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Polychaeta source details

Name

Jeldes, F. (1963). Un nuevo nereido de agua dulce para Chile. Gayana, Zoología. 9: 4-10.

SourceID

50533

Authors

Jeldes, F.

Year

1963

Title

Un nuevo nereido de agua dulce para Chile

Journal

Gayana, Zoología

Suffix

9: 4-10

Type

Publication

Link

https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/28839368

Note

World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb)

Abstract

A new species of a freshwater polychaete, Perinereis gualpensis, is described herein, inhabiting a small lacustrine tributary of the Rio Bío-Bío, near Concepción, near the mouth of the river. An analysis made of the plants and animals among which this animal lives shows them also to be a typical freshwater community.

Geographical term

Chile

Bibliographical terms

Freshwater
Systematics, Taxonomy

Taxonomic terms

Annelida
Polychaeta

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2013-01-12 18:30:12Z

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2015-12-29 02:58:48Z

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Perinereis gualpensis Jeldes, 1963 (original description)

Holotype MZUC, geounit Concepción, identified as Perinereis gualpensis Jeldes, 1963

Depth range

for Perinereis gualpensis Jeldes, 1963

Very shallow depth, in the bed of terrestrial freshwater creeks and in brackish water of marine estuaries. [details]

Distribution

for Perinereis gualpensis Jeldes, 1963

Known from three estuaries in Chile (Southeast Pacific), from fresh and brackish water: 1) small freshwater ... [details]

Etymology

for Perinereis gualpensis Jeldes, 1963

The specific epithet gualpensis refers to the type locality of the species, named by Jeldes (1963: 3) as ''Fundo ... [details]

Habitat

for Perinereis gualpensis Jeldes, 1963

Freshwater creeks and in the mixo-oligohaline zone of marine estuaries, in muddy sediments, at shallow water. [details]

Type locality

for Perinereis gualpensis Jeldes, 1963

Huálpen (= Fundo Guálpen), northern shore of Bío-Bío River, small freshwater creek in the western side of a ... [details]