahía Bacochibampo, SON. WC: Faro de San Felipe, BC, to Punta Los Frailes,
BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, and Isla Partida,
ISG; Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS;
Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Hanga Piko, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Province Isla de Pascua (Valparaiso Region), Chile.
Callithamnion ramosissimum N. L. Gardner, 1927c:404
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Loreto to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Hypnea; La Jolla, San
Diego County, southern California, USA.
NUMBER 106
Callithamnion rupicola C. L. Anderson, 1894:360
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Puertecitos,
BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Monterey Bay, Monterey
County, central California, USA.
CALLITHAMNIACEAE
SUBFAM.
CROUANIOIDEAE DE TONI,
1903:1252
CROUANIOIDEAE TRIBE CROUANIEAE F. SCHMITZ
ET HAUPTFLEISCH, 1897B:484, 497
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Antithamnion defectum Kylin, 1925:46
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Islas de Los Gemelos, BC; Canal de
San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Three locales were given by
Kylin (1925): Friday Harbor (San Juan Island), Canoe Island,
and Peavine Pass (channel between Orcas Island and Blakely Island), all San Juan County, Washington, USA.
Lectotype Localities.
Friday Harbor, San Juan
Island, San Juan County, Washington, USA (Smith, 1944); and,
Canoe Island (off SE of Shaw Island and NW end of Lopez Island), San Juan County, Washington, USA (Lindstrom and Gabrielson, 1989; Athanasiadis, 1996a).
Crouania J. Agardh, 1842:83
Crouania attenuata (C. Agardh) J. Agardh, 1842:83
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Punta Robinson, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz
to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Atlantic Ocean” (Agardh, 1824).
Lectotype Locality.
Brittany, northwest France
(Dixon, 1962).
Crouanophycus Athanasiadis, 1998:517
Crouanophycus mcnabbii (E. Y. Dawson) Athanasiadis,
1998:517
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Caleta Santa María to Roca El Solitario, BCS.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Roca El Solitario, Bahía
Agua Verde, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Antithamnion hubbsii E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:17
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Codium, dredged 70 m depth;
Melpomene Cove, Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Antithamnion hubbsii E. Y. Dawson was
treated as a “provisional synonym” of A. nipponicum Yamada et
Inagaki (1935) by Cho et al. (2005:333). Further genetic analyses of type material of A. hubbsii are needed to verify its taxonomic status and the identify of Gulf of California specimens of
“A. hubbsii.”
Antithamnion kylinii N. L. Gardner, 1927c:411
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Canal de Infiernillo, SON.
Type Locality.
On “log floats”; Victoria Harbor,
Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
CERAMIACEAE DUMORTIER, 1822:71, 100
CERAMIACEAE SUBFAM. CERAMIOIDEAE
S. F. GRAY, 1821:317
CERAMIOIDEAE TRIBE ANTITHAMNIEAE
HOMMERSAND, 1963:330
Uncertain Record: Antithamnion plumulum (Ellis et Solander)
Thuret ex Le Jolis, 1863:112
Remarks.
Athanasiadis (1996a) noted the Isla Guadalupe specimen referred to “A. plumulum var. plumulum” by
Dawson (1962a) was probably a species of Pterothamnion. The
southern Gulf record of “Antithamnion plumulum” from Isla
Santa Cruz, BCS (Dawson, 1966b), should also be reinvestigated.
Antithamnion Nägeli, 1847:202
Antithamnion antillanum Børgesen, 1917:226
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Charlotte Amalie Harbor, near
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands.
Antithamnion decipiens (J. Agardh) Athanasiadis,
1996a:151
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to El Desemboque de los Seris,
SON. WC: Caleta Santa María to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur,
SE France, western Mediterranean Sea.
CERAMIOIDEAE TRIBE CERAMIEAE F. SCHMITZ
ET HAUPTFLEISCH, 1897B:501
Centroceras Kützing, 1842:731
Centroceras clavulatum (C. Agardh) Montagne, 1846:140
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Faro de
San Felipe, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Pelícano, SON;
Isla Coronado, BC; Isla Partida, Isla Tortuga, Isla San Ildefonso,
Isla Cholla, Isla Carmen, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS;
Isla de la Piedra, SIN; Isla Isabel and Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Callao (seaport W of Lima), Provincia Constitucional, central Peru.
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Remarks.
“Centroceras clavulatum” is now recognized to be a complex that includes several distinct species (Won
et al., 2009; Schneider et al., 2015); thus, Gulf of California
specimens referred to “C. clavulatum” should be reexamined to
verify their identification.
Centroceras gasparrinii (Meneghini) Kützing, 1849:689
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Nueva Guaymas, SON. WC: El Tecolote to
Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Palermo, NW coast of island of Sicily, Mediterranean Sea, southern Italy.
Ceramium Roth, 1797:146, nom. cons.
to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla Ángel de
la Guarda and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla de La
Piedra, SIN
Type Locality.
Floating among other algae; Eureka, near La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Ceramium clarionense Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1930:130
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Codium; Isla Clarión, Islas Revillagigedo, Colima, Mexico.
Remarks.
Northern Gulf specimens identified as “C.
clarionense” (US Alg. Coll.) were found to be C. aduncum (Bucher and Norris, 2014a). Other southern Gulf specimens identified as “C. clarionense” following Dawson (1962a) should also
be reexamined to verify their identification.
Ceramium aduncum Y. Nakamura, 1950:158
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Miramar, NAY. WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON;
Isla Patos, ISG; Isla Partida and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla
María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Gôza, southeastern Shima Peninsula,
Mie Prefecture (formerly Shima Province), Honshū Island, Japan.
Ceramium codicola J. Agardh, 1894:23
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to San José del Cabo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Codium; Santa Cruz, Santa
Cruz County, northern California, USA.
Ceramium affine var. affine Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1930:172
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Playa Guayabitos and
Playa Las Peñas, NAY. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles to Punta Los
Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado, BC; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel
de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Codium simulans; Isla
Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Ceramium codii (H. Richards) Feldmann-Mazoyer, 1938:324
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bermuda.
Remarks.
Although Geneviève Feldmann-Mazoyer
(Dorr and Nicolson, 2009) has sometimes published and is listed in
the references as “G. Mazoyer,” her citation as the author of algal
names is “Feldmann-Mazoyer” (see Brummitt and Powell, 1992).
Ceramium affine var. peninsularis E. Y. Dawson, 1950a:132
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Punta Los Frailes to
Bahía de San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 4–6 m depths; Isla Concha, Laguna Ojo de Liebre (Scammon’s Lagoon), El Vizcaíno
Biosphere Reserve (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Pacific coast
of northwestern Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Ceramium comptum Børgesen, 1924b:28
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Colorado, SON.
Type Locality.
Beata Island, Dominican Republic,
Hispanola Island, Caribbean Sea.
Remarks.
Ceramium comptum was recorded in the
northern Gulf by Serviere-Zaragoza et al. (2012).
Ceramium camouii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:319
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Ensenada Bacochibampo, SON, to Playa Guayabitos and Playa Las
Peñas, NAY. WC: Faro de San Felipe, BC, to Punta Arena, BCS.
IS: Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocks; Isla Turner (off
southeast end of Isla Tiburón), Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la
Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium caudatum Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:776
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Punta
Gorda, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC: Puertecitos, BC,
Ceramium equisetoides E. Y. Dawson, 1944:320
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Playa Guayabitos and
Playa Las Peñas, NAY. WC: Bahía Concepción to Punta Arena,
BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de La Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Upper intertidal, on rock-shingle
beach; Puerto San Carlos, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium giacconei Cormaci et G. Furnari, 1991:45
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Perico, BCS.
Type Locality.
Lachea Island, archipelago of Cyclops, Gulf of Aci Trezza, Province of Catania, Sicily, Italy.
NUMBER 106
Ceramium hamatispinum E. Y. Dawson, 1950a:122
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: inner
lagoon, Bahía San Carlos, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
Type Locality.
Intertidal; Miramar, south of San
Blas, Nayarit, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium horridulum P. C. Silva, 1972:204
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Puerto Viejo, Bahía Mazatlán, SIN. WC:
Bahía de los Ángeles, BC, to San Juan de la Costa, BCS. IS: Roca
Blanca and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, and Isla Tiburón, ISG; Puerto Ballandra, Isla Carmen,
and Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Guaymas, Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium howellii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1937:88
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta La Gringa, BC. IS: Bahía Salinas, Isla Carmen, BCS.
Type Locality.
On rocks; SE side of Isla Fernandina (Narborough Island), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Ceramium interruptum Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:775
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, to Bahía Tepoca, SON. WC:
Bahía Agua Verde to Eureka, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
Eureka, near La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium mazatlanense E. Y. Dawson, 1950a:130
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Codium; small reef,
about 3.22 km N of Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium monacanthum J. Agardh, 1894:29
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Mazatlán, SIN, to Playa Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas, NAY.
WC: Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Ad oras Tamaniae” (Agardh,
1894); George Town [on east bank of mouth of Tamar River],
NE Tasmania (Womersley, 1978).
Ceramium obesum E. Y. Dawson, 1950a:119
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Bahía
Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocky shore; Bahía Agua
Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura),
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium pacificum (Collins) Kylin, 1925:61
Gulf of California Distribution.
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
EC:
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Lectotype
Locality.
Monterey,
Monterey
County, central California, USA (Smith, 1944).
Remarks.
Some Gulf of California specimens referred
to “C. pacificum” were later found to be C. horridulum (Bucher
and Norris, 2014a). Other Gulf records referred to “C. pacificum” should also be reexamined to verify its presence in the Gulf.
Ceramium paniculatum Okamura, 1896:36
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC:
Bahía San Francisquito, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San
Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Corallina; “Kamahara, Iwaki
Province [now Fukushima Prefecture]” (Dawson, 1962a:62),
northeast coast of Honshū Island, Japan.
Ceramium periconicum T. O. Cho et Riosmena-Rodríguez,
2008:307
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Punta Perico to Bahía de
San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla la Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
Depth of 2–3 m; Punta Perico
(north of Bahía de los Muertos), Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Ceramium personatum Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1930:171
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN.
Type Locality.
Epiphyte; Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Ceramium procumbens Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:772
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, to Bahía San Carlos, SON. WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Partida
(Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Tortuga and Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Grateloupia prolongata J. Agardh; Isla Partida [sur] (off north end of Isla Espíritu
Santo), Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium serpens Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:775
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to Punta Palmilla, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Laurencia; La Paz,
Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium sinicola Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:773
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN.
WC: Bahía de Loreto to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Turner, Isla San Esteban, and Isla
Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla San Pedro
Nolasco, SON; Isla San Ildefonso and Isla Gaviota, BCS.
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Type Locality.
Bahía de Todos Santos, Ensenada,
Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Remarks.
The original species name “sinicola” was
chosen by Setchell and Gardner (1924a) on the mistaken assumption that “Ensenada Bay” was in the Gulf of California
(Dawson, 1962a). Ensenada Bay is not in the Gulf, but on the
Pacific coast of northern Baja California.
Ceramium sinicola var. johnstonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
E. Y. Dawson, 1944:316
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC: La Paz,
BCS. IS: Isla San Esteban and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on other algae; Isla San
Pedro Mártir, Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura),
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ceramium vagans P. C. Silva, in Silva et al., 1987:56
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Within tufts of Ectocarpus breviarticulatus (now Asteronema breviarticulatum), near the margin of
seaward reef opposite the Enewetak Marine Biology Laboratory,
Parry Island, Enewetak (Eniwetok) Atoll, Ralik Archipelago,
northwestern Republic of the Marshall Islands.
Ceramium zacae Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1937:89
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Segundo Cerro Prieto, Bahía
Kino, SON. WC: Puertecitos, BC, to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Codium fragile; Bahía
Tortuga, on southeast side of Bahía San Bartolomé, Pacific coast
of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Corallophila Weber-van Bosse, 1923:339
Corallophila bella (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) R. E. Norris,
1993:395
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Guaymas, Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gayliella T. O. Cho, L. McIvor et S. M. Boo,
in Cho et al., 2008:723
Gayliella fimbriata (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) T. O. Cho et S.
M. Boo, in Cho et al., 2008:723
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas,
JAL. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla
Tiburón, and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla San José, Isla Monserrate, Isla
Espíritu Santo, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Floating; Eureka, near La Paz, Baja
California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gayliella species A of Bucher and Norris, 2014a:196
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco to Ensenada de San Francisco,
SON. WC: Bahía Agua Verde to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla
Coronado, BC; Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate, and Isla San Juan
Nepomuceno, BCS.
Remarks.
Specimens identified “Ceramium gracillimum var. byssoideum” by Dawson (1962a; non C. gracillimum
var. byssoideum (Harvey) Feldmann-Mazoyer, 1938) were found
to be the same species of Gayliella species A (Bucher and Norris,
2014a) and may be an undescribed species.
Gayliella recticortica (E. Y. Dawson) T. O. Cho et S. M. Boo,
in Cho et al., 2008:736
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Bacochibampo, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía Balandra to Punta Perico, BCS. IS: Isla la Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Coeloseira pacifica
(now Gastroclonium pacificum); Bahía Bacochibampo (west of
Guaymas), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gayliella taylorii (E. Y. Dawson) T. O. Cho et S. M. Boo, in
Cho et al., 2008:727
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Puerto Escondido to
Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Patos, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo),
and Isla Rasa, ISG; Isla San Ildefonso and Isla Carmen, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cabeza Ballena, Baja California
Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
CERAMIOIDEAE TRIBE DELESSERIOPSIEAE
ITONO ET TAK. TANAKA, 1973:251
Balliella Itono et Tak. Tanaka, 1973:249
Balliella pseudocorticata (E. Y. Dawson) D. N. Young, 1981:94
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Loreto to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 7.3–18.3 m depths; Canal
de San Lorenzo (channel between south end of Isla Espíritu Santo
and coastal peninsula from Punta Coyote to Punta San Lorenzo),
near the entrance to Bahía de La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
CERAMIOIDEAE TRIBE DOHRNIELLEAE
FELDMANN-MAZOYER, 1940:241
Antithamnionella Lyle, 1922:347
Antithamnionella breviramosa (E. Y. Dawson) E. M.
Wollaston, in Womersley and Bailey, 1970:322
NUMBER 106
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Faro de San
Felipe, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla la Ventana, BC; Isla
San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Las Ánimas, ISG; Isla Cholla and
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Drift, epiphytic on Sargassum
palmeri Grunow; Pebbly Beach, SE of Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, Los Angeles County, California Channel Islands (Channel
Islands National Marine Sanctuary), southern California, USA.
Antithamnionella cf. spirographidis (Schiffner) E. M.
Wollaston, 1968:345
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco to Canal de Infiernillo, SON. IS: Isla Salsipuedes, ISG.
Type Locality.
Sacchetta, Gulf of Trieste, Adriatic
Sea, Italy.
Antithamnionella sublittoralis (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
Athanasiadis, 1996a:119
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Los Frailes to San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Bahía Salinas,
Isla Carmen, and Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic, dredged at 37 m depth;
San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Irtugovia Perestenko, 1996:204
Remarks.
Placement of the genus Irtugovia in tribe
Dohrnielleae is tentative and requires further study.
Irtugovia pacifica (Harvey) Perestenko, 1996:142
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca to Guaymas, SON.
Syntype Localities.
Two locales were given by
Harvey (1862): Orcas Island, San Juan Islands, Washington,
USA, and Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada.
Lectotype Locality.
Orcas Island, San Juan
Islands, San Juan County, Salish Sea, Washington, USA (Lindstrom and Gabrielson, 1989).
Remarks.
Dawson (1962a, as Antithamnion pacificum; =Antithamnionella pacifica (Harvey) Wollaston) noted
his earlier collections (Dawson, 1944) were missing. Unless the
misplaced Gulf specimens can be found, new collections of I. pacifica are needed to verify its presence in the Gulf of California.
CERAMIOIDEAE TRIBE PTEROTHAMNIEAE
ATHANASIADIS, 1996A:44
Pterothamnion Nägeli, in Nägeli
et Cramer, 1855:66
Pterothamnion orbignianum (Montagne) Nägeli, 1862:376
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Province of Callao, Peru.
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Pterothamnion pectinatum (Kylin) Athanasiadis et Kraft,
1994:130
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Mejía, Roca Blanco, and Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, and Isla Las
Ánimas, ISG.
Type Locality.
On piles at docks; Friday Harbor,
San Juan Island, San Juan County, Washington, USA.
Pterothamnion plumula (J. Ellis) Nägeli in Nägeli et Cramer,
1855:66
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Santa Cruz, BCS.
Type Locality.
No locale was given by Ellis (1768,
as Conferva plumula); Brighton [east Sussex], England, UK
(Dawson, 1962a); probably Sussex, England, UK (Maggs and
Hommersand, 1993).
Pterothamnion tepocense (E. Y. Dawson) Athanasiadis et Kraft,
1994:130
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON.
Type Locality.
Dredged 22 m depth on sandy bottom with abundant worm tubes; Bahía Tepoca, Sonora, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
CERAMIACEAE SUBFAM. SPONGOCLONIOIDEAE
DE TONI, 1903:1252
SPONGOCLONIOIDEAE TRIBE SPONGOCLONIEAE
F. SCHMITZ ET HAUPTFLEISCH, 1897B:484, 491
Pleonosporium Nägeli, 1862:326, 339,
nom. cons.
Pleonosporium globuliferum Levring, 1941:647
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Punta Arena to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Ausserhalb Sanchez, Masafuera
[Island]” (Levring, 1960:604, 647); Quebrada Sánchez, Isla
Alejandro Selkirk (Isla Más Afuera), Islas Juan Fernández, Valparaíso Region, Chile.
Pleonosporium mexicanum E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:41
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Miramar, NAY. WC: Bahía de Loreto
to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla Patos and
Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Santa Cruz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Lowermost intertidal on small reef
(3 km north of Belmar Hotel); Playa de Olas Atlas, vicinity of
Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Gulf of California, Mexico.
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Pleonosporium rhizoideum E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:42
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY.
Type Locality.
Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, Pacific Mexico.
Pleonosporium squarrulosum (Harvey) I. A. Abbott, 1972:262
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Golden Gate, California” (Harvey, 1853:233) [entrance to San Francisco Bay; probably at
westernmost entrance Land’s End or either Fort Point or below
the Presidio, in the vicinity of the Golden Gate Bridge]; “San
Francisco” (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976:618), San Francisco
County, northern California, USA.
Pleonosporium vancouverianum (J. Agardh) J. Agardh,
1892:37
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Chacala to Lo de Marcos, NAY. IS: Isla Coronado and
Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
SPYRIDIACEAE J. AGARDH, 1851:VII, 337
SPYRIDIACEAE TRIBE SPYRIDEAE F. SCHMITZ
ET P. HAUPTFLEISCH, 1897B:484, 499
Spyridia Harvey, 1833:259, 336
Spyridia cf. filamentosa [non S. filamentosa (Wulfen) Harvey,
1833:337]
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Faro de San
Felipe, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón and Isla
Turner, ISG; Isla San José, Isla Partida, Isla Espíritu Santo, and
Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Spyridia filamentosa (Wulfen) Harvey: Vienna? (Maggs and Hommersand, 1993); Adriatic Sea
(Silva et al., 1996).
Remarks.
Apparently introduced into the upper
Gulf in the 1970s (Norris, 2014), Gulf specimens tentatively referred to as “S. cf. filamentosa” need comparisons to see if they
can be identified with one of the lineages of Zuccarello et al.
(2002, 2004) or of Conklin and Sherwood (2012) or if they are
one or more different species or possibly a new species.
Anotrichium Nägeli, 1862:397
Anotrichium anthericephalum (E. Y. Dawson) Baldock, 1976:560
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to El Desemboque de los Seris, SON.
Type Locality.
Intertidal, north side of reef; on
southwest tip of Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of northern
Baja California, Mexico.
Anotrichium furcellatum (J. Agardh) Baldock, 1976:560
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Punta Gorda to San José del Cabo,
BCS. IS: Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Near Amalfi, Sorrentine Peninsula,
province of Naples, Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy.
Anotrichium multiramosum (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
Baldock, 1976:560
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Ensenada San Francisco, SON. WC: Bahía de
Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 36.6 m depth; San José del
Cabo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Anotrichium secundum (Harvey ex J. Agardh) G. Furnari, in
Cormaci et al., 1994:635
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Santa Teresa,
BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, Isla Estanque, and Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla Coronado,
BC; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Tortuga, I. San Ildefonso,
Isla Cholla, Isla Carmen, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Ad oras Capenses” (Agardh,
1851:85); Muizenberg, False Bay, Cape Province, South Africa
(Silva et al., 1996).
Griffithsia C. Agardh, 1817:xxviii, nom. cons.
Griffithsia pacifica Kylin, 1925:58
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC: San Felipe to
Santa Teresa, BC. IS: Isla Pelícano, SON; Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged; off Turn Island, east of Friday Harbor, San Juan Island, San Juan County, Washington, USA.
WRANGELIACEAE
CERAMIALES
SUBORD.
SPERMOTHAMNIINEAE FARLOW,
1881:107, 118
LEJOLISIEAE FELDMANN-MAZOYER,
1940:240, 371
TRIBE
Lejolisia Bornet, 1859:91
WRANGELIACEAE J. AGARDH, 1851:X, 701
WRANGELIACEAE TRIBE GRIFFITHSIEAE F. SCHMITZ
ET HAUPTFLEISCH, 1897B:483, 487
Lejolisia colombiana W. R. Taylor, 1945:265
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Cabo Pulmo to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
NUMBER 106
Type Locality.
Isla Gorgona (Parque Nacional
Natural Isla Gorgona), off the Pacific coast of Departamento de
Valle del Cauca, Colombia.
Lejolisia hoshawii E. Y. Dawson, 1966b:64
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía de Loreto, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Sargassum in drift; Playa Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
WRANGELIACEAE TRIBE SPERMOTHAMNIEAE
F. SCHMITZ ET HAUPTFLEISCH, 1897B:483, 485
Spermothamnion Areschoug, 1847:334
Spermothamnion sp. of Ortega et al., 1987:[90]
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN.
Remarks.
Specimen of “Spermothamnion sp.” from
Ortega et al. (1987:[90], table 3) needs reexamination to determine its identification; it may be a species of Spermothamnion or
possibly of Tiffaniella.
Tiffaniella Doty et Meñez, 1960:135
Tiffaniella phycophila (W. R. Taylor) E. M. Gordon, 1972:125
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Black Beach, Isla Floreana (Charles
Island; Isla Santa María), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Tiffaniella saccorhiza (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Doty et
Meñez, 1960:138
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY.
WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Codium sp.; Isla Guadalupe, off
Pacific coast of northern Baja California, Mexico.
Tiffaniella snyderae (Farlow) I. A. Abbott, 1971:352
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. IS: Isla San
Jorge, SON; Isla Patos, ISG.
Syntype Localities.
Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara,
and San Diego, California (Farlow, 1899).
Lectotype Locality.
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz
County, northern California, USA (Smith, 1944).
DASYACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:413
DASYACEAE
SUBFAM.
DASYOIDEAE DE TONI, 1903:776
Dasya C. Agardh, 1824:xxxiv, 211, nom. cons.
Dasya pedicellata subsp. stanfordiana (Farlow) J. N. Norris et
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Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo,
SIN. WC: Punta La Gringa, BC, to Caleta Santa María, BCS. IS:
Isla Mejía, Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos,
Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Canal de Infiernillo, SON; Isla Carmen and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Syntype Localities.
Isla Wolf (Isla Wainman;
Wenman Island) and Punta Tortuga, Isla Isabela (Albemarle Island), both Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Dasya pedicellata subsp. stanfordiana var. nudicaulis (E. Y.
Dawson) J. N. Norris et Bucher, in Bucher and Norris,
2014a:206
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Puerto Escondido, BCS. IS: Roca
Blanca and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
“Taken by shrimp trawler from the
south arm” of Bahía de Los Ángeles, Baja California, Gulf of
California, Mexico (Dawson, 1963b:407).
Dasya sinicola var. sinicola (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
E. Y. Dawson, 1959a:32
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Playa El Coloradito,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Partida, Isla San Esteban, and Isla Las Ánimas, ISG; Isla San Pedro
Nolasco, SON; Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Monserrate, and Isla San
Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Dasya sinicola var. abyssicola (E. Y. Dawson) E. Y. Dawson,
1963b:410
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Los Frailes, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 41 m depth; Northwest
Anchorage, San Clemente Island, Los Angeles County, California Channel Islands (Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary), southern California, USA.
Dasya sinicola var. californica (N. L. Gardner) E. Y. Dawson,
1963b:409
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Jolla, San Diego County, southern California, USA.
Dasya spinigera E. Y. Dawson, 1963b:410
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON. WC: Bahía de San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged on sand bottom, 20 m
depth, Bahía de San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
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DASYACEAE SUBFAM. HETEROSIPHONIOIDEAE H.-G. CHOI,
KRAFT, I. K. LEE ET G. W. SAUNDERS, 2002:564
Heterosiphonia Montagne, 1842c:4
Heterosiphonia crispella var. laxa (Børgesen) M. J. Wynne,
1985b:87
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Playa Los Cerritos, SIN. WC: Punta Arena to
Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Caleta Partida, in channel (canal) between S end of Isla Partida and NW end of Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, Caribbean Sea.
Heterosiphonia erecta N. L. Gardner, 1927d:99
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado and Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on the seagrass Phyllospadix; La Jolla, San Diego County, southern California, USA.
DELESSERIACEAE BORY DE SAINT-VINCENT,
1828:181
Caloglossa leprieurii? (Montagne) G. Martens, 1869:234
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN.
Type Locality.
Sinnamary, northwest of Cayenne,
Préfecture de la Région Guyane, French Guiana.
Remarks.
The identification of northern Gulf specimens with the western Atlantic C. leprieurii was queried by Norris and Krayesky (2014).
Taenioma J. Agardh, 1863:1256
Taenioma perpusillum (J. Agardh) J. Agardh, 1863:1257
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: Bahía San Luis
Gonzága, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Estanque and Isla
Tiburón, ISG; Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
San Agustín, “presumably along
coast of Oaxaca in Isthmus of Tehuantepec region” (Dawson,
1962a:83), Oaxaca, Mexico.
DELESSERIOIDEAE TRIBE GRINNELLIEAE
M. J. WYNNE, 2011:409
Grinnellia Harvey, 1853:91
DELESSERIACEAE SUBFAM. DELESSERIOIDEAE
STIZENBERGER, 1860:40
DELESSERIOIDEAE TRIBE APOGLOSSEAE S.-M. LIN,
FREDERICQ ET HOMMERSAND, 2012:379
Apoglossum J. Agardh, 1898:190
Apoglossum gregarium (E. Y. Dawson) M. J. Wynne, 1985a:169
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Patos and Isla Las Ánimas, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla Las Ánimas (Isla San Lorenzo
del Norte), Islas de San Lorenzo, Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
DELESSERIOIDEAE TRIBE CALOGLOSSEAE
M. J. WYNNE, 2001:411
Caloglossa (Harvey) G. Martens,
1869:234, 237
Caloglossa apomeiotica J. A. West et Zuccarello, in West et al.,
1994:383
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Teacapán, SIN, to San Blas, NAY. WC: Bahía Balandra, Estero
Zacatecas, and Ensenada de La Paz, Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS:
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On prop roots of the red mangrove,
Rhizophora mangle; Puerto San Carlos, within Bahía Magdalena, Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Grinnellia lanceolata E. Y. Dawson, 1944:322
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Punta Gorda, BCS. IS: Isla Salsipuedes, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 34–50 m depths; off Punta
Gorda, NE end of Bahía San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
DELESSERIOIDEAE TRIBE HYPOGLOSSEAE
M. J. WYNNE, 2001:408
Branchioglossum Kylin, 1924:8
Branchioglossum bipinnatifidum (Montagne) M. J. Wynne,
1983:442
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Ensenada de San Francisco,
SON. IS: Isla Estanque, Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, and Isla San
Esteban, ISG; Islas de Los Gemelos, BC; Isla San Ildefonso,
BCS.
Type Locality.
Valparaíso, Valparaíso Province,
central Chile.
Branchioglossum undulatum E. Y. Dawson, 1949b:17
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, to Punta Cirio, SON. IS: Isla
San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
On a floating Macrocystis holdfast; San Miguel Passage, off northwest end of Santa Rosa
NUMBER 106
Island, Santa Barbara County, California Channel Islands
(Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary), southern California, USA.
Hypoglossum Kützing, 1843:444
Hypoglossum attenuatum N. L. Gardner, 1927d:104 var.
attenuatum
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía
San Luis Gonzága, BC, to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS:
Rocas Consag and Isla La Ventana, BC; Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Sargassum; Puerto
Libertad, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Hypoglossum attenuatum var. abyssicolum (W. R. Taylor)
E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:77
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Piaxtla, SIN, to Playa Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas,
NAY. WC: Bahía San Francisquito, BC, to Bahía de San Lucas,
BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Tiburón,
and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Bahía Salinas, Isla Carmen, and Canal
de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla Isabel and Isla
María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Dredged 56 m depth; off Bahía
Correo Postal (Post Office Bay), Isla Floreana (Charles Island;
Isla Santa María), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
DELESSERIACEAE SUBFAM. NITOPHYLLOIDEAE
STIZENBERGER, 1860:40
NITOPHYLLOIDEAE TRIBE VALERIEMAYAEAE
M. J. WYNNE ET A. J. K. MILLAR,
IN WYNNE, 2001:414
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FREDERICQ ET HOMMERSAND, 2001:896
PHYCODRYOIDEAE TRIBE MYRIOGRAMMEAE HOMMERSAND
ET FREDERICQ, 1997A:119
Myriogramme Kylin, 1924:55
Myriogramme auricularis E. Y. Dawson, 1966b:66
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Rasa and Isla San Lorenzo, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla San Lorenzo (Isla San Lorenzo
del Sur), Islas de San Lorenzo, Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Myriogramme caespitosa E. Y. Dawson, 1949b:19
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Puertecitos, BC, to Bahía de La Paz,
BCS. IS: Isla Coronado, BC; Isla Estanque, Isla Patos, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), and Isla San Lorenzo, ISG.
Type Locality.
On floating holdfast of Macrocystis; San Miguel Passage, off Santa Rosa Island, Santa Barbara
County, California Channel Islands (Channel Islands National
Marine Sanctuary), southern California, USA.
Myriogramme divaricata E. Y. Dawson, 1944:323
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. IS: Roca Consag, Isla Coronado, and Isla
la Ventana, BC; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla
Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 22–44 m depths; Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
PHYCODRYOIDEAE TRIBE PHYCODRYEAE
M. J. WYNNE, 2001:413
Polyneurella E. Y. Dawson, 1944:322
Erythroglossum J. Agardh, 1898:176
Polyneurella hancockii var. hancockii E. Y. Dawson,
1944:323
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo to Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla San Lorenzo, and Canal de
Infiernillo (midway in channel between east coast of Isla Tiburón
and Campo Víboras on Sonora coast), ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 22–44 m depths; Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Erythroglossum californicum (J. Agardh) J. Agardh, 1898:176
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Desemboque de los Seris, SON. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
la Guarda, Isla Estanque, and Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
County, southern California, USA.
Polyneurella hancockii var. rhizoidea E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:86
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged ~36.6 m depth; Bahía de
San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Phycodrys Kützing, 1843:444
Phycodrys amplissima E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:91
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to El Desemboque de los Seris, SON. IS: Isla San
Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Depth of 10–36 m; off Isla San Esteban, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
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Phycodrys lucasana E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:88
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Salsipuedes, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 36 m depth; Bahía de San
Lucas, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Type Locality.
West Beach, Whidbey (Whidby) Island, Island County, Puget Sound, Washington, USA.
RHODOMELACEAE ARESCHOUG, 1847:260
RHODOMELACEAE
Phycodrys simplex E. Y. Dawson, 1962a:90
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Canal
Mejía (between Isla Mejía and Isla División) and Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla San Lorenzo, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 22–44 m depths; Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Sorella Hollenberg, 1943:577
Sorella delicatula (N. L. Gardner) Hollenberg, 1943:577
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Coronado and Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; San Pedro, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
TRIBE
ALSIDIEAE ARDISSONE, 1883:352
Bryothamnion Kützing, 1843:433
Remarks.
Bryothamnion has been treated as member of this tribe or as being of uncertain tribe classification. Its
placement into a tribe needs further elucidation.
Bryothamnion pacificum W. R. Taylor, 1945:296
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Dredged 5.5–9.0 m depth; near Isla
María Magdalena, Islas Marías, Nayarit, Mexico.
Digenea C. Agardh, 1822:388
Sorella pinnata Hollenberg, 1943:578
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Libertad to El Desemboque de los Seris, SON. IS: Isla San
Jorge, SON; Rocas Consag and Islas de Los Gemelos, BC; Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocks; Laguna Beach, Orange County, southern California, USA.
Digenea simplex (Wulfen) C. Agardh, 1822:389
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Punta Aguja, Bahía
Concepción to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel
de la Guarda and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Tortuga, Isla Monserrate,
and Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Trieste, Gulf of Trieste (in northern
Adriatic Sea, near border with Slovenia), northeast Italy.
PHYCODRYOIDEAE TRIBE SCHIZOSERIDEAE HOMMERSAND
ET FREDERICQ, 1997B:488
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE BOSTRYCHIEAE FALKENBERG,
1901:504, 732, 747
Schizoseris Kylin, 1924:67
Bostrychia Montagne, 1842a:39
Schizoseris pygmaea E. Y. Dawson, 1950c:157
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Tucson, Bahía de la Choya, to Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Puertecitos, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
IS: Isla San Jorge and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Patos
and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla la Ventana, BC; Isla
Cholla, BCS.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocks; Isla Partida [norte]
(Isla Cordonazo), Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Bostrychia moritziana (Sonder ex Kützing) J. Agardh,
1863:862
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Miramar, NAY, to Barra de Navidad, JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Antilles, West Indies [archipelago in Caribbean Sea composed of the islands of the Greater Antilles and the Lesser Antilles], and French Guiana (Silva et al., 1996);
Venezuela, St. Lucia, and French Guiana (Womersley, 2003).
Lectotype Locality.
Cumaná, mouth of Rio
Manzanares, Sucre State, Venezuela (Womersley, 2003).
SARCOMENIACEAE WOMERSLEY, 2003:148
Bostrychia radicans (Montagne) Montagne, 1842b:661
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Río
Mayo on N side of Yavaros (22 km SE of Municipio de Huatabampo), SON; Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: Bahía de La
Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Probably an estuary of the Cayenne
River; near Cayenne, French Guiana.
Platysiphonia Børgesen, 1931:28
Platysiphonia decumbens M. J. Wynne, 1969:190
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla Las Ánimas, ISG.
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RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE LOPHOTHALIEAE F. SCHMITZ
ET FALKENBERG, 1897:421, 427, 445
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE STREBLOCLADIEAE DÍAZ-TAPIA
ET MAGGS, IN DÍAZ-TAPIA ET AL., 2017A:141
Veleroa E. Y. Dawson, 1944:335
Melanothamnus Bornet et Falkenberg,
in Falkenberg, 1901:684, 688
Veleroa subulata E. Y. Dawson, 1944:335
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC; Punta Los
Frailes to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epizoic on a small hydroid,
dredged 22 m depth; Bahía Tepoca, Sonora, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Murrayellopsis E. Post, 1962:[3]
Remarks.
The taxonomic status of the genus Murrayellopsis is problematic. Stewart (1989, 1991) considered it
cogeneric with Veleroa, whereas others continued to recognize
the two as distinct genera (e.g., Millar, 2000). Its taxonomic status and relationship to Veleroa requires further investigation.
Murrayellopsis dawsonii E. Post, 1962: [3]
Type Locality.
Among turf algae in garibaldi
fish (Hypsypops rubicundus) nests, 6–12 m depths; New
Hope Rock, off Point Loma, San Diego County, southern
California, USA.
Remarks.
Murrayellopsis dawsonii has been reported by Hernández-Herrera et al. (2005) on intertidal rocky
platforms of La Mora and El Tamarindo, vicinity of Bahía Tenacatita, southern Jalisco. Gulf of California specimens referred
to Murrayellopsis and Veleroa need further study to verify their
identities and their relationship.
