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Adelodrilus magnithecatus Erséus, 1979 (additional source)
Bathydrilus formosus Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Bathydrilus ingens Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Bathydrilus macroprostatus Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Coralliodrilus corpulentus Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Heterodrilus bulbiporus Erséus, 1981 (additional source)
Heterodrilus hispidus Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Heterodrilus minisetosus Erséus, 1981 (additional source)
Heterodrilus occidentalis Erséus, 1981 (additional source)
Heterodrilus pentcheffi Erséus, 1981 (additional source)
Heterodrilus perkinsi Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Inanidrilus ernesti Erséus, 1984 (additional source)
Inanidrilus vacivus Erséus, 1984 (additional source)
Limnodriloides monothecus Cook, 1974 (additional source)
Limnodriloides vespertinus Erséus, 1982 (additional source)
Marcusaedrilus luteolus Erséus, 1983 accepted as Smithsonidrilus luteolus (Erséus, 1983) (additional source)
Olavius latus Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Phallodrilus biprostatus (Baker & Erséus, 1979) accepted as Peosidrilus biprostatus Baker & Erséus, 1979 (additional source)
Phallodrilus hirsutus Erséus, 1986 accepted as Peosidrilus hirsutus (Erséus, 1986) (original description)
Phallodrilus sabulosus Erséus, 1979 accepted as Milliganius sabulosus (Erséus, 1979) (additional source)
Tubificoides annulus Erséus, 1986 (original description)
Holotype USNM 98130, geounit Hutchinson Island, identified as Heterodrilus hispidus Erséus, 1986
Holotype USNM 98131, verbatimGeounit Hutchinson Island, s..., identified as Heterodrilus perkinsi Erséus, 1986
Holotype USNM 98132, geounit Hutchinson Island, identified as Phallodrilus hirsutus Erséus, 1986
Holotype USNM 98133, geounit Hutchinson Island, identified as Bathydrilus ingens Erséus, 1986
Holotype USNM 98134, geounit Carrie Bow Cay, identified as Bathydrilus formosus Erséus, 1986
Holotype USNM 98137, geounit Hutchinson Island, identified as Bathydrilus macroprostatus Erséus, 1986
Holotype USNM 98138, geounit Hutchinson Island, identified as Coralliodrilus corpulentus Erséus, 1986
Neotype USNM 98139, geounit Hutchinson Island, identified as Olavius latus Erséus, 1986
Holotype USNM 98140, geounit Hutchinson Island, identified as Tubificoides annulus Erséus, 1986
East coast of Florida (new record). North Carolina, and Bermuda. Coarse sands, 4.5-17 m depth. [details]
Belize and both coasts of Florida. Subtidal sands, 0.5-11 m depth. [details]
North Carolina and both coasts of Florida. Coarse sands, 3-11 m depth. [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Shell hash, 10-11 m depth. [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Shell hash, 10-11 m depth. [details]
Both coasts of Florida (new records). North Carolina, New Jersey, and Bermuda. Subtidal sands, 6.5-130 m depth. [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Shell hash, 10-12 m depth. [details]
Both coasts of Florida (new record from Gulfcoast). North Carolina, Virginia, Bermuda, and Bahamas. Subtidal sands, ... [details]
East coast of Florida (new record). North Carolina, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. Coarse sand and gravel, 4.5-138 ... [details]
East coast of Florida (new record). North Carolina, New Jersey, Bermuda, and Galapagos Islands. Largely coarse ... [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Shell hash, 10-12 m depth. [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Coarse sediments, 10-12 m depth. [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Shell hash, about 10 m depth. [details]
Pacific coasts of British Columbia, California, and Mexico; Atlantic coast of Florida through New Jersey; Gulf ... [details]
East coast ofFlorida and Bahamas. Subtidal, generally somewhat muddy sands, down to 11 m depth. [details]
Barbados and east coast of Florida. Subtidal muds and sands, down to 21 m depth. [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Shell hash, 11 m depth. [details]
East coast of Florida and North Carolina. Very coarse sands, 5.5-11 m depth. [details]
East coast of U.S.A., from Florida to Massachusetts. Largely coarse sands, 5.5-73 m depth. [details]
Known only from the type locality, Somalia (W Indian Ocean). [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Coarse, clean or somewhat muddy, sands, 10-11 m depth. [details]
East coast of the U.S.A., from Florida to New Jersey. Largely coarse sands, 3-15.5 m depth. [details]
Known only from off Hutchinson Island, east coast of Florida. Coarse, clean or somewhat muddy, sands, 10-11.5 m depth. [details]
The species name formosus is Latin for "finely formed, beautiful"; here primarily referring to the penial setae, ... [details]
The species name ingens is Latin for "huge, enormous." refering ot its large size. [details]
This species has very large prostate glands; hence the name macroprostatus. [details]
The species name corpulentus, which is Latin for "stout, corpulent," refers to the shape of the fixed specimens. [details]
The specific name hispidus is Latin for "shaggy, rough" and alludes to the appearance of the worm with regard to ... [details]
This species is named for Mr. Thomas H. Perkins (FDNR=Florida Department of Natural Resources Bureau of Marine Research) [details]
The species name latus is Latin for "broad, wide," and refers here to the flattened shape of the worm. [details]
The specific name hirsutus is Latin for "shaggy, bristly, rough" and alludes to the conspicuous setation. [details]
The name annulus, which is Latin for "ring," alludes to the shape of the penial sheaths in this species. [details]
