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Where White frond-aeolis has been recorded

GBIF occurrence records for Dendronotus albus, mapped and tabulated by country.

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Where White frond-aeolis has been recorded

Distribution map plotted from GBIF.org occurrence records; basemap Natural Earth 110m · GBIF records CC0 / CC BY; Natural Earth public domain

1,127 georeferenced occurrence records with coordinates are published for Dendronotus albus through GBIF, from 5 countries or marine areas. This page maps those records and lists where they come from. Occurrence records reflect where people have looked as well as where the species lives, so well-surveyed coastlines are over-represented.

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Georeferenced records
1,127
Mapped locations
45
Inland records omitted
32
Gbif taxonkey
2292065

Facts from the source article.

Countries and areas with the most records (GBIF)

United States of America — 1,027 records; Canada — 95 records; Mexico — 2 records; Russian Federation — 2 records; Indonesia — 1 records.

Source: GBIF Occurrence Search (taxonKey 2292065) — https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/search?taxon_key=2292065&has_coordinate=true (records CC0 / CC BY). Accessed 2026-09-25.

Marine regions with a WoRMS distribution record

Monterey Bay.

Where White frond-aeolis has been recorded
Where White frond-aeolis has been recorded. Image: Distribution of Dendronotus albus plotted from 1,127 GBIF occurrence records (taxonKey 2292065), accessed 2026-09-25. Basemap: Natural Earth 110m. · GBIF records CC0 / CC BY; Natural Earth public domain · source not recorded

Source: WoRMS distribution records (MarineRegions) — https://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=548242 (CC BY 4.0). Accessed 2026-09-25.

How to read this map

The map plots a sample of 1,127 of the 1,127 records, deduplicated to a half-degree grid, so dense areas do not merge into one blob. The sample covers 5 of the 5 countries or areas with records; the areas absent from the sample hold 0 records in total.

32 records plotting inland were omitted: for a marine species those are almost always the holding institution's coordinates rather than a collection site.

Records show where the species has been observed and reported, not a modelled range.

Source: GBIF Occurrence Search (taxonKey 2292065) — https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/search?taxon_key=2292065&has_coordinate=true (records CC0 / CC BY); WoRMS distribution records (MarineRegions) — https://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=548242 (CC BY 4.0); Natural Earth 110m basemap — https://www.naturalearthdata.com/ (public domain). Accessed 2026-09-25.

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