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE LOPHOSIPHONIEAE
KYLIN EX ATHANASIADIS, 2016B:1238
≡Lophosiphonia gruppe Kylin, 1956:498, 538, 586, 591
Lophosiphonia Falkenberg, in Schmitz
et Falkenberg, 1897:459
Lophosiphonia? mexicana E. Y. Dawson, 1944:333
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla Estanque (Pond Island), off
southeastern end of Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California,
Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Norris (2014) tentatively transferred this
species to Neosiphonia as N. mexicana (E. Y. Dawson) Norris.
Díaz-Tapia et al. (2017) indicated in their study of the type of
Lophosiphonia mexicana that it was probably not a member of the
Polysiphonieae. They also proposed leaving the species in Lophosiphonia until further studies can clarify its generic placement.
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Remarks.
On the basis of phylogenetic analysis and
morphological features, Díaz-Tapia et al. (2017) treated the
genus Neosiphonia M.-S. Kim et I. K. Lee (1999) as a synonym
of Melanothamnus Bornet et Falkenberg.
Melanothamnus bajacali (Hollenberg) Díaz-Tapia et Maggs, in
Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:6
Neosiphonia bajacali (Hollenberg) Mamoozadeh et Freshwater,
2011:274
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN.
Type Locality.
Outer reef tide pools; south tip of
Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of northern Baja California,
Mexico.
Melanothamnus cheloniae (Hollenberg et J. N. Norris) DíazTapia et Maggs, in Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:6
Neosiphonia cheloniae (Hollenberg et J. N. Norris) J. N. Norris,
2014:263
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Canal de Infiernillo (between coast of Sonora and E coast of Isla
Tiburón), SON.
Type Locality.
Epizoic on a black sea turtle,
Chelonia mydas agassizii; in Canal de Infiernillo (between
Campo Víboras and Campo Oona on Sonora coast and opposite east coast of Isla Tiburón), Sonora, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Melanothamnus concinnus (Hollenberg) Díaz-Tapia et Maggs,
in Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:6
Neosiphonia concinna (Hollenberg) J. N. Norris, 2014:270
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Tucson, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC:
Puerto Calamajué, BC, to Bahía Agua Verde, BCS. IS: Isla San
Jorge, SON; Islas de los Gemelos, BC; Roca Blanca and Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, and Isla San
Esteban, ISG; Isla Tortuga, BCS; Isla de Venados, SIN.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on other algae; near
Scripps Institution of Oceanography (University California, San
Diego), La Jolla, San Diego County, southern California, USA.
Melanothamnus eastwoodiae (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) DíazTapia et Maggs, in Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:6
Neosiphonia eastwoodiae (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) S.-D.
Xiang, 2004:94.
Neosiphonia eastwoodiae (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris, 2014:264, nom. inval.
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Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal, SON, to Bahía Chacala, NAY. WC: Bahía San Francisquito, BC, to Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz, SON;
Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla la Ventana, BC; Isla
Monserrate, Isla San Francisco, Isla Cholla, Bahía Salinas and
Puerto Ballandra, Isla Carmen, and Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On rocks; South Anchorage, Isla
Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Melanothamnus johnstonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) DíazTapia et Maggs, in Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:8
Neosiphonia johnstonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris,
2014:271
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Punta Prieta, Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC: Punta la Gringa, Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to
Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Roca Blanca and Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Isla San Esteban, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG;
Isla Carmen, Isla San Ildefonso, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Gracilaria sp.; Isla San Esteban,
Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Melanothamus masonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Díaz-Tapia
et Maggs, in Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:10
Neosiphonia masonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris,
2014:267
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on the seagrass Zostera;
Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of northern Baja California,
Mexico.
Melanothamnus savatieri (Hariot) Díaz-Tapia et Maggs, in
Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:10
Neosiphonia savatieri (Hariot) M.-S. Kim et I. K. Lee, 1999:279
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Nueva Guaymas, Bahía San
Carlos, SON. WC: Puertecitos to Bahía de Las Ánimas, BC. IS:
Rocas Consag and Isla la Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on larger algae; Yokosuka,
on Tokyo Bay, Kanagawa Prefecture, Honshū Island, Japan.
Melanothamnus simplex (Hollenberg) Díaz-Tapia et Maggs, in
Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:9
Neosiphonia simplex (Hollenberg) Y.-P. Lee, 2008:316
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Lo de Marcos y Playa
San Francisco, NAY. WC: Bahía San Luis Gonzaga, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla Estanque, Isla
Turner, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla San Ildefonso
and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de Venados, SIN.
Type Locality.
On intertidal rocks; Laguna Beach,
Orange County, southern California, USA.
Remarks.
McIvor et al. (2001) found that “Neosiphonia simplex” in San Diego, California, had been incorrectly
identified and was actually an introduced species, N. harveyi (J.
W. Bailey) M.-S. Kim, H.-G. Choi, Guiry et G. W. Saunders, in
Choi et al. (2001), which is now Melanothamnus harveyi (Bailey) Díaz-Tapia et Maggs, in Díaz-Tapia et al. (2017). Gulf of
California specimens identified as “N. simplex” should be reexamined and morphologically and molecularly compared to type
locality M. simplex and M. harveyi to determine if one or both
are in the Gulf (Norris, 2014).
Melanothamnus sphaerocarpus (Børgesen) Díaz-Tapia et
Maggs, in Díaz-Tapia et al., 2017:9
Neosiphonia sphaerocarpa (Børgesen) M.-S. Kim et I. K. Lee,
1999:280
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: La
Cruz de Huanacaxtle, NAY, to Careyes, JAL.
Type Locality.
Magens Bay (Store Nordsidebugt),
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE POLYSIPHONIEAE
ARDISSONE, 1883:357
Polysiphonia Greville, 1823: pl. 90
Polysiphonia beaudettei Hollenberg, 1961:348
Neosiphonia beaudettei (Hollenberg) M.-S. Kim et I. A. Abbott,
2006:33
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On sand bottom, 4–6 m depth;
Isla Ixtapa (Isla Grande), northwest of Zihuatanejo, Guerrero,
Mexico.
Remarks.
Described from Pacific Mexico it has been
recorded in the Gulf of California as N. beaudettei. Díaz-Tapia
et al. (2017) recommend referral of the species to P. beaudettei
until its phylogenetic affinities and generic assignment can be
elucidated.
Polysiphonia bifurcata Hollenberg, in Taylor, 1945:301
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 92 m depth off sandy bottom; Bahía Gardner, Isla Española, Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Polysiphonia confusa Hollenberg, 1961:350
Neosiphonia confusa (Hollenberg) J. N. Norris, 2014:271
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, to El Desemboque de los Seris,
SON.
Type Locality.
Mid-intertidal rocks; Corona del
Mar, Orange County, southern California, USA.
NUMBER 106
Polysiphonia decussata Hollenberg, 1942:780
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On intertidal boulders; near mouth
of Topanga Canyon (northwest of Santa Monica and east of
Malibu), Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
Polysiphonia flaccidissima Hollenberg, 1942:783
Neosiphonia flaccidissima (Hollenberg) M.-S. Kim et I. K. Lee,
1999:279
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda to Bahía Bacochibampo, SON; Playa Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas, NAY. WC: Santa Rosalía to Puerto
Escondido, BCS. IS: Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On a coralline alga; rocky point,
Laguna Beach, Orange County, California, USA.
Remarks.
Although treated as conspecific with Neosiphonia sertularioides (Grateloup) M.-S. Kim et I. K. Lee by Mamoozadeh and Freshwater (2012) and Nam and Kang (2012),
the phylogenetic relationship of the eastern Pacific P. flaccidissima and the European P. sertularioides (Grateloup) J. Agardh
(1863) needs further study.
Polysiphonia hendryi N. L. Gardner, 1927d:101
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Santo Domingo
(about 30°40′N), Pacific coast of northern Baja California,
Mexico.
Polysiphonia hollenbergii J. N. Norris, 2014:275
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla la
Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
Isla la Ventana, Bahía de Los Ángeles, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Polysiphonia homoia Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1930:162
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Codium; Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of northern Baja California, Mexico.
Polysiphonia nathanielii Hollenberg, 1958:63
Type Locality.
On rocks, low tide level; 3 miles
(4.8 km) north of Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA (Hollenberg, 1958:63; see also Hollenberg,
1944:479, as Polysiphonia dictyurus; non P. dictyurus J. Agardh,
1847).
Remarks.
Polysiphonia nathanielii is reported from
Tenacatita (Sentíes, 1995), which is about 128 km (80 miles)
south of Cabo Corrientes, the southeastern entrance to the Gulf
of California. It is listed here to call attention to its possible presence in the Gulf.
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Polysiphonia pacifica Hollenberg, 1942:777
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Chueca to Estero Santa Rosa, SON; Mazatlán, SIN. WC:
Estero Zacatecas (Ensenada de La Paz) to Bahía de La Paz and
Cabo Pulmo to Los Frailes, BCS.
Type Locality.
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County,
central California, USA.
Polysiphonia pacifica var. delicatula Hollenberg, 1942:778
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Lo de Marcos y Playa
San Francisco, NAY. WC: San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de San Lucas,
BCS. IS: Isla Cholla, BCS.
Type Locality.
Low-tide level on wharf pilings;
Monterey Municipal Wharf, Monterey, Monterey County, central California, USA.
Polysiphonia pacifica var. gracilis Hollenberg, 1942:778
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged; Orcas Island, San Juan
Islands, San Juan County, northwest Washington, USA.
Polysiphonia paniculata Montagne, 1842:254
Neosiphonia paniculata (Montagne) J. N. Norris, 2014:273
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda to Guaymas, SON. WC: San Felipe, BC. IS: Isla
Alcatráz, SON; Canal de Infiernillo (between Campo Víboras
and Campo Oona on Sonora coast and E coast of Isla Tiburón)
and Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Intertidal, on Ulva nematoidea; Peru.
Polysiphonia scopulorum var. villum (J. Agardh) Hollenberg,
1968:81
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON. EC: Punta Arena to Cabo
Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), Isla Turner, and Isla Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
“Ad littus americae tropicae”
(Agardh, 1863:941); “probably on the central coast of [Pacific]
México” (Dawson, 1944:333).
Polysiphonia sonorensis Hollenberg, 1942:779
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Empalme to Guaymas, SON.
Type Locality.
Afloat along southeastern shore of
bay; Bahía Empalme, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Polysiphonia sp. of Hollenberg and Norris, 1977:16
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía San Francisquito, BC.
Remarks.
The characteristics of Polysiphonia sp.
(see: Norris, 2014:275−276) suggest it may be a new species and
probably belongs in another genus, possibly Melanothamnus.
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Polysiphonia subtilissima Montagne, 1840:199
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Cayenne, Arrondissement of Cayenne, French Guiana (Guyane).
Uncertain Record: Polysiphonia scopulorum Harvey, 1855a:540
Remarks.
Recorded in the southern Gulf from
Mazatlán with a taxonomic query (Mendoza-González et al.,
1994), its taxonomic identification should be reinvestigated.
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE PTEROSIPHONIEAE
FALKENBERG, 1901:261, 723, 752
Amplisiphonia Hollenberg, 1939:380
Remarks.
Amplisiphonia had been placed in the “Placophora Group” sensu Kylin (1956:497, 528) (e.g., Womersley,
2003; Norris, 2014), but the genus was recently supported as a
member of tribe Pterosiphonieae (Savoie and Saunders, 2016).
Amplisiphonia? pacifica Hollenberg, 1939:382
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puerto Calamajué, BC.
Type Locality.
On lower intertidal rocky shore;
Corona Del Mar, Orange County, southern California, USA.
Remarks.
The generic placement of the Gulf specimens
has been queried by Norris (2014, as Amplisiphonia? pacifica).
Pterosiphonia Falkenberg, in F. Schmitz
and Falkenberg, 1897:443
Pterosiphonia californica Kylin, 1941:39
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Cabeza Ballena to Cabo
San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Jolla, San Diego County, southern California, USA.
Pterosiphoniella E. Y. Dawson, 1963b:422
Pterosiphoniella williamsii E. Y. Dawson, 1963b:423
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
On fine sand and rock bottom,
dredged 6 m depth; Isla Concha, Laguna Ojo de Liebre (Scammon’s Lagoon), El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve (UNESCO World
Heritage Site), Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla
Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Callao (city), Bahía Callao, Provincia Callao, Peru.
Remarks.
Previously reported in the Gulf of California as Pterosiphonia dendroidea (Montagne) Falkenberg (1901),
the species was recently shown to belong in the genus Symphyocladia (Savoie and Saunders, 2016).
Tayloriella Kylin, 1938:18
Tayloriella dictyurus (J. Agardh) Kylin, 1956:505
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Segundo Cerro Prieto (N of Kino Nuevo), Bahía Kino, SON;
Lo de Marcos y Playa San Francisco, NAY. WC: La Paz,
BCS.
Type Locality.
“Pochetti” (Agardh, 1847:16);
“presumably in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca” (Dawson,
1963b:417); probably near Pochutla, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Remarks.
Gulf of California specimens referred to
T. dictyurus need to be genetically compared to the Pacific Mexico type with the South Africa generitype, Tayloriella tenebrosa
(Harvey) Kylin (see Savoie and Saunders, 2016).
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE HERPOSIPHONIEAE F. SCHMITZ
ET FALKENBERG, 1897:421, 428, 457
Herposiphonia Nägeli, 1846:238
Herposiphonia hollenbergii E. Y. Dawson, 1963b:430
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Concepción to Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Surf-dashed” granite headland;
Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Herposiphonia littoralis Hollenberg, 1970:69
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON; Punta de Mita, NAY. WC:
Puerto Escondido to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Patos, ISG;
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Corona del Mar, Orange County,
southern California, USA.
Symphyocladia Falkenberg, in Schmitz
and Falkenberg, 1897:443
Herposiphonia plumula (J. Agardh) Hollenberg, 1970:68
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía Agua Verde to San José del
Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla Patos and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla Carmen and Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
County, southern California, USA.
Symphyocladia dendroidea (Montagne) Savoie et G. W.
Saunders, 2016:929
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda to Guaymas, SON. WC: San José del Cabo,
Herposiphonia plumula var. parva (Hollenberg) Hollenberg,
1970:69
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON.
NUMBER 106
Type Locality.
Lady’s Harbor, Santa Cruz Island,
Santa Barbara County, California Channel Islands (Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary), southern California, USA.
Herposiphonia spinosa E. Y. Dawson, 1959a:34
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Cabo
San Lucas, BCS. IS: Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla
Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla Partida [sur] (off N end of
Isla Espíritu Santo), Baja California Sur, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Herposiphonia verticillata (Harvey) Kylin, 1925:74
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: Bahía Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
“California” (Harvey, 1833:165);
“either San Francisco or Monterey” (Dawson, 1963b:437);
“probably Monterey” (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976:720),
Monterey County, central California, USA.
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE CHONDRIEAE
J. AGARDH, 1841:20
Acanthophora J. V. Lamouroux, 1813:132
Acanthophora spicifera (M. Vahl) Børgesen, 1910:201
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Playa El Caimancito, Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands.
Remarks.
Native to the Caribbean Sea, Acanthophora spicifera is a highly invasive species. First recorded in
the Pacific from Hawaii (Russell, 1992), more recently, A. spicifera has been recognized in the southern Gulf on Sargassum in
Bahía de La Paz (Ávila et al., 2012). Méndez-Trejo et al. (2014)
studied the effects of A. spicifera on the epibiotia of the southern Gulf. Its potential spread elsewhere in the Gulf should be
monitored.
Chondria C. Agardh, 1817: xviii, 443
Chondria acrorhizophora Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:766
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
Agua Verde to Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Patos and Isla
Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG.
Type Locality.
Eureka, near La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Chondria arcuata Hollenberg, 1945:447
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Yelapa, JAL.
Type Locality.
In algal turf, on low intertidal
rocks; Laguna Beach, Orange County, southern California,
USA.
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Chondria decipiens Kylin, 1941:41
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
On low intertidal rocks; Pacific
Grove, Monterey County, central California, USA.
Remarks.
A California species, specimens of C. decipiens from the southernmost end of the Gulf should be reexamined to verify their identification.
Chondria repens Børgesen, 1924a:299
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Province
Isla de Pascua (Valparaiso Region), Chile.
Chondria species A of Bucher and Norris, 2014a:242
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC: Playa
El Coloradito to Bahía San Luis Gonzaga, BC; Bahía Coyote to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Patos and Isla Tiburón,
ISG.
Remarks.
Morphologically,
Chondria
species
A is in general agreement with the Gulf of California specimens identified as “Chondria dasyphylla” following Dawson
(1963b), but it appears closer to C. pacifica Setchell et N. L.
Gardner (Bucher and Norris, 2014a) or may possibly be a new
taxon.
RHODOMELACEAE TRIBE LAURENCIEAE
F. SCHMITZ, 1889:447
Erythrocystis J. Agardh, 1876:638
Erythrocystis saccata (J. Agardh) P. C. Silva, 1952:308
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Palmilla to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Hab. ad oras Californiae”
(Agardh, 1849:89); “probably in vicinity of Monterey” (Smith,
1944:380; Dawson, 1963b:441), Monterey County, central California, USA.
Laurencia J. V. Lamouroux, 1813:130
Laurencia aguilar-rosasorum J. N. Norris, 2014:250
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación to Playa Las Conchas, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
On intertidal platform; Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Laurencia decidua E. Y. Dawson, 1954a:8
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocks; Isla San Benedicto,
Islas Revillagigedo, Colima, Mexico.
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Laurencia fenicalii J. N. Norris, 2014:252
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación to Playa Las Conchas, Puerto Peñasco, to Bahía
San Carlos, SON.
Type Locality.
On intertidal platform; Cumpleaños Tide Pool, Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Laurencia hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:328
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC:
Bahía Agua Verde to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Low intertidal rocks; Bahía Agua
Verde, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Laurencia iriei J. N. Norris et Fenical, in Norris, 2014:253
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación to Playa Las Conchas, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
WC: Bahía Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
Intertidal; attached to sides of
Cumpleaños Tide Pool, Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Laurencia johnstonii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:764
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC: Bahía
de Los Ángeles, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Bahía Agua
Dulce, Isla Tiburón, and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla San Marcos, Isla
Carmen, Isla San Diego, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla San Marcos (southeast of Santa
Rosalía), Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Laurencia lajolla E. Y. Dawson, 1958:77
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON; Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía Concepción
to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Bargo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Among coralline algal turf; reef flat
below north end of Neptune Place, Wind-and-Sea Beach (“Windansea” surfing beach), La Jolla, San Diego County, southern
California, USA.
Laurencia masonii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1930:155
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore, epiphytic on Sargassum palmeri; South Anchorage, Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast
of northern Baja California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Known in the southern Gulf only from the
report of Huerta-Múzquiz and Mendoza-González (1985), the
finding of additional specimens will be helpful to verify its presence in the Gulf of California.
Laurencia richardsii E. Y. Dawson, 1954a:7
Gulf of California Distribution.
Mazatlán, SIN.
EC:
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocks exposed to heavy
surf; NE side of Isla San Benedicto, Islas Revillagigedo, Colima,
Mexico.
Laurencia subcorymbosa E. Y. Dawson, 1963a:467
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to Punta Palmilla, BCS.
Type Locality.
Beach drift, epiphytic on Sargassum; 5 km north of Cabo Pulmo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Laurencia voragina W. R. Taylor, 1945:290
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Forming turfs, low intertidal exposed to severe surf; Morros del Potosí (White Friars Islands
or White Friars Rocks), 15 km east of Zihuatanejo, Guerrero,
Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Laurencia glandulifera (Kützing) Kützing,
1849:855
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Trieste, Gulf of Trieste (in northern
Adriatic Sea, near border with Slovenia), northeastern Italy.
Remarks.
Mateo-Cid et al. (2006, as L. glandulifera) recorded “Chondrophycus glandulifera” in the upper
Gulf. There has been much confusion and misapplication
of the species name and its generic placement. Although Yamada (1931), Saito (1985), and Cecere et al. (1996) recognized
L. glandulifera (Kützing) Kützing and L. paniculata Kützing
(1849) as distinct taxa, others considered the two conspecific
(e.g., Silva et al., 1996; Abbott, 1999; Lipkin and Silva, 2002;
Lobban and Tsuda, 2003; Norris, 2014). Recently, Furnari et al.
(2016) provided support that L. glandulifera and L. paniculata
were taxonomically different taxa. Gulf specimens need critical
studies to determine their generic placement and species identification (Norris, 2014).
Excluded Species: Laurencia pacifica Kylin, 1941:42
Remarks.
Northern Gulf of California specimens
identified as “L. pacifica” (Dawson, 1963b) were shown to be
three new species, each distinct from the northeastern Pacific L.
pacifica Kylin (Fenical and Norris, 1975; Norris, 2014), and it
was excluded from the Gulf of California marine flora (Norris,
2014).
Osmundea Stackhouse, 1809:56, 79
Osmundea blinksii (Hollenberg et I. A. Abbott) K. W. Nam, in
Nam et al., 1994:393
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC.
Type Locality.
Exposed rocky shores; just south of
Malpaso Creek, Monterey County, central California, USA.
NUMBER 106
Osmundea estebaniana (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N.
Norris, 2014:257
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de
Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de Loreto, BCS; IS: Isla Patos, Bahía
Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Isla San Esteban, Sonora,
Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
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Type Locality.
Rade de Sainte-Croix (Santa Cruz
de Tenerife), Islas Canarias, Spain.
Remarks.
An Atlantic species, Palisada perforata
has been reported in the southern Gulf (Cruz-Ayala et al., 2001).
More collections will be helpful to verify its identification in the
Gulf of California.
GIGARTINALES F. SCHMITZ, 1892:18
CAULACANTHACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:389
Osmundea sinicola (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) K. W. Nam, in
Nam et al., 1994:393
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía Concepción to
Bahía San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
la Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Turner, and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla
San Marcos, Isla Cholla, and Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Sargassum; Eureka
(23°36′N, 109°36′W), vicinity of La Paz, Baja California Sur,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Palisada K. W. Nam, 2007:53
Palisada paniculata (Kützing) J. N. Norris, 2014:259
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, Bahía Agua Verde, Isla
Tiburón, Isla San Esteban, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG.
Syntype Localities.
In Adriatic and Mediterranean Seas (Kützing, 1849).
Lectotype Locality.
“Mari mediterraneo” (Kützing, 1865:22).
Palisada pedrochei J. N. Norris, 2014:261
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN; Punta de Mita,
NAY. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Punta Palmilla, BCS. IS:
Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Tortuga, Isla San Marcos, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Carmen, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On tidal platform; Playa Estación,
Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Norris (2014) recognized the southern
Gulf Laurencia papillosa var. pacifica Setchell et N. L. Gardner
(1924a) to belong in the genus Palisada. Since there is no priority outside of rank (International Code of Nomenclature . . .
[ICN], McNeill et al., 2012), he described it as a new species,
Palisada pedrochei, to avoid confusion in using the name “pacifica,” an epithet already used not only for the variety, L. papillosa var. pacifica, but also in a different species, L. pacifica Kylin
(1941).
Palisada perforata (Bory de Saint-Vincent) K. W. Nam, 2007:54
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Caulacanthus Kützing, 1843:395
Caulacanthus okamurae Yamada, 1933:278
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, to Punta San Pedro, SON. WC:
Bahía Agua Verde, BCS. IS: Isla Turner, ISG.
Syntype Localities.
“Hokkaidô to Formosa”
(Yamada, 1933:278); although not specifically designated by Yamada (1933), type locality is probably Hokkaidô Island, Hokkaidô Prefecture, Japan.
Remarks.
Recorded in Pacific Mexico and the Gulf
of California, it is considered to be an introduced species (L.
Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2014, as C. ustulatus). Although genetically
separable, the morphological distinction between the western Pacific C. okamurae and the European C. ustulatus, remains problematic (see Norris, 2014). Gulf of California specimens referred
to C. okamurae, as well as those of Pacific Mexico, need further
comparisons with type materials to verify their identification.
CYSTOCLONIACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:390, 404
Hypnea J. V. Lamouroux, 1813:131
Hypnea cervicornis J. Agardh, 1852a:451
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Tucson, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Playa Norte and
Punta Derecha, SIN. WC: San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de San
Lucas, BCS. IS: San Jorge, SON; Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG;
Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, Isla Partida, and Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Warm Atlantic from Brazil, West Indies, and Mexico and Indian Ocean from Mauritius
(Agardh, 1852a).
Lectotype Locality.
Near Bahia (city; now Salvador), Bahia (state), northeastern Brazil (Haroun and Prud’homme
van Reine, 1993; Yamagishi and Masuda, 1997:140).
Hypnea johnstonii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:758
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
Concepción to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel
de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, and
Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla
Tortuga, BCS.
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Type Locality.
On upper sublittoral rocks; Isla
Ángel de la Guarda (Setchell and Gardner, 1924a); Isla Estanque
(Pond Island), off southeastern end of Isla Ángel de la Guarda
(Dawson, 1961a), Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Hypnea nidulans Setchell, 1924:161
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Catalina (near Guaymas), SON. WC: Bahía Agua Verde,
BCS. IS: Isla Estanque and Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Forming dense clumps among staghorn corals (Acropora pharaonis); Aua Reef, Tutuila Island, Samoan Islands, American Samoa.
Remarks.
Although considered conspecific with H. pannosa by Dawson (1961a), Geraldino et al. (2010) showed type locality H. nidulans Setchell and H. pannosa J. Agardh were distinct
species. Later Norris (2014) treated Gulf “H. nidulans” sensu Dawson (1944; non H. nidulans Setchell, 1924) as H. pannosa. Reexamination of Gulf records and genetic studies of new specimens are
required to confirm the presence of H. nidulans in the Gulf.
Hypnea pannosa J. Agardh, 1847:14
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía San Luis
Gonzaga, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Estanque and Isla
Turner, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Cholla, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla San Diego, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de Venados, SIN; Isla Isabel, Isla Larga, and Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
San Agustín (St. Augustín), Bahías
de Huatulco, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Hypnea spicifera (Suhr) Harvey, in J. Agardh, 1847:14
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN.
Type Locality.
“Algoa-Bai” (Suhr, 1834:731);
Algoa Bay, Cape Province, South Africa.
Remarks.
Specimens were referred to the South African Hypnea spicifera by Dawson (1961a) with a taxonomic
query. Additional collections are needed to verify its presence in
the Gulf of California.
Hypnea spinella (C. Agardh) Kützing, 1847:23
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Piedras
del Burro, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: El Machorro, BC,
to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Indiae occidentalis” (Agardh,
1822:323); collected in coral, West Indies, Caribbean Sea (Dawson, 1961a).
Lectotype.
Dansk “Vestindien” [Danish West Indies; now U.S. Virgin Islands] (Haroun and Prud’homme van
Reine, 1993:122).
El Coloradito, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, and Canal de Infiernillo (channel between Isla Tiburón and Campo Víboras on Sonora
coast), ISG; Isla San Diego, Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate, Isla San
Juan Nepomuceno, Isla Partida, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Red Sea.
Hypnea variabilis Okamura, 1909:21
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Remarks.
A Japanese species, it has been reported
from the Pacific coast of Baja California (Dawson, 1961a). There
is also one record of Hypnea variabilis in the southern Gulf of
California (Martínez-Lozano et al., 1991). Additional collections are needed to verify its presence in the Gulf of California.
Hypnea volubilis Searles, in Schneider and Searles, 1976:53
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
At 23–24 m depths; offshore reef,
North Carolina, USA.
DICRANEMATACEAE KYLIN, 1932:65
Dicranema Sonder, 1845:56
Dicranema rosaliae Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:745
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Topolobampo, SIN.
WC: Santa Rosalía to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, ISG; Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Santa Rosalía, Baja California Sur,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
The generic placement of the Gulf endemic
Dicranema rosaliae is uncertain and requires further morphological and genetic analyses to resolve its status (Norris, 2014).
DUMONTIACEAE BORY
DE
SAINT-VINCENT, 1828:197
Dudresnaya P. Crouan et H. Crouan,
1835:98, nom. cons.
Dudresnaya colombiana W. R. Taylor, 1945:162
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Playa Santa Teresa, BC. IS: Isla Mejía, and Isla Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
Intertidal; Isla Gorgona (Parque
Nacional Natural Isla Gorgona), off the Pacific coast of Departamento de Valle del Cauca, Colombia.
GIGARTINACEAE BORY
DE
SAINT-VINCENT, 1828:149
Chondracanthus Kützing, 1843:399
Hypnea valentiae (Turner) Montagne, 1841:161
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Tecapán, SIN. WC: Playa
Chondracanthus acicularis? (Roth) Fredericq, in Hommersand
et al., 1993:117
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Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Puerto Lobos, SON. WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Isla La Ventana, BC.
Syntype Localities.
“In variis submarinis corporibus” (Wulfen, 1803:63).
Lectotype Locality.
Adriatic Sea (Dixon and Irvine, 1977b:237).
Remarks.
Northern Gulf of California specimens
were tentatively referred to C. acicularis by Norris and Fredericq
(2014a). Hughey and Hommersand (2008) noted that their Gulf
G. acicularis differed molecularly from the Atlantic C. acicularis
and suggested that herbarium specimens of Gulf C. acicularis
sensu Dawson (1961a) may possibly be ecological forms of
C. squarrulosus. It is also possible it may be another species.
El Coloradito, BC, to La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge and Isla San
Pedro Nolasco, SON; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda,
Isla Patos, Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, and Isla Rasa, ISG;
Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Balboa, upper Newport Bay, Orange County, southern California, USA.
Chondracanthus chamissoi (C. Agardh) Kützing, 1843:399
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: La
Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Chile.
Uncertain Record: Chondracanthus canaliculatus (Harvey)
Guiry, in Hommersand et al., 1993:115
Remarks.
Recorded in the northern Gulf from Segundo Cerro Prieto, Bahía Kino, SON, with a taxonomic query
by Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid (1986); its presence in the
upper Gulf of California is doubtful.
Chondracanthus exasperatus (Harvey et Bailey) Hughey, in
Hughey et al., 1996:23
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Los Frailes, BCS.
Type Locality.
Opposite Fort Nisqually (near DuPont, Pierce County), Puget Sound, Washington, USA (Hughey
and Hommersand, 2008).
Chondracanthus intermedius (Suringar) Hommersand, in
Hommersand et al., 1993:115
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Los Algodones, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Playa Santa
Teresa, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Sea of Japan (East Sea), on west
coast of Japan.
Chondracanthus squarrulosus (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
Hughey, P. C. Silva et Hommersand, 2001:1105
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Punta
Gorda to Bahía Bacochibampo, SON. WC: El Machorro, BC, to
Bahía de Loreto, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla Coronado,
BC; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, Bahía
Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, and Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla Coronado (Isla Smith), northeast of Bahía de Los Ángeles, Baja California, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Remarks.
A Gulf endemic (Norris, 2014), it was apparently accidentially introduced with Gulf of California clams
transported into Bahía San Quintin, Pacific coast of Baja California (L. Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2014).
Chondracanthus tepidus (Hollenberg) Guiry, in Hommersand
et al., 1993:115
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC: Playa
Chondracanthus zertuchei J. N. Norris et Fredericq, in Norris
and Fredericq, 2014a:333
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía San Francisquito, BC. IS: Isla
Las Ánimas, ISG; Isla Tortuga, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bahía San Francisquito, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Chondracanthus harveyanus (Kützing)
Guiry, in Hommersand et al., 1993:115
Remarks.
A temperate species known in northern
Pacific Baja California (Dawson, 1961a; Hughey and Hommersand, 2008), there is only one record for the Gulf of California
from Cabo Corrientes, JAL (Huerta-Múzquiz, 1978, as Gigartina harveyana). Additional collections are needed to verify its
presence in the Gulf of California.
Mazzaella G. De Toni, 1936:[4]
Mazzaella diffusa (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris et Fredericq, in
Norris and Fredericq, 2014a:335
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Isla la Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
Intertidal rocky shore; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas
de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Mazzaella digitata (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris et Fredericq, in
Norris and Fredericq, 2014a:336
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Partida and Isla Rasa, ISG.
Type Locality.
On rocky shore in lower intertidal;
Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Mazzaella hancockii (E. Y. Dawson) Fredericq, in
Hommersand et al., 1993:110
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Patos and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Type Locality.
On rocks, low intertidal; Isla San
Esteban, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
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Uncertain Record: Mazzaella affinis (Harvey) Fredericq, in
Hommersand et al., 1993:110
Remarks.
Recorded in the northern Gulf from Roca
Rojo, Bahía Kino, SON, by Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid
(1986), more collections are needed to verify its presence.
Roca Blanca and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla
Estanque, Isla San Esteban, and Isla San Lorenzo, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 19–30 m depth; off Isla San
Lorenzo (Isla San Lorenzo Sur), Islas San Lorenzo, Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Mazzaella leptorhynchos Leister, in
Hommersand et al., 1993:110
Remarks.
Recorded from Roca Rojo, Bahía Kino,
SON, with uncertainty as to its identification (MendozaGonzález and Mateo-Cid, 1986), its occurrence in the Gulf of
California is doubtful.
Erythrophyllum J. Agardh, 1872:10
KALLYMENIACEAE KYLIN, 1928:56
Kallymenia J. Agardh, 1842:98
Kallymenia baldwinii E. Y. Dawson, 1966b:62
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Islas
Santa Inés, BCS.
Type Locality.
On subtidal rocks, from trawl at
about 20 m depth; off Islas Santa Inés (Islas Santa Inez), about
6.4 km southeast of Punta Chivato (Bahía Concepción), Baja
California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Kallymenia bleckii E. Y. Dawson, 1966b:59
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta El Púlpito, BCS. IS: Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Subtidal, 15 m depth; Punta El Púlpito, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Erythrophyllum oblongifructum (Setchell) Saunders, in
Saunders et al., 2017:92
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore, on stipes of kelp;
Whidbey (Whidby) Island, Island County, Puget Sound, Washington, USA.
Remarks.
Previously recorded in the Gulf of California as Kallymeniopsis oblongifructa (Setchell) G. I. Hansen
(1997). Saunders et al. (2017) provided phylogenetic evidence
that K. oblongifructa belongs in the genus Erythrophyllum and
relegated the Crossocarpaceae Perestenko (1975, 1977) to synonymy with Kallymeniaceae. Its presence in the Gulf needs to be
reexamined.
Excluded Species: Callophyllis violacea J. Agardh, 1885:34
Remarks.
Its report from Bahía Bacochibampo
(Norris, 1973) was based on an incorrectly labeled locality of the
specimen (Norris, 2014). Although also reported from Guaymas
(Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid, 1986), its presence in the
northern Gulf is doubtful.
PHYLLOPHORACEAE WILLKOMM, 1854:148
Kallymenia norrisii Hollenberg et I. A. Abbott, 1965:1183
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San José and Isla Santo Espíritu, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged on shale, 5−10 fathoms
(9.1−18.3 m) deep; south end of Monterey Bay, off Monterey
[city], Monterey County, central California, USA.
Kallymenia pertusa Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:746
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta La Gringa, BC. IS: Isla Mejía, Roca Blanca and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Canal de Ballenas (between W coast
of Isla Ángel de la Guarda and E coast of Baja California), Isla San
Esteban, and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla San José, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla San Pedro Mártir (about 35 km
south of Punto de Monumento on southern end of Isla Tiburón),
Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Pugetia Kylin, 1925:30
Pugetia mexicana E. Y. Dawson, 1966b:62
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta La Gringa to Bahía San Francisquito, BC. IS: Isla Mejía,
Ahnfeltiopsis P. C. Silva et DeCew, 1992:576
Ahnfeltiopsis gigartinoides (J. Agardh) P. C. Silva et DeCew,
1992:577
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Playitas, JAL.
Type Locality.
San Agustín (St. Augustín), Bahías
de Huatulco, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Remarks.
Gametangial and tetrasporic phases were
described from Bahía de Banderas in the vicinity of southeastern
entrance to the Gulf (León-Álvarez et al., 1997).
Ahnfeltiopsis hancockii (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris et
Fredericq, in Norris and Fredericq, 2014b:347
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Lobos, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: San Felipe, BC, to
Santa Rosalía, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatraz and Isla Ardilla, SON; Isla
Patos and Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
“Point approximately 3 miles [~4.8
km] north of Kino” (Dawson, 1944:300); probably in the vicinity of Kino Nuevo (north of Kino Viejo), Bahía Kino, Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
NUMBER 106
Ahnfeltiopsis serenei (E. Y. Dawson) Masuda, 1993:3
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/ JAL. WC: Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
On “roches noires” (rhyolite rock);
north end of Con Se Tre Island (Île de Tre), off Nha Trang,
Khanh Hoa Province, south central Vietnam.
