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Polychaeta source details
Augener, Hermann. (1926). Papers from Dr. Th. Mortensen's Pacific Expedition 1914-16. XXXIV. Polychaeta III. Polychaeten von Neuseeland. II. Sedentaria. Videnskabelige Meddelelser fra Dansk naturhistorisk Forening i Köbenhavn. 81: 157-294.
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Augener, Hermann
1926
Papers from Dr. Th. Mortensen's Pacific Expedition 1914-16. XXXIV. Polychaeta III. Polychaeten von Neuseeland. II. Sedentaria
Videnskabelige Meddelelser fra Dansk naturhistorisk Forening i Köbenhavn
81: 157-294
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World Polychaeta Database (WPolyD). Article not known to be online except at WoRMS
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Begins: "Der zweite Teil der Bearbeitung der Neuseeland-Polychaeten von Dr. Mortensen enthält die Untersuchung über die sedentären Formen. Bezüglich der.Zahl der gefundenen Arten, ihrer Verbreitung u. s. w. verweise, ich auf den einleitenden Abschnitt in meiner Arbeit über die erranten Formen. Die Fundorte aus der Sammlung Mortensen sind in folgender Reihenfolge verzeichnet: Zuerst sind die Fundorte in äussersten Norden von Gesamt-Neuseeland aufgeführt, dann folgen von Norden nach Süden die Fundorte der Westküste, hierauf die Fundorte im äussersten Süden, endlich die Fundorte der Ostküste von Süden nach Norden. An die vorliegende Arbeit sind 2 Nachträge angeschlossen, von denen der erste die Besprechung einiger neuseeländischer Polychaeten-Typen von Schmarda enthält. In dem 2ten Nachtrag sind Ergänzunlen zur Polychaetenfauna der Subantarktischen Inseln enthalten"
[transl: The second part of the treatment of the New Zealand polychaetes by Dr. Mortensen contains the investigation of the sedentary forms. For the number of species found, their distribution, etc., I refer to the introductory section in my work on the forms found. The sites from the Mortensen collection are listed in the following order: first the sites in the extreme north of all of New Zealand are listed, then the sites on the west coast follow from north to south, then the sites in the extreme south, and finally the sites on the east coast from the south North. Two supplements are attached to the present work, the first of which contains the discussion of some New Zealand polychaete types of Schmarda. The 2nd supplement contains additions to the polychaete fauna of the subantarctic islands]
New Zealand
Systematics, Taxonomy
Amaea antipoda Augener, 1926 accepted as Amaeana antipoda (Augener, 1926) (original description)
Amphitrite intermedia Malmgren, 1866 accepted as Neoamphitrite affinis (Malmgren, 1866) (additional source) Amphitrite vigintipes (Grube, 1870) accepted as Neoamphitrite vigintipes (Grube, 1869) (additional source) Aricia cochleata Ehlers, 1900 accepted as Leodamas cochleatus (Ehlers, 1900) (source of synonymy) Asychis amphiglypta [auct. misspelling for amphiglyptus] accepted as Asychis amphiglyptus (Ehlers, 1897) (additional source) Asychis theodori Augener, 1926 accepted as Maldane theodori (Augener, 1926) (original description) Asychis trifilosa Augener, 1926 accepted as Asychis trifilosus Augener, 1926 (original description) Capitellethus dispar (Ehlers, 1907) (additional source) Daylithos dieteri Salazar-Vallejo, 2012 (additional source) Eteone triangulifera Augener, 1913 accepted as Mystides triangulifera (Augener, 1913) (source of synonymy) Flabelligera bicolor (Schmarda, 1861) (additional source) Flabelligera lingulata Ehlers, 1904 accepted as Flabelligera bicolor (Schmarda, 1861) (source of synonymy) Flabelligera semiannulata Ehlers, 1904 accepted as Flabelligera bicolor (Schmarda, 1861) (source of synonymy) Isomastus perarmatus Gravier, 1911 accepted as Capitella