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Bush, Katharine J. (1910). Description of new serpulids from Bermuda with notes on known forms from adjacent regions. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. 62: 490-501, plate 36 (separate from text).
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Bush, Katharine J.
1910
Description of new serpulids from Bermuda with notes on known forms from adjacent regions
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia
62: 490-501, plate 36 (separate from text)
Publication
World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb)
Introduction: "The following descriptions of species of Serpulids are of forms (six of which are considered as new to science) collected at Bermuda by Professor A. E. Verrill and party, in 1898 and 1901; also at the Island of Dominica, W. I., by A. H. Verrill, in 1906. A full description is given of the rediscovered species Pomatostegus brachysoma of Schmarda who failed to mention characters which, at the present time, are considered of great importance in determining genera and species. Notes are also given of some of Mclntosh's species in which the genera is questionable; but the specimens are not sufficiently well preserved to reveal any additional facts, so that the exact genera must still remain undetermined. Mention is made of most, if not all, of the species belonging to the group found in the southern waters, and figures are introduced of important features of known Mediterranean forms collected at Beirut, Syria, and thought to have been incorrectly determined."
Caribbean region
Eucarphus serratus Bush, 1910 accepted as Hydroides dirampha Mörch, 1863 (original description)
Eupomatus elegantulus Bush, 1910 accepted as Hydroides elegantula (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Eupomatus floridanus Bush, 1910 accepted as Hydroides floridana (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Eupomatus uncinatus non Philippi sensu Ehlers, 1887 accepted as Hydroides floridana (Bush, 1910) (new combination reference)
Hydroides bispinosa Bush, 1910 [original] (original description)
Membranopsis Bush, 1910 accepted as Protula Risso, 1826 (original description)
Membranopsis inconspicua Bush, 1910 accepted as Protula setosa (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Paravermilia ehlersiana Bush, 1910 accepted as Vermiliopsis annulata (Schmarda, 1861) (original description)
Salmacinopsis setosa Bush, 1910 accepted as Protula setosa (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Spirorbis mendosus Bush, 1910 (original description)
Spirorbis nudus Bush, 1910 (original description)
Spirorbis serratus Bush, 1910 (original description)
Subprotula Bush, 1910 accepted as Vermiliopsis Saint-Joseph, 1894 (original description)
Subprotula assimilis (McIntosh, 1885) accepted as Placostegus assimilis McIntosh, 1885 (new combination reference)
Eupomatus elegantulus Bush, 1910 accepted as Hydroides elegantula (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Eupomatus floridanus Bush, 1910 accepted as Hydroides floridana (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Eupomatus uncinatus non Philippi sensu Ehlers, 1887 accepted as Hydroides floridana (Bush, 1910) (new combination reference)
Hydroides bispinosa Bush, 1910 [original] (original description)
Membranopsis Bush, 1910 accepted as Protula Risso, 1826 (original description)
Membranopsis inconspicua Bush, 1910 accepted as Protula setosa (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Paravermilia ehlersiana Bush, 1910 accepted as Vermiliopsis annulata (Schmarda, 1861) (original description)
Salmacinopsis setosa Bush, 1910 accepted as Protula setosa (Bush, 1910) (original description)
Spirorbis mendosus Bush, 1910 (original description)
Spirorbis nudus Bush, 1910 (original description)
Spirorbis serratus Bush, 1910 (original description)
Subprotula Bush, 1910 accepted as Vermiliopsis Saint-Joseph, 1894 (original description)
Subprotula assimilis (McIntosh, 1885) accepted as Placostegus assimilis McIntosh, 1885 (new combination reference)
Bermuda for Eupomatus elegantulus Bush, 1910
Syntype YPM IZ 001367.AN, geounit Bermuda, identified as Hydroides bispinosa Bush, 1910 [original]
Etymology
Not stated, but the E. elegantulus name is likely derived from Latin adjective elegans -antis = 'elegant', combined ... [details]
Etymology
Not stated, but the E. elegantulus name is likely derived from Latin adjective elegans -antis = 'elegant', combined ... [details]
Etymology
Not stated, but the name for H. bispinosa is likely referring to the pair of lateral spinules on the verticil ... [details]
Taxonomy
new name proposed in text by Bush for Eupomatus uncinatus sensu Ehlers, 1887, an identification as Philippi's E. ... [details]
Type locality
Bermuda unspecified, but the large Castle Harbour is a collection site mentioned by Bush (1910). [details]
Type locality
Bermuda. The Yale Peabody Museum type (syntype?) YPM IZ 001367.AN from Verrill Bermuda Expedition 1898, evidently ... [details]