Besa Setchell, 1912:237
Besa divaricata (Holmes) M. S. Calderon et S. M. Boo, in
Calderon et al., 2016:3(e-version)/433(print)
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Lobos, SON. IS: Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Shimoda, southern Izu Peninsula,
Shizuoka Prefecture, Honshū Island, Japan.
Remarks.
Besa divaricata has been reported in the
northern Gulf as Ahnfeltiopsis divaricata (Holmes) Masuda
(1993).
Besa leptophylla (J. Agardh) M. S. Calderon et K. A. Miller, in
Calderon et al., 2016:3(e-version)/433(print)
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Chueca to Segundo Cerro Prieto, SON; Punta de Mita,
NAY, to Cabo Corrientes, JAL. IS: Isla Pelícano and Roca Rojo,
Bahía Kino, SON.
Type Locality.
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County,
central California, USA.
Remarks.
Besa leptophylla was recorded in the
northern Gulf as Ahnfeltiopsis leptophylla (J. Agardh) P. C. Silva
et DeCew (1992). Gulf of California specimens need critical
study to confirm its identification in the Gulf.
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Guarda, and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla
Tortuga, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla Tortuga (off Puerto Santa Rosalía), Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gymnogongrus martinensis Setchell et Gardner, 1937:78
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
Isla San Martín, off Pacific coast of
Baja California, Mexico.
Gymnogongrus tenuis J. Agardh, 1849:88
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Lo
de Marco and Playa San Francisco, NAY.
Type Locality.
“Hab. ad insulae lndiae occidentalis” (Agardh, 1849:88); West Indies, Caribbean Sea.
Remarks.
A Caribbean species (Wynne, 2011),
Gymnogongrus tenuis has also been reported in the southern
Gulf from Nayarit (Mateo-Cid and Mendoza-González, 1992).
Petroglossum Hollenberg, 1943:571
Petroglossum parvum Hollenberg, 1945:450
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Salsipuedes, ISG.
Type Locality.
Intertidal; Laguna Beach, Orange
County, southern California, USA.
SOLIERIACEAE J. AGARDH, 1876:502
SOLIERIACEAE
AGARDHIELLEAE P. W. GABRIELSON
HOMMERSAND, 1982:57
TRIBE
ET
Gymnogongrus Martius, 1833:27
Gymnogongrus? carnosus Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:745
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Pedro Mártir, ISG.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Isla San Pedro Mártir,
Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gymnogongrus guadalupensis E. Y. Dawson, 1961a:249
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Cabeza Ballena to Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
IS: Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Outer reef and pools; southernmost tip of Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of Baja California,
Mexico.
Agardhiella F. Schmitz, in Schmitz
et Hauptleisch, 1896:371
Agardhiella mexicana E. Y. Dawson, 1944:288
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, to Ensenada de San Francisco,
SON. WC: Bahía San Luis Gonzaga, BC, to Bahía de San Lucas,
BCS. IS: Canal Mejía (channel off Isla Mejía) and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 4 m depth; south shore of
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
SOLIERIACEAE
TRIBE
SOLIERIEAE J. AGARDH, 1852B:721
Sarcodiotheca Kylin, 1932:15
Gymnogongrus johnstonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) E. Y.
Dawson, 1954b:294
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Lo de Marcos, NAY. WC: Campo Hawaii,
BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Sarcodiotheca dichotoma (M. Howe) E. Y. Dawson,
1944:290
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Libertad to Bahía Bacochibampo, SON. WC: Bahía de
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Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla San Esteban, and Isla San Pedro
Mártir, ISG; Isla La Ventana, BC; Isla Tortuga, Isla Carmen, and
Canal de San Lorenzo, off Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Vicinity of La Paz, Baja California
Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Sarcodiotheca furcata (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Kylin,
1932:16
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada Grande, Bahía San Pedro (between Bahía San Carlos
and Tastiota), SON. WC: Punta La Gringa, Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla San
Esteban, ISG; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
West coast of Whidbey (Whidby)
Island, Island County, Puget Sound, Washington, USA.
Sarcodiotheca gaudichaudii (Montagne) P. W. Gabrielson,
1982:93
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía La Choya (?) to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to San Jose del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado and Isla
La Ventana, BC; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Paita (seaport on south side of
Bahía de Paita), Paita Province, northwestern Peru.
Sarcodiotheca linearis Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1937:80
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Gorda to Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón (?), ISG.
Type Locality.
Bahía de San Lucas, Baja California
Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Wurdemannia Harvey, 1853:245
Wurdemannia miniata (Sprengel) J. Feldmann et G. Hamel,
1934:544
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía San Carlos, SON. WC: Bahía de Loreto to Bahía La Paz,
BCS. IS: Isla Carmen, BCS.
Type Locality.
Vicinity of Montpellier, Hérault
Department, France, Mediterranean Sea.
WEEKSIACEAE I. A. ABBOTT, 1968:181
Weeksia Setchell, 1901:128
Weeksia coccinea (Harvey) S. C. Lindstrom, 1986:531
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
El Desemboque de los Seris, SON. EC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. WC: Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla Tiburón, ISG; Islas de Los
Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Griffin Bay (south of Friday Harbor), San Juan Island, San Juan County, Washington, USA.
Weeksia templetonii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1937:76
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado,
BC; Canal de San Lorenzo, off Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 38 m depth; off Isla Cedros, off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
ET
Sarcodiotheca taylorii E. Y. Dawson, 1961a:227
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla Estanque, ISG; Isla La Ventana,
BC; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Isla María Magdalena, Islas Marías,
off Nayarit, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Tacanoosca J. N. Norris, P. W. Gabrielson
et D. P. Cheney, in Norris, 2014:360
Tacanoosca uncinata (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris,
P. W. Gabrielson et D. P. Cheney, in Norris, 2014:361
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Playa El Coloradito to Bahía San Francisquito, BC. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, Isla
San Esteban, Isla Las Ánimas, Isla San Lorenzo, and Isla San
Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla Coronado, and Isla de Los Gemelos.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Isla Las Ánimas (Isla
San Lorenzo Norte), Islas de San Lorenzo, Baja California, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
PEYSSONNELIALES KRAYESKY, FREDERICQ
J. N. NORRIS, IN KRAYESKY ET AL., 2009:384
PEYSSONNELIACEAE DENIZOT, 1968:86, 308
Cruoriella P. Crouan et H. Crouan,
1859:289
Cruoriella fissurata E. Y. Dawson, 1953:109
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON. WC: Punta Aguja to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS:
Isla San Lorenzo, ISG.
Type Locality.
On intertidal rocks; Cabeza Ballena, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Cruoriella mexicana (E. Y. Dawson) Denizot, 1968:149
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY.
WC: San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de Loreto, BCS.
Type Locality.
On mollusk shells, dredged
13–15 m depths; Isla Coronado Sur (South Island; 32°24.5′N,
117°13.8′W), Islas Los Coronados, off Pacific coast of northern
Baja California, Mexico.
NUMBER 106
Metapeyssonnelia Boudouresque,
Coppejans et Marcot, 1976:288
Metapeyssonnelia mexicana (E. Y. Dawson) D. L. Ballantine et
H. Ruíz, 2011:50
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Peñasco, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Manzanillas, NAY.
Type Locality.
On granite outcrop; southeast side
of Bahía de Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico.
Metapeyssonnelia sp. A of Krayesky and Norris, 2014:370
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación to Playa Las Conchas, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Peyssonnelia Decaisne, 1841:168
Peyssonnelia conchicola Piccone et Grunow, in Piccone, 1884b:317
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Concepción to Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Massawa, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Red
Sea.
Peyssonnelia dubyi P. Crouan et H. Crouan, 1844:368
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, SON, to Miramar, NAY. IS: Isla Isabel, NAY.
Type Locality.
Brest, Finistère Département, Brittany, northwest France.
Peyssonnelia hancockii (E. Y. Dawson) Denizot, 1968:135, 310
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
South shore, Isla Benito del Este
(East Island or East Benito), Islas San Benito (~25 km west of
Isla Cedros), off Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Peyssonnelia japonica (Segawa) Yoneshigue, 1984:134
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación to Playa Las Conchas, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Crusts on gastropod mollusk shell,
Omphalius rusticus (=Tegula rustica); Sirahama, Miyake-jima, Izu
Islands (Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park), Japan, Philippine Sea.
Peyssonnelia mexicana E. Y. Dawson, 1953:106
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Manzanillas, NAY. IS: Isla Las Ánimas, ISG.
Type Locality.
Granite rock outcrop; southeast
side of Bahía de Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico.
Peyssonnelia orientalis (Weber-van Bosse) Cormaci et G.
Furnari, 1987:757
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Cabo Corrientes, JAL. WC: San Felipe, BC, to Punta Palmilla, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, Isla Pelícano,
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and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Cholla, Bahía Salinas,
Isla Carmen, Isla Monserrate, Isla San Francisco, and Bahía San
Gabriel and Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla
Larga, NAY.
Syntype Localities.
“None specifically designated, seventeen Dutch East Indian localities [were] indicated
from intertidal to 120 m depth” (Dawson, 1953:104); “Philippine Islands and various locales in Indonesia, including Semau
and Solor” (Silva et al., 1996:213).
Peyssonnelia pacifica Kylin, 1925:25
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN.
Type Locality.
On shell of limpet, Patella (mollusk); south of False Bay, southwest coast of San Juan Island,
San Juan County, Washington, USA.
Peyssonnelia rubra (Greville) J. Agardh, 1851:502
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Norte and Punta Derecha, SIN. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Ionian Islands (seven principal islands and numerous smaller islands), Ionian Sea, six off west
coast and one off the southern tip of Greece.
Peyssonnelia squamaria (S. G. Gmelin) Decaisne ex J. Agardh,
1842:93
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: San
José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla San Ildefonso and Islas Santa Inés
(Islas Santa Inez), BCS.
Type Locality.
Mediterranean Sea.
CRYPTONEMIALES F. SCHMITZ, 1892:21
HALYMENIACEAE BORY
DE
SAINT-VINCENT, 1828:158
Cryptonemia J. Agardh, 1842:100
Cryptonemia angustata (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
E. Y. Dawson, 1954b:261
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Punta La Gringa, Bahía
de Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado and Isla de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Dredged 30 m depth; Bahía Santa
María, west coast of Isla Magdalena (outside of Bahía Magdalena), Pacific Coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Cryptonemia borealis Kylin, 1925:19
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: El
Colorado, SON.
Syntype Localities.
Two locales (Kylin, 1925):
Canoe Island and Peavine Pass (channel between Orcas Island
and Blakely Island), Washington.
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Lectotype Locality.
Canoe Island (off SE of
Shaw Island and NW end of Lopez Island), San Juan County,
Washington, USA (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976).
Remarks.
Gabrielson et al. (2004) noted difficulty in
separating NE Pacific Cryptonemia borealis, C. angustata, and
C. obovata. Should molecular systematic studies reveal them to
be a single species, the oldest validly published name is C. obovata. Northern Gulf specimens referred to Cryptonemia borealis
(Serviere-Zaragoza et al., 2012) should be compared to the type
as well as northern Gulf specimens of C. obovata.
Cryptonemia decolorata W. R. Taylor, 1945:202
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Concepción, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Dredged on coralline algal bottom 22
m depth; AHF sta. 970 (106°21′10″W, 21°25′40″N), off Isla María
Magdalena, Islas Marías, Nayarit, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Cryptonemia guaymasensis (E. Y. Dawson) E. Y. Dawson,
1954b:263
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, to Guaymas, SON. WC: Playa
El Coloradito, BC, to Bahía de San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Patos,
ISG; Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
At 4–6 m depths on muddy bottom;
outer harbor, Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Cryptonemia obovata J. Agardh, 1876:681
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Canal de Infiernillo (channel between E coast of Isla Tiburón
and El Desemboque de los Seris), SON. IS: Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
San Francisco Bay entrance (probably the westernmost entrance at Land’s End or Fort Point or
below the Presidio, in vicinity of Golden Gate Bridge), San Francisco, San Francisco County, northern California, USA.
Cryptonemia opuntioides E. Y. Dawson, 1966b:59
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
La Ventana, BC; Isla Salsipuedes, ISG.
Type Locality.
At 12–18 m depths; Isla Salsipuedes, Islas de San Lorenzo, Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas
de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Cryptonemia veleroae (E. Y. Dawson) E. Y. Dawson, 1954b:262
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON. WC: Rocas Consag, BC.
Type Locality.
On broken shell and mud at 12–20
m depths; outside Guaymas Harbor entrance, Guaymas, Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Grateloupia C. Agardh, 1822:221, nom. cons.
Grateloupia catenata Yendo, 1920:9
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to San Blas, NAY. IS: Isla
Tiburón, ISG.
Syntype Localities.
Six locales in Japan (Yendo,
1920): five on Honshū Island—Tsugaru, [Cape] Tappi-zaki,
Shimofuro, and Ajigasawa (all four Aomori Prefecture) and Fukuyama (Hiroshima Prefecture)—and one on Hokkaidō Island,
Hakodate (Hokkaidō Prefecture).
Lectotype Locality.
Ajigasawa, Aomori Prefecture, Honshū Island, Japan (Wang et al., 2000).
Grateloupia dactylifera E. Y. Dawson, 1954b:257
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. IS: Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Ensenada de San Francisco (vicinity
of Puerto San Carlos), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Grateloupia filicina (Lamouroux) C. Agardh, 1822:223
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC:
Campo Hawaii, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Pelícano,
SON; Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
Trieste, Gulf of Trieste, northeast
Italy (De Clerck et al., 2005:392).
Remarks.
Most Gulf of California of “Grateloupia
filicina,” including G. filicina var. lomentaria (Dawson, 1954b),
were referred to G. catenata (Norris, 2014). Other Gulf records
need to be reexamined to verify their identification.
Grateloupia hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:280
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. IS: Isla Estanque and Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
“Rocky headland about 3 miles [~4.8
km] north of Kino [Bahía Kino (town)]” (Dawson, 1944:280),
Bahía Kino (bay), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Grateloupia howei Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924b:782
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Robinson, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía de
Los Ángeles, BC, to Roca El Solitario, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz,
SON; Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, Isla San Esteban, and
Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Isla San Esteban, Sonora,
Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Grateloupia prolongata J. Agardh, 1847:10
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Lobos, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Angel de la Guarda, Isla
Patos, Isla San Esteban, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), and Isla
Rasa, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla
San Francisco, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Pochetti” (Agardh, 1847:10);
“Guatulco (Mexico)” (Kützing, 1849:730), probably
Huatulco, Oaxaca; “probably on the coast of Oaxaca” (Dawson, 1954b); “Pochutla,” Oaxaca, Mexico (De Clerck et al.,
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2005:392; Pochutla District is in the east of the Costa Region,
Oaxaca).
Type Locality.
California, Mexico.
Grateloupia versicolor (J. Agardh) J. Agardh, 1851:181
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Arenosa, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL.
WC: Bahía San Francisquito, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS:
Isla Pelícano, SON; Isla Turner and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla
San Ildefonso, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
“St. Augustín in littore Mexicano
Oceani Pacifici, Liebman” (Agardh, 1851); San Agustín, Bahías
de Huatulco, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Halymenia bifida E. Y. Dawson, 1954b:269
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Punta Los Frailes to
Bahía de San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rock and sand bottom, 8–15 m
depths; Bahía Los Frailes adjoining Punta Los Frailes, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Grateloupia violacea (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) E. Y. Dawson,
1961a:200
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles to Bahía San Francisquito, BC. IS: Isla
Patos, Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Isla San Esteban, and Isla
Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG.
Type Locality.
On upper sublittoral rocks; Isla San
Esteban, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Grateloupia abreviata Kylin, 1941:10
Remarks.
Reported from Isla Pelícano in the upper
Gulf by Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid (1986) with a query.
Grateloupia abreviata was described from La Jolla, southern
California, and is generally accepted as a synonym of G. doryphora (Montagne) M. Howe (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976); its
presence in the Gulf of California needs to be verified.
Uncertain Record: Grateloupia doryphora (Montagne) M.
Howe, 1914:169
Remarks.
A common species on the Pacific coast of
Baja California. The Gulf record from Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco
(Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid, 1992), needs to be verified.
Grateloupia doryphora as identified in the NE Pacific appears to
be confused with the Japanese G. turuturu Yamada (1941). In
the Atlantic off the U.S. coast “G. doryphora” was found to be
G. turuturu by Gavio and Fredericq (2002), who also noted that
distribution of G. doryphora was probably restricted to waters
off of Chile and Peru. On the Pacific coast of northern Baja California G. turuturu has been reported as an introduced species
(Miller et al., 2011; L. Aguilar-Rosas, et al. 2014).
Halymenia C. Agardh, 1817:xix, nom. cons.
Halymenia actinophysa M. Howe, 1911:509
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Peñasco, Puerto Peñasco, to Ensenada de San Francisco,
SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS:
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Bahía Agua Dulce,
Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla La Ventana and Isla de Los Gemelos, BC;
Bahía Salinas, Isla Carmen, Isla San José, and Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
Halymenia californica G. M. Smith et Hollenberg, 1943:216
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. WC: Bahía de Loreto to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla San Esteban and Isla Tiburón,
ISG; Isla Partida [sur], BCS.
Type Locality.
Moss Beach, San Mateo County,
central California, USA.
Halymenia megaspora E. Y. Dawson, 1954b:272
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rock-sand bottom, 8–15 m depths;
south side of Punta Los Frailes, Bahía Los Frailes, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Halymenia refugiensis E. Y. Dawson, 1944:278
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 22–44 m depths; Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes
(Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Dawson (1954b) and Abbott (1967) considered H. refugiensis conspecific with H. actinophysa. Apparently resurrecting the species but without comment, Littler and
Littler (2010) reported it in Pacific Panama. Thus far, the northern Gulf H. refugiensis is known only from the type specimen,
and its taxonomic status should be further investigated and molecularly tested (Norris, 2014).
Excluded Species: Halymenia gardneri (Kylin) P. G. Parkinson,
1980:12
Remarks.
Mistakenly recorded in the northern Gulf
of California from Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, by Pacheco-Ruíz
et al. (2008).
Prionitis J. Agardh, 1851:185,
nom. cons.
Prionitis abbreviata Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:785
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía Topolobampo, SIN. WC:
Campo Hawaii, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San
Jorge and Isla Alcatráz, SON; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
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Guarda, Isla Patos, Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner,
Isla San Esteban, and Isla Rasa, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla
Tortuga, Isla Cholla, Isla Carmen, and Bahía San Gabriel, Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Isla San Esteban, Sonora,
Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Prionitis abbreviata var. guaymasensis (E. Y. Dawson) E. Y.
Dawson, 1959a:25
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel
de la Guarda, ISG; Isla Alcatráz and Isla San Pedro Nolasco,
SON.
Type Locality.
On rocks intertidal tide pools;
Punta San Pedro (about 41 km north of Guaymas), Sonora, Gulf
of California, Mexico.
Prionitis acroidalea (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) E. Y. Dawson,
1961a:424
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Bahía
Kino to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatraz, SON; Isla Tiburón and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Tortuga, BCS.
Type Locality.
On rock, upper sublittoral; Isla
Tortuga (off Puerto Santa Rosalía), Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Prionitis cornea (Okamura) E. Y. Dawson, 1958:71
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Mulegé, BCS.
Type Locality.
Kazusa, Bōsō Peninusula, Chiba
Prefecture, Honshū Island, Japan.
Type Locality.
Uncertain. Note that Gabrielson
(2008:96) gave two possible locales: Nootka Sound, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, or Monterey, California,
USA.
Remarks.
Gabrielson (2008) stated Prionitis sternbergii was a temperate species distributed from British Columbia to northern Pacific coast of Baja California and noted it was
not possible that P. sternbergii could have been collected at these
previously cited locales: “in mari Australi” (Agardh, 1822; see
also Silva, 1996); Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico (Kylin, 1941);
and Punta St. Agustín, Oaxaca, Mexico (Dawson, 1954b). Gulf
specimens referred to this species need to be reexamined to verify
their identification.
Uncertain Record: Prionitis australis (J. Agardh) J. Agardh,
1851:188
Remarks.
Reported from Segundo Cerro Prieta,
Bahía Kino, in the upper Gulf (Mendoza-González and MateoCid, 1986), it has not been recently collected, and their specimen
should be reexamined to verify its identity.
Norrissia Balakrishnan, 1980:284
Uncertain Record: Norrissia setchellii (Kylin) Balakrishnan,
1980:284
Remarks.
Norrissia setchellii was reported from
Segundo Cerro Prieto, Bahía Kino, by Mendoza-González and
Mateo-Cid (1986, as “Grateloupia setchellii”). Until upper Gulf
specimens can be reexamined, the presence of Norrissia Balakrishnan remains unconfirmed.
Pachymenia J. Agardh, 1876:145
Prionitis delicatula (W. R. Taylor) E. Y. Dawson, 1961a:424
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Bahía Sur (“South Bay”),
Isla Cedros (“Isla Cerros”), off Pacific coast of Baja California,
Mexico.
Remarks.
Dawson’s (1966a) upper Gulf specimens
of Prionitis delicatula were noted to differ from those of Pacific
Baja California (Norris, 2014:426). More Gulf specimens are
needed to be confirm its identification.
Prionitis mexicana E. Y. Dawson, 1944:283
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: San José del Cabo to Cabeza
Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Middle littoral on rocky reef; San
José del Cabo, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Prionitis sternbergii (C. Agardh) J. Agardh, 1851:190
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. IS: Isla San
Jorge, SON; Isla Tortuga and Isla San Marcos, BCS.
Uncertain Record: Pachymenia saxicola W. R. Taylor,
1945:207
Remarks.
In recording “Pachymenia saxicola”
from Punta de Mita, Nayarit, Mateo-Cid and MendozaGonzález (1992) queried its identification. Further studies and
more collections are need to verify its presence in the Gulf of
California.
TSENGIACEAE G. W. SAUNDERS
ET
KRAFT, 2002:1259
Tsengia K.-C. Fan et Y.-P. Fan, 1962:191
Tsengia abbottiana (J. N. Norris et Bucher) J. N. Norris et
Bucher, in Bucher and Norris, 2014b:426
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Canal
Mejía, channel off Isla Mejía, ISG.
Type Locality.
On rock at 23 m depth; in narrow, deep channel off SE side of Isla Mejía (29°33′07″N,
113°35′19″W) on the NW side of Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura),
Gulf of California, Mexico.
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NEMASTOMATALES KYLIN, 1925:39
NEMASTOMATACEAE F. SCHMITZ, 1892:22
Predaea G. De Toni, 1936:[5]
Predaea japonica T. Yoshida, 1980:69
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puerto Calamajué, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda and Isla Estanque, ISG; Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Type Locality.
Mitsuse, near Cape Nomo, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyūshū Island, Japan.
Predaea masonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) G. De Toni,
1936:[5]
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Carmen and
Canal de San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On a crustose coralline; dredged,
off Isla Claríon, Islas Revillagigedo, west of Colima, Mexico.
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the basis of culture studies of Ardré (1977) that showed the generitype H. rubens J. Agardh to be the sporophyte phase of Schizymenia dubyi (Chauvin ex Duby) J. Agardh.
Haematocelis zonalis E. Y. Dawson et Neushul, 1966:176
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Agua Verde, BCS.
Type Locality.
On living mollusk shell, 28–30 m
depth; Anacapa Island, Ventura County, California Channel Islands (Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary), southern
California, USA.
Remarks.
Culture and genetic studies are needed to
determine if tetrasporophytic specimens of Gulf H. zonalis are
involved in the life history of Gulf Schizymenia, if they could
possibly be a different species, or if they are the tetrasporophyte/
Haematocelis-phase of another genus.
PLOCAMIALES G. W. SAUNDERS
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KRAFT, 1994:1260
PLOCAMIACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:442, 449,
NOM. CONS.
Plocamium J. V. Lamouroux,
1813:137, nom. cons.
Platoma Schousboe ex F. Schmitz, 1894:627
Platoma? fanii E. Y. Dawson, 1961a:197
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla San Esteban, Sonora, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
The type of Platoma fanii needs to be molecularly tested to verify its generic placement (Bucher and Norris, 2014c).
Schizymenia J. Agardh, 1851:158
Schizymenia pacifica (Kylin) Kylin, 1932:10
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Willard to Bahía de Las Ánimas, BC. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Syntype Localities.
Five locales listed by Kylin
(1925:21, as Turnerella pacifica): two on San Juan Island—on
pilings of Friday Harbor’s docks, Friday Harbor, and south of
False Bay—and three on other islands, Brown Island, Turn Island
(Turn Rock), and Canoe Island.
Lectotype Locality.
Friday Harbor, Washington
(Smith, 1944); San Juan Island (Dawson, 1961a); on intertidal
rocks, near pilings of Friday Harbor dock, Friday Harbor, San
Juan Island, San Juan Islands, San Juan County, Washington, USA.
Haematocelis J. Agardh, 1851:492
Remarks.
The genus Haematocelis has been treated
as a synonym of Schizymenia (e.g., Guiry and Guiry, 2015) on
Plocamium katinae J. N. Norris, 2014:437
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to El Desemboque de los Seris,
SON. WC: Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Mid intertidal; Cumpleaños Tide
Pool (on tidal platform), Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Plocamium violaceum Farlow, 1877:240
Remarks.
Specimens from Puerto Peñasco, SON, referred to “P. violaceum” (Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid,
1986) are probably not this species and should be reexamined.
Excluded Species: Plocamium pacificum Kylin, 1925:42
Remarks.
Only the Gulf of California specimens referred to Plocamium pacificum, P. coccineum, and P. coccineum
var. pacificum sensu Dawson (1961a, 1966a; US Alg. Coll.) were
identified to be P. katinae (Norris, 2014). The presence of P. pacificum in the upper Gulf remains doubtful.
SEBDENIALES WITHALL
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SEBDENIACEAE KYLIN, 1932:12
Sebdenia (J. Agardh) Berthold, 1882:530
Sebdenia flabellata (J. Agardh) P. G. Parkinson, 1980:12
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: Bahía de
Los Ángeles, BC, to Caleta Santa María, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado,
Isla La Ventana, and Islas de Los Gemelos, BC; Isla Mejía, Puerto
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Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, and Isla San
Esteban, ISG; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Guadeloupe, French West Indies,
Lesser Antilles, Caribbean Sea.
RHODYMENIALES NÄGELI, 1847:226, 239, 254
CHAMPIACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:438
Champia Desvaux, 1809:245
Champia caespitosa E. Y. Dawson, 1944:311
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
on articulated corallines, midintertidal rocky shore; Isla Estanque (Pond Island; off SE end of
Isla Ángel de la Guarda), Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de
la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Champia disticha E. Y. Dawson, 1944:310
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Laurencia, mid intertidal; Isla San Esteban, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Champia cf. parvula (C. Agardh) Harvey, 1853:76
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: Playa Santa Teresa,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Patos, Isla Turner, and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla San Juan Nepomuceno and
Isla Monserrate, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Ad Gades” (Agardh, 1824:207);
Cádiz, Iberian Peninsula, southwestern Spain.
Remarks.
Widely reported in subtropical to tropical
seas, its presence in the Gulf of California needs verification.
Type Locality.
Cobble shore; south side of Bahía Bacochibampo, near Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gastroclonium parvum (Hollenberg) C. F. Chang et B.-M. Xia,
1978:209
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Roca
Rojo, Bahía Kino, SON. WC: Puertecitos, BC.
Type Locality.
On large intertidal rock; Redondo
Beach, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
FAUCHEACEAE I. M. STRACHAN, G. W. SAUNDERS
KRAFT, IN SAUNDERS ET AL., 1999:36
ET
Gloiocladia J. Agardh, 1842:87
Gloiocladia hoshawii (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris, 2014:450
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Islas
de Los Gemelos, BC; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Subtidal, ~15 m depth; Isla San Pedro
Nolasco (“Seal Island”), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Gloiocladia mollis (M. Howe) J. N. Norris, 2014:450
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
“Apparently dredged”; vicinity of
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico (Dawson, 1963a:441).
Gloiocladia sefferi (M. Howe) J. N. Norris, 2014:450
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Loreto to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Estanque, Isla
San Esteban, and Isla San Lorenzo, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
“Apparently dredged”; vicinity of
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico (Dawson, 1963a:441).
Gloioderma J. Agardh, 1851:243
Gastroclonium Kützing, 1843:441, nom. cons.
Gastroclonium compressum (Hollenberg) C. F. Chang et B.-M.
Xia, 1978:209, 213
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo,
BCS. IS: Isla Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
On intertidal rock; ~0.8 km east of
Corona del Mar, Orange County, southern California, USA.
Gastroclonium pacificum (E. Y. Dawson) C. F. Chang et B.-M.
Xia, 1978:209
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, to Bahía Bacochibampo, SON.
WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC; Punta Los Frailes (?), BCS. IS:
Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Isla Estanque, Isla Patos, and
Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Gloioderma conjuncta (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) E. Y.
Dawson, 1959a:26
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Ensenada Bacochibampo, SON. WC: Bahía
de Los Ángeles, BC, to La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla Tiburón, Isla San Esteban, and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla
Tortuga, BCS.
Type Locality.
Floating and entangled with other
algae; Isla San Esteban, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Although some have treated it as Gloiocladia conjunctata (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) R. E. Norris
(1991), Rodríguez-Prieto et al. (2007) and Dalen and Saunders
(2007) concluded that the genus Gloioderma should be reinstated (see also Norris, 2014:452).
NUMBER 106
LOMENTARIACEAE J. AGARDH, 1876:606, 630
LOMENTARIACEAE TRIBE CERATODICTYEAE F. SCHMITZ
ET HAUPTFLEISCH, 1897A:384, 388
Ceratodictyon Zanardini, 1878:36
Ceratodictyon tenue (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris,
2014:455
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada San Francisco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC:
Santa Rosalía to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Cholla, Isla San
Francisco, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Santa Rosalía, Baja
California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico (Dawson, 1953).
Ceratodictyon variabile (Greville ex J. Agardh) R. E. Norris,
1987:243
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Puertecitos,
BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON;
Isla Tortuga, BCS.
Type Locality.
Chennai (formerly Madras), Tamil
Nadu, Bay of Bengal, southeastern India.
LOMENTARIACEAE TRIBE LOMENTARIEAE
ENDLICHER, 1843:42
Fushitsunagia Filloramo
et G. W. Saunders, 2016:348
Fushitsunagia catenata (Harvey) Filloramo et G. W. Saunders,
2016:348
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Cabo Arco, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito,
BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla Ángel
de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Patos, Bahía Agua Dulce, Isla
Tiburón, Isla Turner, Isla San Esteban, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Coronado, BC; Isla Tortuga and Isla San Marcos, BCS.
Type Locality.
Shimoda (near southern end of Izu
Peninsula), Shizuoka Prefecture, Honshū Island, Japan (Harvey,
1860; Dawson, 1959b).
Remarks.
Previously reported in the Gulf of California as Lomentaria catenata Harvey (1857), Filloramo and Saunders (2016:344, fig. 1) found the western Pacific L. catenata to
be allied with species of Ceratodictyon and described it as a new
genus Fushitsunagia.
Lomentaria Lyngbye, 1819:101
Lomentaria? hakodatensis Yendo, 1920:6
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Libertad, SON, to Miramar, NAY. WC: Bahía Concepción
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to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda,
Isla Patos, and Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Seven locales (Yendo,
1920:6): “Hakodate, Otaru, insulam Rishiri, prov. Hidaka, prov.
Inaba, prov. Bōshū, [and] prov. Owari.”
Lectotype Locality.
Hakodate, Hokkaidō Prefecture (Oshima Subprefecture), Hokkaidō Island, Japan (Lee, 1978).
Remarks.
Filloramo and Saunders (2016: fig. 1)
found the western Pacific Lomentaria hakodatensis did not
group with the Lomentaria lineage that included the generitype
but resolved to be a sister to Binghamiopsis I. K. Lee, J. A. West
et Hommersand (1988) and noted its generic placement could
not be determined at that time.
RHODYMENIACEAE HARVEY, 1846:VIII
Botryocladia (J. Agardh) Kylin, 1931:17
Botryocladia datilensis (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris, 2014:462
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. IS: Isla Turner, ISG; Isla La
Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
On lower intertidal rocks; Isla
Turner (El Dátil), off southeast end of Isla Tiburón, Sonora, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Botryocladia guaymasensis E. Y. Dawson, 1963a:451
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Estación, Puerto Peñasco, to Ensenada de San Francisco, SON.
Type Locality.
Beach drift; Bahía San Francisco,
within eastern shore of Bahía San Carlos (~11 km northwest of
Guaymas), Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Botryocladia uvarioides E. Y. Dawson, 1944:306
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Puertecitos,
BC, to Bahía San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Ángel de la Guarda and
Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Coronado and Isla La Ventana, BC; Isla
San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla San Ildefonso, BCS; Isla María
Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Dredged 40 m depth; off San José
del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Botryocladia pseudodichotoma (Farlow)
Kylin, 1931:18
Remarks.
Recorded from estero Punta Perla, Isla Tiburón (Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid, 1986), the species
needs to be reexamined to verify its presence in the Gulf.
Excluded Species: Botryocladia pyriformis (Børgesen) Kylin,
1931:18
Remarks.
Recorded from Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel
de la Guarda (Norris, 1973), when reexamined, the specimens
were found to be B. uvarioides (Norris, 2014:463).
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Irvinea Guiry, in Saunders et al., 1999:36
Irvinea hancockii (E. Y. Dawson) R. Wilkes, L. McIvor et
Guiry, 2006:488
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to Punta Perico, Bahía Los Frailes,
BCS. IS: Isla Mejía and Isla Estanque, ISG; Bahía Salinas, Isla
Carmen, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 20–40 m depths; Bahía
Agua Verde, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
la Guarda, Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura),
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Rhodymenia huertae J. N. Norris, 2014:469
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Mejía, Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 10.9–20.1 m depths; Isla
Mejía (off northwest side of Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda), Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura),
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Rhodymenia Greville, 1830:xlviii, 84,
nom. cons.
SYNOPSIS OF BROWN ALGAL TAXA
Rhodymenia arborescens E. Y. Dawson, 1941:149
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Isabel, NAY.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore on a barnacle; Laguna
Beach, Orange County, southern California, USA.
Remarks.
The southern Gulf record originally reported as “Rhodymenia lobata” (Dawson, 1944) was later reidentified to be R. arborescens (Dawson, 1963a).
Rhodymenia californica Kylin, 1931:21
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Arena to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena
(identification queried by Dawson, 1963a), NAY.
Type Locality.
Near “Biological Station” (Kylin,
1931:31); low intertidal, Mussel Point (Cabrillo Point), Hopkins
Marine Station of Stanford University, Pacific Grove, Monterey
County, central California, USA (Smith, 1944).
Rhodymenia dawsonii W. R. Taylor, 1945:251
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Bahía
Agua Verde, BCS. IS: Isla San Francisco and Isla Cholla, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged; off Punta Hughes, about
5.6 km southeast of Cabo San Lázaro, Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Rhodymenia divaricata E. Y. Dawson, 1941:141
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Desemboque de los Seris to Bahía Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía
Coyote to Puerto Escondido, BCS. IS: Isla Mejía and Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Canal de San Lorenzo,
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Dredged 3.7–5.5 m depths on mud
bottom; Bahía Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Rhodymenia hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1941:146
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Hermosa, Puerto Peñasco, to El Desemboque de los Seris, SON. IS:
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
Dredged on shell bottom, 42 m
depth on shell bottom; west side of Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
The synoptic list below of Phaeophyceae of the Gulf of California is of the phylum, classes, orders, families, and genera of
brown algae presented in the accounts following this list.