perarmata (Gravier, 1911) (additional source) Macroclymenella Augener, 1926 accepted as Clymenella Verrill, 1873 (original description) Macroclymenella stewartensis Augener, 1926 accepted as Clymenella stewartensis (Augener, 1926) (original description) Mystides triangulifera (Augener, 1913) (additional source) Nereilepas pacifica Schmarda, 1861 accepted as Perinereis vallata (Grube, 1857) (source of synonymy) Nicomache plimmertonensis Augener, 1926 (original description) Notomastus eisigi Benham, 1916 accepted as Capitellethus dispar (Ehlers, 1907) (source of synonymy) Notomastus zeylanicus Willey, 1905 (additional source) Pectinaria crassa Grube, 1870 accepted as Amphictene crassa (Grube, 1870) (source of synonymy) Perinereis vallata (Grube, 1857) (basis of record) Potamilla (Pseudopotamilla) Bush, 1905 accepted as Pseudopotamilla Bush, 1905 (new combination reference) Praxillella insecta (Ehlers, 1905) accepted as Euclymene insecta (Ehlers, 1904) (new combination reference) Pseudonerine Augener, 1926 accepted as Scolelepis Blainville, 1828 (original description) Pseudonerine antipoda Augener, 1926 accepted as Scolelepis antipoda (Augener, 1926) (original description) Sabella (Potamilla) brevicomata Ehlers, 1905 accepted as Eudistylia brevicomata (Ehlers, 1905) (redescription) Sabella aberrans Augener, 1926 accepted as Parasabella aberrans (Augener, 1926) (original description) Sabellaria antipoda Augener, 1926 accepted as Neosabellaria antipoda (Augener, 1926) (original description) Sabellaria kaiparaensis Augener, 1926 accepted as Neosabellaria kaiparaensis (Augener, 1926) (original description) Sabellaria rupicaproides Augener, 1926 accepted as Neosabellaria rupicaproides (Augener, 1926) (original description) Scolecolepides benhami Ehlers, 1907 (additional source) Scoloplos (Leodamas) ohlini (Ehlers, 1900) accepted as Leodamas cirratus (Ehlers, 1897) (additional source) Scoloplos cylindrifer Ehlers, 1904 (additional source) Spio aequalis Ehlers, 1904 (additional source)
Lyttelton Harbour for Amaea antipoda Augener, 1926
Holotype reportedly unlocatable, museum (Gottingen?) & code not known, geounit Lyttelton Harbour, identified as Amaea antipoda Augener, 1926
Holotype TIO-BTS-Poly-137, Third Institute of Oceanography, Ministry of Natural Resources, Xiamen, China, geounit South China Sea, identified as Nereis tricirrata Lin, Huang, Liang & He, 2022 Editor's comment New Zealand records of earlier authors (eg Augener, 1926) are probably in error. [details] Editor's comment unexplained recombination as checklist listing only. There appears to be no usage elsewhere, and the original taxon ... [details] Etymology Name is a combination of the family name of John H. Day with the Greek word for stone (lithos, masculine), because ... [details] Etymology authors: Nereis tricirrata is named for "the three anal cirri present on the pygidium, one on the mid-dorsal and ... [details] Identification Previously frequently recorded around the New Zealand coast as Pherusa parmata(us) [details] Status It is uncertain if Augener was the first to use Pseudopotamilla Bush downranked to a subgenus, but here he uses it ... [details] Taxonomy Augener (1926: 172) recorded Notomastus zeylanicus from Halfmoon Bay, Stewart Island, New Zealand, and placed under ... [details] Type locality Lyttelton, New Zealand, -43.6075, 172.7181 (gazetteer estimate) [details] Type locality Queen Charlotte Sound, New Zealand. Original specimens from Colville Channel, Coromandel and Queen Charlotte Sound, ... [details] Type locality South Hainan, offshore, northern South China Sea, 17.55, 111.15, (17°33'N, 111°9'E), 1766 m depth [details] Type material Light (1980) reports his lectotype as ZMUH V-9734, indicating the Hamburg museum where indeed some Augener material ... [details] |