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Gracilaria mammillaris  has been the most common flattened  Gracilaria  reported from North Carolina offshore waters. Analyses of  rbc L sequences from North Carolina specimens identified as  G. mammillaris  revealed that they were actually  Gracilaria galatensis ,  Gracilaria hayi ,  Gracilaria isabellana , and  Gracilaria occidentalis . Comparisons of contemporary  Gracilaria rbc L sequences with a partial sequence from the  G. mammillaris  holotype indicated that  G. mammillaris  is most likely not present in North Carolina. Specimens from Venezuela and Brazil originally identified as  Gracilaria curtissiae  are  G. mammillaris , and the currently designated  G. mammillaris  epitype represents a unique species described here as  Gracilaria gurgelii  sp. nov.

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Studies of North Carolina marine algae XIV: increased diversity of flattened offshore  Gracilaria  (Gracilariales, Rhodophyta) species revealed by DNA sequences of contemporary specimens and the  G. mammillaris  holotype