STRAMENOPILES
OCHROPHYTA
PHAEOPHYCEAE
ISHIGEOPHYCIDAE
Ishigeales
Ishigeaceae
Ishige Yendo
DICTYOTOPHYCIDAE
Dictyotales
Dictyotaceae
Dictyotaceae tribe Dictyoteae
Canistrocarpus De Paula et
De Clerck
Dictyota J. V. Lamouroux
Rugulopteryx De Clerck et
Coppejans
Dictyopteris J. V. Lamouroux
Lobophora J. Agardh
Padina Adanson
Spatoglossum Kützing
Sphacelariales
Sphacelariaceae
Sphacelaria Lyngbye
Lithodermataceae
Pseudolithoderma Svedelius
FUCOPHYCIDAE
Desmarestiales
Desmarestiaceae
Desmarestia J. V. Lamouroux
Ectocarpales
Acinetosporaceae
Feldmannia Hamel
Hincksia J. E. Gray
Pylaiellaceae
Pylaiella Bory de Saint-Vincent
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Chordariaceae
Compsonema Kuckuck
Haplogloia Levring
Hecatonema Sauvageau
Myriactula Kuntze
Nemacystus Derbès et Solier
Streblonema Derbès et Solier
Leathesiaceae
Leathesia S. F. Gray
Ectocarpaceae
Ectocarpus Lyngbye
Chnoosporaceae
Chnoospora J. Agardh
Scytosiphonaceae
Colpomenia (Endlicher)
Derbès et Solier
Hapterophycus Setchell et
N. L. Gardner
Hydroclathrus Bory de SaintVincent
Rosenvingea Børgesen
Petalonia Derbès et Solier
Stragularia Strömfelt
Ralfsiales
Hapalospongiaceae
Hapalospongidion
De A. Saunders
Neoralfsiaceae
Neoralfsia P.-E. Lim et
H. Kawai
Ralfsiaceae
Endoplura Hollenberg
Ralfsia Berkeley
Scytothamnales
Asteronemataceae
Asteronema Delépine et Asensi
Sporochnales
Sporochnaceae
Sporochnus C. Agardh
Tilopteridales
Cutleriaceae
Cutleria Greville
Fucales
Sargassaceae
Sargassum C. Agardh
EXCLUDED PHAEOPHYCEAE (Laminariales)
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the phylum; however, both have been noted to be invalid (Guiry
and Guiry, 2017). Ochrophyta Cavalier-Smith (in Cavalier-Smith
and Chao, 1996; Cavalier-Smith, 1998) is used herein.
PHAEOPHYCEAE KJELLMAN, 1891:196
ISHIGEOPHYCIDAE SILBERFELD, F. ROUSSEAU
ET REVIERS, 2014:124, 140
ISHIGEALES G. Y. CHO ET S. M. BOO,
IN G. Y. CHO ET AL., 2004:934
ISHIGEACEAE OKAMURA,
IN
SEGAWA, 1935:65
Ishige Yendo, 1907:154
Ishige sinicola (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Chihara, 1969:3
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Sistema Lagunar Navachiste–San
Ignacio, Macapule, SIN. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla Partida, and Isla San
Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
On rocks; Isla Partida [norte] (Isla
Cordonazo), Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura),
Gulf of California, Mexico.
DICTYOTOPHYCIDAE SILBERFELD, F. ROUSSEAU
ET REVIERS, 2014:125, 140
DICTYOTALES BORY DE SAINT-VINCENT,
1828:142
DICTYOTACEAE J. V. LAMOUROUX
DUMORTIER, 1822:72, 101
EX
DICTYOTACEAE TRIBE DICTYOTEAE GREVILLE,
1833:252, 275
Remarks.
Although the infrafamilial tribes Dictyoteae and Zonarieae O. C. Schmidt (1938) were divided on
morphological characters, phylogenetic analyses did not support
their separation, and Bittner et al. (2008) concluded they should
be merged (see also Silberfeld et al. (2014).
Canistrocarpus De Paula et De Clerck,
in De Clerck et al., 2006:1285
STRAMENOPILES D. J. PATTERSON, 1989:372
OCHROPHYTA CAVALIER-SMITH, IN CAVALIER-SMITH
AND CHAO, 1996:508
Remarks.
Heterokontophyta Hoek (1978) and Heterokontophyta Moestrup (1992) are also used as the name for
Canistrocarpus cervicornis (Kützing) De Paula et De Clerck, in
De Clerck et al., 2006:1285
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Concepción to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Key West, Florida Keys, Monroe
County, Florida, USA.
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Dictyota J. V. Lamouroux, 1809a:38,
nom. cons.
Type Locality.
ern California, USA.
La Jolla, San Diego County, south-
Dictyota bartayresiana J. V. Lamouroux, 1809a:43
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Faro de San Felipe,
BC, to Punta Los Frailes, BCS. IS: Isla San José, BCS.
Type Locality.
Antilles, West Indies [archipelago
in Caribbean Sea composed of the islands of the Greater Antilles
and the Lesser Antilles].
Dictyota pinnata (E. Y. Dawson) Hörnig, Schnetter et
Prud’homme van Reine, 1993:170
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta Arena to
Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Miramar, Nayarit, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Dictyota concrescens W. R. Taylor, 1945:89
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to El Colorado, SON. WC:
Bahía de La Paz to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Punta Hughes (vicinity of Bahía
Magdalena), about 5.6 km southeast of Cabo San Lázaro, Pacific
coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Dictyota stolonifera E. Y. Dawson, 1962b:392
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON. WC: San José del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Intertidal; volcanic reef, Masachapa, Managua (department), Pacific coast of Nicaragua.
Dictyota coriacea (Holmes) Hwang, H.-S. Kim et W. J. Lee,
2004:189
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Punta La Gringa, Bahía
de Los Ángeles, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Tiburón, Isla Turner, Isla Partida
(Isla Cordonazo), and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla San Marcos,
Isla San Ildefonso, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Neighborhood of Tokio [Tokyo]”
(Holmes, 1896:149); Enoura, Sagami Bay, Kanagawa Prefecture,
Honshū Island, Japan.
Dictyota crenulata J. Agardh, 1847:7
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: Los Pocitos (vic. La Concha), SW Bahía Concepción, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla
San Diego and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“St. Augustin, Stilla Oceanen”
(Agardh, 1847:7); San Agustín, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Dictyota dichotoma var. intricata (C. Agardh) Greville, 1830:58
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Bahía Kino, SON. WC: Faro de San Felipe,
BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON;
Isla Tortuga, Isla San Diego, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla San Juan
Nepomuceno, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cádiz, Bahía de Cádiz, Andalusia
region, Cádiz Province, southwestern Spain.
Dictyota flabellata (Collins) Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924b:12
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal to Guaymas, SON. WC: Faro de San Felipe, BC, to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón and Isla Turner, ISG;
Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Tortuga, Isla San Marcos, Isla
San Juan Nepomuceno, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Dictyota vivesii M. Howe, 1911:497
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco to Bahía San Francisco, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito,
BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla Partida
and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Uncertain Record: Dictyota binghamiae J. Agardh, 1894:72
Remarks.
Described from southern California (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976, as Pachydictyon binghamiae (J.
Agardh) E. Y. Dawson), it was recorded in the southern Gulf from
Cabo San Lucas (Martínez-Lozano et al., 1991). More collections
are necessary to verify its presence in the Gulf of California.
Uncertain Record: Dictyota dichotoma (Hudson) J. V.
Lamouroux, 1809a:42
Remarks.
Gulf specimens referred to as “Dictyota
dichotoma” need to be reinvestigated (Pedroche et al., 2008;
Norris, 2010). Dictyota dichotoma sensu stricto is probably restricted to the NE Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea (De Clerck,
2003). Norris (2010) referred some Gulf specimens previously
identified as “D. dichotoma” to D. vivesii.
Uncertain Record: Dictyota volubilis Kützing, 1849:445
Remarks.
“Dictyota volubilis” as identified in the
Gulf also needs to be reinvestigated (Pedroche et al., 2008; Norris, 2010). De Clerck (2003) considered D. volubilis to be conspecific with D. dichotoma.
Rugulopteryx De Clerck et Coppejans,
in De Clerck et al., 2006:1286
Rugulopteryx okamurae (E. Y. Dawson) I.-K. Hwang, W. J. Lee
et H.-S. Kim, in Hwang et al., 2009:5
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON. WC: Cabeza Ballena to Bahía de San Lucas, BCS.
NUMBER 106
Type Locality.
Enoshima [island], Kanagawa Prefecture, offshore in Sagami Bay, Honshū Island, Japan.
Dictyopteris J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:332
Dictyopteris delicatula J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:332
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz to Arrecife
de Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Antilles, West Indies [archipelago
in Caribbean Sea composed of the islands of the Greater Antilles
and the Lesser Antilles].
Dictyopteris repens (Okamura) Børgesen, 1924a:265
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Cholla, BCS.
Type Locality.
Chuuk (Turk) Islands, part of the
Caroline Islands group, Federated States of Micronesia.
Dictyopteris undulata Holmes, 1896:251
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Peñasco to Bahía Tepoca, SON. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, and Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Conchas
and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Tortuga, Isla Partida, and
Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Misaki, Kanagawa Prefecture,
Honshū Island, central Japan.
Uncertain Record: Dictyopteris johnstonei N. L. Gardner,
1940:270
Remarks.
Dictyopteris johnstonei has been recorded
as “possibly into the Gulf of California” (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976:212). Its taxonomic status is problematic, and the
southern California D. johnstonei (type locality: Santa Cruz Island, California Channel Islands [Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary]) needs to be reinvestigated (Silva, 1957). Until
the phylogenetic relationships of Gulf specimens referable to “D.
johnstonei” are comparatively tested with type specimens of D.
johnstonei, Japanese D. undulata Holmes, and California D. zonarioides Farlow, its taxonomic status and presence in the Gulf
remain uncertain (Norris, 2014).
Lobophora J. Agardh, 1894:21
Lobophora variegata? (J. V. Lamouroux) Womersley ex E. C.
Oliveira, 1977:217
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta Arena to
Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla San Diego, Isla Partida, Isla Espíritu
Santo, and Isla San Francisco, BCS.
Type Locality.
Antilles, West Indies [archipelago
in Caribbean Sea composed of the islands of the Greater Antilles
and the Lesser Antilles].
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Remarks.
Recent molecular systematic studies of
specimens assumed to be a broadly defined “Lobophora variegata” (Sun et al., 2012; Vieira et al., 2014, 2016; Schultz et al.,
2015) have revealed numerous new species that were previously
misidentified or unrecognized. The species L. variegata is likely
restricted to the Caribbean Sea (Schultz et al., 2015; Vieira et al.,
2016). Vieira et al. (2016, 2017) estimated there are more than
100 species of Lobophora, of which only 21−30 species are currently recognized. The Gulf of California specimens referred to
“L. variegata” should be critically studied and molecularly compared to determine their correct identity and if there is possibly
more than one species in the Gulf.
Padina Adanson, 1763:13, 586, nom. cons.
Padina arborescens Holmes, 1896:251
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: El
Huerfanito to Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC; Santa Rosalía, BCS. IS:
Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG.
Type Locality.
Enoshima [island], Fujisawa,
Kanagawa Prefecture, offshore in Sagami Bay, Honshū Island,
Japan.
Remarks.
Molecular data of Díaz-Martínez et al.
(2016:679) indicated their Gulf specimens were probably this
species.
Padina caulescens Thivy, in Taylor, 1945:99
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Playa La Concha, Ensenada de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Isla María Magdalena, Islas Marías,
Nayarit, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Padina caulescens has been treated as a
synonym of P. durvillei by Riosmena-Rodríguez et al. (2009).
Padina concrescens Thivy, in Taylor, 1945:102
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Golfo de Santa Clara, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
WC: Bahía de los Muertos to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Anchorage, Black Beach, Isla Floreana
(Charles Island; Isla Santa María), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Remarks.
Díaz-Martínez et al. (2016) noted that P.
concrescens may possibly be a procumbent growth form of P.
durvillei, but type material of the Galápagos P. concrescens must
be analyzed to resolve their relationship and taxonomic status.
Padina crispata Thivy, in Taylor, 1945:100
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Estero Tastiota, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla Monserrat and
Isla Partida, BCS; Isla María Madre, NAY.
Type Locality.
Gulfo Dulce, Puntarenas Province,
Pacific coast of Costa Rica.
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Remarks.
Although Riosmena-Rodríguez et al.
(2009) treated Padina crispata as a synonym of P. mexicana,
molecular analysis by Díaz-Martínez et al. (2016) supported it
being a distinct species from P. mexicana.
Padina durvillei Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1827a:591
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, Isla Alcatráz, and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, Isla
Turner, Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), Isla San Esteban, and Isla
San Pedro Mártir, ISG; Isla Tortuga, Isla San Marcos, Isla San
Ildefonso, Isla Cholla, Isla Danzante, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla de Venados and Isla de la Piedra, SIN; Isla Larga,
Isla María Madre, and Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Concepción, Bío Bío Region, Province Concepción, Chile (Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1827a).
Remarks.
Dawson et al. (1964:22) suspected the
type locality of P. durvillei was incorrect, noting “from the present known distribution of the species it is questionable whether
the alga was taken from such cool southern waters.” However,
Concepción, Chile, is generally accepted as the type locality
(Ramírez and Santelices, 1991; Guiry and Guiry, 2014).
Padina glabra Gaillard, 1966:226
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Punta de Fann, Dakar, Senegal.
Remarks.
Molecular analyses by Díaz-Martínez et
al. (2016:679) indicated their Gulf specimen was possibly this
species.
Padina mexicana E. Y. Dawson, 1944:231
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: Playa Santa
Teresa, BC, to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón and
Isla Turner, ISG; Isla San Diego, Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, and
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Reef; Isla Turner, off southeast end
of Isla Tiburón, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf
of California, Mexico.
Padina mexicana var. erecta Ávila-Ortiz, 2003:70
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía Concepción to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Puerto Vicente Guerrero, Guerrero,
Mexico.
Remarks.
Separated primarily by their different
thallus habits; that is, P. mexicana var. erecta has an erect habit
versus a procumbent habit of P. mexicana var. mexicana. It was
treated as a synonym of P. mexicana by Riosmena-Rodríguez
et al. (2009). Subsequently, Díaz-Martínez et al. (2016) found
no genetic differences between the two varieties and recognized
them as morphological varieties.
Padina ramonribae Ávila-Ortiz, Pedroche et Díaz-Martínez, in
Díaz-Martínez et al., 2016:667
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Los
Tornados, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cayaquitos, Guerrero, Mexico.
Remarks.
Described from Guerrero, tropical Pacific
Mexico, Padina ramonribae has also been reported in the southern Gulf from Los Tornados (Ávila-Ortiz and Pedroche, 2005;
Pedroche et al., 2008).
Uncertain Record: Padina sanctae-crucis Børgesen, 1914:45
Remarks.
Further investigation of southern Gulf
specimens referred to P. sanctae-crucis from Bahía del Rincón
is required to verify their identification (Pedroche et al., 2008).
Excluded Species: Padina tetrastromatica Hauck, 1887:43
Remarks.
Ávila-Ortiz and Pedroche (1999),
Pedroche et al. (2008), and Norris (2010) concluded Pacific
Mexico specimens of “Padina tetrastromatica” were misidentified and were actually P. crispata (see also Remarks above under
P. crispata).
Excluded Species: Padina gymnospora (Kützing) Sonder, 1871:47
Remarks.
Ávila-Ortiz and Pedroche (2005) found
that tropical Pacific Mexico specimens identified as “Padina
gymnospora” were either P. crispata or P. mexicana and noted
P. gymnospora should be applied only to material from the Atlantic. Riosmena-Rodríguez et al. (2009) also concluded Gulf of
California records of “P. gymnospora” and “P. vickersiae” (note
P. vickersiae Hoyt in Howe, 1920, is a synonym of P. gymnospora; see Allender and Kraft, 1983) were misidentified and referred them to P. mexicana.
Spatoglossum Kützing, 1843:339
Spatoglossum howellii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1937:74
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
Isla Isabela (Isla Albemarle), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Spatoglossum lanceolatum E. Y. Dawson, 1954c:328
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON.
Type Locality.
In beach drift; north shore of
Ensenada de San Francisco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Spatoglossum schroederi (C. Agardh) Kützing, 1859:21
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Brazil.
NUMBER 106
Remarks.
The species concept of Spatoglossum
schroederi (C. Agardh) Kützing (1859:21) is based on a specimen (Liebmann; Herb. Sonder) that was illustrated from Veracruz, Gulf of Mexico (Kützing, 1859: table 51, fig. 1). That
specimen was not from the type locality in Brazil. Gulf of California S. schroederi needs to be compared with the type materials of Zonaria schroederi C. Agardh (1823) from Brazil to verify
its identification in the Gulf of California.
Spatoglossum subflabellatum E. Y. Dawson, 1954c:326
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Ensenada de San Francisco,
SON.
Type Locality.
Dredged 11–18 m depths; near
Punta de Las Cuevitas, Ensenada de San Francisco, Sonora, Gulf
of California, Mexico.
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Type Locality.
On Hormophysa cuneiformis (J. F.
Gmelin) P. C. Silva; Nuweiba, Sinai, Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea,
Egypt.
Sphacelaria sp. of Rocha-Ramírez and Siqueiros-Beltrones, 1991
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Balandra, BCS.
Sphacelaria tribuloides Meneghini, 1840:[2]
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON. WC: Playa Santa Teresa, BC, to Bahía de La Paz,
BCS. IS: Isla San Diego and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
On submerged rocks; La Spezia,
Gulf of Spezia, Ligurian Sea, northern Italy.
LITHODERMATACEAE HAUCK, 1883:188, 318
Pseudolithoderma Svedelius, in Kjellman
and Svedelius, 1910:175
SPHACELARIACEAE DECAISNE, 1842A:329, 341
Sphacelaria Lyngbye, in Hornemann,
1818:8, pl. MDC
Sphacelaria brevicornis Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:725
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo,
and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Sargassum polyacanthum f.
americanum Setchell et N. L. Gardner (1924a; now S. sinicola
Setchell et N. L. Gardner); La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Sphacelaria californica (Sauvageau) Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1925:395
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Puertecitos, BC,
to San José del Cabo, BCS.
Type Locality.
San Diego, San Diego County,
southern California, USA (Setchell and Gardner, 1925).
Sphacelaria hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:225
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Balandra to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Turner, ISG; Isla
Carmen, BCS.
Type Locality.
On mid-intertidal rocks; San José
del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Sphacelaria rigidula Kützing, 1843:292
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla
San Francisco and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Pseudolithoderma nigrum Hollenberg, 1969:297
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Los Muertos, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Corona del Mar, Orange County,
southern California, USA.
FUCOPHYCIDAE CAVALIER-SMITH, 1986:341
DESMARESTIALES SETCHELL ET N. L. GARDNER,
1925:554
DESMARESTIACEAE (THURET) KJELLMAN, 1880:10
Desmarestia J. V. Lamouroux, 1813:43
Desmarestia filamentosa E. Y. Dawson, 1944:236
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta La Gringa, Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Isla Mejía, Roca
Blanca, and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla
San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 27.4 m (15 fathoms)
depth; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California,
Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Desmarestia munda subsp. mexicana (E. Y. Dawson) J. N.
Norris, 2010:146
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Roca
Blanca and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla
Estanque, ISG.
Type Locality.
Dredged 27.4 m (15 fathoms)
depth; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California,
Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
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N. L. GARDNER, 1922C:403
ACINETOSPORACEAE HAMEL, 1931:8
Pylaiella sp. A of Norris, 2010:187
Gulf of California Distribution.
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Feldmannia Hamel, 1939:xli
CHORDARIACEAE GREVILLE, 1830:44
Feldmannia indica (Sonder) Womersley et A. Bailey, 1970:288
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Isla
María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Pulo Kambing, Bima Bay, Sumbawa (Bima Island), Indonesia.
Compsonema Kuckuck, 1899:58
Feldmannia irregularis (Kützing) Hamel, 1939:xvii
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Canal de Infiernillo, SON.
Type Locality.
On Laurencia obtusa; Adriatic Sea.
Feldmannia mitchelliae (Harvey) H.-S. Kim, 2010:51
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Playa Los Cerritos, SIN. WC: Playa
Santa Teresa to Puertecitos, BC; Bahía Concepción to San José
del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla San Diego, BCS.
Type Locality.
Nantucket, Nantucket County,
Massachusetts, USA.
Remarks.
Previously, Feldmannia mitchelliae has
been reported as Hincksia mitchelliae (Harvey) P. C. Silva (in Silva
et al., 1987) in the Gulf of California (Pedroche et al., 2008).
EC:
Compsonema immixtum Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:724
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Partida [norte], ISG.
Type Locality.
On Colpomenia sinuosa f. deformans—now C. phaeodactyla (M. J. Wynne et J. N. Norris); Isla
Partida (Isla Cordonazo), Baja California, Islas Grandes (Islas de
la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Compsonema intricatum Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1922a:354
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN.
Type Locality.
On Fucus gardneri; Carmel Bay,
Monterey County, central California, USA.
Compsonema serpens Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1922a:363
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Playa El Coloradito to
Puertecitos, BC.
Type Locality.
Carmel Bay, Monterey County,
central California, USA.
Hincksia J. E. Gray, 1865:12
Haplogloia Levring, 1939:48
Hincksia bryantii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris,
2010:169
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San
Juan Nepomuceno and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Codium brandegeei;
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Haplogloia andersonii (Farlow) Levring, 1939:50
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County,
California, USA.
Hecatonema Sauvageau, 1898:248
Hincksia granulosa (J. E. Smith) P. C. Silva, in Silva et al.,
1987:130
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Pelícano and Isla Alcatráz, SON.
Syntype Localities.
Brighton (Brighthelmston)
[East Sussex] and Shoreham [West Sussex], England, UK (Silva
et al., 1996).
Remarks.
Womersley (1987) noted the type was
from England, but it has not been located (Clayton, 1974; see
Guiry and Guiry, 2015).
Hecatonema streblonematoides (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
Loiseaux, 1970:253
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Segundo Cerro Prieto, Bahía Kino, SON;
Playa de Guayabitos and Las Peñas, NAY, to Puerto Vallarta,
JAL. IS: Isla Pelícano, SON.
Type Locality.
On Nereocystis luetkeana (K.
Mertens) Postels et Ruprecht; Tomales Bay, Marin County,
northern California, USA.
PYLAIELLACEAE P. M. PEDERSEN, 1984:50
Myriactula Kuntze, 1898:74, 415
Pylaiella Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1823:393
Myriactula johnstonii (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Feldmann,
1945:223
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Marcos, BCS.
Remarks.
More recently Pylaiella has been treated
as a member of the Acinetosporaceae (see Silberfeld et al., 2014).
NUMBER 106
Type Locality.
On Sargassum insulare Setchell et
N. L. Gardner (now S. lapazeanum Setchell et N. L. Gardner);
Isla San Marcos, northern Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Myriactula marchantiae (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Feldmann,
1945:223
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: La
Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Sargassum horridum Setchell
et N. L. Gardner; La Paz, Baja California, Gulf of California,
Mexico.
Nemacystus Derbès et Solier, 1850:269
Nemacystus brandegeei (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Kylin, 1940:49
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Bahía de La Paz,
BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Bahía Agua
Dulce, Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Streblonema Derbès et Solier, 1851:100
Streblonema transfixum Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1922b:391
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
On Desmarestia herbacea (Turner)
J. V. Lamouroux; San Pedro, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
Streblonema sp. A of Norris, 2010:180
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Remarks.
Record is from the finding of filaments
of Streblonema sp. on intertidal Cutleria hancockii in the upper
Gulf (La Claire and West, 1977).
LEATHESIACEAE FARLOW, 1881:16, 79
Leathesia S. F. Gray, 1821:279, 301
Remarks.
Leathesia has also been treated as a member of the Chordariaceae (see Peters and Ramírez, 2001; Silberfeld et al., 2014).
Leathesia nana Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924b:3
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC.
Type Locality.
Monterey, Monterey County, central California, USA.
ECTOCARPACEAE C. AGARDH, 1828:9
Ectocarpus Lyngbye, 1819:130
Ectocarpus acutus Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1922c:404
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Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Carmel, Monterey County, central
California, USA.
Ectocarpus chantransioides Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1922c:406
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Santa Monica, Los Angeles County,
southern California, USA.
Ectocarpus commensalis Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1922c:407
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Carelleros (Careyeros), NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
IS: Isla Alcatráz, SON; Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Larga, NAY.
Lectotype Locality.
On Codium setchellii N. L.
Gardner; Carmel Bay, Monterey County, central California, USA.
Ectocarpus corticulatus De A. Saunders, 1898:152
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Pacific Grove, Monterey County,
central California, USA.
Ectocarpus gonodioides Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:721
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC; Bahía Agua Verde to
Punta Arena, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado, BC; Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
On Codium cuneatum Setchell et
N. L. Gardner (now C. simulans Setchell et N. L. Gardner); Isla
Coronado (Isla Smith), north of Bahía de Los Ángeles, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ectocarpus hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:222
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: El
Faro de San Felipe, BC. IS: Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Reef; Isla Turner (off southeast end
of Isla Tiburón), Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf
of California, Mexico.
Ectocarpus parvus (De A. Saunders) Hollenberg, 1971:283
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Playa Norte and Punta Derecha, SIN,
to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla
Pelícano, SON.
Type Locality.
On “sand-colored rocks;” San
Pedro, Los Angeles County, southern California, USA.
Ectocarpus rallsiae Vickers, 1905:59
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de los Muertos to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Barbados, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean Sea.
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Remarks.
Ectocarpus rallsiae was recorded in the
southern Gulf of California by Mateo-Cid et al. (2000, as Hincksia rallsiae (Vickers) P. C. Silva).
Ectocarpus siliculosus (Dillwyn) Lyngbye, 1819:131
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal to Punta Gorda, SON; Playa de Guayabitos and Playa
Las Peñas, NAY. WC: Playa Santa Teresa to Puertecitos, BC.
Syntype Localities.
Cromer, Norfolk [county],
and Hastings, East Sussex [county], England, UK.
Remarks.
Phylogenetic analyses by Montecinos et al.
(2017) of specimens identified as E. siliculosus revealed at least 15
cryptic species within the “E. siliculosi-group.” Four of these, including E. siliculosus, were found in the North and South Pacific.
They noted it was impossible in the field to distinguish between
species of this E. siliculosi-group. Molecular analyses of Gulf of
California specimens will help elucidate their identifications.
Ectocarpus simulans Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1922c:412
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
de Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas,
JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cypress Point, Monterey County,
central California, USA.
Ectocarpus sonorensis E. Y. Dawson, 1944:221
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON.
Type Locality.
On rocks in tidal stream; 3 km east
of Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
CHNOOSPORACEAE SETCHELL ET N. L. GARDNER,
1925:400, 552
Remarks.
This family has also been treated as being
synonymous with the Scytosiphonaceae (e.g., Silberfeld et al.,
2014).
Chnoospora J. Agardh, 1847:7
Chnoospora implexa J. Agardh, 1848:172
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: Santa
Rosalía to Punta San Evaristo, BCS. IS: Isla Mejía and Isla Ángel
de la Guarda, ISG; Isla Cholla and Isla San Francisco, BCS.
Type Locality.
Near El-Tor, Sinai Peninsula, Gulf
of Suez, Egypt.
Chnoospora minima (K. Hering) Papenfuss, 1956:69
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Carelleros (Careyeros), NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
WC: Bahía Concepción to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Cholla
and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Port Natal, Durban, South Africa.
Remarks.
Some Gulf of California records of C.
minima may be C. pacifica; they need to be critically compared
with Fucus minimus K. Hering (1841), the type of South African
C. minima.
Chnoospora pacifica J. Agardh, 1847:7
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía San Pedro, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
San Agustín, Oaxaca, Mexico.
SCYTOSIPHONACEAE FARLOW, 1881:15, 62
Colpomenia (Endlicher)
Derbès et Solier, 1851:95
Colpomenia durvillei (Bory de Saint-Vincent) M. E. Ramírez,
in Ramírez and Rojas, 1991:17
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: “Las
Cuevas, SON” (Lee et al., 2012:371, table 1).
Type Locality.
Concepción, Bío Bío Region, Province Concepción, Chile.
Remarks.
Specimens from “Las Cuevas, Sonora”
(probably Punta Las Cuevas, SON; note there is also a Las Cuevas
near Sayulita, NAY) were found to be genetically identical to the
Chilean C. durvillei (Lee et al., 2012:371, fig. 2). The South American C. durvillei may be a species recently introduced to the northern
Gulf or it possibly has been overlooked. Similar in appearance to
some C. phaeodactyla, the phylogenetic relationship of these two
needs further elucidation (see also Remarks under C. phaeodactyla).
Colpomenia peregrina Sauvageau, 1927:321
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Tarabillas to Punta León, Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Lectotype Locality.
Brittany, northwest France.
Colpomenia phaeodactyla M. J. Wynne et J. N. Norris, 1976:5
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Punta
Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, to Bahía Kino, SON. WC: El Huerfanito to Bahía San Francisco, BC. IS: Isla Mejía, Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Turner, and Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
On tidal platform; Playa Estación,
Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Specimens resembling C. phaeodactyla
from “Las Cuervas” were genetically identified as C. durvillei by
Lee et al. (2012). The two are distinct morphologically (Wynne
and Norris, 1976; Norris, 2010; Lee et al., 2012), with both now
recognized in the northern Gulf of California. The type of upper
Gulf C. phaeodactyla should be molecularly analyzed to further
elucidate its relationship to Chilean type of C. durvillei (note
that if the locale is Punta Las Cuevas, Sonora, it is about 444 km
south of Puerto Peñasco, type locality of C. phaeodactyla; see
also Remarks under Colpomenia durvillei).
Colpomenia ramosa W. R. Taylor, 1945:84
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía San Luis
NUMBER 106
Gonzaga to Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC; Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
IS: Isla San Luis Gonzaga, BC; Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS; Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Bahía Sur, Isla Cedros, off Pacific
coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Colpomenia sinuosa (Mertens ex Roth) Derbès et Solier,
1851:95
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Puerto San Felipe, BC, to
Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla San Luis Gonzaga, BC; Isla Mejía,
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, and Isla Tiburón, ISG;
Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Near Cádiz, Bahía de Cádiz, Andalusia region, southwestern Spain.
Colpomenia sinuosa f. expansissima Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:726
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía San Francisquito, BC.
Type Locality.
“Floating in large billowy masses
out in the bay” (I. M. Johnson, in Setchell and Gardner,
1924a:726); Bahía San Francisquito, Baja California, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Colpomenia sinuosa f. expansissima was
described by Setchell and Gardner (1924a) as large, thin fronds
that were very similar to C. sinuosa f. expansa De A. Saunders
(1898). Although it was later considered a form of C. tuberculata by Dawson (1944, as C. sinuosa f. tuberculata), its taxonomic status needs to be reinvestigated.
Colpomenia sp. A of Norris, 2010:193
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. WC: Puerto Calamajué to
Punta La Gringa, BC; Puerto Escondido, BCS. IS: Isla La Ventana, BC; Isla San Esteban, ISG; Bahía Salinas, Isla Carmen,
BCS.
Remarks.
Colpomenia sp. A is morphologically the
same as “C. sinuosa? open-expanded sheet form” of Wynne and
Norris (1976:5) and “C. sinuosa f. expansa” of Pedroche et al.
(2008). The minute, spine-like projections of Colpomenia sinuosa f. expansissima are lacking on the expanded sheet-like Colpomenia sp. A (Wynne and Norris, 1976; Norris, 2010; see also
Remarks under Colpomenia sinuosa f. expansissima).
Colpomenia tuberculata De A. Saunders, 1898:164
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: El Machorro, BC,
to San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz, SON; Isla San Luis
Gonzaga and Islas de Los Gemelos, BC; Isla Mejía and Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Turner, and
Isla Partida (Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Espíritu Santo and Isla
Partida [sur], BCS.
Type Locality.
Near San Pedro, Los Angeles
County, southern California, USA.
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Hapterophycus Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
in Setchell, 1912:233
Remarks.
Kogame (1996) considered the genus synonymous with Scytosiphon (see also Silberfeld et al., 2014). Although Hollenberg (1941) concluded Hapterophycus was close
to Ralfsiaceae, others treat the genus as belonging in the Scytosiphonaceae. Phylogenetic analyses will help resolve familial
placement of the genus (Norris, 2014).
Hapterophycus? anastomosans E. Y. Dawson, 1966b:56
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Lorenzo and Isla Rasa, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla Rasa, Baja California, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
The taxonomic placement of this endemic
species was queried by Norris (2014). Molecular phylogenetic
analyses will help resolve its generic and familial placement.
Hydroclathrus Bory de Saint-Vincent,
1825:419
Hydroclathrus clathratus (C. Agardh) M. Howe, 1920:590
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Punta
Perla, Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla San José, Isla San Francisco, Isla
San Juan Nepomuceno, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Three locales for the basionym, Encoelium clathratum C. Agardh (1823): Belle-Île, Brittany, France; Rauki, Waigeo Island, Moluccas, Indonesia; and
Shark Bay, Western Australia.
Lectotype Locality.
Belle-Île, Brittany, France
(Howe, 1920; Womersley, 1987); however, this locale may be
incorrect since the mollusk shells found associated with the lectotype collection are not known from this locality (Hamel, 1937;
Silva et al., 1996).
Rosenvingea Børgesen, 1914:22
Rosenvingea antillarum (P. Crouan et H. Crouan) M. J.
Wynne, 1997:334
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal to Punta Gorda, SON.
Type Locality.
Le Moule, Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe, French West Indies.
Rosenvingea floridana (W. R. Taylor) W. R. Taylor,
1955:72
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal to Punta Gorda, SON. WC: Punta La Gringa, Bahía
de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda,
and Estanque (?), ISG.
Type Locality.
East Cay, Dry Tortugas (Dry Tortugas National Park), Florida Keys, Monroe County, Gulf of
Mexico, Florida, USA.
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Rosenvingea intricata (J. Agardh) Børgesen, 1914:26
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON. WC: Punta Bufeo to Bahía San Luis Gonzaga, BC; Bahía Concepción to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Veracruz [city], Veracruz [state],
Gulf of Mexico, Mexico.
Type Locality.
Point Aulon (Lover’s Point), Pacific Grove, Monterey County, central California, USA. Lectotype and epitype were selected by León-Alvarez et al. (2017:
4, 5, fig. 2).
NEORALFSIACEAE P.-E. LIM ET H. KAWAI,
IN LIM ET AL., 2007:464
Petalonia Derbès et Solier, 1850:266
Remarks.
The recorded presence of the two species
of Petalonia below in the Gulf of California requires further investigation (see also Remarks under Stragularia clavata).
Uncertain Record: Petalonia binghamiae (J. Agardh)
Vinogradova, 1973:31
Gulf of California Distribution.
Cabo Tepoca, SON.
EC:
Uncertain Record: Petalonia fascia (O. F. Müller) Kuntze,
1898:419
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Libertad, SON; Mazatlán, SIN.
Neoralfsia P.-E. Lim et H. Kawai,
in Lim et al., 2007:464
Neoralfsia hancockii León-Álvarez et Núñez-Reséndiz, in LeónÁlvarez et al., 2014a:145
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Sayulita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Puertecitos, BC,
to San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Southern end of San José del Cabo,
Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Previous Gulf of California records of Neoralfsia hancockii were referred to as “morph A” sensu LeónÁlvarez and González-González (1995), “Ralfsia expansa”
(León-Álvarez and González-González, 2003), and “Ralfsia hancockii” (León-Álvarez and Norris, 2010).
Stragularia Strömfelt, 1886:49
RALFSIACEAE FARLOW, 1881:17, 86
Remarks.
The generic status of species of Stragularia
requires further investigation. Culture studies on some encrusting species of Stragularia, Ralfsia, or “Ralfsia-like” found them
to be a phase in heteromorphic life history of an erect blade-like
thallus such as those of Petalonia (e.g., Wynne, 1969, 1972;
Nakamura and Tatewaki, 1975; Fletcher, 1978). Many are probably life history phases of members of the Scytosiphoniaceae
(Guiry and Guiry, 2016).
Stragularia clavata (Harvey) Hamel, 1939:70
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Las
Cuevas, NAY. IS: Isla Larga, NAY.
Remarks.
A prostrate species recorded in the
southeastern Gulf of California (León-Alvarez and GonzálezGonzález, 1993). Culture and genetic studies will elucidate
what genus/species is part of the life history of the Gulf taxon.
