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Griffithsia aestivana  sp. nov. is described as an endemic from Bermuda. Vegetatively, it is most similar to  G. capitata  from the eastern Atlantic Ocean, but the two differ in overall size and in the tetrasporic state. Eleven other marine algal taxa are reported from Bermuda for the first time:  Anadyomene howei, Struvea elegans, Cladophoropsis macromeres, Derbesia turbinata, Caulerpa racemosa  var.  lamourouxii, Halimeda discoidea, Chrysymenia nodulosa, Gloiocladia iyoensis, Dasya caraibica, Chondrophycus iridescens  and  Polysiphonia scopulorum . All except  D. turbinata  represent new northern limits of distribution in the North Atlantic Ocean. In addition, recent Bermuda collections of the alien Mediterranean  Cystoseira compressa  and the rarely found  Womersleyella setacea  are detailed.

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Notes on the marine algae of the Bermudas. 8. Further additions to the flora, including  Griffithsia aestivana  sp. nov. (Ceramiaceae, Rhodophyta) and an update on the alien  Cystoseira compressa  (Sargassaceae, Heterokontophyta)