The authority is Grube (1860: 98). This name, in its original combination of Terebella zostericola, has been given ... [details]

Terebella zostericola has been given the authorship of Örsted in Grube, 1860. However, Grube is the author as no ... [details]

Type material found at about 4 m depth. Other records refer 1-124 m.  [details]

About 56.7 m (31 fathoms), in a fresh water lake. [details]

Not stated in original description.  [details]

Not stated in original description. Intertidal to 100 m, but recorded to be present at 1500 m.  [details]

Not stated in original description.  [details]

Original diagnosis by Grube (1860: 88): ''Corpus vermiforme, subteres, segmentis brevibus. Lobus capitalis segmento ... [details]

Mediterranean Sea; Adriatic Sea; Aegean Sea; Atlantic Ocean off Morocco; northern Arabian Sea; Gulf of Mexico.  [details]

Adriatic Sea: Kraljevica (Croatia).  [details]

Adriatic Sea: Cres (Croatia).  [details]

Sylline Grube 1860 cannot be used as an Exogonin genus because the physical type is the Autolytin Myrianida ... [details]

Not stated. The specific epithet frontifilis is composed by the Latin noun fronti, dative singular of frons and ... [details]

the combination 'brevispinis' means short thorns (plural), as spinis is thorns (not thorn) in historic Latin usages ... [details]

Not stated. The name Spiophanes seems to be composed by the generic name Spio Fabricius, 1785, the type genus of ... [details]

Not stated. It is safe to assume Spiophanes kroyeri was named after Danish biologist Hendrik Krøyer, with Grube ... [details]

Etymology of Sylline not known, maybe a variation of Syllis.  [details]

The specific epithet rubropunctata is composed by the Latin adjective rubro, meaning 'red', and the Latin adjective ... [details]

The specific epithet variegata is the feminine of the Latin adjective variegato, meaning 'variegated, exhibiting ... [details]

The specific epithet zebra refers to the coloration pattern of the species, with double dorsal transversal brown ... [details]

Not stated. Most likely derived for Örsted's 1844 nomen nudum because his specimen was found in a seagrass ... [details]

Type material found on stones, among Melobesia, at about 2 fathoms depth (about 4 m; see Grube, 1861: 77; Banse, ... [details]

Muddy bottom of fresh water lake, 56.7 m depth (31 fathoms). [details]

Not stated in original description.  [details]

Not stated in original description.  [details]

Name-only presented in Örsted (1844). No description so a nomen nudum, but Grube (1860: 98) later adopted ... [details]

Comments on an Incorrect original spelling. Amphicteis brevispinis is misspelled as 'brivispinis' in Grube's text ... [details]

Amphicteis brevispinis is misspelled as 'brivispinis' in Grube's text but spelled as 'brevispinis' as expected in ... [details]

The correct spelling is Hypania brevispinis, and H. brevispina is incorrect. The species name 'brevispinis' was ... [details]

Nicolea zostericola dates from 1860, therefore Nicolea longicornis Sar, 1829 is senior although in the Hartman ... [details]

Adriatic Sea, Croatia, near Cres (= Cherso) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with a gazetteer to be ... [details]

Seas near Greenland. Grube (1860: 110) only indicated the type locality for his single specimen as "Aus dem Meere ... [details]

Isle of Cres (formerly aka Cherso as in Grube), northern Kvarner Gulf, Croatia, Adriatic Sea. Cres town and ... [details]

Lake Vrana (Vranasko jezero), Cres (Cherso) Island, Croatia, Adriatic Sea (gazeteer estimate 44.855°N, 14.385°E), ... [details]

Adriatic Sea, Croatia, Kraljevica (= Porto Ré) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with gazetteer to be ... [details]

Adriatic Sea, Croatia, near Cres (= Cherso) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with a gazetteer to be ... [details]

Adriatic Sea, Croatia, near Cres (= Cherso) (geocoordinates not provided, estimated with a gazetteer to be ... [details]