RALFSIALES NAKAMURA EX P.-E. LIM ET H. KAWAI,
IN LIM ET AL., 2007:464
HAPALOSPONGIACEAE REYES-GÓMEZ ET LEÓN-ÁLVAREZ,
IN LEÓN-ÁLVAREZ ET AL., 2017:13
Hapalospongidion De A. Saunders, 1899:7
Hapalospongidion gelatinosum De A. Saunders, 1899:37
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Cabo Corrientes to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta Santa
Rosalía, BC; Cabo Pulmo and Punta Frailes to Cabeza de Ballena, BCS.
Endoplura Hollenberg, 1969:298
Endoplura aurea Hollenberg, 1969:300
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: La
Paz to Punta Los Frailes, BCS.
Type Locality.
Laguna Beach, Orange County,
southern California, USA.
Ralfsia Berkeley, in Smith and Sowerby,
1843:pl. 2866+[2]pp.
Ralfsia confusa Hollenberg, 1969:291
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto San Carlos, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
Concepción to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS;
Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Corona del Mar, Orange County,
southern California, USA.
Ralfsia fungiformis (Gunnerus) Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924b:11
Gulf of California Distribution.
Playa de Guayabitos and Playa Las Peñas, NAY.
Type Locality.
Iceland.
EC:
Ralfsia hesperia Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924b:2
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Los Cerritos, Punta Chile, and Cerro El Crestón (Isla El
Crestón), SIN. IS: Isla Los Lobos, SIN.
NUMBER 106
Type Locality.
central California, USA.
Carmel Bay, Monterey County,
Ralfsia integra Hollenberg, 1969:295–296
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Manzanillas, NAY.
Type Locality.
Laguna Beach, Orange County,
southern California, USA.
Ralfsia pacifica Hollenberg, in Smith, 1944:95
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Pelícano, Puerta Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas,
JAL. WC: Playa Santa Teresa, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla
Turner and Isla San Esteban, ISG.
Syntype Localities.
Three locales given by Hollenberg (in Smith, 1944:96): “along the shore near: Bird Rock
[largest of Seal Rocks], Pebble Beach, and north end of Carmel
Beach,” all Monterey County, central California, USA.
Remarks.
The publication of R. pacifica Hollenberg
(in Smith, 1944:95) supercedes the publication of Hollenberg
(1969), which included another choice for its type and type
locality. Therefore a lectotype specimen in agreement with the
original protologue of Hollenberg (in Smith, 1944:95–96) needs
to be chosen from the listed syntype localities of Hollenberg’s
Monterey Peninsula collections of that time.
Ralfsia-like crust 1 of Dawson, 1966a:9, as “Ralfsia spp.”
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Ralfsia-like crust 2 of Dawson, 1966a:9, as “Ralfsia spp.”
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON.
Uncertain Record: Ralfsia californica Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924b:2
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto San Carlos, SON. IS: Isla Turner, ISG; Bahía San Gabriel,
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Remarks.
The nonfertile northern Gulf (Dawson,
1944) and the Jalisco specimens (Taylor, 1945) referred to “R.
californica” need reinvestigation (Pedroche et al., 2008; LeónÁlvarez and Norris, 2010).
SCYTOTHAMNALES A. F. PETERS ET M. N. CLAYTON,
1988:111
ASTERONEMATACEAE SILBERFELD, RACAULT,
R. L. FLETCHER, F. ROUSSEAU ET B. DE REVIERS,
IN SILBERFELD ET AL., 2011:375
Asteronema Delépine et Asensi, 1975:296
Asteronema breviarticulatum (J. Agardh) Ouriques et Bouzon,
2000:271
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Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
San Agustín, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Remarks.
It has also been reported outside the entrance to the Gulf to the south from Playa Mezcales, Jalisco
(Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid, 1992).
SPOROCHNALES SAUVAGEAU, 1926:364
SPOROCHNACEAE GREVILLE, 1830:36
Sporochnus C. Agardh, 1817:xii
Sporochnus anomalus (Pallas) M. J. Wynne, 2003:78
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Roca Blanca and Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Not given by Pallas (1766, as Fucus
anomalus); Mediterranean (Gmelin, 1768).
Sporochnus neushulii J. N. Norris, 2010:153
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Roca
Blanca and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
At 20−30 m depths; off west side
of Roca Blanca, Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja
California, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California,
Mexico.
TILOPTERIADALES BESSEY, 1907:290
Remarks.
Cuteriales Oltmann (1922) is also used
for this order, but see comments of Silberfeld et al. (2014) and
Guiry and Guiry (2014–2017).
CUTLERIACEAE GRIFFITH
ET
HENFREY, 1856:179
Remarks.
Although usually cited as Cutleriaceae
Hauck (1883), Griffith and Henfrey (1856) is an older publication
of the family name.
Cutleria Greville, 1830:xliv, 59
Cutleria hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:226 (gametophytes)
and Aglaozonia-phase of C. hancockii (sporophyte)
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Playa El Coloradito, BC, to Punta Arena, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz and Isla San
Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla San Luis Gonzaga, BC; Isla Estanque,
Isla Tiburón, and Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Cutleria hancockii (gametophyte):
low intertidal on rocky reef; Isla Turner (off SE end of Isla Tiburón), Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of
California, Mexico; [and] Aglaozonia-phase (sporophyte): low intertidal on rock-shingle beach; SW shore of Isla Tiburón (opposite
Isla Turner), Sonora, Islas Grandes, Gulf of California, Mexico.
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FUCALES BORY
DE
SAINT-VINCENT, 1827B:62
SARGASSACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:349, 359
Sargassum C. Agardh, 1820:1
Sargassum acinacifolium Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:732
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía San Francisquito,
BC. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; “Guaymas (?)” (locality questioned by Setchell and Gardner, 1924a:732), Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Sargassum brandegeei Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:736
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Norse, Puerto Peñasco, to Guaymas, SON. IS: Puerto Refugio,
Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Tiburón, and Isla San
Esteban, ISG; Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; “Guaymas (?)” (locality questioned by Setchell and Gardner, 1924a:736), Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Sargassum brandegeei was treated as a
synonym of S. herporhizum by Andrade-Sorcia et al. (2014).
Sargassum herporhizum Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:739
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Punta Las Cuevitas, SON. WC: Puertecitos,
BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla San
Pedro Mártir, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla San Jorge (“Georges Island,”
Setchell and Gardner, 1924a:739), about 40 km southeast of
Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Sargassum horridum Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:734
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Bahía Concepción
to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón and Isla San Esteban,
ISG; Isla Cholla, Isla San José, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Andrade-Sorcia et al. (2014) considered the
Gulf endemic species, S. camouii E. Y. Dawson (1944; S. sinicola
subsp. camouii (E. Y. Dawson) J. N. Norris et Yensen, in Norris,
2010), to be a synonym of S. horridum and selected S. horridum
as the type for S. sect. Horridum Andrade-Sorcia et S.-M. Boo.
Sargassum howelli Setchell, 1937:132
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Rincón de Guayabitos, NAY, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía
de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla Clarión, Islas Revillagigedo,
Colima, Mexico.
Sargassum johnstonii Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:737
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal to Ensenada de San Francisco, SON. WC: Playa Santa
Teresa to San José, BC; Bahía Agua Verde to Bahía de La Paz,
BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge and Isla Alcatráz, SON.
Type Locality.
Isla San Jorge (“Georges Island,”
Setchell and Gardner, 1924a), about 40 km southeast of Puerto
Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Sargassum johnstonii, the type of S. sect.
Johnstonii E. Y. Dawson ex J. N. Norris (in Norris, 2010), was
treated by Andrade-Sorcia et al. (2014) as a synonym of S. sect.
Lapazeanum E. Y. Dawson ex J. N. Norris (in Norris, 2010).
Sargassum johnstonii f. gracile Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:738
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía San Francisquito, BC.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Guaymas, Sonora,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Dawson (1944) noted that S. johnstonii f.
gracile and S. johnstonii f. laxius were possibly only variants of a
single polymorphic S. johnstonii (Pedroche et al., 2008). AndradeSorcia et al. (2014) commented specimens of S. johnstonii f. gracile
either lacked mature reproductive structures or were incomplete
and could not be separated from S. johnstonii f. johnstonii.
Sargassum lapazeanum Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:734
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Puertecitos, BC, to
Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Mejía and Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Turner, Isla Tiburón, and Isla Partida
(Isla Cordonazo), ISG; Isla Coronado and Isla la Ventana, BC;
Isla Tortuga, Isla San Marcos, Isla San José, Isla Danzante, Isla
San Juan Nepomuceno, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; near La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Sargassum macdougalii E. Y. Dawson
(1944), a previously recognized Gulf endemic species, was treated
as a synonym of S. lapazeanum by Andrade-Sorcia et al. (2014).
Sargassum liebmannii J. Agardh, 1847:8
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Los Cerritos, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de La
Paz to San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla San Juan Nepomuceno,
BCS; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Bahía de San Agustín, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Sargassum pacificum Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1828:123
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Punta
de Mita, NAY, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Three locales: Chile; Port
Praslin, New Ireland [Latanga Island, Papua New Guinea]; and
Tahiti (Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1828).
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Lectotype Locality.
Concepción, Bío Bío Region, Province Concepción, Chile (Howe, 1914).
Sargassum pacificum var. megaphyllum W. R. Taylor, 1945:122
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
Shore drift; Punta Albemarle, Isla
Isabela, Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Sargassum palmeri Grunow, 1915:338
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Turner, ISG; Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla Guadalupe, off Pacific coast of
Baja California, Mexico.
Sargassum sinicola Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:736
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Piedras de La Salina, SON, to Sistema Lagunar Altata-Ensenada del
Pabellón, SIN. WC: Faro de San Felipe, BC, to Cabo San Lucas,
BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz and Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla
Estanque, Isla Patos, Isla Turner, and Isla San Pedro Mártir, ISG;
Isla Tortuga, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Carmen, Isla Danzante, and
Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cast ashore; Eureka, near La Paz,
Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Sargassum sinicola, the type of S. sect.
Sinicola E. Y. Dawson ex J. N. Norris (in Norris, 2010), was
later treated by Andrade-Sorcia et al. (2014:216, table 6) as a
member of another section, S. sect. Sargassum.
Sargassum sonorense E. Y. Dawson, 1960a:36
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON.
Type Locality.
On shore; southern end of Isla Tiburón (opposite Isla Turner), Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la
Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Although it was originally described as
Sargassum asymmetricum E. Y. Dawson (1944), a homonym of
S. asymmetricum Yamada (1942), Dawson (1960a) gave it a replacement name. Sargassum sonorense was treated as a synonym
of S. lapazeanum by Andrade-Sorcia et al. (2014).
Sargassum ulixei Andrade-Sorcia et S.-M. Boo, in AndradeSorcia et al., 2014:212
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Bahía Kino, SON.
Type Locality.
On subtidal rocks; Playa Las Conchas, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Invasive Species: Sargassum muticum (Yendo) Fensholt, 1955:306
Remarks.
Since its introduction in the 1950s to the
northeastern Pacific, the Japanese S. muticum has been found
from Alaska to Baja California. It has continued to spread
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southward along the Pacific Mexico coasts of Baja California
to Baja California Sur (R. Aguilar-Rosas and Machado-Galindo,
1990; Pedroche at al., 2008; L. Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2014). The
distribution of this highly invasive species should be monitored;
if its expansion continues southward, it could potentially invade
the Gulf of California (Riosmena-Rodríguez et al., 1992; Norris,
2010).
Uncertain Record: Sargassum agardhianum Farlow ex J.
Agardh, 1889:93
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON; Puerto Vallarta, JAL. EC: Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Remarks.
Described from San Diego, California,
Sargassum agardhianum is known on the Pacific coast from
southern California to central Baja California (Dawson et al.,
1960; Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976; Pacheco-Ruíz, 1982; R.
Aguilar-Rosas et al., 1990). The reported presence of this species
in the Gulf of California needs to be verified.
EXCLUDED PHAEOPHYCEAE (LAMINARIALES)
Excluded Species: Egregia laevigata Setchell, 1896:44
Remarks.
Dawson (1949b) noted that his earlier report of E. laevigata in the Gulf of California (Dawson, 1946)
was erroneous (Pedroche et al., 2008; Norris, 2010).
Excluded Species: Macrocystis pyrifera (Linnaeus) C. Agardh,
1820:47
Remarks.
Since the early report of M. pyrifera, apparently adrift, in the Gulf (Setchell and Gardner, 1924a; Dawson, 1944), there has been no further mention of it in published
accounts, nor has it been collected by others in the Gulf (Pedroche et al., 2008; Norris, 2010).
SYNOPSIS OF GREEN ALGAL TAXA
The synoptic list below of Chlorophyta of the Gulf of California is of the phylum, classes, orders, families, and genera of
green algae presented in the accounts following this list.
CHLOROPHYTA
CHLOROPHYTINA
ULVOPHYCEAE
Ulvales
Kornmanniaceae
Blidingia Kylin
Stromatella Kornmann et
Sahling
Phaeophilaceae
Phaeophila Hauck
Ulvaceae
Ulva Linnaeus
Ulva sect. Ulva
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Ulva sect. Enteromorpha
(Link in Nees)
Endlicher
Ulvellaceae
Entocladia Reinke
Epicladia Reinke
Ulvella P. Crouan et H. Crouan
CLADOPHOROPHYCEAE
Cladophorales
Cladophoraceae
Chaetomorpha Kützing
Cladophora Kützing
Rhizoclonium Kützing
Willeella Børgesen
Siphonocladales
Boodleaceae
Boodlea (Dickie) G. Murray
et De Toni
Cladophoropsis Børgesen
Phyllodictyon J. E. Gray
Struvea Sonder
Siphonocladaceae
Dictyosphaeria Decaisne ex
Endlicher
Ernodesmis Børgesen
Valoniaceae
Valonia C. Agardh
Valoniopsis Børgesen
BRYOPSIDOPHYCEAE
Bryopsidales
Bryopsidaceae
Bryopsis J. V. Lamouroux
Derbesiaceae
Derbesia Solier
Halicystis-phase
Codiaceae
Codium Stackhouse
Geppella Børgesen
Caulerpaceae
Caulerpa J. V. Lamouroux
Halimedaceae
Halimeda J. V. Lamouroux
Udoteaceae
Chlorodesmis Harvey et Bailey
DASYCLADOPHYCEAE
Dasycladales
Dasycladaceae
Batophora J. Agardh
Neomeris J. V. Lamouroux
Polyphysaceae
Acetabularia J. V. Lamouroux
Parvocaulis S. Berger,
Fettweiss, Gleissberg,
Liddle, U. Richter,
Sawitzky et Zuccarello
CHLOROPHYTA PASCHER, 1914:158
CHLOROPHYTINA CAVALIER-SMITH, 1998:450
ULVOPHYCEAE MATTOX ET K. D. STEWART,
1984:41, 66, NOM. INVALID.
ULVALES BLACKMAN
ET
TANSLEY, 1902:136
KORNMANNIACEAE L. GOLDEN
ET
K. COLE, 1986:272
Blidingia Kylin, 1947:181
Blidingia marginata (J. Agardh) P. J. L. Dangeard ex Bliding,
1963:32
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Calerita, Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Ad Nizzam” (Agardh, 1842:146);
Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France.
Blidingia minima (Nägeli ex Kützing) Kylin, 1947:181
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Calerita, Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Helgoland (Heligoland), small archipelago in North Sea, Germany.
Stromatella Kornmann et Sahling, 1985:223
Stromatella monostromatica (P. J. L. Dangeard) Kornmann et
Sahling, 1985:223
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Coronado and Isla la Ventana, BC.
Type Locality.
Collioure, Pyrénées-Orientales,
southern France.
PHAEOPHILACEAE CHAPPELL, O’KELLY, L. W. WILLCOX
ET G. L. FLOYD, 1990:516
Remarks.
The Phaeophilaceae, originally described within Phaeophilales Chappell, O’Kelly, L. W. Willcox et
G. L. Floyd (1990), is now generally placed in the Ulvales (e.g.,
Brodie et al., 2007).
Phaeophila Hauck, 1876:56
Phaeophila dendroides (P. Crouan et H. Crouan) Batters,
1902:13
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. IS: Isla María
Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Brest, Finistère, France.
ULVACEAE J. V. LAMOUROUX
EX
DUMORTIER, 1822:71
Ulva Linnaeus, 1753:1163, nom. cons.
Remarks.
O’Kelly et al. (2010) suggested that species of Ulva in tropical and subtropical regions are largely unique
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to those areas, and the use of names based on types from temperate and boreal European and North American is probably
misapplied (Guiry and Guiry, 2014).
Ulva sect. Ulva
Ulva californica Wille, in Collins et al., 1899: P.B.-A. Exsiccate
no. 611
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de
La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Luis Gonzaga, BC.
Type Locality.
La Jolla, San Diego County, southern California, USA.
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) mistakenly stated that Norris (2010) cited U. taeniata as
a synonym of U. californica. Only “U. taeniata sensu Dawson,
1945b:59” was cited (Norris, 2010:34; i.e., only specimens of
Dawson, 1945, were referred to U. californica; and U. taeniata
(Setchell) Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1920, was not treated as
being conspecific).
Ulva expansa (Setchell) Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1920:25
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Estero del Urías, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de La
Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Monterey, Monterey County, central California, USA.
Ulva fasciata Delile, 1813:297
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa El Sábalo, SIN, to Cabo Corrientes, JAL.
Type Locality.
Alexandria, Mediterranean Sea,
Egypt.
Remarks.
Ulva fasciata has been identified in
the southern Gulf and on the Pacific coast of Baja California
(R. Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2005; L. Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2014). A
potential invasive, its distribution in the Gulf should be monitored. O’Kelly et al. (2010) treated U. fasciata as a synonym of
U. lactuca, and Pacific Mexico and Gulf of California materials need to be comparatively studied with type and type locality
specimens to verify their identity.
Ulva lactuca Linnaeus, 1753:1163
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta Bufeo, BC,
to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON;
Isla Carmen, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Espíritu Santo, Isla Partida,
and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
“In Oceano” [Atlantic Ocean] (Linnaeus, 1753:1163).
Lectotype Locality.
West coast of Sweden (Papenfuss, 1960; Womersley, 1984).
Remarks.
Gulf of California specimens referred to
“U. lactuca” need to be investigated to clarify their relationship
to type material of Ulva lactuca Linnaeus.
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Ulva lobata (Kützing) Harvey, 1855b:265
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa Santa Teresa, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo and Isla
Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Chile.
Ulva nematoidea Bory de Saint-Vincent, 1828:190
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Chueca, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa
Santa Teresa, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Concepción, Bío Bío Region, Province Concepción, Chile.
Remarks.
Wynne (2002) placed U. fasciata f. costata
M. Howe (1914; =U. costata (M. Howe) Hollenberg, 1971,
nom. illeg.) in synonymy with Ulva nematoidea.
Ulva rigida C. Agardh, 1823:410
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Playa
Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía San Felipe to Bahía de
La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge, SON; Isla Patos and Isla Turner,
ISG; Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla María Madre, NAY.
Type Locality.
Cádiz, Bahía de Cádiz, Andalusia
region, Cádiz Province, southwestern Spain.
Ulva taeniata (Setchell) Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1920:286
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: El Malecón to Calerita,
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo,
and Isla Partida, BCS; Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Monterey, Monterey County, central California, USA.
Remarks.
Although this species is sometimes
treated as being conspecific with U. nematoidea (e.g., Norris,
2010), it is probable they are distinct, and studies are needed
to see if one or both may be present in the Gulf. Although U.
dactylifera Setchell et N. L. Gardner (1920) was listed as the
currently accepted name (Guiry and Guiry, 2015), Haden and
Waaland (2004) had previously placed it in synonymy with U.
taeniata.
Invasive Species: Ulva pertusa Kjellman, 1897:4
Syntype Localities.
Three locales in Japan, “Hakodate, Yenoshima et Yokohama, Japoniae” (Kjellman, 1897:4):
(1) Hakodate, Hōkkaido Island; (2) Enoshima Island (Yenoshima), offshore in Sagami Bay; and (3) Yokohama, Tokyo Bay,
Kanagawa Prefecture, both Honshū Island.
Remarks.
A western Pacific species, Ulva pertusa is
also recorded in the eastern Pacific from northern Baja California (R. Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2008; L. Aguilar-Rosas et al., 2014).
It is invasive, and should it spread into the Gulf of California,
it could become a problem (Norris, 2010). Kraft et al. (2010)
reinstated the South Australian U. australis Areschoug (1854)
and found it was related to California material referred to “U.
pertusa.” Couceiro et al. (2011) concluded the Iberian Peninsula
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“U. pertusa” was also related to those from California and likely
conspecific with U. australis. The relationship of Baja California
“U. pertusa” to Japanese U. pertusa and South Australian U.
australis needs to be elucidated.
Concepción to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo,
BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Duino, near Trieste, Adriatic Sea,
Italy.
Ulva sect. Enteromorpha (Link in Nees)
Endlicher, 1843:19
Ulva flexuosa subsp. paradoxa (C. Agardh) M. J. Wynne,
2005:107
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agua Brava, NAY.
Type Locality.
Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales, UK
(Berger et al., 2003).
Syntype Localities.
Bangor, Wales, and Brighton, England, UK (O’Kelly et al., 2010).
Remarks.
Ulva flexuosa subsp. paradoxa (=Enteromorpha flexuosa subsp. paradoxa (C. Agardh) Bliding, 1963)
was reported in the southern Gulf from Nayarit as Ulva paradoxa C. Agardh (1817).
Ulva acanthophora (Kützing) Hayden, Blomster, Maggs, P. C.
Silva, Stanhope et Waaland, 2003:288
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía San Luis Gonzaga
to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Estanque, ISG; Isla San Juan
Nepomuceno, Isla Partida, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bay of Islands, northeast coast of
North Island, New Zealand.
Remarks.
Gulf of California specimens referred to
Ulva acanthophora need to be genetically compared to New
Zealand type locality material. Mora-Valdés and RiosmenaRodríguez (2016) mistakenly stated Norris (2010) treated Enteromorpha ramulosa as a synonym of U. acanthophora. Only
“E. ramulosa sensu Adams, 1994” and not E. ramulosa (J. E.
Smith) Carmichael in W. J. Hooker (1833) was listed by (Norris, 2010:41). (The latter had been noted to be conspecific with
U. clathrata; Norris, 2010:43.)
Ulva clathrata (Roth) C. Agardh, 1811:23
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Laguna de Agua Brava, NAY. EC:
Bahía Concepción to Punta Arena, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo
and Isla La Partida, BCS; Isla de la Piedra, SIN.
Type Locality.
Fehmarn, SW Baltic Sea (Roth,
1806; type missing [Hayden et al., 2003:288, table 4]).
Neotype Locality.
Landskoma, Baltic Oresund
(neotype, an illustration of Bliding [1963: fig. 69a,b] was selected by Blomster et al., 1999; Hayden et al., 2003).
Remarks.
Brodie et al. (2007) noted reports of the
European U. clathrata from the Pacific Ocean require reassessment. Gulf of California and European type materials should
be molecularly compared to resolve their relationships and the
identity of Gulf specimens.
Ulva compressa Linnaeus, 1753:1163
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Piedras del Burro, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía San
Francisco, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo
and Isla La Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Habitat in Europae mari & tectis
maritimis” (Linnaeus, 1753:1163; probably Bognor, West Sussex, England, UK [Hayden et al., 2003:289]).
Ulva flexuosa Wulfen, 1803:1
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
El Tornillal, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
Ulva intestinalis Linnaeus, 1753:1163
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta San
Felipe, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
“Woolwich, London, England?”
(Hayden et al., 2003:289); “in Mari omni” (South and Skelton,
2003).
Lectotype Locality.
‘‘In ditches near Woolwich,’’ River Thames, London; locale, lectotype specimen, and
illustration of Dillenius (1742: pl. 9, fig. 7, as “Tremella marina
tubulosa, intestinorum figura . . .”) were selected by Blomster et
al. (1998:332, fig. 49).
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) mistakenly stated Pedroche et al. (2005:26) treated
U. intestinalis as a synonym of U. flexuosa Wulfen (1803); they
cited only the subspecific taxon “E. [Enteromorpha] intestinalis var. tubulosa Kützing, 1845,” and not the species, U. intestinalis Linnaeus (1753). Also, one forma listed in the Gulf
by Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez (2016), E. intestinalis f. maxima J. Agardh (1883), is a taxonomic synonym of
U. intestinalis.
Enteromorpha marchantiae Setchell et N. L. Gardner
(1924a; type locality: La Paz, Baja California Sur) was treated as
a synonym of U. intestinalis by Dawson (1944, as E. intestinalis), Pedroche et al. (2005), and Norris (2010). However, some
recognize E. marchantiae as a distinct species (e.g., Guiry and
Guiry, 2015; Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez, 2016). Its
generic placement, taxonomic status, and relationship to U. intestinalis need to be tested.
Ulva linza Linnaeus, 1753:1163
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Las
Piedras del Burro to Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas,
JAL. WC: Faro de San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
“In Oceano” (Linnaeus, 1753:
1163).
NUMBER 106
Lectotype Locality.
UK (Hayden et al., 2003:289).
Sheerness, Kent, England,
Ulva radiata (J. Agardh) Hayden, Blomster, Maggs, P. C. Silva,
Stanhope et Waaland, 2003:290
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to NAY. WC: Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC, to
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Arctic Norway (Hayden et al.
2003:290, table 4).
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) mistakenly stated U. prolifera was listed as a synonym
of U. radiata by Norris (2010). Only “E. [Enteromorpha] prolifera sensu Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1920, 1924, . . .” was
cited, and it was noted not to be Ulva prolifera O. F. Müller
(1778; Norris, 2010:48–49).
Uncertain Status and Record: Enteromorpha? intestinalis var.
clavata (J. Agardh) Scagel, 1966:50
Remarks.
Listed in the Gulf of California as “E.
intestinalis f. clavata” (Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez,
2016), its correct name is E. intestinalis var. clavata (J. Agardh)
Scagel (Guiry and Guiry, 2015). Pedroche et al. (2005) noted
that some have cited names of forms to “U. intestinalis” (e.g.,
Dawson, 1946, 1961c), but Setchell and Gardner (1920, as
U. intestinalis) did not refer the La Paz specimen to a form. If
Enteromorpha intestinalis var. clavata is recognized, the taxon
probably belongs in Ulva, and its generic status is queried until
molecular analysis of type materials is performed to verify its
taxonomic placement.
Excluded Species: Ulva intestinalis f. attenuata (Ahlner) M. J.
Wynne, 2014, in Cormaci et al., 2014:393
Remarks.
Ulva intestinalis f. attenuata was recorded
in the Gulf by Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez (2016, as
“E. [Enteromorpha] intestinalis f. cylindracea”), but with no
specific Gulf locales. Both E. intestinalis f. cylindracea J. Agardh
(1883) and U. intestinalis var. cylindracea (J. Agardh) M. J.
Wynne (2005) are nom. illeg. (see Cormaci et al., 2014). Pedroche et al. (2005) earlier noted “U. intestinalis f. cylindracea” was
misinterpreted by Dawson (1946) and is not in Gulf flora.
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Entocladia sp. A of Norris, 2010:23
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: west
island (isla oeste), Islas de Los Gemelos, BC.
Remarks.
An endophyte, found in shallow subtidal
Cladophora in the northern Gulf (Norris, 2010).
Epicladia Reinke, 1889:31
Epicladia condensata (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris,
2010:25
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Libertad, SON. WC: Bahía San Francisquito, BC. IS: Isla
San Esteban, ISG.
Type Locality.
In utricles of Codium; Bahía San
Francisquito, Baja California, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Epicladia mexicana (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) J. N. Norris, 2010:26
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Endophytic in cell walls of Chaetomorpha; La Paz, Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Ulvella P. Crouan et H. Crouan, 1859:288
Ulvella lens P. Crouan et H. Crouan, 1859:288
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Rade de Brest, Finistère, Atlantic
coast of France.
Ulvella marchantiae (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) R. Nielsen,
O’Kelly et Wysor, in Nielsen et al., 2013:51
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Coronado, BC.
Type Locality.
Epiphytic on Laurencia; La Paz,
Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
A Gulf of California endemic originally
described as Pringsheimia marchantiae Setchell et N. L. Gardner
(1924a), Ulvella marchantiae has also been reported in the Gulf
as Entocladia marchantiae (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Cribb
(1995; Norris, 2010).
ULVELLACEAE SCHMIDLE, 1899:57
Entocladia Reinke, 1879:476
Entocladia polysiphoniae Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:718
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Desemboque de los Seris to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía de La
Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
In cell wall of Polysiphonia marchantiae (now Melanothamus johnstonii); Guaymas, Sonora, Gulf
of California, Mexico.
Ulvella setchellii Dangeard, 1931: 317
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON; Playa Los Cerritos, SIN. IS: Bahía de Agua
Dulce, Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Syntype Localities.
Three locales given by Dangeard (1931): on Polysiphonia, Roscoff, Finistère, France; on
Phyllophora, Croisic, Loire Inférieure, France; and on Laurencia, Pacific Grove, California.
Lectotype Locality.
Pacific Grove, Monterey
County, central California, USA (Nielsen et al., 2013:52, selected
lectotype illustration and an epitype).
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Ulvella viridis (Reinke) R. Nielsen, O’Kelly et Wysor, in
Nielsen et al., 2013:53
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Estero de Bacorehuis, Laguna de Agiabampo,
SON; Playa Los Cerritos, SIN. WC: Bahía de La Paz to Bahía
Balandra, BCS.
Type Locality.
Napoli (Naples), Golfo di Napoli,
Campania, Mar Tirreno, Italy.
Remarks.
Ulvella viridis was previously reported in
the Gulf of California as Entocladia viridis Reinke (1879; Norris, 2010).
CLADOPHOROPHYCEAE C. HOEK, D. G. MANN
ET JAHNS, 1995:408, NOM. INVALID.
CLADOPHORALES HAECKEL, 1894:302
Remarks.
Some phycologists place the Cladophorales within the class Ulvophyceae Mattox et Stewart (1984),
but future studies are needed to resolve the class placement of the
order (Rindi and Verbruggen, 2016).
CLADOPHORACEAE W. WILLE,
IN
WARMING, 1884:30
Chaetomorpha Kützing, 1845:203
Chaetomorpha aerea (Dillwyn) Kützing, 1849:379
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Tepoca, SON, to Bahía Chacala, NAY. WC: Puertecitos
to Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de
la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Cromer, Norfolk, England, UK.
Chaetomorpha antennina (Bory de Saint-Vincent) Kützing,
1847:166
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía San
Luis Gonzaga, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Turner,
ISG; Isla San Ildefonso, BCS; Isla María Magdalena and Isla
Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Réunion (Bourbon Island), Mascarene Islands (Mascarenhas Archipelago), Indian Ocean.
Chaetomorpha bangioides E. Y. Dawson, 1950b:149
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Puerto
Escondido, BCS. IS: Isla Patos, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla Patos (off N end of Isla Tiburón), Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Chaetomorpha clavata Kützing, 1847:166
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Los Cerritos, SIN, to Punta de Mita, NAY.
Type Locality.
West Indies (Silva et al., 1996).
Chaetomorpha javanica Kützing, 1849:773
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Java (Jawa), Greater Sunda Islands,
Indonesia.
Chaetomorpha ligustica (Kützing) Kützing, 1849:376
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas to Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN. IS: Bahía San
Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Gulfo di Genova, northernmost
Mar Ligure, Italy.
Remarks.
Previously recorded in the Gulf of California as Lola lubrica (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) A. Hamel et
G. Hamel (1929), which is now considered a synonym of C. ligustica (Kützing) Kützing (e.g., Brodie et al., 2007).
Chaetomorpha linoides Kützing, 1847:167
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Cumaná, state of Sucre, Venezuela.
Chaetomorpha linum (O. F. Müller) Kützing, 1845:204
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Piedras de La Salina, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC:
Puertecitos, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Carmen,
BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Nakskov Fjord and Rødby
Fjord [both on island of Lolland], Denmark.
Lectotype Locality.
Nakskov Fjord, Lolland
[municipality], Region Sjælland, island of Lolland, south Denmark (Lipkin and Silva, 2002).
Chaetomorpha minima Collins et Hervey, 1917:41
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: San
Juan de la Costa, Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
“On fronds of Codium, Cladophora
etc.; Bermuda” (Collins and Hervey, 1917:41).
Chaetomorpha pachynema (Montagne) Kützing,
1847:166
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Palmilla, BCS.
Type Locality.
“In littore; Islas Canarias” (Montagne, 1841:184); Canary Islands, Spain.
Cladophora Kützing, 1843:262
Cladophora albida (Nees) Kützing, 1843:267
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía de Los
Ángeles, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isle of Selsey, southwestern England, UK.
NUMBER 106
Cladophora coelothrix Kützing, 1843:272
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa La Rumorosa, JAL.
Type Locality.
“Golf von Genua” (Kützing,
1843:272); Livorno, Province of Livorno, Ligurian Sea, west
coast of Italy (Womersley, 1984).
Cladophora columbiana Collins, in Setchell and Gardner,
1903:226
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino to Guaymas, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz to Bahía
del Rincón, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, Isla Partida, and Isla San
Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Port Renfrew, Vancouver Island,
British Columbia, Canada.
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) incorrectly stated that Norris (2010) had listed C. columbiana as a synonym of C. trichotoma, but actually Norris (2010:56) cited only “C. trichotoma sensu Collins 1909”
and not C. trichotoma (C. Agardh) Kützing (1849; now Acrocladus pellucidus (Hudson) Boedeker, in Boedeker et al.,
2016).
Cladophora flexuosa (O. F. Müller) Kützing, 1843:270
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
Denmark.
Remarks.
Some consider Cladophora flexuosa and
C. sericea (Hudson) Kützing to be synonyms (Hoek, 1963; John
et al., 2004). Herein we follow others in maintaining them as
separate species (Pedroche et al., 2005; Guiry and Guiry, 2014)
until studies can resolve their relationship and the identity of
Gulf specimens can be verified.
Cladophora glomerata (Linnaeus) Kützing, 1843:266
Gulf of California Distribution.
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Europe.
WC:
Cladophora glomerata var. crassior (C. Agardh) van den Hoek,
1963:163
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Ensenada Ampe, BCS.
Type Locality.
Sussex, England, UK.
Remarks.
Reported in the southern Gulf as
Cladophora crispata (Roth) Kützing, which is now a synonym of
C. glomerata var. crassior.
Cladophora graminea Collins, 1909:19
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Punta Bufeo, BC, to
Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG.
Type Locality.
Pacific Grove, Monterey County,
central California, USA.
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Cladophora hesperia Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:713
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Piedras de La Salina, SON, to Mazatlán, SIN. WC: Faro de San
Felipe, BC, to Cabo San Lucas, BCS. IS: Bahía San Gabriel, Isla
Espíritu Santo, and Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Muddy habitat, at the southern extremity of Lower California” (Setchell and Gardner, 1924a:714);
“Distrito de Cabo San Lucas” (Pedroche et al., 2005:44), Baja
California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Cladophora laetevirens (Dillwyn) Kützing, 1843:267
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
Type Locality.
Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales, UK.
Cladophora lehmanniana (Lindenberg) Kützing, 1843:268
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Francisco, BCS.
Type Locality.
Helgoland (Heligoland), small archipelago in the North Sea, Germany.
Cladophora liebetruthii Grunow, in Piccone, 1884a:53
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Lo
de Marcos and Playa San Francisco, NAY.
Type Locality.
Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias (Canary Islands), Spain.
Cladophora macdougalii M. Howe, 1911:491
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: El
Machorro, SON. EC: San Felipe to Puertecitos, BC.
Type Locality.
Bahía San Felipe, Baja California,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
An endemic species, apparently restricted
in distribution to the Upper Gulf of California.
Cladophora microcladioides Collins, 1909:17
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Playa Santa
Teresa, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón, ISG; Isla
Espíritu Santo and Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
San Pedro, Los Angeles County,
southern California, USA.
Cladophora prolifera (Roth) Kützing, 1843:271
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: El
Tornillal, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Campo Hawaii (N
of San Felipe), BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“In mare Corsicam” (Roth,
1797:183). Type from Mediterranean lost.
Neotype Locality.
Miramare, near Trieste, Adriatic Sea, Italy (Hoek, 1963:208).
Cladophora rivularis (Linnaeus) van den Hoek, 1963:113
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
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Type Locality.
Europe.
Remarks.
