Recent Brachiopoda from the Norfolk Ridge, New Caledonia, with description of four new species Author Bitner, Maria Aleksandra text Zootaxa 2009 2235 1 39 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.190398 5781f612-65d4-4817-8aa7-5091a042a326 1175-5326 190398 Campages mariae (Adams, 1860) ( Fig. 11 ) This is a long-looped brachiopod, characterized externally by very prominent growth lines ( Cooper 1970; Fig. 11 A–C, F ). In the studied material it was found on six seamounts and the slope of the Isle of Pines ( Tables 1 , 2), with a bathymetric range of 237–852 m ( Fig. 14 ). This is the first record of the genus Campages from the Norfolk Ridge. It has not been found in the vicinity of New Caledonia , and New Caledonian specimens ascribed to its congener Campages furcifera Hedley, 1905 by d’Hondt (1987) belonged to Falax neocaledonensis based on an examination of internal morphology (see Bitner 2008: 437). Campages mariae was originally described from off Japan and is also known from China and Kei Island ( Hatai 1940 ; Richardson et al . 1989 ; Logan 2007 ). The new finding extends its biogeographical range by about 3000 km to the south.