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Dnestrovskaya, N.Yu. ; Jirkov, I. A. 2010: Micronephthys (Polychaeta: Nephtyidae) of Northern Europe and Arctic. Invertebrate Zoology 7(2): 107-121.
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Dnestrovskaya, N.; Yu; Jirkov, I. A.
2010
Micronephthys (Polychaeta: Nephtyidae) of Northern Europe and Arctic
Invertebrate Zoology
7(2): 107-121
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Three species of Micronephthys inhabit Northern European and Arctic waters: Micronephthys minuta (Theel, 1879), M. neotena (Noyes, 1980), and M. hartmannschroederae Jirkov et Dnestrovskaya, 2001. All species are re-described, original illustrations and distribution maps accompany all descriptions. Micronephthys minuta and M. neotena are a mainly Arctic and boreal species, respectively, very abundant in brackish waters. Micronephthys hartmannschroederae should be very abundant sporadically in boreal European waters. The existing literature on biology and distribution of these species is reviewed. The taxonomic characters used to separate genera within Nephtyidae are analysed, proving that the family needs to be fully reviewed.
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 Distribution

Known only from the type locality. Dnestrovskaya & Jirkov (2010) suggest probably widely distributed in the North ... [details]

 Synonymy

The validity of Bipalponephtys is contested between authors subsequent to its description in 2010, with Jirkov & ... [details]