Reported in the southern Gulf as
“Cladophora insignis” (Huerta-Múzquiz and Mendoza-González,
1985). Although C. rivularis has been reported in brackish water
(Kamenarska et al., 2004), it is generally considered to be a freshwater species (Hoek and Chihara, 2000; Boedeker et al., 2016).
Cladophora sericea (Hudson) Kützing, 1843:264
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Empalme, Guaymas, SON; Mazatlán, SIN, to Playa de Guayabitos,
NAY. EC: Punta Arena to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
“Coast near Sheerness, and
‘Rivus Novus,’ near London, are both mentioned by Dillenius
(1741: 31)” (Hoek, 1963:77).
Lectotype Locality.
Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England, UK.
Cladophora stimpsonii Harvey, 1860:334
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Hakodate Bay, Oshima Subprefecture, Hokkaido [island], Japan.
Cladophora tiburonensis E. Y. Dawson, 1944:211
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN. IS: Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Isla Turner, off southeast end of
Isla Tiburón, Sonora, Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Cladophora vagabunda (Linnaeus) van den Hoek, 1963:144
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda to Puerto Peñasco, SON; Playa Guayabitos, NAY,
to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
Lectotype Locality.
Salt marsh; on island of
Selsey, Sussex, England, UK.
Rhizoclonium Kützing, 1843:261
Rhizoclonium hieroglyphicum (C. Agardh) Kützing, 1845:206
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Carlsbad in udis speluncis rupium” (Agardh, 1827:636), Czech Republic.
Remarks.
Pedroche et al. (2005) questioned its record in the southern Gulf, and its presence needs to be verified.
Rhizoclonium lubricum Setchell et Gardner in Gardner, 1919:492
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN. IS: Isla
Partida and Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Three localities given by Gardner (1919): Roche Harbor, NW San Juan Island, San Juan County,
Washington, USA; and Berkeley and Alameda (both Alameda
County), California, USA.
Lectotype Locality.
Oakland, Alameda County,
northern California, USA (Abbott and Hollenberg, 1976).
Remarks.
Reported in the Gulf as Lola lubrica
(Setchell et N. L. Gardner) A. Hamel et Hamel (1929; Dawson,
1944). Pedroche et al. (2005) have questioned its generic placement. Norris (2010) later referred some Gulf Rhizoclonium lubricum to R. tortuosum. However, the latter two are considered
to be distinct taxa (Guiry and Guiry, 2014; Mora-Valdés and
Riosmena-Rodríguez, 2016). The taxonomic status of R. lubricum (Silva, 1979) and its identification in the Gulf are in need of
clarification (Norris, 2010).
Rhizoclonium riparium (Roth) Harvey, 1849:238
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Punta de Mita, NAY. WC: Puertecitos, BC,
to Punta Arena, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Norderney Island, East Frisian Islands, Wadden Sea, Germany.
Remarks.
Rhizoclonium riparium has been recognized to be a “species-complex” that contains several cryptic,
misidentified, or unrecognized species (Brodie et al., 2007).
Rhizoclonium riparium var. implexum (Dillwyn) Rosenvinge,
1894:915
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. EC: Puerto Escondido to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Bantry, County Cork, Ireland.
Remarks.
Pedroche et al. (2005) and Norris
(2010:66) recognized the variety, R. riparium var. implexum,
and did not treat it as a synonym of R. implexum as incorrectly
stated by Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez (2016).
Rhizoclonium tortuosum (Dillwyn) Kützing, 1845:205
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN. IS: Bahía
San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, and Isla Partida, BCS.
Type Locality.
Not designated and apparently lost
(Chapman, 1939).
Lectotype
Locality.
Swansea, Glamorgan,
Wales, UK (Chapman, 1939; Blair, 1983).
Remarks.
Rhizoclonium tortuosum is tentatively
recognized in the Gulf until its relationship with type locality
material can be elucidated (Norris, 2010). Silva et al. (1996) and
Pedroche et al. (2005) have discussed its complex nomenclature
and taxonomy.
Willeella Børgesen, 1930:155
Willeella brachyclados (Montagne) M. J. Wynne, 2016:1
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Río Mayo, SON.
Type Locality.
Havana, Cuba.
Remarks.
Cladophora montagneana Kützing (1849)
was recently shown to belong in Willeella by Boedeker et al.
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(2016, as W. montagneana (Kützing) Boedeker); a taxon found
nom. illeg. and subsequently treated as W. brachyclados (Montagne) M. J. Wynne (2016).
SIPHONOCLADALES (BLACKMAN ET TANSLEY)
OLTMANNS, 1904:134, SENSU STRICTO
BOODLEACEAE BØRGESEN, 1925:19
Boodlea (Dickie) G. Murray et De Toni,
in Murray, 1889:245
Boodlea composita (Harvey) F. Brand, 1904:187
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía Concepción, BCS. IS: Isla María Magdalena, NAY.
Type Locality.
Mauritius, Republic of Mauritius,
Mascarene Islands, Indian Ocean.
Cladophoropsis Børgesen, 1905:288
Cladophoropsis gracillima E. Y. Dawson, 1950b:149
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Calerita to Punta Palmilla, BCS. IS:
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Punta Palmilla, Baja California Sur,
Gulf of California, Mexico.
Cladophoropsis macromeres W. R. Taylor, 1928:64
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON.
Type Locality.
Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Dry
Tortugas (Dry Tortugas National Park), Monroe County, Gulf
of Mexico, Florida, USA.
Remarks.
The northern Gulf record of MendozaGonzález and Mateo-Cid (1986) is the only known report of
C. macromeres outside of the western Atlantic (Pedroche et al.,
2005).
Cladophoropsis membranacea (Hofman Bang ex C. Agardh)
Børgesen, 1905:289
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Ensenada Ampe, BCS.
Type Locality.
Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands,
Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea.
Phyllodictyon pulcherrimum J. E. Gray, 1866:70
Gulf of California Distribution.
Punta Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
Gulf of Mexico.
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WC:
Phyllodictyon robustum (Setchell et N. L. Gardner) Leliaert et
Wysor, in Leliaert et al., 2008:230
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Gorda, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: El Machorro, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Alcatráz and Isla San
Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Tortuga and Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
On upper intertidal rocks; Isla Tortuga (off Puerto Santa Rosalía), Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Struvea Sonder, 1845:49
Struvea sp. of Huerta-Múzquiz and Mendoza-Gonzalez, 1985
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
SIPHONOCLADACEAE F. SCHMITZ, 1879:20
Dictyosphaeria Decaisne
ex Endlicher, 1843:18
Dictyosphaeria australis Setchell, 1926:79
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Punta Palmilla to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Arue Reef, Tahiti, French Polynesia.
Dictyosphaeria cavernosa (Forsskål) Børgesen, 1932:2
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Two locales: Gomfodae (AlQunfudhah), Saudi Arabia, and Mokha, Yemen.
Lectotype Locality.
Mokha, Yemen (Leliaert
and Coppejans, 2004).
Dictyosphaeria versluysii Weber-van Bosse, 1905:144
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Calerita, Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Bahía San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, and Isla Partida, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
“Plusieurs récifs dans
l’Archipel Malaisien” (Weber-van Bosse, 1905:144) [many reefs
in the Malay Archipelago].
Phyllodictyon J. E. Gray, 1866:70
Ernodesmis Børgesen, 1912:259
Phyllodictyon anastomosans (Harvey) Kraft et M. J. Wynne,
1996:139
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Playa de Guayabitos to Playa Las Peñas, NAY. WC: Bahía de La
Paz to Punta Arena, BCS.
Type Locality.
Fremantle, Western Australia,
Australia.
Ernodesmis verticillata (Kützing) Børgesen, 1912:259
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Puerto
Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía Concepción to Cabeza Ballena, BCS.
IS: Isla Cholla, Isla Partida, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea.
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VALONIACEAE KÜTZING, 1849:507
Valonia C. Agardh, 1823:428
San Felipe, BC, to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Partida and Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS; Isla de la Piedra, SIN; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
“Cerca Cette” (Lamouroux,
1809b:333) [Sète, Hérault], Mediterranean coast of France.
Valonia macrophysa Kützing, 1843:307
GULF OF CALIFORNIA DISTRIBUTION.
Calerita, BCS.
TYPE LOCALITY.
WC: Bahía de La Paz to
Leesina [Hvar Island], Adriatic Sea, Croatia.
Bryopsis muscosa J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:333
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Puerto Escondido to El Solitario, Bahía Agua Verde, BCS. IS: Isla
Tortuga, Isla Cholla, and Isla San Ildefonso, BCS.
Type Locality.
Mediterranean coast of France.
Valoniopsis Børgesen, 1934:10
Valoniopsis hancockii E. Y. Dawson, 1944:207
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
Rocky shore, in low intertidal;
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Baja California, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Bryopsis pennata J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:333
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía
de los Ángeles, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Tiburón and
Isla Turner, ISG.
Type Locality.
Antilles, West Indies [archipelago
in Caribbean Sea composed of the islands of the Greater Antilles
and the Lesser Antilles].
Valoniopsis pachynema (G. Martens) Børgesen, 1934:10
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco to Guaymas, SON. WC: Puertecitos, BC,
to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, Isla Tiburón, and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Espíritu Santo,
BCS; Isla Isabel, NAY.
Syntype Localities.
Benkulen (Bengkulu) and
Pulau Tikus (near Bengkulu), Sumatra, Indonesia.
Bryopsis pennata var. minor J. Agardh, 1887:23
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Chueca, SON, to Puerto Vallarta, JAL. WC: Bahía de La
Paz to Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo and Isla Partida,
BCS.
Type Locality.
San Agustín, Oaxaca, Mexico.
BRYOPSIDOPHYCEAE BESSEY, 1907:287
BRYOPSIDALES J. H. SCHAFFNER, 1922:133
BRYOPSIDACEAE BORY
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Bryopsis salvadoreana E. Y. Dawson, 1961b:405
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Rasa, ISG.
Type Locality.
Arrecife de Sacate, off Punta
Chiriquín, Golfo de Fonseca, El Salvador.
SAINT-VINCENT, 1829:203
DERBESIACEAE HAUCK, 1884:421
Bryopsis J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:333
Derbesia Solier, 1846:452
Bryopsis corticulans Setchell, in Collins, Holden and Setchell,
1899: P.B.-A. Exsiccate no. 626
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Kino, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
Syntype Localities.
Carmel Bay and Pacific
Grove, California.
Lectotype Locality.
Pacific Grove, Monterey
County, central California, USA (Smith, 1944).
Bryopsis galapagensis W. R. Taylor, 1945:60
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. IS: Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
In intertidal pools; Wolf Island
(Wenman Island), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Bryopsis hypnoides J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:333
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta
Derbesia hollenbergii W. R. Taylor, 1945:75
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC: El
Solitario, Bahía Agua Verde, BCS. IS: Isla San Pedro Nolasco (?),
SON; Isla Cholla and Isla Carmen, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla Floreana (Charles Island; Isla
Santa María), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Derbesia marina (Lyngbye) Solier, 1846:453
Gulf of California Distribution.
Derbesia marina (sporophyte)—EC: Puerto Peñasco, SON, to
Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta San Felipe, BC, to San
José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Isla San Luis Gonzaga, BC; Isla Larga,
NAY.
Halicystis-phase (gametophyte of Derbesia)—EC: Bahía
Concepción, BCS.
Type Locality.
Derbesia marina: Kvívík (Kvivig),
[Strømø], Streymoy [island], Faroe (Faeroe) Islands, Denmark.
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Remarks.
Record of Halicystis-phase in the southern Gulf is presumed to be a vesicular gametangium of Derbesia marina (Mateo-Cid et al., 1993); its life history should be
investigated.
Derbesia sp. A of Norris, 2010:840
Gulf of California Distribution.
Punta Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON.
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(misidentifications), and Norris (2010:87) cited only “C. decorticatum sensu Howe, 1911, C. dichotomum sensu Taylor,
1945, and C. fernandezianum sensu Taylor, 1945,” noting that
the species C. decoticatum (Woodward) M. Howe (1911), C. dichotomum (Hudson) S. F. Gray (1821), and C. fernandezianum
Setchell (1937) were distinct taxa.
EC:
Derbesia sp. of Rocha-Ramírez and Siqueiros-Beltrones, 1991:18
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía Balandra, BCS.
Derbesia turbinata M. Howe et Hoyt, 1916:106
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
Las Ánimas, ISG.
Type Locality.
Beaufort, Carteret County, North
Carolina, USA.
Remarks.
A western Atlantic species, it presence in
the northern Gulf needs to be verified (Pedroche et al., 2005).
Halicystis-phase
Halicystis ovalis of Norris and Bucher, 1976:3
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Luis Gonzaga, BC.
Remarks.
Gulf of California specimens are epiphytic
on Amphiroa; it is uncertain if these vesicles are gametophytes or
sporophytes (Norris, 2010). Life history studies and molecular
analyses of the Isla San Luis Gonzaga Halicystis will help clarify
its taxonomic identity and whether it is distinct or perhaps a life
history phase of Derbesia or of another genus.
CODIACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:302, 308
Codium Stackhouse, 1797:xvi, xxiv
Codium amplivesiculatum Setchell et N. L. Gardner,
1924a:709
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta Chueca, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de
Los Ángeles, BC, to Punta Arena, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla
Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Estanque, Isla Rasa, and Isla San Esteban, ISG; Isla Monserrate, Isla Carmen, Isla Santa Catalina, and
Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Floating; “near south end of [Isla]
Ángel de la Guarda, Gulf of California” (Setchell and Gardner,
1924a:710); probably near Isla Estanque, Baja California, Islas
Grandes (Islas de la Cintura), Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) mistakenly state C. decorticatum, C. dichotomum, and
C. fernandezianum were listed as synonyms of C. amplivesiculatum by Pedroche et al. (2005) and Norris (2010). Pedroche
et al. (2002, 2005) did note that these were misapplied names
Codium brandegeei Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:712
Gulf of California Distribution.
Punta
Pelícano, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC:
San Felipe, BC, to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla San Jorge and
Isla Alcatráz, SON; Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla
Patos, Isla Tiburón, and Isla Turner, ISG; Isla Carmen, Isla San
Diego, Isla San José, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Habitat unknown, probably at La
Paz (?)” (locale questioned by Setchell and Gardner, 1924a:712),
Baja California Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) mistakenly stated that Codium tomentosum was treated
as a synonym of C. brandgeei by Norris (2010). Only “C. tomentosum sensu Mendoza-González and Mateo-Cid, 1986” was
referred to C. brandegeei and not the species C. tomentosum
Stackhouse, 1797 (Norris, 2010:90). Pedroche et al. (2005:71)
earlier noted “C. tomentosum” was a misapplied name (misidentified) in the Gulf of California and Pacific Mexico.
Codium giraffa P. C. Silva, 1979:264
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. IS: Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Papanoa, Guerrero, Mexico.
Codium isabelae W. R. Taylor, 1945:70
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. IS: Isla de Venados,
SIN; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
On intertidal rock; near entrance toTagus Cove, Isla Isabela (Isla Albemarle), Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Remarks.
Pedroche et al. (2005:74) did not list C. isthomocladum as a synonym of C. isabelae as stated by Mora-Valdés
and Riosmena-Rodríguez (2016:216) but noted C. isthomocladum
was one of several misapplied names and was not the species C. isthomocladum Vickers, 1905 (see Pedroche et al., 2002).
Codium picturatum Pedroche et P. C. Silva, 1996:2
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Chamela, JAL. WC: Puerto Escondido to Cabo Pulmo,
BCS. IS: Isla Carmen, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Partida, and Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Playa La Audiencia (near Manzanillo), Colima, Mexico.
Codium simulans Setchell et N. L. Gardner, 1924a:706
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, SON, to Bahía de Banderas,
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JAL. WC: Punta San Felipe, BC, to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS:
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, Isla Patos, Isla Estanque, Isla San Esteban, and Isla Rasa, ISG; Isla Coronado, BC;
Isla San Pedro Nolasco, SON; Isla Tortuga, Isla Monserrate, Isla
San Marcos, Isla San Ildefonso, Isla Danzante, Isla Santa Catalina, Isla San José, Isla Carmen, Isla San Francisco, Isla Partida,
and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Isla San Marcos, Baja California
Sur, Gulf of California, Mexico.
Codium sp. A
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Puerto
Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG.
Remarks.
Norris (2010:92, fig. 44) observed that
the exceptionally large Codium sp. A, with broad flattened axes,
was somewhat similar to the “C. cuneatum-form” of C. simulans. Its taxonomic status and phylogenetic relationship to other
species of Codium require further study.
Uncertain Record: Codium fragile (Suringar) Hariot, 1889:32
Remarks.
Pedroche et al. (2005) noted Gulf records
of Martínez-Lozano et al. (1991) and Casas-Valdéz et al. (1997)
were not representative of C. fragile (now C. fragile subsp. californicum Maggs et J. Kelly, in Brodie et al., 2007), and its presence in the Gulf of California needs to be verified.
Uncertain Record: Codium setchellii N. L. Gardner, 1919:489
Remarks.
Southern Gulf records of “C. setchellii”
are probably not this species, and most are referable to C. picturatum (Pedroche et al., 2005; Norris, 2010).
Excluded Species: Codium elongatum (Turner) C. Agardh,
1823:454
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) noted C. elongatum was considered conspecific with
C. decorticatum (Woodward) M. Howe (1911) by Silva et al.
(1996). Pedroche et al. (2005:72) stated most of Gulf specimens
of “C. decorticatum” were misidentified and probably were
C. giraffa or C. amplivesiculatum.
Excluded Species: Codium fernandezianum Setchell, 1937:592
Remarks.
Although noting that C. fernandezianum was
not recorded in the Gulf, Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) mistakenly stated it was treated as a synonym of C. amplivesiculatum by Norris (2010). However, only some specimens identified as “C. fernandezianum sensu Taylor, 1945” were referred to C.
amplivesiculatum by Pedroche et al. (2002) and Norris (2010), and
C. fernandezianum Setchell (1937) was not treated as being conspecific with C. amplivesiculatum Setchell et N. L. Gardner. Codium
fernandezianum Setchell (1937) is a distinct species.
Geppella Børgesen, 1940:55
Remarks.
The generitype, Geppella mortensenii
Børgesen (1940), was transferred to Rhipiliopsis by Farghaly
and Denizot (1979, as R. mortensenii Farghaly et Denizot), thus
leaving the generic placement of the remaining species, including
the southern Gulf G. decussata, uncertain.
Geppella? decussata E. Y. Dawson, 1959a:14
Gulf of California Distribution.
IS: Isla
San Francisco, BCS.
Type Locality.
Off southeast Isla San Francisco
(off southern end of Isla San José), Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Remarks.
A Gulf of California endemic that is
known only from the type, the generic placement of G.? decussata is in need of elucidation (e.g., Norris, 2010; see also Remarks above under Geppella).
CAULERPACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:302, 307
Caulerpa J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:332
Caulerpa antoensis Yamada, 1940:100
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to estero Balandra, BCS. IS: Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Ant Atoll, off west coast of Pohnpei (Ponape), Senyavin Islands, Federated States of Micronesia,
central Pacific Ocean.
Remarks.
Originally reported in the southern Gulf
as C. arenicola W. R. Taylor (1950), a species that is now considered conspecific with C. antoensis (Abbott and Huisman, 2004).
Caulerpa chemnitzia (Esper) J. V. Lamouroux, 1809b:332
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía Agua
Verde to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Monserrate, Isla San Francisco, Isla Partida, Isla Espíritu Santo, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
“Aus den Malabarische Küsten”
(Esper, 1800:167); Malabar Coast, Arabian Sea, southwest coast
of India, northern Indian Ocean (Belton et al., 2014).
Remarks.
Three taxa reported in the Gulf were
found to be conspecific with C. chemnitzia by FernándezGarcía et al. (2016): C. peltata J. V. Lamouroux (1809b; =C.
racemosa var. peltata (J. V. Lamouroux) Eubank in T. A. Stephenson, 1944), C. racemosa var. turbinata (J. Agardh) Eubank
(1946; Belton et al., 2014), and C. vanbosseae Setchell et N. L.
Gardner (1924a). Fernández-García et al. (2016) also proposed
use of the term “ecad” to recognize different morphologies
within C. chemnitzia: “C. chemnitzia ecad laetevirens” with
clavate fronds, “C. chemnitzia ecad peltata” with peltate or
disklike fronds, and “C. chemnitzia ecad intermedia,” a transitional form between “ecad peltata” and “ecad laetevirens.”
Ecad is not a valid taxon name (ICN, McNeill et al., 2012).
However, the taxon variety (varietas) has been employed in
botany in several senses; for example, a variety is morphologically distinct and may be geographical, ecological, cytological,
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or combinations of these (e.g., Davis and Heywood, 1963;
ICN, McNeill et al., 2012).
There are four varieties of Caulerpa chemnitzia now recorded in the Gulf of California, including three herein with proposed new combinations in acknowledgment of the studies of
Dra. Cindy Fernández-García (Universidad de Costa Rica) and
the late Dr. Rafael Riosmena-Rodríguez (Univeridad Autónoma
de Baja California Sur), and their colleagues.
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. laetevirens (Montagne) FernándezGarcía et Riosmena-Rodríguez, comb. nov.
Basionym.
Caulerpa laetevirens Montagne, 1842a:13.
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
Toud Island (Warrior Inlet), Torres
Strait, between Queensland, Australia, and Papua New Guinea.
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. peltata (J. V. Lamouroux) Zanardini,
1858:287
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz to
Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla San Francisco, Isla Partida, Isla Espíritu
Santo, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Antilles, West Indies [archipelago
in Caribbean Sea composed of the islands of the Greater Antilles
and the Lesser Antilles].
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. turbinata (J. Agardh) FernándezGarcía et Riosmena-Rodríguez, comb. nov.
Basionym.
Caulerpa clavifera var. turbinata J.
Agardh, 1837:173.
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Mazatlán, SIN, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía Agua
Verde to Cabeza Ballena, BCS. IS: Isla Monserrate, Isla San Francisco, Isla Partida, Isla Espíritu Santo, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
Near Tor, Sinai Peninsula, Egypt.
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. vanbosseae (Setchell et N. L. Gardner)
Fernández-García et Riosmena-Rodríguez, comb. nov.
Basionym.
Caulerpa vanbosseae Setchell et N. L.
Gardner, 1924a:704.
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Tucson, Puerto Peñasco, to Ensenada de San Francisco,
SON. WC: Bahía Concepción to Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS:
Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la Guarda, ISG; Isla Tortuga, Isla
San Ildefonso, Isla Cholla, Isla San José, Isla Partida, and Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“Habitat unknown; vicinity of La
Paz” (Setchell and Gardner, 1924a), Baja California Sur, Gulf of
California, Mexico.
Remarks.
Originally described from the southern
Gulf, Caulerpa vanbosseae was treated as synonym of C. chemnitzia by Fernández-García et al. (2016). Caulerpa chemnitzia
var. vanbosseae has also been reported along Pacific coast of Baja
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California Sur (Pedroche et al., 2005; Norris, 2010, as C. vanbosseae). In the upper Gulf, its intertidal habitat in Puerto Peñasco is ecologically different from the tropical habitat of La
Paz (type locality) in the southern Gulf. Molecular comparisons
of type locality C. vanbosseae to those of the upper Gulf would
test their phylogenetic relationship (see also Remarks under
C. chemnitzia).
Caulerpa cupressoides (H. West ex Vahl) C. Agardh, 1817:xxiii
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Los Cerritos, SIN, to Playa de Guayabitos and Playa Las
Peñas, NAY.
Type Locality.
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea.
Remarks.
“Caulerpa mexicana” as cited by Pedroche et al. (2005:64) on the basis of records from Mazatlán
(Carballo et al., 2002) and tropical Pacific Mexico (GonzálezGonzález, 1993) were both found to be C. cupressoides (non
C. mexicana Sonder ex Kützing, 1849) by Fernández-García et
al. (2016).
Caulerpa cupressoides var. lycopodium Weber-van Bosse,
1898:335, 336
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Sayulita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
Type Locality.
Guadeloupe (Weber-van Bosse,
1898), Leeward Islands, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean Sea.
Remarks.
Silva et al. (1996) noted the intended basionym, C. lycopodium J. Agardh (1847), as a later homonym of
C. lycopodium C. Agardh (1817) is a nom. illeg. and treated C.
cupressoides var. lycopodium Weber-van Bosse (1898) as a nom.
nov. (see also Pedroche et al., 2005).
Caulerpa mexicana f. pectinata (Kützing) W. R. Taylor,
1960:141
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya to Playa Estación, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC:
Bahía de Los Ángeles, BC. IS: Canal Mejía (channel between Isla
Mejía and Isla División), NW side of Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel
de la Guarda, ISG.
Type Locality.
La Guaira, Vargas State, Venezuela.
Caulerpa racemosa (Forsskål) J. Agardh, 1873:35
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Bahía de La
Paz to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Partida and Bahía
San Gabriel, Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Suez, Gulf of Suez, Egypt.
Remarks.
Belton et al. (2014) found at least 11
distinct species were in the C. racemosa-peltata complex. Since
none of their specimens from its type locality matched the type
of C. racemosa, Belton et al. (2014) suggested that until topotype specimens can be located to resolve its taxonomic status, C.
racemosa should be recognized on the basis of specimens closely
resembling the type specimen from other locales. They also noted
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Papenfuss and Egerod (1957) were likely correct in considering
C. racemosa var. uvifera (C. Agardh) J. Agardh (1873) as a synonymy of C. racemosa; it has been treated as such in the Gulf of
California (Pedroche et al., 2005).
mexicana.” Gulf of California specimens identified as “C. mexicana” need to be reexamined to determine their identifications
(see also Remarks under C. cupressoides).
HALIMEDACEAE LINK, 1832:115
Caulerpa racemosa var. macrophysa (Sonder ex Kützing) W. R.
Taylor, 1928:101
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS.
Type Locality.
Central America, Eastern Pacific
(Verlaque et al., 2003).
Remarks.
Fernández-García et al. (2016) treated C.
racemosa var. macrophysa as a synonym of C. racemosa, noting
its distribution is apparently restricted to the southern region of
the eastern tropical Pacific. Although Belton et al. (2014) found no
differences between specimens they identified as C. racemosa var.
macrophysa and C. racemosa var. racemosa, they noted comparative testing of type locality Chauvinia macrophysa Sonder ex Kützing (1857) was necessary before the synonymy could be accepted.
Caulerpa sertularioides (S. G. Gmelin) M. Howe, 1905:576
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía San Carlos, SON, to Playa de Guayabitos and Playa Las
Peñas, NAY. WC: Bahía Concepción to Punta Los Frailes, BCS.
IS: Isla Monserrate, Isla Partida, and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
“In coralliis americanis” (Gmelin,
1768); possibly “tropical Atlantic America” (Hodgson et al., 2004).
Caulerpa sertularioides f. brevipes (J. Agardh) Svedelius, 1906:114
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN.
Syntype Localities.
West Indies [Caribbean Sea],
Pacific Ocean, Sri Lanka [Indian Ocean], and Red Sea.
Remarks.
Fernández-García et al. (2012, 2016)
suggested two tropical eastern Pacific taxa, C. sertularioides f.
brevipes and C. sertularioides f. longiseta, were possibly morphological adaptations to variable substrata and/or depths.
Caulerpa sertularioides f. longiseta (Bory de Saint-Vincent)
Svedelius, 1906:114
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla Partida and Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Not specified (Silva et al., 1996).
Remarks.
See Remarks above under C. sertularioides f. brevipes.
Uncertain Record: Caulerpa fastigiata Montagne, 1837:353
Remarks.
Recorded in the southern Gulf from Bahía
Concepción (Riosmena-Rodríguez et al., 1998), its presence in
the Gulf needs to be verified.
Uncertain Record: Caulerpa mexicana Sonder ex Kützing,
1849:496
Remarks.
Belton et al. (2014) discovered several
distinct genetic species that have been misidentified as “C.
Halimeda J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:186
Halimeda cuneata Hering, in Krauss, 1846:214
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Chacala, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL.
Type Locality.
Natal Bay, South Africa (Silva et
al., 1996).
Halimeda discoidea Decaisne, 1842a:102
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Guaymas, SON, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Santa Rosalía
to San José del Cabo, BCS. IS: Puerto Refugio, Isla Ángel de la
Guarda, ISG; Isla San Francisco, Isla Monserrate, Isla Cholla,
Isla Partida, Isla Espíritu Santo, and Isla San Juan Nepomuceno,
BCS; Isla María Magdalena and Isla Larga, NAY.
Type Locality.
“Not certain” (Silva et al., 1996).
Herbarium label (PC) indicates “Kamtschatka” (Russia), collected during the voyage of the ship Venus (Decaisne, 1842b).
Hillis (1959; Hillis-Colinvaux, 1980) noted “at least the locality
[is] incorrect,” as waters of the Kamchatka Peninsula are far too
cold for this tropical to subtropical species.
Halimeda opuntia (Linnaeus) J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:308
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía Balandra, BCS.
Type Locality.
Jamaica (Hillis, 1959).
Remarks.
Mora-Valdés and Riosmena-Rodríguez
(2016) mistakenly stated Pedroche et al. (2005) listed “H. opuntia” as a synonym of H. hederacea. Only two subspecific taxa,
H. opuntia f. hederacea Barton (1901) and H. opuntia var. hederacea (Barton) Hillis-Colinvaux (Hillis, 1959), were listed as
synonyms of H. hederacea (Barton) Hillis-Colinvaux (1968) by
Pedroche et al. (2005:80) and not the species H. opuntia (Linnaeus) J. V. Lamouroux (1816).
Halimeda tuna (J. Ellis et Solander) J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:309
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Type Locality.
Mediterranean Sea.
UDOTEACEAE J. AGARDH, 1887:12
Chlorodesmis Harvey et Bailey, 1851:373
Chlorodesmis caespitosa J. Agardh, 1887:49
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY.
Type Locality.
Colombo, Sri Lanka, Indian
Ocean.
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Chlorodesmis hildebrandtii A. Gepp et E. S. Gepp, 1911:16
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Playa Los Muertos, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta
Arena, BCS. IS: Isla San Francisco, Isla Partida, and Isla Espíritu
Santo, BCS; Isla Larga, NAY.
Syntype Localities.
Localities listed by Gepp
and Gepp (1911:16): “Comoros Islands, Johanna, Pomona,
[and] Selayer [sic] Island”; Selayar Island, Selayar Islands, South
Sulawesi Province, Indonesia.
Lectotype Locality.
“Johanna, Pomona” (Gepp
and Gepp, 1911:16); Domoni, Anjouan Island (Johanna; Ndzouani; Ndzuwani), Comoros Islands, Indian Ocean (Ducker, 1967).
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Bahía la Choya, Puerto Peñasco, SON. WC: Bahía de La Paz to
Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type
Locality.
“Baie des Chiens-Marins”
(Lamouroux in Quoy and Gaimard, 1824:261); Shark Bay, Gascoyne region, Western Australia, Australia.
Chlorodesmis mexicana W. R. Taylor, 1945:64
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de Banderas, NAY/JAL.
Lectotype Locality.
In tide pools; Bahía Braithwaite, Isla Socorro, Islas Revillagigedo, Colima, Mexico.
Remarks.
Although listed as a synonym of C. caespitosa by Pedroche et al. (2005), others recognize it as a distinct
taxon (e.g., Guiry and Guiry, 2014; Mora-Valdés and RiosmenaRodríguez, 2016).
Acetabularia farlowii Solms-Laubach, 1895:27
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON, to Laguna Altata-Ensenada del Pabellón, SIN.
Type Locality.
Key West, Florida Keys, Monroe
County, Florida, USA.
DASYCLADOPHYCEAE C. HOEK, D. G. MANN
ET JAHNS, 1995:436, NOM. INVALID.
Remarks.
The class name is not validly published
(see McNeill et al., 2012: Art. 44), and some include members of
the class in the Ulvophyceae (see Guiry and Guiry, 2016).
DASYCLADALES BESSEY, 1907:287
DASYCLADACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:302, 312
Batophora J. Agardh, 1854:107
Batophora oerstedii J. Agardh, 1854:108
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN.
Type Locality.
Among the red mangroves, Rhizophora mangle; Krause lagoon, Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands,
Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea.
Neomeris J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:241
Neomeris annulata Dickie, 1874:198
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Ensenada de Muertos to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Canal de
San Lorenzo, Isla Espíritu Santo, Isla Partida, and Isla Cerralvo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Mauritania, on Atlantic coast of
western North Africa.
POLYPHYSACEAE KÜTZING, 1843:302, 311
Acetabularia J. V. Lamouroux, 1812:185
Acetabularia caliculus J. V. Lamouroux, in Quoy et Gaimard,
1824:621
Acetabularia crenulata J. V. Lamouroux, 1816:249
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Laguna de Agiabampo, SON/SIN. WC: Bahía de La Paz to Bahía
Balandra, BCS.
Type Locality.
Caribbean Sea.
Acetabularia schenckii K. Möbius, 1889:318
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC: Lagunas Santa María-Topolobampo-Ohuira to Laguna AltataEnsenada del Pabellón, SIN. WC: Bahía de La Paz, BCS. IS: Isla
Espíritu Santo, BCS.
Type Locality.
Rio de Janeiro, [state of] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Oliveira Filho, 1977).
Parvocaulis S. Berger, Fettweiss,
Gleissberg, Liddle, U. Richter, Sawitzky
et Zuccarello, 2003:559
Parvocaulis parvulus (Solms-Laubach) S. Berger, Fettweiss,
Gleissberg, Liddle, U. Richter, Sawitzky et Zuccarello,
2003:559
Gulf of California Distribution.
EC:
Punta de Mita, NAY, to Bahía de Banderas, JAL. WC: Punta
Arena to Cabo Pulmo, BCS.
Syntype Localities.
Two locales were given for
Acetabularia parvula by Solms-Laubach (1895:29): tropical
India and Celebes, Indonesia.
Lectotype Locality.
Makasar, Sulawesi (Celebes), Indonesia (Lipkin and Silva, 2002).
Parvocaulis pusillus (M. Howe) S. Berger, Fettweiss,
Gleissberg, Liddle, U. Richter, Sawitzky et Zuccarello,
2003:560
Gulf of California Distribution.
WC:
Bahía de La Paz to Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo, BCS. IS: Isla San
Juan Nepomuceno, BCS.
Type Locality.
Montego Bay, Jamaica, Greater
Antilles, Caribbean Sea.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We thank Katina E. Bucher and David L. Ballantine (National Museum of Natural History [NMNH] Department of
Botany), Michael S. Foster (Moss Landing Marine Laboratories
[MLML]), and Abel Sentíes Garanados (Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana [UAM] Iztapalapa) for comments on the manuscript; Laurence J. Dorr and Robert J. Soreng (NMNH Dept.
of Botany) for helpful nomenclature discussions; Alice R. Tangerini (NMNH Botany illustrator) for creating the Gulf of
California maps and cover images; Daniel G. Cole (GIS coordinator and chief cartographer, NMNH IT Office) for helping
place the cited Gulf of California locales on the maps and cover
images; Paul Peterson (NMNH Dept. of Botany and Smithsonian Contributions to Botany editorial board chair) for help and
encouragement throughout the review process; and along with
the reviewers, the Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, particularly publications specialist Meredith McQuoid-Greason and
freelance technical copyeditor Tshawna Byerly, for the editorial
comments and queries that have led to the improvement of this
work. Author J.N.N. acknowledges partial support from NSFPEET grant DEB-0328491, NSF-BS&I grant 0742437, and NSF
Bioinventory grants SI-DSCG-542079 and SI-DSGC-642079.
Author F.F.P. acknowledges support from Proyecto Diversidad
de Macroalgas Marinas Mexicanas: Filogenia y Biogeografía
(UAM-Lerma).
Appendix: Localities Cited
in Distribution Sections
TABLE A1. Localities cited in Gulf of California Distribution sections, including state (estado) and geographic coordinates for each.
Abbreviations: BC = Baja California; BCS = Baja California Sur; GUER = Guerrero; IS = Islas; ISG = Islas Grandes (Islas de la Cintura;
Midriff Islands); JAL = Jalisco; MICH = Michoacán; NAY = Nayarit; SIN = Sinaloa; SON = Sonora; vic. = in the vicinity of.
