| ABSTRACT Recording marine biodiversity is a fundamental task and species distributions are at the very core of it. This paper is the first report of Titiscania limacina, a shell-less neritacean, in Colombia. This species was recorded in the intertidal of a rocky ecosystem at Gorgona National Natural Park, Pacific coast. This discovery fills a gap of this species distribution in the Tropical Eastern Pacific and calls attention to biodiversity monitoring, given the potential of this understudied Colombian coast to produce more and interesting findings of new species for the region, in particular, or for science, in general. |
