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Name

Nygren, Arne; Pleijel, Fredrik. (2015). Ringmaskar: Havsborstmaskar, Annelida: Polychaeta. [ArtDatabanken, SLU, Uppsala]. ArtDatabanken. Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet. [360 pp., checklist & keys, online pdf].

SourceID

197718

Authors

Nygren, Arne; Pleijel, Fredrik

Year

2015

Title

Ringmaskar: Havsborstmaskar, Annelida: Polychaeta. [ArtDatabanken, SLU, Uppsala]. ArtDatabanken. Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet

Suffix

[360 pp., checklist & keys, online pdf]

Type

Publication

Link

http://www.artdatabanken.se/aktuellt/aktuellt/2015/maj/ny-interaktiv-pdf-av-havsborstmaskar-inom-nationalnyckeln-foer-sveriges-flora-och-fauna/

Note

World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb). Checklist and keys (Swedish/English) to Swedish Polychaeta

Abstract

This pdf, following the concept of the Encyclopedia of the Swedish Flora and Fauna, covers all species of Swedish aciculate bristleworms (Polychaeta: Aciculata). Identification keys in English are presented for all [aciculata] species.

Geographical term

North Sea (and Channel)

Taxonomic term

Polychaeta

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Taxa (3)
Notes (5)

Errantia (identification resource)
Hesiosyllis enigmatica Wesenberg Lund, 1950 accepted as Pionosyllis nidrosiensis (Bidenkap, 1907) (source of synonymy)
Pionosyllis nidrosiensis (Bidenkap, 1907) (basis of record)

Depth range

for Pionosyllis nidrosiensis (Bidenkap, 1907)

Below 100 m; 584-769 m [details]

Distribution

for Pionosyllis nidrosiensis (Bidenkap, 1907)

From Greenland and Iceland in the north to Galicia Bank (Spain), in the south, including Norway, Sweden, Bohüslan ... [details]

Etymology

for Pionosyllis nidrosiensis (Bidenkap, 1907)

The specific epithet nidrosiensis derives from 'Nidaros', the medieval name of the town of Thondheim, and the Latin ... [details]

Etymology

for Syllis nidrosiensis Bidenkap, 1907

The specific epithet nidrosiensis derives from 'Nidaros', the medieval name of the town of Thondheim, and the Latin ... [details]

Habitat

for Pionosyllis nidrosiensis (Bidenkap, 1907)

On mud with sand and laminarians, among Madrepora oculata corals, and in tubes on the sponge Phakellia robusta. [details]