Sipunculus nudus was reported from 19 countries/islands


Table 1: the species is currently present in 19 of them (endemic, native, introduced);
Table 2: possible in 0 of them (stray, questionable);
Table 3: absent from 0 of them (extirpated, not established, misidentification, error).
Table 4: all reports listed together.

Distribution: Indo-West Pacific, North and Central Atlantic, and the Mediterranean. Cosmopolitan. Temperate and subtropical.
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Table 1: Present in 19 countries/islands (endemic, native, introduced)
Continent Country Occurrence Main Ref.
Oceania Australia AUS native 358
North America Belize BLZ native 86591
South America Brazil BRA native 358
Asia China CHN native 1784
Africa Comoros COM native 1785
Europe France FRA native 429
Europe Greece GRC native 775
Asia Hong Kong HKG native 84408
Asia India IND native 358
Europe Ireland IRL native 429
Asia Japan JPN native 358
Oceania Kermadec Is. KMD native 776
Europe Norway NOR native 429
North America Panama PAN native 358
North America Puerto Rico PRI native 86591
Africa Senegal SEN native 358
Europe UK GBR native 358
North America USA USA native 358
Asia Viet Nam VNM native 84059

Table 4: Reported from 19 countries/islands.
Continent Country Occurrence Main Ref.
Oceania Australia AUS native 358
North America Belize BLZ native 86591
South America Brazil BRA native 358
Asia China CHN native 1784
Africa Comoros COM native 1785
Europe France FRA native 429
Europe Greece GRC native 775
Asia Hong Kong HKG native 84408
Asia India IND native 358
Europe Ireland IRL native 429
Asia Japan JPN native 358
Oceania Kermadec Is. KMD native 776
Europe Norway NOR native 429
North America Panama PAN native 358
North America Puerto Rico PRI native 86591
Africa Senegal SEN native 358
Europe UK GBR native 358
North America USA USA native 358
Asia Viet Nam VNM native 84059
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European Union's Seventh Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No 226874