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Hartman, O.; Fauchald, K. (1971). Deep-water benthic polychaetous annelids off New England to Bermuda and other North Atlantic Areas. Part II. Allan Hancock Monographs in Marine Biology. 6: 1-327.
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Hartman, O.; Fauchald, K.
1971
Deep-water benthic polychaetous annelids off New England to Bermuda and other North Atlantic Areas. Part II.
Allan Hancock Monographs in Marine Biology
6: 1-327
Publication
World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb)
This is a continuation of "Deep-water benthic polychaetous annelids off New England to Bermuda and other North Atlantic areas" (see Hartman, 1965). A new deep-water and abyssal polychaete fauna is described, coming chiefly from great depths in the northwest Atlantic Ocean, and centered partly under the Gulf Stream, south to the northern end of the Sargasso Sea. Polychaetes from shallower depths in adjacent areas were discussed in the earlier report, based on samples coming from shelf and
slope depths off New England, the Bermuda rise, and equatorial areas of the North Atlantic Basin, resulting in the recovery of about 250 species. The new samples are from areas more remote from land and in greater depths.
North-western Atlantic
South West Atlantic ( =only warm temperate; cold temperate see *SUB)
Abyssal, Deep-Sea
Systematics, Taxonomy
Bogueinae Hartman & Fauchald, 1971 accepted as Rhodininae Arwidsson, 1906 (original description)
Clavodorum Hartman & Fauchald, 1971 (original description) Ephesiella Chamberlin, 1919 (taxonomy source) Lumbriconereis brevipes McIntosh, 1903 accepted as Cenogenus brevipes (McIntosh, 1903) (source of synonymy) Ninoe brevipes (McIntosh, 1903) accepted as Paraninoe brevipes (McIntosh, 1903) (basis of record) Polychaeta (identification resource) Sphaerodoropsis Hartman & Fauchald, 1971 (original description) Sphaerodoropsis biserialis (Berkeley & Berkeley, 1944) (new combination reference) Classification Brada brevis was moved to different family and genus becoming the new combination Fauveliopsis brevis (Hartman, ... [details] Depth range 196-1500 m (slope depths); 2469-5023 m (abyssal depths). [details] Depth range Off Atlantic coast of the USA: 117-4892 m. Off NE South America: 770-3783 m. [details] Depth range 1102-3753 m (NW Atlantic); 3730-3783 m (questionably; Central Atlantic). [details] Depth range Off Atlantic coast of the USA: 400-4892 m. Off NE South America: 770-3783 m. [details] Depth range Continental shelf and shallow to deep slope depths, 97-2900 m. [details] Depth range 1330-5007 m (off New England); 1500 m (off Guianas); 1039-1650 m (off Brazil); 481-498 m (Hawaii). [details] Depth range 1330–5007 m (NW Atlantic); 520–805 m (W Equatorial Atlantic; questionable records). [details] Depth range Continental shelf and shallow to deep slope depths, 97-2900 m. [details] Diagnosis Original diagnosis by Hartman & Fauchald (1971: 53): "The body is short and linear, as is characteristic of the ... [details] Diagnosis Body elongated; prostomium quadrangular with cirriform long lobes and nuchal organs. Dorsal and ventral cirri absent; ... [details] Distribution NW Atlantic Ocean: between New Englad (USA) and Bermuda. [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: continental slope and abyssal plains off New England (USA); continental slope off Suriname; central ... [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: continental slope and abyssal plains off New England (USA); off Brazil (questionably). [details] Distribution NW Atlantic Ocean: continental slope off New England (USA). [details] Distribution Known only from its type locality, off New England, NW Atlantic Ocean, 4862 m. [details] Distribution NW Atlantic Ocean: continental slope off New England (USA). [details] Distribution NW Atlantic Ocean: continental slope off New England (USA); Hatteras Abyssal Plain. [details] Distribution North-west Atlantic Ocean: off New England. [details] Distribution North-west Atlantic Ocean: off New England. [details] Distribution Atlantic abyssal plain off New England (USA). [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: off New England; off NE South America. [details] Distribution Pacific Ocean: off southern California. Atlantic Ocean: off New England; Bermuda Rise. [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: off New England; Bermuda Rise; off SE South America. [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: off New England (USA). [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: off New England (USA). [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: continental slope off New England (USA); continental shelves of Guiana and Brazil (off Pernambuco). [details] Distribution Northwestern Atlantic Ocean: abyssal plain off New England (USA). [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: abyssal plains off New England (USA); off Brazil. [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: northwestern section (off New England, USA). [details] Distribution NW Atlantic Ocean: continental slope off New England (USA); Hatteras Abyssal Plain. [details] Distribution Atlantic abyssal plain off New England (USA). [details] Distribution Northwestern Atlantic Ocean: Hatteras Abyssal Plain. [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: continental slope and abyssal plains off New England (USA); continental slopes off NE Brazil and ... [details] Distribution North-west Atlantic Ocean: off New England. Known only from the type locality. [details] Distribution Atlantic Ocean: continental slope off New England (USA); continental shelves of Guiana and Brazil (off Pernambuco). [details] Distribution New England (USA). Only known from the type locality. [details] Distribution NW Atlantic: Hatteras Abyssal Plain (off New England, USA). [details] Etymology Not explicitly stated by the authors. The specific epithet parva is a Latin adjective meaning 'small' or 'little', ... [details] Etymology Not stated by the authors. The specific epithet aulogastrella is composed by the name of the species Ammotrypane ... [details] Etymology Not explicitly stated by the authors. The specific epithet tetrabranchia is composed by the prefix of Greek origin ... [details] Etymology Not stated, uncertain. The specific epithet globosa is a Latin adjective meaning 'spherical' or 'globular', and it ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet aberranta refers to the modified posterior thoracic notosetae of setigers 6 to 9, being ... [details] Etymology Not stated by the authors. The name Cirrodoce is composed by the Latin noun cirrus, meaning 'filament', 'tendril' ... [details] Etymology "The specific name refers to the paired dorsal crests of the body segments" (Hartman & Fauchald, 1971: 41). These ... [details] Etymology Not explicitly stated by the authors. The specific epithet anoculata is composed by the Greek prefix an- ('without' ... [details] Etymology Not stated in the original description. The specific epithet abranchiatus is a New Latin adjective meaning "without ... [details] Etymology Not stated in the original description. The specific epithet atlanticus refers presumably to the type locality of ... [details] Etymology The name of the genus Exogonita is derived from the name of the genus Exogone followed by the Latin suffix -ita, to ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet oculata makes reference to the two pairs of red eyes present at the outer ectal margins of the ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet scabra (masculine: scaber) is a Latin adjective meaning 'rough' or 'scabrous', and refers to ... [details] Etymology Not stated in the original description. The specific epithet cirrata (masculine: cirratus) is a Latin adjective ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet anoculata refers to the absence of eyes in the species. [details] Etymology Not stated, but evidently after some similarity (but also distinct) to the Scalibregmatidae genus Lipobranchius ... [details] Etymology Not stated by the authors. The specific epithet glabrum is a Latin adjective meaning 'smooth' or 'hairless', and ... [details] Etymology The genus Olganereis is named in honor of Dr. Olga Hartman (b. Waterloo, Illinois, USA, 17 May 1900 - d. 1974), ... [details] Etymology Not stated by the authors. The specific epithet monilaris is formed by the Latin root monil-, meaning "string of ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet rubriceps is a Latin adjective meaning 'ruddy-headed', and refers to the reddish colour of the ... [details] Etymology Not explicitly stated by the authors. The specific epithet lanceolata is a Latin adjective meaning 'lanceolate' or ... [details] Etymology Not stated. The name is composed by the name of the genus Pisione Grube, 1857, type of the family Pisionidae ... [details] Etymology Not stated. The specific epithet abyssorum is an inflection (genitive plural) of the Latin noun abyssus, meaning ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet antennata refers to the presence of two long prostomial lobes, originally interpreted as a ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet cirrata refers to the presence of both dorsal and ventral cirri on the species. [details] Etymology Not stated by the authors. The specific epithet lobatus is a Latin adjective meaning 'lobate' ot 'having lobes', ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet tegulum refers to the platform like membranes on the prostomium, located between the eyes and ... [details] Habitat Occurs at slope and abyssal depths (530-5000 m). [details] Habitat Continental slopes and abyssal plains (160-5023 m). [details] Habitat Slope and abyssal depths (1102-3753 m). [details] Habitat Slope and abyssal depths (530-5000 m). [details] Habitat Abyssal depths, type of sediment not stated. [details] Habitat Slope depths, type of sediment not stated. [details] Habitat Probably soft sediments, at slope and abyssal depths. [details] |