Deep-Sea source details
Die in der vorliegenden Abhandlung aufgeführten Polychäten wurden mit wenigen Ausnahmen von Prof. Michaelsen und Dr. Hartmeyer 1905 an der Küste Südwest-Australiens gesammelt. In diesem ersten Teil werden die erranten Polychäten behandelt und anhangsweise 2 sedentäre Formen, die aus Versehen dieser Abteilung beigelegt waren, im ganzen 105 Arten.
Die in Frage stehenden Anneliden wurden im engeren Litoralbezirk der Küste erbeutet, und sie bilden daher eine Strandfauna im eigentlichen Sinhe. Aus diesem Umstande mag es vielleicht zu erklären sein, daß viele Exemplare, abgesehen von den an sich kleinen Formen, nur von geringer Größe und offenbar junge Tiere waren , wie z. B. die Phyllodociden.
Spintheridae Augener, 1913 (original description)
Typosyllis variegata (Grube, 1860) accepted as Syllis variegata Grube, 1860 (additional source)
Surface (pelagic); 0.5-3.5 m (benthic). [details]
Original diagnosis by Augener (1913: 245): ''Syllidee mit geradem, zahnlosem Pharynx. Alle Fühler und Cirren ... [details]
Australia: Shark Bay (Western Australia). [details]
Australia: Swan River (Western Australia). [details]
Australia: Western Australia (Shark Bay; Fremantle; Albany). New Zealand. [details]
Australia: Shark Bay and Fremantle (Western Australia). [details]
Australia: Western Australia (Shark Bay); New Zealand. [details]
Australia: Western Australia (Shark Bay). [details]
Australia: Western Australia (Shark Bay). New Zealand. [details]
Australia: Western Australia (Shark Bay and Albany District). [details]
The specific epithet depressa (masculine: depressus) is the Latin participle of deprimo, meaning 'depressed' or ... [details]
The species is named after Professor Ernst Heinrich Ehlers of the University of Göttingen (b. Lüneburg, 11 ... [details]
Not stated but evidently Nereis cockburnensis is a geographic name after Cockburn Sound, one of the two type localities. [details]
The specific epithet glandulosa refers to the spherical to ovoid colored glandular cells that cover the body of the ... [details]
The specific epithet australis is a Latin adjective meaning 'southern' or, when used as a specific epithet, ... [details]
Not stated. The specific epithet oculifera is derived from the Latin noun oculus, meaning 'eye', and the Greek verb ... [details]
The specific epithet ehlersiaeformis is composed by the name of the former syllid genus and subgenus Ehlersia ... [details]
The specific epithet fusigera presumably makes reference to the spindle like cirri (''spindelförmigen Cirren'') of ... [details]
The specific epithet weissmannioides is composed by the word weissmanni, the specific epithet of Pionosyllis ... [details]
The specific epithet verruculosa (masculine: verruculosus) is a Latin adjective meaning 'covered with small warts', ... [details]
Sandy and muddy sediments with plants or oyster beds, and rocky substrates with dead corals or stones, in ... [details]
Rocky substrate and stones, at shallow water. [details]
Rocky substrates and stones with corals, sandy sediments with or without associated plants, and piles of jetties, ... [details]
At shallow water, on rocky grounds with stones or dead corals, or in sand and mud with algae, in seashore ... [details]
At the surface of the water column, and in sand and rocks with corals, at shallow depths. [details]
Sand and rocks with corals, in shallow water. [details]
Rocky substrate with dead corals, in shallow water. [details]
Sandy and muddy sediments with plants or oyster beds, and rocky substrates with dead corals or stones, in shallow water. [details]
Mistakenly listed in the Hartman catalogue and, on that basis, data-entered in WoRMS by Fauchald. Hartman lists ... [details]
Augener 1913 mistakenly introduced 'heterochaeta' as a spelling error for the correct spelling E heterosetosa ... [details]
Holotype (ZMH 10111-V) deposited at the Zoologische Museum, Hamburg (Germany). [details]
E. heterochaeta is simply a spelling error for the correct E. heterosetosa, and was not intended as a new taxon [details]
The specific epithet was originally written by Augener (1913) as weissmannioïdes, using a diaeresis on the second ... [details]
Questionably synonym of species listed, Branchiosyllis exilis (Gravier, 1900). [details]
Species uncertain. Augener (1913) stated that Syllis solida was very similar to Branchiosyllis exilis (Gravier, ... [details]
Current taxon moved to another genus. The species was synonymized with H. djiboutiensis Gravier, 1900 by Augener ... [details]
Current taxon synonym of species listed. The species was first synonymized with Haplosyllis spongicola (Grube, ... [details]
The species was considered as a possible synonym of Syllis variegata Grube, 1860 by Augener (1913: 190-192; 1922: ... [details]
The genus Cirrosyllis was established in Hesionidae by Schmarda (1861), to include six new species: Cirrosyllis ... [details]
Shark Bay, entrance of South Passage, Western Australia, Australia (geocoordinates estimate -26.169, 113.226), 9 m, ... [details]
Australia, Western Australia, Swan River, Melville Water, a little below Perth (geocoordinates not provided, ... [details]
Sharks Bay 2-4.5 m, and Cockburn Sound South Channel 6.5-8 m, near Freemantle Western AustraliaSharks Bay 2-4.5 m, ... [details]
Sharks Bay, Western Australia, Australia [details]
Australia, Western Australia, Shark Bay, Freycinet Reach, west of Middle Flat to the northern point of Heirisson ... [details]
Western Australia, Australia. The species was described by Augener (1913) with base on several specimens collected ... [details]
Australia, Western Australia. Species described with base on syntypes from four different stations of the ... [details]
Shark Bay, Western Australia, Australia. The species was described by Augener (1913) with base on two specimens ... [details]
Shark Bay, Surf Point, Outer Bar, entrance of South Passage, Western Australia, Australia (geocoordinates estimate ... [details]
Shark Bay, Useless Inlet, central channel, Western Australia, Australia (geocoordinates estimate -26.045, 113.345), ... [details]
Shark Bay and Oyster Harbour (Albany), Western Australia, Australia. The species was described by Augener (1913) ... [details]
Holotype deposited at the ZMH (Hamburg, Germany). [details]
There are 2 syntypes (ZMB 5308 and ZMB 5309) deposited in the Zoologisches Museum Berlin, from 2 different stations ... [details]
The online catalogue of the Zoologisches Museum Berlin refers a specimen (ZMB 5311) collected during the Hamburger ... [details]
Syntypes deposited in the Zoologisches Museum Berlin, Germany (ZMB 5296 and ZMB 5297). [details]
