Guide page for Pseudulvella consociata Setchell et Gardner

Pseudulvella consociata Setchell et Gardner
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Illustrations:: Abbott and Hollenberg 1976, p. 60, fig. 11 (vertical section, reproductive plant); Setchell and Gardner 1920b, pl. 19, fig. 4 (surface view, young plant), fig. 5 (vertical section, reproductive plant), fig. 6 (branching erect filament)
Pacific Coast Distribution:: Mosquito Pass, San Juan I., Wash. (R. Norris and West 1967, p. 115); Cape Arago, Oregon (Doty 1947, p. 7); Alameda, San Francisco Bay, Calif. (Setchell and Gardner 1920a, p. 296)
Taxonomy:: taxonomic position uncertain (R. Nielsen, pers. comm. April 8, 1986)
Biology/Ecology:: Dethier 1987, p. 1840; Boney 1982, p. 179
Life History:: eight quadriflagellate zoospores produced per cell, which probably recycle asexually; sexuality unknown (Setchell and Gardner 1920b, p. 297)


`BRITISH COLUMBIA`	`Repr`	Rare, on dredged shell of Calliostoma. R. Norris and West 1967, p. 115. Boney 1982, p. 179. Dethier 1987, p. 1840.
	`Ster`

`COLUMBIA RIVER`	`Repr`	Rare, on shells of Tegula funebralis and Acmaea in exposed areas. Doty 1947, p. 7.
	`Ster`

`CAPE ARAGO`	`Repr`	Rare, in tanks, HSC Marine Laboratory at Trinidad.
	`Ster`

`CAPE MENDOCINO`	`Repr`
	`Ster`

`POINT ARENA`	`Repr`
	`Ster`

`SAN FRANCISCO`	`Repr`	Rare, on shells of various molluscs, including the dog whelk, Ilyanassa obsoleta (= Nassarius obsoletus). Setchell and Gardner 1920b, p. 297. Silva 1979, p. 341.
	`Ster`

Pseudulvella consociata Setchell et Gardner