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Slabber's plate 7, apparently a figure of a spionid.
Description Van der Hoeven (1862) identifies Slabber's figures, but for this one he says (in translation) " seems sort of to be a Spio, but I do not define this figure any further. " Later Horst (1898) places Slabber's Scolopendra marina in a synonymy of Polydora ciliata. However, the morphological detail does not match. The figure is indeterminable
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added on 2017-02-141 792 viewsWoRMS taxaScan of drawing Scolopendra marina Linnaeus, 1758checked Read, Geoffrey 2021-01-08
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