Bittium reticulatum
CERTITHIDAE
Dende as Illas Británicas ata Canarias, e Mediterráneo
CERTITHIDAE
Dende as Illas Británicas ata Canarias, e Mediterráneo
Hasta 260 m de fondo. A menudo asociado a algas como Cystoseira y Zostera, y en fondos blandosAnimal:
Snout long, bifid; cephalic tentacles long, slender with eyes on prominent bulge at base. Mantle edge broadly lobed; foot long, narrow, with doubled-edged anterior margin; large opercular lobe projects posteriorly from below oval operculum.
Habitat:
On soft substrata, associated with Zostera and other weeds; from LWST to 250 m.
Distribution:
Locally abundant. Widely distributed from Canaries to Lofoten Isles; absent from continental shores of the southern North Sea and east Channel (Distr. B. reticulatum
Snout long, bifid; cephalic tentacles long, slender with eyes on prominent bulge at base. Mantle edge broadly lobed; foot long, narrow, with doubled-edged anterior margin; large opercular lobe projects posteriorly from below oval operculum.
Habitat:
On soft substrata, associated with Zostera and other weeds; from LWST to 250 m.
Distribution:
Locally abundant. Widely distributed from Canaries to Lofoten Isles; absent from continental shores of the southern North Sea and east Channel (Distr. B. reticulatum
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