Review of the genus Laevilacunaria across its distribution in the Southern Ocean

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This dataset was created within the framework of the undergraduate thesis of the first author and part of the main research of the principal investigator. The main objective of the data set is built a baseline of the geographic distribution as a complement of the research on the biogeography of litorinids that is currently being carried out in the Laboratorio de Genomica y Ecología Molecular Antártica y Subantártica.

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