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Salazar-Vallejo, Sergio I. (2014). Revision of Pherusa Oken, 1807 (Polychaeta: Flabelligeridae). Zootaxa. 3886(1): 1-61.
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10.11646/zootaxa.3886.1.1 [view]
urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:6ADD860C-D60C-448D-BC11-19EDB74013EE [view]
Salazar-Vallejo, Sergio I.
2014
Revision of Pherusa Oken, 1807 (Polychaeta: Flabelligeridae)
Zootaxa
3886(1): 1-61
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World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb). Article is not open access.
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Pherusa Oken, 1807 was the first genus of flabelligerids to be described and was regarded as having over 40 species. Following revision of all available material two morphological patterns are recognized: Pherusa is restricted to those species with eight branchial filaments of similar width, and anchylosed falcate neurohooks, shorter than body width. Species with the same number of branchial filaments but with neurochaetae mostly straight, distally foliose and often as long as body width are transferred to a new genus: Lamispina n. gen. Pherusa contains 14 species, including six newly described: P. plumosa (Muller, 1776), type-species, restricted, from Greenland, P. affinis (Leidy, 1855) from the NW Atlantic, P. andersonorum n. sp. from the NE Pacific (California), P. aspera (Stimpson, 1854) from the NW Atlantic, P. hobsonae n. sp. from the NE Pacific (Washington), P. incrustata Quatrefages, 1866, reinstated from the Mediterranean Sea, P. mikacae n. sp. from the Adriatic Sea, P. moorei n. sp. from the NW Pacific (Japan), P. neopapillata Hartman, 1961 from the NE Pacific (California), P. nipponica n. sp. from the NW Pacific (Japan), P. obscura Quatrefages, 1866 reinstated from the NE Atlantic (France), P. papillata (Johnson, 1901) from the NE Pacific (Washington), P. rullieri n. sp. from the Eastern tropical Atlantic (Benin), and Pherusa sibogae (Caullery, 1944) n. comb. from Western Timor, Indonesia. Lamispina n. gen. has 10 species with five newly described: L. schmidtii (Annenkova-Chlopina, 1924) n. comb., type-species from the Japan Sea (incl. P. negligens (Berkeley & Berkeley, 1950)), L. amoureuxi n. sp. from the NE Atlantic (off SW Ireland), L. carrerai n. sp. from the NE Pacific (Mexico), L. chilensis n. sp. from the SE Pacific (Chile), L. falcata (Stop-Bowitz, 1948) n. comb. from the Norwegian Sea, L. gymnopapillata (Hartmann-Schroder, 1965) n. comb. from the SE Pacific (Chile), L. horsti (Haswell, 1892) n. comb. from Southern Australia, L. keeli n. sp. from the Gulf of Mexico (Florida), L. kerguelarum (Grube, 1877) n. comb. from the Southern Indian Ocean (Kerguelen Islands), and L. milligani n. sp. from the NW Atlantic (Florida). Keys to identify these two genera and all species in each genus are also included.
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Lamispina Salazar-Vallejo, 2014 (original description)
Lamispina amoureuxi Salazar-Vallejo, 2014 (original description)
Lamispina carrerai Salazar-Vallejo, 2014 (original description)
Lamispina milligani Salazar-Vallejo, 2014 (original description)
Pherusa Oken, 1807 (taxonomy source)
Pherusa papillata (Johnson, 1901) (redescription)
Holotype MCZ 1034, geounit Dry Tortugas, identified as Lamispina milligani Salazar-Vallejo, 2014
Holotype MNHN 1557, geounit Celtic Seas, identified as Lamispina amoureuxi Salazar-Vallejo, 2014
Holotype USNM 17387, geounit Baja California, identified as Lamispina carrerai Salazar-Vallejo, 2014
 Authority

Past workers (eg Hartman catalogue p.498) have attributed the name to Fabricius (1780). Muller pre-empted Fabricius ... [details]

 Etymology

Author: "Lamispina is an abridged and free combination of two Latin words, lamina (f., thin plate, blade) referring ... [details]

 Etymology

after Louis Amoureux, who studied these specimens collected during the R.V. Thalassa cruises. The epithet is a noun ... [details]

 Etymology

after Luis F. Carrera-Parra. The epithet is a noun in the genitive case. [details]