Locality
Arrecife de Cabo Pulmo
Bahía Agua Verde
Bahía Bacochibampo (Bocochibampo)
Bahía Balandra
Bahía Catalina (inlet, Canal de Guaymas, vic. Punta Narizón)
Bahía Chacala
Bahía Concepción
Bahía Coyote (Bahía El Coyote; inside Bahía Concepción)
Bahía de Agua Dulce (Bahía Tecomate), Isla Tiburón
Bahía de Banderas
Bahía de La Paz
Bahía de Las Ánimas
Bahía de Loreto
Bahía de Los Ángeles
Bahía de los Muertos (Bahía de los Suenos)
Bahía del Rincón
Bahía de Navachiste
Bahía de San Lucas
Bahía Empalme
Bahía Kino
Bahía la Choya (Bahía Cholla)
Bahía La Ventana (SE of La Paz)
Bahía Salinas (Isla Carmen)
Bahía San Carlos
Bahía San Felipe
Bahía San Francisco
Bahía San Francisquito
Bahía San Gabriel (Isla Espíritu Santo)
Bahía San José del Cabo
Bahía San Luis Gonzaga
Bahía San Pedro
Bahía Tenacatita
Bahía Tepoca
State
Latitude (N)
Longitude (W)
BCS
BCS
SON
BCS
SON
NAY
BCS
BCS
SON/ISG (IS)
JAL
BCS
BC
BCS
BC
BCS
BCS
SIN
BCS
SON
SON
SON
BCS
BCS
SON
BC
SON
BC
BCS (IS)
BCS
BC
SON
JAL
SON
23°26′
25°31′
27°55′
24°19′
27°52′
21°10′
26°39′
24°41′
29°00′
20°40′
24°20′
28°48′
26°01′
28°55′
23°59′
23°30′
25°27′
22°53′
27°55′
28°46′
31°20′
24°03′
26°01′
27°56′
31°00′
27°57′
28°26′
24°25′
23°02′
29°48′
28°03′
19°17′
29°22′
109°25′
110°56′
110°58′
110°18′
110°52′
105°14′
111°48′
110°43′
112°23′
105°25′
110°25′
113°21′
111°21′
113°32′
109°49′
109°30′
108°50′
109°52′
110°48′
111°53′
113°37′
109°59′
111°07′
111°03′
114°51′
111°00′
112°53′
110°20′
109°40′
114°22′
111°14′
104°48′
112°53′
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TABLE A1. (Continued)
Locality
Bahía Topolobampo
Bahía Willard
Barra de Navidad
Boca del Río Mayo
Cabeza Ballena (E of Cabo San Lucas)
Cabo Arco (N of Guaymas)
Cabo Corrientes
Cabo Los Machos (Bahía Concepción)
Cabo Pulmo
Cabo San Lucas
Cabo Tepoca (reef of Punta Tepoca)
Calerita (vic. La Paz)
Caleta Partida (between Isla Partida and Isla Espíritu Santo)
Caleta Santa María (N of Santa Rosalía)
Caleta Santa María (NE of Cabo San Lucas)
Campo Hawaii (Playa Hawaii)
Campo Oona (S of Campo Víboras)
Campo Víboras (“Quipcō Coospoj” in Seri language; N of Punta Chueca)
Canal de Ballenas (between W coast of Isla Ángel de la Guarda and E coast
of Baja California)
Canal de Infiernillo (“Xepe Coosot” in Seri language; between Isla Tiburón
and Sonora coast)
Canal de San Lorenzo (off S end of Isla Espíritu Santo)
Canal Mejía (between Isla Mejía and Isla División)
Cerro El Crestón (W of Bahía de Mazatlán)
El Colorado
El Desemboque (Desemboque; El Desemboque Asunción)
El Desemboque de los Seris (“Haxöl Iihom” in Seri language; El Desemboque
de San Ignacio)
El Faro
El Huerfanito
El Machorro
El Malecón (La Paz)
El Pardito-El Lobera (Isla San José)
El Requesón (Bahía Concepción)
El Tecolote
El Tornillal (Golfo de Santa Clara)
Ensenada Ampe
Ensenada Bacochibampo
Ensenada de La Paz
Ensenada de San Francisco (NE of Guaymas)
Ensenada Lalo (vic. Bahía San Carlos)
Estero Balandra
Estero de Bacorehuis (SE Lagnua de Agiabampo)
Estero del Urías
Estero Santa Rosa
Estero Zacatecas (Bahía de La Paz)
Eureka (Rancho Eureka; near La Paz)
State
Latitude (N)
Longitude (W)
SIN
BC
JAL
SON
BCS
SON
JAL
BCS
BCS
BCS
SON
BCS
BCS (IS)
BCS
BCS
BC
SON
SON
BC
25°33′
29°49′
19º 12′
27°01′
22°54′
27°52′
20°24′
26°52′
23°26′
22°52′
30°16′
24°21′
24°31′
27°25′
23°05′
31°03′
28°58′
28°57′
29°34′ to 28°23′
109°05′
114°23′
104º 41′
109°59′
109°51′
110°57′
105°41′
111°54′
109°25′
109°53′
112°50′
110°16′
110°23′
112°19′
109°37′
114°49′
112°09′
112°09′
SON/ISG (IS)
29°01′
112°10′
BCS
BC/ISG (IS)
SIN
SON
SON
SON
24°24′
29°32′
23°10′
28°17′
30°34′
29°30′
110°16′
113°33′
106°25′
111°25′
113°00′
112°23′
MICH
BC
BC
BCS
BCS (IS)
BCS
BCS
SON
BCS
SON
BCS
SON
SON
BCS
SIN
SIN
SON
BCS
BCS
18°19′
30°07′
31°11′
24º10′
24º51′
26°38′
24°21′
31°34′
24°20′
27°55′
24°08′
27°56′
27°56′
24°19′
26°17′
23°11′
28°58′
24°10′
23°36′
103°29′
114°38′
114°53′
110º18′
110º35′
111°50′
110°19′
114°18′
110°25′
110°58′
110°23’
111°04′
111°05′
110°20′
109°08′
106°26′
112°09′
110°26′
109°36′
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TABLE A1. (Continued)
Locality
Faro de San Felipe
Guaymas
Golfo de Santa Clara
Isla Ardilla (vic. Guaymas)
Isla Alcatráz
Isla Ángel de la Guarda
Isla Bargo (Bahía Concepción)
Isla Carmen
Isla Cerralvo
Isla Cholla (vic. Isla Carmen)
Isla Coronado (Isla Smith)
Isla Danzante
Isla de la Piedra (vic. Mazatlán)
Isla de Venados (Isla Vernados)
Isla El Choyero
Isla Espíritu Santo
Isla Estanque (Isla Pond, Isla la Bibera)
Isla Gallina (La Gallina)
Isla Gallo (El Gallo; “Gallo-Gallina”)
Isla Gaviota (Bahía de La Paz)
Isla Isabel
Isla Ixtapa (Isla Grande)
Isla [Islote] La Ballena
Isla Larga
Isla Las Ánimas (Isla San Lorenzo del Norte), Islas San Lorenzo
Isla La Ventana
Isla Los Lobos
Isla María Cleofas, Islas Marías (Islas Tres Marías)
Isla María Madre, Islas Marías (Islas Tres Marías)
Isla María Magdalena, Islas Marías (Islas Tres Marías)
Isla Mejía (NW of Puerto Refugio, I. Ángel de la Guarda)
Isla Monserrate
Isla Partida [norte] (Isla Cordonazo; NW of Isla Rasa)
Isla Partida [sur] (N of Isla Espíritu Santo)
Isla Patos (off N end of Isla Tiburón)
Isla Pelícano (WNW of Isla Alcatráz)
Isla Rasa (Isla Raza)
Isla Salsipuedes (Islas de San Lorenzo)
Isla San Diego
Isla San Esteban
Isla San Francisco (off S end of Isla San José)
Isla San Ildefonso (E of Bahía de San Nicolas)
Isla San Jorge (SE of Puerto Peñasco)
Isla San José
Isla San Juan Nepomuceno
Isla San Lorenzo (Isla San Lorenzo del Sur), Islas San Lorenzo
Isla San Luis Gonzaga (Isla Willard)
Isla San Marcos
State
Latitude (N)
Longitude (W)
BC
SON
SON
SON
SON (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BCS
BCS (IS)
BCS
BCS (IS)
BC (IS)
BCS (IS)
SIN (IS)
SIN
SON (IS)
BCS (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BCS (IS)
BCS (IS)
BCS
NAY (IS)
GUER
BCS
NAY (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BC (IS)
SIN
NAY (IS)
NAY IS)
NAY (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BCS (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BCS (IS)
SON/ISG (IS)
SON (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BCS (IS)
SON/ISG (IS)
BCS (IS)
BCS (IS)
SON (IS)
BCS (IS)
BCS (IS)
BC/ISG (IS)
BC (IS)
BCS (IS)
31°03′
27°55′
31°30–34′
27°55′
28°48′
29°15′
26°43′
25°57′
24°14′
26°03′
29°04′
25°47′
23°11′
23°14′
28°44′
24°30′
29°03′
24°27′
24°27′
24°17′
21°51′
17°41′
24°29′
20°42′
28°41′
29°00′
23°13′
21°18′
21°35′
21°27′
29°33′
25°41′
28°53′
24°32′
29°16′
28°48′
28°48′
28°43′
25°11′
28°42′
24°45′
26°37′
31°00′
25°00′
24°16′
28°34′
29°58′
27°13′
114°51′
110°55′
114°09–18′
110°54′
111°58′
113°22′
111°53′
111°12′
109°53′
111°13′
113°32′
111°15′
106°25′
106°29′
112°18′
110°22′
113°06′
110°23′
110°23′
110°20′
105°54′
101°39′
110°24′
105°35′
112°55′
114°31′
106°27′
106°15′
106°36′
106°28′
113°34′
111°03′
113°04′
110°21′
112°27′
111°58′
112°56′
112°57′
110°42′
112°36′
110°34′
111°26′
113°15′
110°36′
110°20′
112°49′
114°24′
112°06′
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TABLE A1. (Continued)
Locality
Isla San Pedro Mártir
Isla San Pedro Nolasco
Isla Santa Catalina
Isla Santa Cruz
Islas de Los Gemelos (isla oeste and isla este)
Islas Santa Inés (Islas Santa Inez)
Isla Tiburón
Isla Tortuga
Isla Turner (Isla Turners; El Dátil; Isla Dátil)
La Concha Beach (vic. La Paz)
La Cruz de Huanacaxtle (NW Bahía de Banderas)
Laguna Altata-Ensenada del Pabellón
Laguna, Bahía San Gabriel (Isla Espíritu Santo)
Laguna de Agiabampo (estero de Agiabampo)
Laguna de Agua Brava
Laguna Santa María y Laguna La Reforma
Lagunas Santa María-Topolobampo-Ohuira
La Paz
Las Cruces
Las Cuevas
Las Peñas
Las Piedras del Burro
La Ventana
Lo de Marcos (“Los de Marco”)
Los Planes
Los Pocitos (SW Bahía Concepción)
Los Tornados
Mazatlán
Miramar
Mulegé
Nopoló
Nueva Guaymas (Bahía San Carlos)
Pichilinque
Piedras de La Salina (Golfo de Santa Clara)
Piedras del Burro (Golfo de Santa Clara)
Playa Arenosa (vic. Puerto Peñasco)
Playa Carelleros (Careyeros)
Playa de Guayabitos (Rincón de Guayabitos)
Playa El Caimancito
Playa El Coloradito
Playa El Sábalo (Punta Sábalo)
Playa Estación and Cumpleaños Tide Pool (Puerto Peñasco)
Playa Hermosa (vic. Puerto Peñasco)
Playa Las Conchas (vic. Puerto Peñasco)
Playa Las Peñas (vic. Playa de Guayabitos)
Playa Los Algodones (NW of San Carlos)
Playa Los Cerritos (vic. Mazatlán)
Playa Los Muertos
State
Latitude (N)
Longitude (W)
SON/ISG (IS)
SON (IS)
BCS (IS)
BCS
BC (IS)
BCS
SON/ISG (IS)
BCS (IS)
SON/ISG (IS)
BCS
NAY
SIN
BCS (IS)
SON/SIN
NAY
SIN
SIN
BCS
BCS
NAY
NAY
SON
BCS
NAY
BCS
BCS
BCS
SIN
NAY
BCS
BCS
SON
BCS
SON
SON
SON
NAY
NAY
BCS
BC
SIN
SON
SON
SON
NAY
SON
SIN
NAY
28°23′
27°58′
25°40′
25°17′
28°57′
27°02′
29°00′
27°26′
28°43′
24°10′
20°45′
24°24′
24°25′
26°21′
22°09′
25°02′
25°33′
24°10′
24°17′
21°09′
21°01′
31°37′
24°02′
20°57′
24°01′
26°40′
24°15′
23°13′
21°26′
26°53′
25°56′
27°56′
24°16′
31°30′
31°33′
31°19′
20°47′
21°03′
24°20′
30°34′
23°15′
29°59′
31°19′
31°17′
21°03′
27°57′
23°19′
20°51′
112°19′
111°23′
110°47′
110°43′
113°29′
111°54′
112°22′
111°52′
112°19′
110°19′
105°23′
107°31′
110°20′
109°12′
105°30′
108°03′
109°05′
110°18′
110°12′
105°14′
105°16′
114°23′
110°01′
105°20′
109°48′
111°48′
110°10′
106°25′
105°11′
111°56′
111°22′
111°03′
110°19′
114°09′
114°17′
113°35′
105°31′
105°17′
110°30′
114°40′
106°27′
111°11′
113°33′
113°29′
105°17′
111°06′
106°29′
105°28′
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TABLE A1. (Continued)
Locality
Playa Mezcales
Playa Norte (vic. Mazatlán)
Playa Olas Altas (vic. Mazatlán)
Playa San Francisco
Playa Santa Teresa
Playa Tucson (vic. Puerto Peñasco)
Puertecitos
Puerto Ballandra (I. Carmen)
Puerto Calamajué
Puerto Escondido
Puerto Libertad
Puerto Lobos
Puerto Peñasco
Puerto Refugio (Isla Ángel de la Guarda)
Puerto San Carlos
Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Viejo (vic. Mazatlán)
Punta Aguja
Punta Arena (Punta Arenas; N of Cabo Pulmo)
Punta Bufeo
Punta Cabeza de Mechudo (Bahía de La Paz)
Punta Chile
Punta Chivato (Punta Santa Inés[z])
Punta Chueca (“Socaaix” in Seri language)
Punta Cirio
Punta Colorado (near Candeleros, vic. Guaymas)
Punta Coyote (E of La Paz)
Punta Concepción
Punta Derecha
Punta El Púlpito (Púlpito, vic. Loreto)
Punta Gallito
Punta Gorda (NE end of Bahía San José del Cabo)
Punta Gorda (Golfo de Santa Clara)
Punta La Gringa (vic. Bahía de Los Ángeles)
Punta Las Cuevas
Punta Las Cuevitas
Punta Los Frailes
Punta Palmilla (vic. San José del Cabo)
Punta Pelícano (vic. Puerto Peñasco)
Punta Perico (ESE of Bahía Salinas, I. Carmen)
Punta Perico[s] (N end of Bahía de los Muertos)
Punta Piaxtla
Punta Prieta (in Bahía Topolobampo)
Punta Robinson (between Punta Tepoca & Punta Cirio)
Punta San Evaristo
Punta San Felipe
Punta San Marcial
Punta San Pedro (N of entrance to Bahía San Pedro)
State
Latitude (N)
Longitude (W)
JAL
SIN
SIN
NAY
BC
SON
BC
BCS (IS)
BC
BCS
SON
SON
SON
BC/ISG (IS)
SON
JAL
SIN
BCS
BCS
BC
BCS
SIN
BCS
SON
SON
SON
BCS
BCS
SIN
BCS
BCS
BCS
SON
BC
SON
SON
BCS
BCS
SON
BCS (IS)
BCS
SIN
SIN
SON
BC
BC
BCS
SON
19°36′
23°13′
23°11′
20°54′
30°20′
31°19′
30°21′
26°01′
29°40′
25°48′
29°55′
30°16′
31°20′
29°32′
27°56′
20°37′
23°12′
26°53′
23°03′
29°55′
24°48′
23°12′
27°04′
29°01′
29°50′
28°46′
24°20′
23°34′
23°12′
26°31′
26°52′
23°05′
31°30′
29°03′
27°56′
29°16′
23°23′
23°00′
31°20′
25°58′
24°10′
23°39′
25°33′
29°54′
24°55′
31°03′
25°31′
28°03′
105°08′
106°25′
106°25′
105°24′
114°38′
113°33′
114°37′
110°10′
114°10′
111°19′
112°41′
112°51′
113°40′
113°33′
111°01′
105°14′
106°25′
111°49′
109°48′
114°26′
110°39′
106°25′
111°56′
112°10′
112°39′
112°22′
110°13′
111°49′
106°26′
111°26′
111°56′
109°35′
114°12′
113°32′
112°03′
112°30′
109°25′
109°43′
113°38′
111°05′
109°80′
106°48′
109°05′
112°43′
110°42′
114°51′
111°01′
111°14′
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TABLE A1. (Continued)
Locality
State
Latitude (N)
Longitude (W)
Río Mayo (near mouth of river)
Roca El Solitario (northern Bahía Agua Verde)
Roca Roja (Bahía Kino)
Roca San Marcial
San Blas
San Felipe
San José del Cabo
San Juan de la Costa (Bahía de La Paz)
Santa Rosalía
Sayulita
Segundo Cerro Prieto (vic. Kino Nuevo, Bahía Kino)
Tarabillas
Teacapán
Topolobampo
Yelapa
SON
BCS
SON
BCS
NAY
BC
BCS
BCS
BCS
NAY
SON
BCS
SIN
SIN
JAL
26°42′
25°32′
28°50′
25°32′
21°31′
31°01′
23°02′
24°20′
27°20′
20°52′
28°53′
24°27′
22°32′
25°36′
20°16′
109°31′
110°56′
111°59′
111°00′
105°17′
114°52′
109°40′
110°39′
112°17′
105°28′
112°02′
110°41′
105°45′
109°03′
105°26′
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Index of Scientific Names
All taxa recognized in the Gulf of California are shown in bold type. Names of all
genera and species, subpsecies, varietas, and forma of the benthic marine red, brown, and
green algae are shown in bold italics, and higher taxa (phyla, classes, subclasses, orders,
families, and subfamilies) are in bold Small capital letters.
Names of genera and species that are uncertain records, excluded species, or synonyms; have uncertain taxonomic status; have a distribution outside of the Gulf; or are
referred to in Remarks are in nonbold italics, and higher taxa are in nonbold Small
capital letters.
Page numbers in bold type refer to the start of the taxonomic accounts for currently
accepted names of the Gulf taxa. Page numbers in nonbold type refer to taxa mentioned
in the synopses lists, Remarks of other accounts, or elsewhere in the text (excluding
tables of contents and references).
Acanthophora, 12, 47
Acanthophora spicifera, 47
Acetabularia, 76, 89
Acetabularia caliculus, 89
Acetabularia crenulata, 89
Acetabularia farlowii, 89
Acetabularia parvula, 89
Acetabularia schenckii, 89
Acinetosporaceae, 62, 68, 68
Acrochaetiaceae, 9, 15
Acrochaetiales, 9, 15
Acrochaetium, 9, 15
Acrochaetium arcuatum, 15
Acrochaetium bornetii, 15
Acrochaetium crassipes, 15
Acrochaetium microscopicum, 16
Acrochaetium porphyrae, 16
Acrochaetium secundatum, 16
Acrochaetium seriaspora, 16
Acrocladus
Acrocladus pellucidus, 81
Agardhiella, 12, 31, 53
Agardhiella mexicana, 53
Aglaothamnion, 11, 32
Aglaothamnion endovagum, 32
Aglaozonia-phase of Cutleria, 73
Ahnfeltia, 10, 27
Ahnfeltia plicata, 27
Ahnfeltia svensonii, 27
Ahnfeltiaceae, 10, 27
Ahnfeltiales, 10, 27
Ahnfeltiophycidae, 10, 27
Ahnfeltiopsis, 12, 52
Ahnfeltiopsis divaricata, 53
Ahnfeltiopsis gigartinoides, 22, 52
Ahnfeltiopsis hancockii, 52
Ahnfeltiopsis leptophylla, 53
Ahnfeltiopsis serenei, 53
Amphiroa, 10, 21, 85
Amphiroa beauvoisii, 21
Amphiroa brevianceps, 21
Amphiroa compressa var. tenuis, 21
Amphiroa curreae, 22
Amphiroa foliacea, 21
Amphiroa franciscana, 22
Amphiroa magdalenensis, 21
Amphiroa mexicana, 21
Amphiroa misakiensis, 21
Amphiroa polymorpha, 21
Amphiroa rigida, 21
Amphiroa subcylindrica, 22
Amphiroa taylorii, 21
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Amphiroa (continued)
Amphiroa valonioides, 21
Amphiroa vanbosseae, 22
Amplisiphonia, 12, 46
Amplisiphonia? paciica, 46
Anotrichium, 11, 38
Anotrichium anthericephalum, 38
Anotrichium furcellatum, 38
Anotrichium multiramosum, 38
Anotrichium secundum, 38
Antithamnion, 11, 33
Antithamnion antillanum, 33
Antithamnion decipiens, 33
Antithamnion defectum, 33
Antithamnion hubbsii, 33
Antithamnion kylinii, 33
Antithamnion nipponicum, 33
Antithamnion paciicum, 37
Antithamnion plumulum, 33
Antithamnion plumulum var. plumulum, 33
Antithamnionella, 11, 36
Antithamnionella breviramosa, 36
Antithamnionella paciica, 37
Antithamnionella cf. spirographidis, 37
Antithamnionella sublittoralis, 37
Apoglossum, 11, 40
Apoglossum gregarium, 40
Asparagopsis, 11, 32
Asparagopsis taxiformis, ii, 32
Asteronema, 63, 73
Asteronema breviarticulatum, 36, 73
Asteronemataceae, 63, 73
Balliella, 11, 36
Balliella pseudocorticata, 36
Bangia, 9, 14
Bangia enteromorphoides, 14
Bangia vermicularis?, 14
Bangiaceae, 9, 14, 14
Bangiales, 9, 14, 14
Bangiophyceae, 9, 14
Batophora, 76, 89
Batophora oerstedii, 89
Besa, 12, 53
Besa divaricata, 53
Besa leptophylla, 53
Blidingia, 75, 76
Blidingia marginata, 76
Blidingia minima, 76
Bonnemaisonia, 11, 32
Bonnemaisonia hamifera, 32
Bonnemaisoniaceae, 11, 32
Bonnemaisoniales, 11, 32
Boodlea, 76, 83
Boodlea composita, 83
Boodleaceae, 76, 83
Bossiella, 19
Bossiella californica, 19
Bossiella orbigniana, 19
Bostrychia, 11, 42
Bostrychia moritziana, 42
Bostrychia radicans, 42
Botryocladia, 13, 61
Botryocladia datilensis, 61
Botryocladia guaymasensis, 61
Botryocladia pseudodichotoma, 61
Botryocladia pyriformis, 61
Botryocladia uvarioides, 61
Branchioglossum, 11, 40
Branchioglossum bipinnatiidum, 40
Branchioglossum undulatum, 40
Bryopsidaceae, 76, 84
Bryopsidales, 76, 84
Bryopsidophyceae, 76, 84
Bryopsis, 76, 84
Bryopsis corticulans, 84
Bryopsis galapagensis, 84
Bryopsis hypnoides, 84
Bryopsis muscosa, 84
Bryopsis pennata var. minor, 84
Bryopsis pennata, 84
Bryopsis salvadoreana, 84
Bryothamnion, 11, 42
Bryothamnion paciicum, 42
Callithamniaceae, 11, 32
Callithamniaceae subfam. Callithamnioideae, 11, 32
Callithamniaceae subfam. Crouanioideae, 11, 33
Callithamnioideae tribe Callithamnieae, 11, 32
Callithamnion, 11, 32
Callithamnion bisporum var. australe, 32
Callithamnion catalinense, 32
Callithamnion compactum, 32
Callithamnion marshallense, 32
Callithamnion paschale, 32
Callithamnion ramosissimum, 32
Callithamnion rupicola, 33
Callophyllis
Callophyllis violacea, 52
Caloglossa, 11, 40
Caloglossa apomeiotica, 40
Caloglossa leprieurii?, 40
Canistrocarpus, 62, 63
Canistrocarpus cervicornis, 63
Caulacanthaceae, 12, 49
Caulacanthus, 12, 49
Caulacanthus okamurae, 49
Caulacanthus ustulatus, 49
Caulerpa, 76, 86
Caulerpa antoensis, 86
Caulerpa arenicola, 86
Caulerpa chemnitzia, ii, 1, 86, 87
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. laetevirens, 87
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. peltata, 87
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. turbinata, 87
Caulerpa chemnitzia var. vanbosseae, 87
Caulerpa clavifera var. turbinata, 87
Caulerpa cupressoides, 87, 88
Caulerpa cupressoides var. lycopodium, 87
Caulerpa fastigiata, 88
Caulerpa laetevirens, 87
Caulerpa lycopodium, 87
Caulerpa mexicana, 87, 88
Caulerpa mexicana f. pectinata, 87
Caulerpa peltata, 86
Caulerpa racemosa, 87, 88
Caulerpa racemosa var. macrophysa, 88
Caulerpa racemosa var. peltata, 86
Caulerpa racemosa var. turbinata, 86
Caulerpa racemosa var. uvifera, 88
Caulerpa sertularioides, 88
Caulerpa sertularioides f. brevipes, 88, 88
Caulerpa sertularioides f. longiseta, 88, 88
Caulerpa vanbosseae, 86, 87
Caulerpaceae, 76, 86
Centroceras, 11, 33
Centroceras clavulatum, 33, 34
Centroceras gasparrinii, 34
Ceramiaceae, 11, 33
Ceramiaceae subfam. Ceramioideae, 11, 33
Ceramiaceae subfam. Spongoclonioideae,
11, 37
Ceramiales, 11, 32
Ceramiales subord. Ceramiineae, 11, 32
Ceramiales subord. Spermothamniineae,
11, 38
Ceramioideae tribe Antithamnieae, 11, 33
Ceramioideae tribe Ceramieae, 11, 33
Ceramioideae tribe Delesseriopsieae,
11, 36
Ceramioideae tribe Dohrnielleae, 11, 36
Ceramioideae tribe Pterothamnieae, 11,
37
Ceramium, 11, 34
Ceramium aduncum, 34, 34
Ceramium aine var. aine, 34
Ceramium aine var. peninsularis, 34
Ceramium camouii, 34
Ceramium caudatum, 34
Ceramium clarionense, 34
Ceramium codicola, 34
Ceramium codii, 34
Ceramium comptum, 34
Ceramium equisetoides, 34
Ceramium giacconei, 34
Ceramium gracillimum var. byssoideum, 36
Ceramium hamatispinum, 35
Ceramium horridulum, 35, 35
Ceramium howellii, 35
Ceramium interruptum, 35
Ceramium mazatlanense, 35
Ceramium monacanthum, 35
Ceramium obesum, 35
Ceramium paciicum, 35
Ceramium paniculatum, 35
Ceramium periconicum, 35
Ceramium personatum, 35
Ceramium procumbens, 35
Ceramium serpens, 35
Ceramium sinicola, 35, 36
Ceramium sinicola var. johnstonii, 36
Ceramium vagans, 36
Ceramium zacae, 36
Ceratodictyon, 12, 61, 61
Ceratodictyon tenue, 61
Ceratodictyon variabile, 61
Chaetomorpha, 76, 79, 80
Chaetomorpha aerea, 24, 80
Chaetomorpha antennina, 80
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Chaetomorpha bangioides, 80
Chaetomorpha clavata, 80
Chaetomorpha javanica, 80
Chaetomorpha ligustica, 80
Chaetomorpha linoides, 80
Chaetomorpha linum, 80
Chaetomorpha minima, 80
Chaetomorpha pachynema, 80
Chamaedoris, 24
Champia, 12, 60
Champia caespitosa, 60
Champia cf. parvula, 60
Champia disticha, 60
Champiaceae, 12, 60
Chauvinia,
Chauvinia macrophysa, 88
Chelonia,
Chelonia mydas agassizii (black sea turtle), 43
Chlorodesmis, 76, 88
Chlorodesmis caespitosa, 88, 89
Chlorodesmis hildebrandtii, 89
Chlorodesmis mexicana, 89
Chlorophyta, ii, 1, 75, 76
Chlorophytina, 75, 76
Chnoospora, 63, 70
Chnoospora implexa, 70
Chnoospora minima, 70
Chnoospora paciica, 70
Chnoosporaceae, 63, 70
Chondracanthus, 12, 50
Chondracanthus acicularis?, 50
Chondracanthus canaliculatus, 51
Chondracanthus chamissoi, 51
Chondracanthus exasperatus, 51
Chondracanthus intermedius, 51
Chondracanthus harveyanus, 51
Chondracanthus squarrulosus, 51, 51
Chondracanthus tepidus, 51
Chondracanthus zertuchei, 51
Chondria, 12, 47
Chondria acrorhizophora, 47
Chondria arcuata, 47
Chondria dasyphylla, 47
Chondria decipiens, 47
Chondria paciica, 47
Chondria repens, 47
Chondria species A, 47
Chondrophycus,
Chondrophycus glandulifera, 48
Chordariaceae, 63, 68, 69
Choreonematoideae tribe Choreonemateae, 10, 26
Choreonema, 10, 26
Choreonema thuretii, 26
Chroodactylon, 9, 13
Chroodactylon ornatum, 13
Cladophora, 76, 79, 80, 80
Cladophora albida, 80
Cladophora coelothrix, 81
Cladophora columbiana, 81
Cladophora crispata, 81
Cladophora lexuosa, 81
Cladophora glomerata, 81
Cladophora glomerata var. crassior, 81
Cladophora graminea, 81
Cladophora hesperia, 81
Cladophora insignis, 82
Cladophora laetevirens, 81
Cladophora lehmanniana, 81
Cladophora liebetruthii, 81
Cladophora macdougalii, 81
Cladophora microcladioides, 81
Cladophora montagneana, 82
Cladophora prolifera, 81
Cladophora rivularis, 81, 82
Cladophora sericea, 81, 82
Cladophora stimpsonii, 82
Cladophora tiburonensis, 82
Cladophora trichotoma, 81
Cladophora vagabunda, 82
Cladophoraceae, 76, 80
Cladophorales, 76, 80
Cladophorophyceae, 76, 80
Cladophoropsis, 76, 83
Cladophoropsis gracillima, 83
Cladophoropsis macromeres, 83
Cladophoropsis membranacea, 83
Codiaceae, 76, 85
Codium, 33, 34, 35, 39, 45, 76, 79, 80, 85, 86
Codium amplivesiculatum, 85, 86
Codium brandegeei, 68, 85
Codium cuneatum, 69, 86
Codium decorticatum, 85, 86
Codium dichotomum, 85
Codium elongatum, 86
Codium fernandezianum, 85, 86
Codium fragile, 36, 86
Codium fragile subsp. californicum, 86
Codium girafa, 85, 86
Codium isabelae, 85
Codium isthomocladum, 85
Codium picturatum, 85, 86
Codium setchellii, 69, 86
Codium simulans, 34, 69, 85, 86
Codium sp. A, 86
Codium sp., 39
Codium tomentosum, 85
Coeloseira,
Coeloseira paciica, 36
Colaconema, 9, 16
Colaconema daviesii, 16
Colaconema hancockii, 16
Colaconema paciicum, 16
Colaconema pectinatum, 16
Colaconema punctatum, 16
Colaconema savianum, 16
Colaconema scinaiae, 16
Colaconema sinicola, 16
Colaconema tenuissimum, 17
Colaconema variabile, 17
Colaconemataceae, 9, 16
Colaconematales, 9, 16
Colpomenia, 63, 70
Colpomenia durvillei, 70, 70
Colpomenia peregrina, 70
Colpomenia phaeodactyla, 68, 70, 70
Colpomenia ramosa, 70
Colpomenia sinuosa, ii, 71
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Colpomenia sinuosa?, 71
Colpomenia sinuosa f. deformans, 68
Colpomenia sinuosa f. expansissima, 71, 71
Colpomenia sinuosa f. expansa, 71
Colpomenia sinuosa f. tuberculata, 71
Colpomenia sp. A, 71
Colpomenia tuberculata, 71, 71
Compsonema, 63, 68
Compsonema immixtum, 68
Compsonema intricatum, 68
Compsonema serpens, 68
Compsopogonophyceae, 9, 13
Conchocelis,
Conchocelis-phase, 14
Conchocelis-phase of Pyropia hollenbergii, 14
Conferva,
Conferva plumula, 37
Conferva vasta, 24
Corallina, 10, 19, 24, 27, 35
Corallina oicinalis var. chilensis, 19
Corallina pilifera, 24
Corallina pinnatifolia var. digitata, 19
Corallina pinnatifolia, 19
Corallina polysticha, 19
Corallina vancouveriensis, 19
Corallinaceae, 10, 19
Corallinaceae subfam. Amphiroideae, 21
Corallinaceae subfam. Corallinoideae,
10, 19
Corallinaceae subfam. Metagoniolithoideae, 10, 20
Corallinales, 10, 19
Corallinales subord. Corallinineae, 10,
19
Corallinales subord. Mesophyllineae,
10, 25
Corallinoideae tribe Corallineae, 10, 19
Corallinoideae tribe Janieae, 10, 19
Corallinophycidae, 10, 19
Corallophila, 11, 36
Corallophila bella, 36
Crossocarpaceae, 52
Crouania, 11, 33
Crouania attenuata, 33
Crouanioideae tribe Crouanieae, 11, 33
Crouanophycus, 11, 33
Crouanophycus mcnabbii, 33
Cruoriella, 12, 54
Cruoriella issurata, 54
Cruoriella mexicana, 54
Crusticorallina, 10, 19
Crusticorallina muricata, 19, 23
Cryptonemia, 12, 55
Cryptonemia angustata, 55, 56
Cryptonemia borealis, 55, 56
Cryptonemia decolorata, 56
Cryptonemia guaymasensis, 56
Cryptonemia obovata, 56, 56
Cryptonemia opuntioides, 56
Cryptonemia veleroae, 56
Cryptonemiales, 12, 55
Cutleria, 63, 73
Cutleria hancockii, 69, 73
Cutleriaceae, 63, 73
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Cutleriales, 73
Cystocloniaceae, 12, 49
Dasya, 11, 39
Dasya pedicellata subsp. stanfordiana, 39
Dasya pedicellata subsp. stanfordiana var.
