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Six genera and 13 species of red algae, characteristic of sand-plain habitats between 10 and 28 m depths, are reported for the first time for the Caribbean coast of Colombia. They are  Amphiroa beauvoisii  Lamouroux,  Halymenia pseudofloresia  Collins  et  Howe, Dudresnaya bermudensis Setchell,  D. crassa  Howe,  Sebdenia flabellata  (J. Agardh) Parkinson,  Agardhiella subulata  (C. Agardh) Kraft  et  Wynne,  Sarcodiotheca dichotoma  (Howe) Dawson,  S. divaricata  W. R. Taylor,  Chrysymenia enteromorpha  (Harvey) Farlow,  Lomentaria corallicola  Børgesen,  Dictyurus occidentalis  J. Agardh,  Laurencia brongniartii  J. Agardh, and  Micropeuce mucronata  (Harvey) Kylin  ex  E. C. Oliveira.  Agardhiella subulata  differs from  Solieria filiformis  (Kützing) Gabrielson both in morphology and in habitat.  Sarcodiotheca caribaea  from the Caribbean Sea is considered to be conspecific with  S. dichotoma  from the Gulf of California (Mexico), and it is reported for the second time for the Atlantic Ocean.  Sarcodiotheca divaricata  is reported for the second time for the Atlantic Ocean and for the first time for the Caribbean Sea.  Lomentaria rawitscheri  Joly (1957) from Brazil is considered here to be conspecific with  L. corallicola  Børgesen (1939) from the Gulf of Iran.

Notes on New Records of Red Algae from the Colombian Caribbean