 Etymology

author: "named after the country where it was originally found". Also the species is based on part of the type ... [details]

 Etymology

named after Geoffrey Keel, collection manager in the National Museum of Natural History (USNM), Washington [details]

 Etymology

after Michael R. Milligan [details]

 Etymology

"andersonorum" after the collectors, Genevieve and Shane Anderson, marine biologists formerly working at Santa ... [details]

 Etymology

named after the late Dr. Katherine D. Hobson. Noun in genitive case [details]

 Etymology

after Barbara Mikac (collector of the holotype) [details]

 Etymology

After John Percy Moore who attributed the specimen to Stylarioides borealis [details]

 Etymology

author: "from the original name of the country, Nippon, with a suffix to fit the gender of the generic name, ... [details]

 Etymology

after François Rullier (who reported the specimen as Stylarioides plumosa) [details]

 Grammatical gender

feminine [details]

 Neotype

Salazar-Vallejo (2014: 9) named a neotype: "Neotype (USNM 23257), 1.9 km NW of Conical Rock, Igannaq (76º05'07.12" ... [details]

 Neotype

USNM 8882, collected off Rhode Island about 400 km from the original type locality in New Jersey. No original type ... [details]

 Spelling

Lamispina horstii has a double-i spelling, following Haswell (1892), although when in Pherusa later authors tended ... [details]

 Spelling

Haswell (1892) used a double ii spelling and this should be retained, but many later usages used a single i [details]

 Status

Redescribed by Salazar-Vallejo as valid. Earlier Fauvel (1927:119) had suggested synonymy to the combination ... [details]

 Taxonomy

In the past (eg Hartman catalogue) Amphitrite plumosa was re-assigned to Flabelligera affinis. Salazar-Vallejo ... [details]

 Type locality

Neotype: Igannaq (76º05'07.12" N, 68º41'27.57" W), NW Greenland [details]

 Type locality

offshore South of Ireland, West of Brest, France, Celtic Sea, 47.7842 -11.2°, 1200-1520 m [details]

 Type locality

off Cabo Colnett, Baja California, México, E Pacific, 30.5833 -117.3833, 3294 m [details]

 Type locality

author as "off Santiago, Chile", but this is not possible as Santiago is about 90 kilometers inland. The location ... [details]

 Type locality

Northeastern Gulf of Mexico, West of St Petersburg Florida, in 90 m depth. 26.7617°, -84.0022°(26°45'42" N, ... [details]

 Type locality

South of Dry Tortugas, off southern Florida, RV Blake, 24.1333°, -82.85° (24°08' N, 82°51' W), 620 m. [details]

 Type locality

Off Santa Barbara, California, USA, 34.41 -119.74167, in dead Macrocystis holdfasts, in shallow depths (12 m). [details]

 Type locality

Seal Rock, Neah Bay, Washington, U.S.A. Gazetteer geolocation 48.3788° -124.6024° at entrance to Juan de Fuca ... [details]

 Type locality

Mediterranean (no further precision recorded). Salazar-Vallejo (2014:23) suggests collection by J.-C. Savigny on ... [details]

 Type locality

Adriatic Sea, offshore from Croatia, 45.0467°, 13.3167°, 37 m [details]

 Type locality

Off Kinkasan Island lighthouse, Honshu , Japan, 38.2833°, 141.5667° (geolocation is for the island) in depth of 104 m. [details]

 Type locality

Hota, Karaya, Uchibo, Tokyo Bay, no geocoordinates recorded but a gazetteer location for Tokyo Bay is 35.4167°, ... [details]

 Type locality

offshore from Benin, Western Africa, Gulf of Guinea, 6.1667°, 2.1667°, 55 m [details]

 Type locality

originally New Jersey, USA Atlantic coast. Neotype erected by Salazar-Vallejo, specimen USNM 8882 collected 1880, ... [details]

 Type locality

Timor Sea, off Western Timor, collected R.V. Siboga, Stat. 299, -10.8678°, 124.0169°, 34 m. [details]

 Type material

Two syntypes (ZMB 680) of Trophonia kerguelarum [details]

 Type specimen

PMR NHMR 17740. There is no type deposition statement [details]

 Type specimen

CMNH 305. There is no type deposition statement. The museum acronym CMNH is not listed by the author but is assumed ... [details]

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