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Kirtley, David W. 1994. A review and taxonomic revision of the family Sabellariidae Johnston, 1865 (Annelida; Polychaeta). Science Series number 1. 1-223. Sabecon Press. Vero Beach, Florida.
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Kirtley, D. W.
1994
A review and taxonomic revision of the family Sabellariidae Johnston, 1865 (Annelida; Polychaeta)
Science Series number
1: 1-223
Publication
World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb). In 1995 Kirtley [deceased] circulated a Corrigenda in “Chaetozone Nine” Polychaete Newsletter, later recirculated to Annelida list. See http://www.bio.net/bionet/mm/annelida/2009-December/003343.html
The Family Sabellariidae is reviewed and revised, based on examination of type material, previously published reports, and original studies of new material. A chronological synopsis of the genera, a summary of general characteristics of the family, taxonomic keys, and brief descriptions of the characteristics of the various genera and species, along with their zoogeographic distribution as inferred from collection localities, are included. These sand-tube building annelids are recorded from a wide range of marine zoogeographic provinces and are particularly abundant in the surf zone along shorelines with mobile, sand size particles in recurrent turbulent suspension. Species are also recorded from the floors of continental shelves and slopes and from great depths in the ocean. According to the present analysis, interpretation, and account the family Sabellariidae contains 2 newly defined subfamilies [Sabellariinae, Lygdaminae for Lygdamis and Mariansabellaria, etc, etc], 12 known genera, including 4 new genera [Neosabellaria, Paraidanthyrsus, Mariansabellaria, Gesaia], and 111 species, including 27 new combinations and 43 new species.
Sabellaria floridensis Hartman, 1944 (taxonomy source)
Sabellaria vulgaris Verrill, 1873 (taxonomy source) Sabellariidae Johnston, 1865 (taxonomy source) Authority As a nominal subfamily Johnston, 1865 remains the author, although Kirtley (1994) introduced the usage as a ... [details] Distribution South Pacific Ocean: off Reina Adelaida Archipelago (Chile). Known only from the type locality. [details] Distribution Pacific Ocean: Santa Monica Bay (off Los Angeles, USA). [details] Editor's comment Validity in doubt Hartman (1944:350) redescribed the Hawaii holotype and maintained Phragmatopoma moerchi as valid. ... [details] Etymology Genus named for Dr Gesa Hartmann-Schröder, Hamburg, Germany. [details] Etymology Not stated in the original description, the specific epithet chilena refers obviously to the type locality of the ... [details] Etymology From Kirtley (1994: 139): "The species is named for Ms. Leslie H. Harris, Allan Hancock Foundation and the Natural ... [details] Etymology Greek: para = along side of; near; plus Idanthyrsus, referring to its superficial similarity to the genus. [details] Etymology From Kirtley (1994: 156): "The species is named for the author's sister, Dr. Gwendolyn Ruth Kirtley Perkins, ... [details] Etymology From Kirtley (1994: 70): "The species is named for C.C.A. Monro, Zoologist, British Museum (Natural History), London". [details] Habitat Attached to rock in silty sand, shells and gravel, at shelf depths (183 m). [details] Habitat On radioles of Stylocidaris affinis (Philippi, 1845) and S. lineata Mortensen, 1910 (Echinoidea), 228.7 m. [details] Synonymy Synonymy of Centrocorone with Sabellaria follows from the placement of the type species (by monotypy) in Sabellaria ... [details] Synonymy Kirtley (1994: 58) split Hartman's (1944) subspecies (S. floridensis stephensoni) between the nominal species (he ... [details] Taxonomy Kirtley (1994) erected Lygdaminae for Sabellariidae with four parathoracic segments. No further diagnosis. Genera ... [details] Taxonomy Kirtley restricted Sabellariinae to Sabellaria, Neosabellaria, Phragmatopoma, Gunnarea, Paraidanthyrsus, and ... [details] Type locality Off Reina Adelaida Archipelago, Chile, South Pacific Ocean (-52.683°, -75.35°). [details] Type locality Near NPDES waste-water outfall, Santa Monica Bay, off Los Angeles, USA, Pacific Ocean (33.9122°, -118.5903°). [details] Type locality Off Aruba Island, Caribbean Sea (12.45°, -69.85°). [details] Type locality Praya Grande [Praia Grande], Rio de Janiero, Brazil, -22.7833338, -43.1833324 [details] Type locality Somalia, Gulf of Aden, Indian Ocean (11.9533°N, 50.5833°E to 11.945°N, 50.6533°E). [details] Type locality The type locality is not Iceland (as believed by Johansson (1927:93), Hartman (1959:476), and Kirtley (1994:76)), ... [details] |