Atlantic coast of Florida and Gulf of Mexico. [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida) and Northeastern Gulf of Mexico (Florida). [details]
Atlantic coast of Florida and Gulf of Mexico. [details]
Atlantic Ocean: USA (Florida); Gulf of Mexico; Brazil (Paraíba, São Paulo, Paraná); Caribbean Sea: Cuba, ... [details]
Atlantic coast of Florida and Gulf of Mexico. [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (Florida) and Eastern Gulf of Mexico. [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (Florida) and Bahamas. [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (Florida and North Carolina). [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (Florida) and Bahamas. [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (Florida) and Bahamas. [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA (Florida, Connecticut, Maryland) and Eastern Gulf of Mexico. [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (Florida) and Eastern Gulf of Mexico. [details]
Atlantic coast of USA (Florida) and Eastern Gulf of Mexico. [details]
The species is named in honor of Mr. Robert M. Gallagher, who was instrumental in providing the excellent specimens ... [details]
The generic name is formed from the Latin dentata, meaning toothed, and the stem generic name, Syllis. Gender: ... [details]
The specific epithet derives from the Latin adjectives octo, meaning eight, and dentata, meaning toothed, refering ... [details]
The specific epithet derives from the Latin and refers to the sandy tube of the species. [details]
The specific epithet refers to the type locality of the species, as opposed to that of the closely related tropical ... [details]
The specific epithet derives from the Latin, and refers to the long pharynx of the species. [details]
The species is named in honor of Dr. Gesa Hartmann-Schröder, whose advice to the author made possible the ... [details]
The specific epithet is derived from the Latin prefix quadri, meaning four, and oculata, having eyes, referring to ... [details]
The specific epithet is derived from the Latin and refers to the aciculated setae. [details]
The specific epithet is derived from the Latin prefix, bi-, meaning double or twice, and the latinized Greek ... [details]
The specific epithet is derived from the Latin, and refers to the small pharyngeal tooth typical of the species. [details]
The specific epithet is derived from the Latin, glandulata, meaning glanded, and refers to the parapodial glands. [details]
The specific epithet is derived from the latin magna, meaning 'large', and dentata, meaning 'toothed', and refers ... [details]
The specific epithet derives from the previously described species, pirifera, and the Greek suffix, -opsis, meaning ... [details]
The specific epithet is named in honor of Dr. Nathan W. Riser, who assisted the author in describing the present ... [details]
The species is dedicated to Dr. John L. Taylor, who assisted in the Hutchinson Island study, and helped the author ... [details]
The species is named in honor of Dr. Marian H. Pettibone to express the appreciation of the author for the help ... [details]
The specis is named in honor of Dr. Karl Banse, whose review of the genus Syllides facilitated the description of ... [details]
The specific epithet floridanus refers to the type locality of the species, Florida. [details]
The species is named in honor of Robert M. Ingle, former director of the Florida Department of Natural Resources ... [details]
The specific epithet is derived from the Latin, and refers to the minute teeth on the trepan. [details]
The species is named in honor of Thomas Savage, formerly of the Florida Department of Natural Resources Marine ... [details]
Syllides is masculine as ICZN Code 4th edition article 30.1.4.4 requires '-ides' ending genera to be treated as ... [details]
Very fine to fine quartose sand, shelly sand, and coarse and medium calcareous sand. [details]
In coarse calcareous sand and scleractinian Siderastrea radians (Pallas, 1766). [details]
Coarse calcareous sand, shelly sand, sand with Syringodium cover, and very fine to fine quartose sand. [details]
Coarse calcareous sand. Also found on submerged plastic substracta. [details]
Coarse calcareous sand nad sand with broken shells. [details]
In sand, shell, and coral rubble with Thalassia, Penicillus, and Halimeda cover. Also on submerged plastic substrata. [details]
Coarse calcareous sand and in sand, shell, and coral rubble with Thalassia, Penicillus, and Halimeda cover. Also on ... [details]
In sand, shell, and coral rubble with Thalassia, Penicillus, and Halimeda cover, and in coarse calcareous sand. [details]
Coarse calcareous sand and in Zostera beds. [details]
Coarse calcareous sand and sand with Syringodium or Halodule cover. [details]
Syllides is a male latin name, thus the correct ending for the specific names whose etimology refers to an ... [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º20.7'N, 80º12.8'W). [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º21.6'N, 80º13.2'W). [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º22.9'N, 80º13.9'W). [details]
Eastern Gulf of Mexico, Florida, off Egmont Key (27º37'N, 83º28'W). [details]
Hutchinson Island (27º21.6'N, 80º13.2'W), a barrier island on the S Florida Atlantic coast [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º21.6'N, 80º13.2'W) [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º22.9'N, 80º13.9'W). [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º20.7'N, 80º12.8'W). [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º20.7'N, 80º12.8'W). [details]
Atlantic coast of the USA, Florida, Hutchinson Island (27º22.9'N, 80º13.9'W). [details]