Haliphron atlanticum (Cephalopoda, Alloposidae) caught in Skjørafjorden (64°N), Norway

In late autumn 2000 a large female specimen of the alloposid cephalopod Haliphron atlanticum Steenstrup, 1861 was caught at approximately 100 m depth in a fjord in central Norway. This is the fourth record from Norwegian waters. Despite only a few records from northern areas, the four specimens reported in Norwegian waters suggest that H. atlanticum have a more northerly distribution than previous records should indicate.

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Fauna norvegica
Published
2024-10-03
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https://doi.org/10.5324/fn.v22i0.5988
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1
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Cephalopods and Marine Biology
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Haliphron atlanticum (Cephalopoda, Alloposidae) caught in Skjørafjorden (64°N), Norway

Torkild Bakken, Torleif Holthe
1 citations
Fauna norvegica
Cephalopods and Marine Biology
1.03
article

Haliphron atlanticum (Cephalopoda, Alloposidae) caught in Skjørafjorden (64°N), Norway

Torkild Bakken, Torleif Holthe
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Abstract

In late autumn 2000 a large female specimen of the alloposid cephalopod Haliphron atlanticum Steenstrup, 1861 was caught at approximately 100 m depth in a fjord in central Norway. This is the fourth record from Norwegian waters. Despite only a few records from northern areas, the four specimens reported in Norwegian waters suggest that H. atlanticum have a more northerly distribution than previous records should indicate.

Fauna norvegicaVol. 22
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NO)
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 17%
Cephalopods and Marine Biology
1.03
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