USA coast of Gulf of Mexico, from Alligator Harbor (Florida) to Port Aransas (Texas). [details]
No further work appears to have been done on the poorly known Podarmus pelagic polynoids since the article of ... [details]
According to Chamberlin the genus name Podarmus is derived from the Greek words meaning foot and peg, referring to ... [details]
According to Pettibone (1966) Cabira is feminine. This is supported by the 'a' ending and by Webster's type ... [details]
Masculine. Pettibone (1966: 199) states that Podarmus is masculine. [details]
Silty and sandy sediments, from shallow shelf depths to deep basins. [details]
Sandy-silt and mud, intertidal to shallow water, in coastal lagoons and shelf. [details]
Originally found in a fragment of loosely compacted sandstone. In medium-fine to fine-very fine sand, silty sand, ... [details]
Silty and sandy sediments, from shallow shelf depths to deep basins. [details]
As noted under P. berkeleyi, Pettibone (1966:161) 'corrected' the epithet spelling to 'berkeleyae' as the species ... [details]
Pettibone (1966:161) 'corrected' the epithet spelling to 'berkeleyae' as the species was named after Edith ... [details]
A data-entry error in WoRMS previously recorded the species name as 'atlantica', but the correct name of Monro was ... [details]
Pettibone refers Ancistrosyllis longicirrata Berkeley & Berkeley, 1961 to synonymy under Podarmus ploa. They are ... [details]
Pettibone refers Podarmus atlanticus of Monro to synonymy under Podarmus ploa. Previously Monro had said the two ... [details]
Moved to genus Sigambra by Pettibone (1966), later synonymised with Sigambra tentaculata (Treadwell, 1941) by Tamai ... [details]
Type material was not found in the Smithsonian Institution, Washington (USNM), where most of Webster's polychaete ... [details]