The unknown bathyal of the Canaries: new species and new records of deep-sea Mollusca Author Ortega, José Rafael Author Gofas, Serge text Zoosystema 2019 2019-11-28 41 26 513 551 journal article 23381 10.5252/zoosystema2019v41a26 cef5076b-424b-4cdc-8d13-6e472d861e09 1638-9387 3726028 urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:CF16A992-0401-44C8-BEEE-842CE7F1D27E

TABLE 1. — Operations in Gran Canaria during cruise SEAMOUNT 2. For each haul, the first line refers to the coordinates and depth at which the dredge has touched the bottom, the second line to the coordinates and depth at the time of turning. Those dredges marked with (*) contain very scanty material.

Haul	Time	Coordinates	Depth	Shipboard observations
DW 120	21.03 h 21.23 h	28°07.83’N, 15°50.00’W 28°08.29’N, 15°49.44’W	240 m 300 m	Volcanic and bioclastic sand, slightly muddy, with few live specimens. Presence of Hyalinoecia Malmgren, 1867
DW 126	17.51 h 18.02 h	28°07.59’N, 15°52.05’W 28°07.66’N, 15°52.02’W	345 m 345 m	Rocky bottom with slightly muddy bioclastic sand. Abundant fauna of sponges, gorgonians and hydrozoans
DW 128	08.40 h 08.51 h	28°08.26’N, 15°51.99’W 28°08.47’N, 15°51.66’W	470 m 485 m	Muddy sand with abundant siliceous sponges and other fauna. Presence of stylasterids
* DW 129	10.19 h 10.29 h	28°08.32’N, 15°51.94’W 28°08.51’N, 15°51.61’W	480 m 480 m	Abundant siliceous sponges; a crinoid of family Bourgueticrinidae Loriol, 1882
DW 130	14.00 h 14.10 h	28°08.95’N, 15°53.11’W 28°09.06’N, 15°52.92’W	660 m 655 m	Abundant dead coral, mostly Lophelia pertusa (Linnaeus, 1758), and bioclastic sand; few living animals and sponges
* DW 132	19.34 h 19.43 h	28°01.41’N, 15°54.02’W 28°01.63’N, 15°53.94’W	350 m 350 m	Slightly sandy mud with shell debris; mostly infaunal animals: Abra Lamarck, 1818, scaphopods, sipunculid
DW 133	21.01 h 21.11 h	28°01.25’N, 15°53.52’W 28°01.54’N, 15°53.46’W	215 m 195 m	Bioclastic sand and gravel