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Background  During the TALUD XV research cruise off the southern part of the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico, samples of macro-invertebrates obtained in the deep-sea (296–2136 m) revealed a rich fauna of bivalves (17 species belonging to 10 families). The number of species per station varied from one to five. The richest families were   Nuculidae  ,   Nuculanidae  ,   Neilonellidae  ,   Limidae  , and   Cuspidariidae  .   Solemyidae  ,   Lucinidae  ,   Poromyidae  ,   Verticordiidae  , and   Pectinidae   were each represented by a single species. Some species groups need a thorough revision and were tentatively identified (  Nuculana   cf.   hamata  ,   Limatula   cf.   saturna  ).    New information  Significant new distribution information is provided for two species, both recorded for the first time from off western Mexico:    Ennucula   panamina    with an extension of its known distribution over 20° of latitude north and    Jupiteria   callimene    with an extension of 16° 42' of latitude to the north. One species (   Ennucula   taeniolata   ) is reported in shallower depth and one in deeper water (   Acesta   sphoni   ). New records are provided for an additional nine species. Environmental and habitat conditions are given for the first time for many of the bivalve species.

Deep-water bivalve mollusks collected during the TALUD XV cruise off the west coast of the southern Baja California Peninsula, Mexico