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The genus Terebratulina is one of the commonest brachiopods in present-day seas. Records compiled from Du Bois (1916), Hatai (1936), Hyman (1959), Paine (1959) and Foster (1969) indicate that there are at least 16 living species, of which 9 live in the waters around Japan. Terebratulina has also been found off South Australia, South Africa, South America and the Philippines; in the West Indies, and off the west coast of North America, from California to Alaska. Two species occur in the North Atlantic, of which Terebratulina septentrionalis (Couthouy), reported from New England to Nova Scotia, Norway and Scotland, is the subject of this study.

A Recent Shallow-water Brachiopod Community from the Bay of Fundy