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Treadwell, Aaron Louis. (1924). A new marine annelid from Chile. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. 65(2536): 1-3.
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Treadwell, Aaron Louis
1924
A new marine annelid from Chile.
Proceedings of the United States National Museum
65(2536): 1-3.
Publication
AnnelidaBase. Publication date: "August 9, 1924"
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Among other material collected by Dr. F. Felippone, at Punta Arenas, Chile, during the past year was found a single, incomplete annelid, which was submitted to me for examination by the United States National Museum. I have been unable to find this described in any literature at my disposal and am recording it here as a new species, though because of the imperfect condition of the specimen the specific description must be incomplete. It has been included under Lagisca, because of the form of the prostomium, the fact that the neuropodial setae are smaller than the notopodial and have transverse denticulations, and on the assumption that only a small portion of the posterior end is missing.
Among other material collected by Dr. F. Felippone, at Punta Arenas, Chile, during the past year was found a single, incomplete annelid, which was submitted to me for examination by the United States National Museum. I have been unable to find this described in any literature at my disposal and am recording it here as a new species, though because of the imperfect condition of the specimen the specific description must be incomplete. It has been included under Lagisca, because of the form of the prostomium, the fact that the neuropodial setae are smaller than the notopodial and have transverse denticulations, and on the assumption that only a small portion of the posterior end is missing.
Chile
Magellan: apex of South America between Golfo de Penas, Chile (47ø30'S), and Cape Guardian, Argentina (48ø22'S)
Patagonia, Terra del Fuego, Magellan Region incl. Falkland/Malvinas Islands
Magellan: apex of South America between Golfo de Penas, Chile (47ø30'S), and Cape Guardian, Argentina (48ø22'S)
Patagonia, Terra del Fuego, Magellan Region incl. Falkland/Malvinas Islands
Systematics, Taxonomy
