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San Martín, Guillermo; Lucas, Yolanda; Westheide, Wilfried. (2021). The hidden worms on the beach: interstitial Syllidae (Annelida) from the Indo-Pacific. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. 134(1): 149-195.
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San Martín, Guillermo; Lucas, Yolanda; Westheide, Wilfried
2021
The hidden worms on the beach: interstitial Syllidae (Annelida) from the Indo-Pacific
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington
134(1): 149-195
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World Polychaeta Database (WPolyD).
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Based on collections of interstitial Syllidae (Annelida) from several areas of the Indo-Pacific Ocean (Madagascar, Andaman Islands, South China, Hong-Kong, the Philippines, and New Zealand), we report a total of 49 species belonging to 19 genera. Most of these species are already known in the Indo-Pacific area, but these reports extend their distributional ranges. Nine species are described as new: Parexogone javieri (from New Zealand), Parexogone viejoi (from the Philippines), Prosphaerosyllis fittoni, Sphaerosyllis dieteri, Syllis kai, Perkinsyllis tsilo (from Madagascar), and Megasyllis chiki, Syllis dominguezi, and Syllis escribanoi (from China). Two species, previously described as Streptosyllis Webster & Benedict, 1884 are transferred to the genus Streptospinigera Kudenov, 1983: S. baolingi (Ding & Westheide, 1994), new combination, and S. hainanensis (Ding & Westheide, 1994), new combination, both from China. One species is transferred to Syllis [Typosyllis botosaneanui (Hartmann-Schr¨oder, 1973)], new combination.
Indo West Pacific Region
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Eusyllis lamelligera Marion & Bobretzky, 1875 (additional source)
Exogone naidina Örsted, 1845 (additional source) Depth range Intertidal and shallow depths. [details] Depth range Intertidal and sublittoral. [details] Distribution Pacific Ocean: Chilean Patagonia, from Concepción Channel to the Magellan Strait. Subsequent New Zealand record ... [details] Distribution Australia (all states). New Zealand (both main islands) [details] Distribution amphi-Atlantic, Pacific. San Martin, Lucas, Westheide (2021) state that "Apparently, this species is distributed ... [details] Distribution Australia: New South Wales; South Australia; Western Australia. Magellan Strait: Chile (Patagonia). Also New ... [details] Distribution Pacific Ocean: Galápagos Islands (type locality). Atlantic Ocean: Canary Islands, Cuba, Mexico, Belize, Panamá, ... [details] Distribution South China Sea: Hong-Kong (China). [details] Distribution South Pacific Ocean: New Zealand (South Island). [details] Distribution Philippines: Palawan Island. [details] Distribution Western Indian Ocean: Madagascar. [details] Distribution Western Indian Ocean: Madagascar. [details] Distribution Western Indian Ocean: Madagascar. [details] Distribution Yellow Sea: Qingdao (China). [details] Distribution Yellow Sea: Qingdao (China). [details] Distribution Western Indian Ocean: Madagascar. [details] Etymology "The species is named after Dra. Patricia Álvarez Campos (‘‘Chiki’’), colleague and friend, whose ... [details] Etymology "The species is named after Javier Ignacio Sánchez Almazán, curator of the collections of Invertebrates at the ... [details] Etymology "The species is named after Dr. José Luis Viejo, colleague, friend and enthusiastic entomologist, at the ... [details] Etymology "The specific name [tsilo] comes from the Malagasy language, meaning thorny, because of the long spines on the ... [details] Etymology "Prosphaerosyllis fittoni is named after Nigel Fitton, English teacher, enthusiastic protector of urban wildlife, ... [details] Etymology "The species is named after Dr. Dieter Fiege, colleague and friend, who has made important contributions to the ... [details] Etymology "Syllis dominguezi is named after Luis Miguel Domínguez, famous Spanish naturalist, wildlife defender, wildlife ... [details] Etymology "Syllis escribanoi is named after David Escribano Pérez, friend and Taekwondo coach of the second author [Yolanda ... [details] Etymology "Syllis kai is named after Kai Garrido Lucas, beloved nephew of the second author [Yolanda Lucas]" (San Martín et ... [details] Habitat Interstitial in subtidal sand. [details] Habitat Subtidal fine sand with algae and sponges. [details] Habitat Subtidal dead coral (12 m). [details] Habitat Interstitial in intertidal sand. [details] Habitat Subtidal coralline sand (10-35 m). [details] Habitat Subtidal sandy bottoms (15-35 m). [details] Habitat Intertidal and sublittoral sandy patches. [details] Habitat Interstitial in intertidal sand. [details] Taxonomy Verde et al (2013) appear to have examined only the original 4 specimens from Simonstown, South Africa. There were ... [details] Type locality Hong-Kong, China, South China Sea (gazetteer estimate 22.3°, 114.1°), subtidal sand. [details] Type locality Wellers Rock, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand, South Pacific Ocean (gazetter estimate ... [details] Type locality El Nido, Palawan Island, Philippines (gazetteer estimate 11.23°, 119.39°), 12 m, dead coral. [details] Type locality Tuléar (= Toliara) Reef, Madagascar, Mozambique Channel, Western Indian Ocean (gazetteer estimate -23.384°, ... [details] Type locality Tuléar (= Toliara) Reef, Madagascar, Mozambique Channel, Western Indian Ocean (gazetteer estimate -23.384°, ... [details] Type locality Tuléar (= Toliara) Reef, Madagascar, Mozambique Channel, Western Indian Ocean (gazetteer estimate -23.384°, ... [details] Type locality Qingdao, China, Yellow Sea (gazetteer estimate 36.05°, 120.37°), intertidal sand. [details] Type locality Qingdao, China, Yellow Sea (gazetteer estimate 36.05°, 120.37°), intertidal sand. [details] Type locality Tuléar (= Toliara) Reef, Madagascar, Mozambique Channel, Western Indian Ocean (gazetteer estimate -23.384°, ... [details] |