nudicaulis, 39
Dasya sinicola var. abyssicola, 39
Dasya sinicola var. californica, 39
Dasya sinicola var. sinicola, 39
Dasya spinigera, 39
Dasyaceae, 11, 39
Dasyaceae subfam. Dasyoideae, 11, 39
Dasyaceae subfam. Heterosiphonioideae,
11, 40
Dasycladaceae, 76, 89
Dasycladales, 76, 89
Dasycladophyceae, 76, 89
Delesseriaceae, 11, 40
Delesseriaceae subfam. Delesserioideae,
11, 40
Delesseriaceae subfam. Nitophylloideae,
11, 41
Delesseriaceae subfam. Phycodryoideae,
11, 41
Delesserioideae tribe Apoglosseae, 11, 40
Delesserioideae tribe Caloglosseae, 11,
40
Delesserioideae tribe Grinnellieae, 11,
40
Delesserioideae tribe Hypoglosseae, 11,
40
Derbesia, 76, 84, 85
Derbesia hollenbergii, 84
Derbesia marina, 84
Derbesia sp., 85
Derbesia sp. A, 85
Derbesia turbinata, 85
Derbesiaceae, 76, 84
Dermonema, 10, 17
Dermonema pulvinatum, 17
Dermonema virens, 17
Desmarestia, 62, 67
Desmarestia ilamentosa, 67
Desmarestia herbacea, 69
Desmarestia munda subsp. mexicana, 67
Desmarestiaceae, 62, 67
Desmarestiales, 62, 67
Dichotomaria, 9, 17
Dichotomaria marginata, 17
Dichotomaria spathulata, 17
Dicranema, 12, 50
Dicranema rosaliae, 50
Dicranemataceae, 12, 50
Dictyopteris, 62, 65
Dictyopteris delicatula, 65
Dictyopteris johnstonei, 65
Dictyopteris repens, 65
Dictyopteris undulata, 65, 65
Dictyopteris zonarioides, 65
Dictyosphaeria, 76, 83
Dictyosphaeria australis, 83
Dictyosphaeria cavernosa, 83
Dictyosphaeria versluysii, 83
Dictyota, 62, 64
Dictyota bartayresiana, 64
Dictyota binghamiae, 24, 64
Dictyota concrescens, 64
Dictyota coriacea, 64
Dictyota crenulata, 64
Dictyota dichotoma, 64
Dictyota dichotoma var. intricata, 64
Dictyota labellata, 64
Dictyota pinnata, 64
Dictyota stolonifera, 64
Dictyota vivesii, 64
Dictyota volubilis, 64
Dictyotaceae, 62, 63
Dictyotaceae tribe Dictyoteae, 62, 63
Dictyotaceae tribe Zonarieae, 63
Dictyotales, 62, 63
Dictyotophycidae, 62, 63
Digenea, 11, 42
Digenea simplex, 20, 42
Dudresnaya, 12, 50
Dudresnaya colombiana, 50
Dumontiaceae, 12, 50
Ectocarpaceae, 63, 69
Ectocarpales, 62, 68
Ectocarpus, 63, 69
Ectocarpus acutus, 69
Ectocarpus breviarticulatus, 36
Ectocarpus chantransioides, 69
Ectocarpus commensalis, 69
Ectocarpus corticulatus, 69
Ectocarpus gonodioides, 69
Ectocarpus hancockii, 69
Ectocarpus parvus, 69
Ectocarpus rallsiae, 69, 70
Ectocarpus siliculosi-group, 70
Ectocarpus siliculosus, 70
Ectocarpus simulans, 70
Ectocarpus sonorensis, 70
Egregia,
Egregia laevigata, 75
Encoelium,
Encoelium clathratum, 71
Endoplura, 63, 72
Endoplura aurea, 72
Enteromorpha,
Enteromorpha lexuosa subsp. paradoxa, 78
Enteromorpha intestinalis, 78
Enteromorpha intestinalis f. clavata, 79
Enteromorpha intestinalis f. cylindracea, 79
Enteromorpha intestinalis f. maxima, 78
Enteromorpha? intestinalis var. clavata, 79
Enteromorpha intestinalis var. tubulosa, 78
Enteromorpha marchantiae, 78
Enteromorpha prolifera, 79
Enteromorpha ramulosa, 78
[section of Ulva], 76, 78
Entocladia, 76, 79
Entocladia marchantiae, 79
Entocladia polysiphoniae, 79
Entocladia sp. A, 79
Entocladia viridis, 80
Epicladia, 76, 79
Epicladia condensata, 79
Epicladia mexicana, 79
Ernodesmis, 76, 83
Ernodesmis verticillata, 83
Erythrocladia, 9, 13
Erythrocladia endophloea, 13
Erythrocladia irregularis, 13
Erythrocystis, 12, 47
Erythrocystis saccata, 47
Erythroglossum, 11, 41
Erythroglossum californicum, 41
Erythropeltales, 9, 13
Erythropeltidales, 13
Erythropeltis, 9, 13
Erythropeltis discigera, 13
Erythrophyllum, 12, 52
Erythrophyllum oblongifructum, 52
Erythrotrichia, 9, 13
Erythrotrichia ascendens, 13
Erythrotrichia biseriata, 13
Erythrotrichia carnea, 13
Erythrotrichia carnea f. tenuis, 13
Erythrotrichia parksii var. minor, 14
Erythrotrichia tetraseriata, 14
Erythrotrichiaceae, 9, 13
Eurhodophytina, 9, 14
Falkenbergia,
Falkenbergia-phase [of Asparagopsis], 32
Faucheaceae, 12, 60
Feldmannia, 62, 68
Feldmannia indica, 68
Feldmannia irregularis, 68
Feldmannia mitchelliae, 68
Florideophyceae, 9, 15
Fosliella, 10, 24
Fosliella? paschalis, 24
Fucales, 63, 74
Fucophycidae, 62, 67
Fucus,
Fucus anomalus, 73
Fucus gardneri, 68
Fucus minimus, 70
Fushitsunagia, 13, 61
Fushitsunagia catenata, 61
Galaxaura, 9, 13, 17
Galaxaura ramulosa, 17
Galaxaura rugosa, 17
Galaxauraceae, 9, 17
Ganonema, 10, 17
Ganonema farinosum, 17
Gastroclonium, 12, 60
Gastroclonium compressum, 60
Gastroclonium paciicum, 36, 60
Gastroclonium parvum, 60
Gayliella, 11, 36
Gayliella imbriata, 36
Gayliella recticortica, 36
Gayliella species A, 36
Gayliella taylorii, 36
Gelidiaceae, 10, 27
Gelidiales, 10, 27
Gelidiella, 10, 28
Gelidiella acerosa, 28
Gelidiella hancockii, 28
Gelidiellaceae, 10, 28
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Gelidiocolax, 11, 31
Gelidiocolax microsphaericus, 11, 31
Gelidium, 10, 16, 27
Gelidium coronadense, 27
Gelidium coulteri, 28
Gelidium crinale, 27
Gelidium crinale f. luxurians, 29
Gelidium decompositum, 27
Gelidium johnstonii, 27
Gelidium mcnabbianum, 28
Gelidium microdentatum, 28
Gelidium microphysa, 28
Gelidium pulchrum, 31
Gelidium pusillum, 28
Gelidium refugiense, 28
Gelidium sclerophyllum, 14, 28
Geppella, 76, 86
Geppella? decussata, 86
Geppella mortensenii, 86
Gigartina,
Gigartina harveyana, 51
Gigartinaceae, 12, 50
Gigartinales, 12, 49
Gloiocladia, 12, 60
Gloiocladia conjunctata, 60
Gloiocladia hoshawii, 60
Gloiocladia mollis, 60
Gloiocladia seferi, 60
Gloioderma, 12, 60
Gloioderma conjuncta, 60
Gracilaria, 29, 31
Gracilaria ascidiicola, 29
Gracilaria cerrosiana, 29
Gracilaria crispata, 29
Gracilaria cunninghamii, 29, 31
Gracilaria hancockii, ii, 1, 30, 31
Gracilaria marcialana, 29
Gracilaria pachydermatica, 29
Gracilaria paciica, 29, 31
Gracilaria papenfussii, 29, 31
Gracilaria parvispora, 30
Gracilaria pinnata, 30
Gracilaria ramisecunda, 30
Gracilaria rubrimembra, 30
Gracilaria sp., 41
Gracilaria spinigera, 30
Gracilaria subsecundata, 1, 30, 31
Gracilaria tepocensis, 30
Gracilaria textorii, 31
Gracilaria turgida, 30
Gracilaria veleroae, 30
Gracilaria vermiculophylla, 30, 31
Gracilaria verrucosa, 31
Gracilaria vivesii, 30, 31
Gracilariaceae, 29, 31
Gracilariaceae subfam. Gracilarioideae,
10, 29
Gracilariales, 29
Gracilarioideae tribe Gracilarieae, 10,
29
Gracilariophila, 11, 31
Gracilariophila gardneri, 31
Gracilariopsis, 11, 31, 31
Gracilariopsis andersonii, 31, 31
Gracilariopsis animasensis, 31, 31
Gracilariopsis longissima, 31, 31
Gracilariopsis megaspora, 31, 31
Gracilariopsis rhodotricha, 31
Grateloupia, 12, 56
Grateloupia abreviata, 57
Grateloupia catenata, 56
Grateloupia dactylifera, 56
Grateloupia doryphora, 18, 57
Grateloupia ilicina, 56
Grateloupia ilicina var. lomentaria, 56
Grateloupia hancockii, 56
Grateloupia howei, 56
Grateloupia prolongata, 32, 35, 56
Grateloupia setchellii, 58
Grateloupia turuturu, 57
Grateloupia versicolor, 57
Grateloupia violacea, 57
Griithsia, 11, 38
Griithsia paciica, 38
Grinnellia, 11, 40
Grinnellia lanceolata, 40
Gymnogongrus, 12, 53
Gymnogongrus? carnosus, 53
Gymnogongrus guadalupensis, 53
Gymnogongrus johnstonii, 53
Gymnogongrus martinensis, 53
Gymnogongrus tenuis, 53
Haematocelis, 12, 59
Haematocelis-phase, 59
Haematocelis zonalis, 59
Halicystis, 85
Halicystis ovalis, 85
Halicystis-phase, 76, 85
Halicystis-phase [of Derbesia marina], 84, 85
Halimeda, 76, 88
Halimeda cuneata, 88
Halimeda discoidea, 88
Halimeda hederacea, 88
Halimeda opuntia, 88
Halimeda opuntia f. hederacea, 88
Halimeda opuntia var. hederacea, 88
Halimeda tuna, 88
Halimedaceae, 76, 88
Haliptilon, 10, 19
Haliptilon roseum var. verticillatum, 19
Haliptilon squamatum, 27
Halymenia, 12, 57
Halymenia actinophysa, 57, 57
Halymenia biida, 57
Halymenia californica, 57
Halymenia gardneri, 57
Halymenia megaspora, 57
Halymenia refugiensis, 57
Halymeniaceae, 12, 55
Hapalidiaceae, 10, 26
Hapalidiaceae subfam. Choreonematoideae, 10, 26
Hapalidiaceae subfam. Melobesioideae,
10, 22, 27
Hapalidiales, 10, 26
Hapalospongiaceae, 63, 72
Hapalospongidion, 63, 72
Hapalospongidion gelatinosum, 72
Haplogloia, 63, 68
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Haplogloia andersonii, 68
Hapterophycus, 63, 71
Hapterophycus anastomosans, 71
Harveylithon, 10, 20
Harveylithon samoënse, 20
Hecatonema, 63, 68
Hecatonema streblonematoides, 68
Helminthora, 10, 17
Helminthora sp., 17
Herposiphonia, 12, 46
Herposiphonia hollenbergii, 46
Herposiphonia littoralis, 46
Herposiphonia plumula, 46
Herposiphonia plumula var. parva, 46
Herposiphonia spinosa, 47
Herposiphonia verticillata, 47
Heteroderma, 10, 24
Heteroderma corallinicola, 24
Heteroderma gibbsii, 24
Heteroderma subtilissimum, 24
Heterokontophyta, 63
Heterosiphonia, 11, 40
Heterosiphonia crispella var. laxa, 40
Heterosiphonia erecta, 40
Hildenbrandia, 9, 15
Hildenbrandia dawsonii, 15
Hildenbrandia prototypus, 15
Hildenbrandia rubra, 15
Hildenbrandiaceae, 9, 15
Hildenbrandiales, 9, 15
Hildenbrandiophycidae, 9, 15
Hincksia, 62, 68
Hincksia bryantii, 68
Hincksia granulosa, 68
Hincksia mitchelliae, 68
Hincksia rallsiae, 70
Hormophysa,
Hormophysa cuneiformis, 67
Hydroclathrus, 63, 71
Hydroclathrus clathratus, ii, 71
Hydrolithon, 10, 23, 25
Hydrolithon chamaedoris, 23
Hydrolithon farinosum, 24
Hydrolithon reinboldii, 24
Hydrolithon samoënse, 21
Hypnea, 12, 23, 49
Hypnea cervicornis, 49
Hypnea johnstonii, 49
Hypnea nidulans, 50
Hypnea pannosa, 50
Hypnea spicifera, 50
Hypnea spinella, 50
Hypnea valentiae, 50
Hypnea variabilis, 50
Hypnea volubilis, 50
Hypoglossum, 11, 41
Hypoglossum attenuatum var. abyssicolum,
41
Hypoglossum attenuatum var. attenuatum,
41
Hypsypops,
Hypsypops rubicundus (garibaldi ish), 43
Irtugovia, 11, 37
Irtugovia paciica, 37
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Irvinea, 13, 62
Irvinea hancockii, 62
Ishige, 62, 63
Ishige sinicola, 63
Ishigeaceae, 62, 63
Ishigeales, 62, 63
Ishigeophycidae, 62, 63
Izziella, 10, 18
Izziella orientalis, 18
Jania, 10, 20
Jania adhaerens, 20
Jania capillacea, 20
Jania decussato-dichotoma, 20
Jania huertae, 20
Jania longiarthra, 20
Jania mexicana, 20
Jania paciica, 20
Jania subpinnata, 20
Jania tenella, 20
Jania tenella var. zacae, 20
Jania ungulata f. brevior, 20
Kallymenia, 12, 52
Kallymenia baldwinii, 52
Kallymenia bleckii, 52
Kallymenia norrisii, 52
Kallymenia pertusa, 52
Kallymeniaceae, 12, 52
Kallymeniopsis,
Kallymeniopsis oblongifructa, 52
Kornmanniaceae, 75, 76
Laminaria,
Laminaria andersonii, 17
Laminaria setchellii, 17
Laurencia, 12, 27, 35, 47, 60 79
Laurencia aguilar-rosasorum, 47
Laurencia decidua, 47
Laurencia fenicalii, 48
Laurencia glandulifera, 48
Laurencia hancockii, 48
Laurencia iriei, 48
Laurencia johnstonii, 48
Laurencia lajolla, 48
Laurencia masonii, 48
Laurencia obtusa, 68
Laurencia paciica, 48, 49
Laurencia paniculata, 48
Laurencia papillosa var. paciica, 49
Laurencia richardsii, 48
Laurencia subcorymbosa, 48
Laurencia voragina, 48
Leathesia, 63, 69
Leathesia nana, 69
Leathesiaceae, 63, 69
Lejolisia, 11, 38
Lejolisia colombiana, 38
Lejolisia hoshawii, 39
Liagora, 10, 18
Liagora abbottiae, 18
Liagora californica, 18
Liagora ceranoides, 18
Liagora ceranoides f. leprosa, 18
Liagora magniinvolucra, 18
Liagoraceae, 10, 17
Litholepis, 10, 23
Litholepis accola, 27
Litholepis sonorensis, 23
Lithophyllaceae, 10, 21
Lithophyllaceae subfam. Lithophylloideae, 10, 21
Lithophylloideae tribe Amphiroeae, 10, 21
Lithophylloideae tribe Dermatolitheae,
10, 21
Lithophylloideae tribe Lithophylleae,
10, 21
Lithophyllum, 10, 22
Lithophyllum? brachiatum, 22
Lithophyllum? californiense, 22
Lithophyllum corallinae, 22
Lithophyllum diguetii, 22
Lithophyllum hancockii, 23
Lithophyllum imitans, 23
Lithophyllum lichenare, 23
Lithophyllum margaritae, 23
Lithophyllum pallescens, 23
Lithophyllum proboscideum, 23
Lithophyllum samoënse, 21
Lithophyllum sp. 1, 23
Lithophyllum sp. 2, 23
Lithophyllum sp., 23
Lithothamniaceae, 10, 25
Lithothamniaceae subfam. Lithothamnioideae, 10, 25
Lithothamnioideae tribe Lithothamnieae, 10, 25
Lithothamnioideae tribe Phymatolitheae, 10, 26
Lithothamnion, 10, 25, 26
Lithothamnion australe, 25
Lithothamnion australe f. tualensis, 25
Lithothamnion crassiusculum, 25
Lithothamnion engelharatii, 26
Lithothamnion fruticulosum, 25
Lithothamnion lichenare, 19
Lithothamnion microsporum, 26
Lithothamnion muelleri, 26
Lithothamnion phymatodeum, 26
Lithothamnion sp. 1, 26
Lithothamnion sp. 2, 26
Lithothamnion sp. 3, 26
Lithothamnion sp. 5, 26
Lobophora, 62, 65
Lobophora variegata?, 65
Lola,
Lola lubrica, 80, 82
Lomentaria, 13, 61
Lomentaria catenata, 61
Lomentaria? hakodatensis, 61
Lomentariaceae, 12, 61
Lomentariaceae tribe Ceratodictyeae,
12, 61
Lomentariaceae tribe Lomentarieae, 13, 61
Lophosiphonia, 12, 43
Lophosiphonia gruppe, 43
Lophosiphonia? mexicana, 43
Macrocystis, 40, 41
Macrocystis pyrifera, 75
Mazzaella, 12, 51
Mazzaella ainis, 52
Mazzaella difusa, 51
Mazzaella digitata, 51
Mazzaella hancockii, 51
Mazzaella leptorhynchos, 52
Melanothamnus, 12, 43
Melanothamnus bajacali, 43
Melanothamnus cheloniae, 43
Melanothamnus concinnus, 43
Melanothamnus eastwoodiae, 43
Melanothamnus harveyi, 44
Melanothamnus johnstonii, 44
Melanothamnus masonii, 44
Melanothamnus savatieri, 44
Melanothamnus simplex, 44
Melanothamnus sphaerocarpus, 44
Melobesia, 10, 27
Melobesia accola, 27
Melobesia marginata, 27
Melobesia mediocris, 27
Melobesia membranacea, 27
Melobesia polystromatica, 27
Melobesioideae tribe Melobesieae, 10, 27
Melyvonnea,
Melyvonnea erubescens, 26
Mesophyllaceae, 10, 26
Mesophyllum, 10, 26
Mesophyllum crassiusculum, 25, 26
Mesophyllum engelhartii, 26
Mesophyllum erubescens, 26
Metapeyssonnelia, 12, 55
Metapeyssonnelia mexicana, 55
Metapeyssonnelia sp. A, 55
Murrayellopsis, 12, 43
Murrayellopsis dawsonii, 43
Myriactula, 63, 68
Myriactula johnstonii, 68
Myriactula marchantiae, 69
Myriogramme, 11, 41
Myriogramme auricularis, 41
Myriogramme caespitosa, 41
Myriogramme divaricata, 41
Nemacystus, 63, 69
Nemacystus brandegeei, 69
Nemaliales, 9, 17
Nemaliophycidae, 9, 15
Nemastomataceae, 12, 59
Nemastomatales, 12, 59
Neogoniolithon, 10, 24
Neogoniolithon setchellii, 24
Neogoniolithon trichotomum, 25
Neomeris, 76, 89
Neomeris annulata, 89
Neoralfsia, 63, 72
Neoralfsia hancockii, 72
Neoralfsiaceae, 63, 72
Neosiphonia, 43
Neosiphonia bajacali, 43
Neosiphonia beaudettei, 44
Neosiphonia cheloniae, 43
Neosiphonia concinna, 43
Neosiphonia confusa, 44
Neosiphonia eastwoodiae, 43
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Neosiphonia laccidissima, 45
Neosiphonia harveyi, 44
Neosiphonia johnstonii, 44
Neosiphonia masonii, 44
Neosiphonia? mexicana, 43
Neosiphonia paniculata, 45
Neosiphonia savatieri, 44
Neosiphonia sertularioides, 45
Neosiphonia simplex, 44
Neosiphonia sphaerocarpa, 44
Nereocystis,
Nereocystis luetkeana, 68
Nitophylloideae tribe Valeriemayaeae,
11, 41
Norrissia, 12, 58
Norrissia setchellii, 58
Ochrophyta, 62, 63
Omphalius,
Omphalius rusticus (gastropod), 55
Osmundea, 12, 48
Osmundea blinksii, 48
Osmundea estebaniana, 49
Osmundea sinicola, 49
Pachydictyon,
Pachydictyon binghamiae, 64
Pachymenia, 12, 58
Pachymenia saxicola, 58
Padina, 20, 62, 65
Padina arborescens, 22, 65
Padina caulescens, 65
Padina concrescens, 65
Padina crispata, 65, 66
Padina durvillei, 65, 66
Padina gymnospora, 66
Padina mexicana, 66, 66
Padina mexicana var. erecta, 66
Padina mexicana var. mexicana, 66
Padina ramonribae, 66
Padina sanctae-crucis, 66
Padina tetrastromatica, 66
Padina vickersiae, 66
Palisada, 12, 49
Palisada paniculata, 49
Palisada pedrochei, 49
Palisada perforata, 49
Palmariales, 10, 18
Parvocaulis, 76, 89
Parvocaulis parvulus, 89
Parvocaulis pusillus, 89
Patella (mollusk; limpet), 55
Petalonia, 63, 72
Petalonia binghamiae, 72
Petalonia fascia, 72
Petroglossum, 12, 53
Petroglossum parvum, 53
Peyssonnelia, 12, 55
Peyssonnelia conchicola, 55
Peyssonnelia dubyi, 55
Peyssonnelia hancockii, 55
Peyssonnelia japonica, 55
Peyssonnelia mexicana, 55
Peyssonnelia orientalis, 55
Peyssonnelia paciica, 55
Peyssonnelia rubra, 55
Peyssonnelia squamaria, 55
Peyssonneliaceae, 12, 54
Peyssonneliales, 12, 54
Phaeophila, 75, 76
Phaeophila dendroides, 76
Phaeophilaceae, 75, 76
Phaeophilales, 76
Phaeophyceae, ii, 1, 62, 63, 75
Phycodryoideae tribe Myriogrammeae,
11, 41
Phycodryoideae tribe Phycodryeae, 11, 41
Phycodryoideae tribe Schizoserideae,
11, 42
Phycodrys, 11, 41
Phycodrys amplissima, 41
Phycodrys lucasana, 42
Phycodrys simplex, 42
Phyllodictyon, 76, 83
Phyllodictyon anastomosans, 83
Phyllodictyon pulcherrimum, 83
Phyllodictyon robustum, 83
Phyllophoraceae, 12, 52
Phyllospadix, 27, 40
Phymatolithon, 10, 26
Phymatolithon sp., 26
Placophora Group, 46
Platoma, 12, 59
Platoma? fanii, 59
Platysiphonia, 11, 42
Platysiphonia decumbens, 42
Pleonosporium, 11, 37
Pleonosporium globuliferum, 37
Pleonosporium mexicanum, 37
Pleonosporium rhizoideum, 38
Pleonosporium squarrulosum, 38
Pleonosporium vancouverianum, 38
Plocamiaceae, 12, 59
Plocamiales, 12, 59
Plocamium, 12, 59
Plocamium coccineum, 59
Plocamium coccineum var. paciicum, 59
Plocamium katinae, 59
Plocamium paciicum, 59
Plocamium violaceum, 59
Pneophyllum, 10, 24
Pneophyllum confervicola, 24
Pneophyllum conicum, 24
Pneophyllum fragile, 24
Pneophyllum nicholsii, 24
Polyneurella, 11, 41
Polyneurella hancockii var. hancockii, 41
Polyneurella hancockii var. rhizoidea, 41
Polyphysaceae, 76, 89
Polysiphonia, 12, 13, 44, 79
Polysiphonia beaudettei, 44
Polysiphonia bifurcata, 44
Polysiphonia confusa, 44
Polysiphonia decussata, 45
Polysiphonia dictyurus, 45
Polysiphonia laccidissima, 45
Polysiphonia hendryi, 45
Polysiphonia hollenbergii, 45
Polysiphonia homoia, 45
Polysiphonia marchantiae, 79
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Polysiphonia nathanielii, 45
Polysiphonia paciica, 45
Polysiphonia paciica var. delicatula, 45
Polysiphonia paciica var. gracilis, 45
Polysiphonia paniculata, 45
Polysiphonia scopulorum, 46
Polysiphonia scopulorum var. villum, 45
Polysiphonia sertularioides, 45
Polysiphonia sonorensis, 45
Polysiphonia sp., 45
Polysiphonia subtilissima, 46
Porolithon, 10, 25
Porolithon onkodes, 25
Porolithon sonorense, 25
Porphyra, 14
Porphyra perforata, 16
Porphyraceae, 9, 14
Porphyrales, 9, 14
Porphyrostromium, 9, 14
Porphyrostromium boryanum, 14
Porphyrostromium ciliare, 14
Predaea, 12, 59
Predaea japonica, 59
Predaea masonii, 59
Pringsheimia,
Pringsheimia marchantiae, 79
Prionitis, 12, 57
Prionitis abbreviata, 57
Prionitis abbreviata var. guaymasensis, 58
Prionitis acroidalea, 58
Prionitis australis, 58
Prionitis cornea, 58
Prionitis delicatula, 32, 58
Prionitis mexicana, 58
Prionitis sternbergii, 58
Pseudolithoderma, 62, 67
Pseudolithoderma nigrum, 67
Pseudolithophyllum, 10, 23
Pseudolithophyllum muricatum, 19
Pseudolithophyllum neofarlowii, 23
Pterocladia, 10, 28
Pterocladia media, 29
Pterocladia sonorensis, 28
Pterocladiaceae, 10, 28
Pterocladiella, 10, 28, 29
Pterocladiella caloglossoides, 28
Pterocladiella capillacea, 28
Pterocladiella luxurians, 29
Pterocladiella media, 29
Pterocladiophilaceae, 11, 31
Pterosiphonia, 12, 46
Pterosiphonia californica, 46
Pterosiphonia dendroidea, 46
Pterosiphoniella, 12, 46
Pterosiphoniella williamsii, 46
Pterothamnion, 11, 33, 37
Pterothamnion orbignianum, 37
Pterothamnion pectinatum, 37
Pterothamnion plumula, 37
Pterothamnion tepocense, 37
Pugetia, 12, 52
Pugetia mexicana, 52
Pylaiella, 62, 68
Pylaiella sp. A, 68
Pylaiellaceae, 62, 68
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Pyropia, 9, 14
Pyropia hollenbergii, 14
Conchocelis-phase of, 14
Pyropia lanceolata, 14
Pyropia pendula, 15
Pyropia perforata, 15, 16
Pyropia sp. GCI, 15
Pyropia sp. GCII, 15
Pyropia sp. GCIII, 15
Pyropia thuretii, 15
Ralfsia, 63, 72
Ralfsia californica, 73
Ralfsia confusa, 72
Ralfsia expansa, 72
Ralfsia fungiformis, 72
Ralfsia hancockii, 72
Ralfsia hesperia, 72
Ralfsia integra, 73
Ralfsia-like, 72
Ralfsia-like crust 1, 73
Ralfsia-like crust 2, 73
Ralfsia paciica, 73
Ralfsia spp., 73
Ralfsiaceae, 63, 71, 72
Ralfsiales, 63, 72
Rhipiliopsis, 86
Rhipiliopsis mortensenii, 86
Rhizoclonium, 76, 82
Rhizoclonium hieroglyphicum, 82
Rhizoclonium lubricum, 82
Rhizoclonium riparium, 82
Rhizoclonium riparium var. implexum, 82
Rhizoclonium tortuosum, 82
Rhizophora,
Rhizophora mangle (red mangrove), 40, 89
Rhododrewia, 9, 16
Rhododrewia porphyrae, 16
Rhodomelaceae, 11, 42
Rhodomelaceae tribe Alsidieae, 11, 42
Rhodomelaceae tribe Bostrychieae, 11,
42
Rhodomelaceae tribe Chondrieae, 12, 47
Rhodomelaceae Tribe Herposiphonieae,
12, 46
Rhodomelaceae Tribe Laurencieae, 12, 47
Rhodomelaceae Tribe Lophosiphonieae,
12, 43
Rhodomelaceae Tribe Lophothalieae,
12, 43
Rhodomelaceae Tribe Polysiphonieae,
12, 44
Rhodomelaceae tribe Pterosiphonieae,
12, 46
Rhodomelaceae tribe Streblocladieae,
12, 43
Rhodonematella, 10, 18
Rhodonematella subimmersa, 18
Rhodophysemataceae, 10, 18
Rhodophyta, ii, 1, 9, 13
Rhodophytina, 9, 13
Rhodymenia, 13, 62
Rhodymenia arborescens, 62
Rhodymenia californica, 62
Rhodymenia dawsonii, 62
Rhodymenia divaricata, 62
Rhodymenia hancockii, 62
Rhodymenia huertae, 62
Rhodymenia lobata, 62
Rhodymeniaceae, 13, 61
Rhodymeniales, 12, 60
Rhodymeniophycidae, 10, 27
Rosenvingea, 63, 71
Rosenvingea antillarum, 71
Rosenvingea loridana, 71
Rosenvingea intricata, 72
Rugulopteryx, 62, 64
Rugulopteryx okamurae, 64
Sahlingia, 9, 14
Sahlingia subintegra, 14
Sarcodiotheca, 12, 53
Sarcodiotheca dichotoma, 53
Sarcodiotheca furcata, 54
Sarcodiotheca gaudichaudii, 54
Sarcodiotheca linearis, 54
Sarcodiotheca taylorii, 54
Sarcomeniaceae, 11, 42
Sargassaceae, 63, 74
Sargassum, 16, 24, 39, 41, 47, 48, 49, 63, 74
Sargassum acinacifolium, 74
Sargassum agardhianum, 75
Sargassum asymmetricum, 75
Sargassum brandegeei, 74
Sargassum camouii, 74
Sargassum herporhizum, 74
Sargassum horridum, 69, 74
Sargassum howelli, 74
Sargassum insulare, 69
Sargassum johnstonii, 74
Sargassum johnstonii f. gracile, 74
Sargassum johnstonii f. johnstonii, 74
Sargassum johnstonii f. laxius, 74
Sargassum lapazeanum, 69, 74, 75
Sargassum liebmannii, 27, 74
Sargassum macdougalii, 74
Sargassum muticum, 75
Sargassum paciicum, 74
Sargassum paciicum var. megaphyllum, 75
Sargassum palmeri, 37, 48, 75
Sargassum polyacanthum f. americanum, 67
Sargassum sect. Horridum, 74
Sargassum sect. Johnstonii, 74
Sargassum sect. Lapazeanum, 74
Sargassum sect. Sargassum, 75
Sargassum sect. Sinicola, 75
Sargassum sinicola, 67, 75
Sargassum sinicola subsp. camouii, 74
Sargassum sonorense, 75
Sargassum ulixei, 75
Schizoseris, 11, 42
Schizoseris pygmaea, 42
Schizymenia, 12, 59
Schizymenia dubyi, 59
Schizymenia paciica, 59
Schizymeniaceae, 12, 59
Scinaia, 10, 18
Scinaia articulata, 16
Scinaia confusa, 18
Scinaia interrupta, 18
Scinaia johnstoniae, 18
Scinaia latifrons, 18
Scinaiaceae, 10, 18
Scytosiphon, 71
Scytosiphonaceae, 63, 70, 71, 72
Scytothamnales, 63, 73
Sebdenia, 12, 59
Sebdenia labellata, 59
Sebdeniaceae, 12, 59
Sebdeniales, 12, 59
Siphonocladaceae, 76, 83
Siphonocladales, 76, 83
Solieriaceae, 12, 53
Solieriaceae tribe Agardhielleae, 12, 53
Solieriaceae tribe Solierieae, 12, 53
Sorella, 11, 42
Sorella delicatula, 42
Sorella pinnata, 42
Spatoglossum, 62, 66
Spatoglossum howellii, 66
Spatoglossum lanceolatum, 66
Spatoglossum schroederi, 66, 67
Spatoglossum sublabellatum, 67
Spermothamnion, 11, 39
Spermothamnion sp., 39
Sphacelaria, 62, 67
Sphacelaria brevicornis, 67
Sphacelaria californica, 67
Sphacelaria hancockii, 67
Sphacelaria rigidula, 67
Sphacelaria sp., 67
Sphacelaria tribuloides, 67
Sphacelariaceae, 62, 67
Sphacelariales, 62, 67
Sphaerococcus,
Sphaerococcus coronopifolius, 24
Spongitidaceae, 10, 23
Spongitidaceae subfam. Hydrolithoideae,
10, 23
Spongitidaceae subfam. Mastophoroideae,
10, 22, 24
Spongitidaceae subfam. Neogoniolithoideae, 10, 24
Spongitidaceae subfam. Porolithoideae,
10, 25
Spongitis, 10, 25
Spongitis decipiens, 25
Spongitis fruticulous, 25
Spongitis yendoi, 25
Spongoclonioideae tribe Spongoclonieae, 11, 37
Sporochnaceae, 63, 73
Sporochnales, 63, 73
Sporochnus, 63, 73
Sporochnus anomalus, 73
Sporochnus neushulii, 73
Spyridia, 11, 38
Spyridia cf. ilamentosa, 38
Spyridia ilamentosa, 38
Spyridia ilamentosa?, ii
Spyridiaceae, 11, 38
Spyridiaceae tribe Spyrideae, 11, 38
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Stragularia, 63, 72
Stragularia clavata, 72
Stramenopiles, 62, 63
Streblonema, 63, 69
Streblonema sp. A, 69
Streblonema transixum, 69
Stromatella, 75, 76
Stromatella monostromatica, 76
Struvea, 76, 83
Struvea sp., 83
Stylonema, 9, 13
Stylonema alsidii, 13
Stylonema cornu-cervi, 13
Stylonemataceae, 9, 13
Stylonematales, 9, 13
Stylonematophyceae, 9, 13
Symphyocladia, 12, 46
Symphyocladia dendroidea, 46
Synarthrophyton, 26
Tacanoosca, 12, 54
Tacanoosca uncinata, 54
Taenioma, 11, 40
Taenioma perpusillum, 40
Tayloriella, 12, 46
Tayloriella dictyurus, 46
Tayloriella tenebrosa, 46
Tegula,
Tegula rustica (gastropod mollusk), 55
Tifaniella, 11, 39
Tifaniella phycophila, 39
Tifaniella saccorhiza, 39
Tifaniella snyderae, 39
Tilopteridales, 63, 73
Titanoderma, 10, 22
Titanoderma canescens, 22
Titanoderma conine, 22
Titanoderma dispar, 22
Titanoderma pustulatum, 22
Titanoderma pustulatum var. conine, 22
Trailliella-phase, 32
Tricleocarpa, 10, 17
Tricleocarpa cylindrica, 17
Tricleocarpa fragilis, 17
Tsengia, 12, 58
Tsengia abbottiana, 58
Tsengiaceae, 12, 58
Turnerella,
Turnerella paciica, 59
Ulvaceae, 75, 76
Ulvales, 75, 76
Ulvella, 76, 79
Ulvella lens, 79
Ulvella marchantiae, 79
Ulvella setchellii, 79
Ulvella viridis, 80
Ulvellaceae, 76, 79
Ulvophyceae, 75, 76, 80, 89
Udoteaceae, 76, 88
Ulva, 75, 76, 79
Ulva acanthophora, 78
Ulva australis, 77
Ulva californica, 77
Ulva clathrata, 78
Ulva compressa, 78
Ulva costata, 77
Ulva dactylifera, 77
Ulva expansa, 77
Ulva fasciata, 77
Ulva fasciata f. costata, 77
Ulva lexuosa, 78
Ulva lexuosa subsp. paradoxa, 78
Ulva intestinalis, 78
Ulva intestinalis f. attenuata, 79
Ulva intestinalis f. cylindracea, 79
Ulva intestinalis var. cylindracea, 79
Ulva lactuca, 77
Ulva linza, 78
Ulva lobata, 77
Ulva nematoidea, 45, 77
Ulva paradoxa, 78
Ulva pertusa, 77
Ulva prolifera, 79
Ulva radiata, 79
Ulva rigida, 77
Ulva sect. Enteromorpha, 76, 78
Ulva sect. Ulva, 75, 77
Ulva taeniata, 77
Valonia, 76, 84
Valonia macrophysa, 84
Valoniaceae, 76, 84
Valoniopsis, 76, 84
Valoniopsis hancockii, 84
Valoniopsis pachynema, 84
Veleroa, 12, 43
Veleroa subulata, 43
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Weeksia, 12, 54
Weeksia coccinea, 54
Weeksia templetonii, 54
Weeksiaceae, 12, 54
Willeella, 76, 82
Willeella brachyclados, 82
Willeella montagneana, 83
Wrangeliaceae, 11, 38
Wrangeliaceae tribe Grifithsieae, 11,
38
Wrangeliaceae tribe Lejolisieae, 11, 38
Wrangeliaceae tribe Spermothamnieae, 11, 39
Wurdemannia, 12, 54
Wurdemannia miniata, 54
Zonaria,
Zonaria schroederi, 67
Zostera [seagrass], 16, 44
Zostera marina, 14
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