Dear listpersons,
 
My collection reveals that the two species occur together at Peanut Island,
Palm Beach Co. and E. c. occurs north; E. s. south and west of there.
Interestingly, I collected E. s. in Eleuthera, Bahamas.
 
The new kid, Marlo Krisberg, may be able to fine-tune the interface.
 
Harry
 
At 09:11 PM 1/23/98 -0500, you wrote:
>OK, my two bits - They seem fond of barnacles.
>My experience is that E. sucidentata is fairly common on the Gulf Coast and
>occasionally in the Upper Keys and Dade Co.
>I've found E. caudata from Palm Beach Co., northward.
>
Harry G. Lee
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