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Below the locality data for Haliotis madaka

is shown. Entries in red are new ones not published in Geiger (2000), entries in green are from the Australian Museum Sydney. First the specimen records are given, sorted by country/larger area in a general North-South and East-West organization. Below the specimen and range data from the literature are given. All specimens from DLG collection now in SBMNH.
The notation the locality data is as follows: (Collection-Acronyms Collection-Number: number-of-specimens). The term "complete" indicates preserved animals.

 

JAPAN: Honshu, Chiba, Station Bonshu (LACM 112927, 1 + 3 dried radulae). Honshu, Bonshu Pen [= Boso Peninsula], Nejimasaki (DMNH 053917, 1). Honshu, Kanagawa, Sagami (LACM 119068, 1; USNM ex 228275, 1). Honshu, Shizuoka, Matsuzakim (ANSP 399931, 1). Honshu, Kurihama, Miura Peninsula, entrance of Tokyo Bay, Kii (USNM 753694, 1). Shikoku, Ehime, Misaki (ANSP 252573, 2). Shikoku, Okinoshima, Tosa (DMNH 011021, 2; DMNH 008706, 1). Kyushu, Nagasaki, Market of Enoshima (LACM 120227, 3). Kyushu, Kumamoto, Amakusa Marine Laboratory (LACM 82-27, 9). Honshu Hondo Is (AMS C.140678, 1). Honshu Is, Eno-shima (AMS C.403389, 1).

KOREA: Off Seoul (AMS C.403383, 1).

LITERATURE: RANGE: Honshu - S Kyushu (Kira, 1962: as gigantea). Japan, Korea (Abbott & Dance, 1983: as gigantea).