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Erséus, C. (1978). Two new species of the little-known Genus Bacescuella Hrabĕ (Oligochaeta, Tubificidae) from the North Atlantic. Zoologica Scripta. 7:263-267.
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Erséus, C.
1978
Two new species of the little-known Genus Bacescuella Hrabĕ (Oligochaeta, Tubificidae) from the North Atlantic
Zoologica Scripta
7:263-267
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Bacescuella arctica sp.n. and B. parvithecata sp.n. are described, from northern Scandinavia and Bermuda respectively. The de?nition of Bacescuella Hrabe, 1973, which belongs to the subfamily Phallodrilinae, is modi?ed; and the morphology of the new species and B. pontica Hrabe, 1973, is discussed. All species possess uniform tubular male ducts ending in large penes. Prostate glands are present at ental ends of atria as well as at bases of penes. Vas deferens is absent in B. pontica, very short in B. parvithecata. The reproduction of Bacescuella involves external spermatophores.
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Bermuda for Bacescuella parvithecata Erséus, 1978 
Icelandic part of the North Atlantic Ocean for Bacescuella arctica Erséus, 1978 
Northern Norway and Finnmark for Bacescuella arctica Erséus, 1978 
Holotype IMNH, geounit Iceland, identified as Bacescuella arctica Erséus, 1978
Holotype USNM 55621, geounit Bermuda, identified as Bacescuella parvithecata Erséus, 1978
 Distribution

Sub-Arctic, known from Iceland and northern Norway [details]

 Distribution

Sub-tropical, known only from Bermuda [details]

 Ecology

littoral sand [details]