Background: Clark, 1970 was originally described from Queensland, Australia. Its range was extended to Ghana, West Africa when Bamber, 1979 was synonymised with by Staples (1982). The current paper extends this range further, to include Port Louis, Mauritius.
New Information: Five immature individuals gathered amongst hydroids during the 5 leg of the DY125-34 expedition were tentatively identified as juveniles. Since these were collected from the fouling community on the ship's hull, they probably originated in Port Louis (Mauritius) when the ship was docked there.
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