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Hartman, Olga. (1978). Polychaeta from the Weddell Sea quadrant, Antarctica. Antarctic Research Series. 26(4): 125-223.
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10.1002/9781118664599.ch4 [view]
Hartman, Olga
1978
Polychaeta from the Weddell Sea quadrant, Antarctica.
Antarctic Research Series
26(4): 125-223
Publication
World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb)
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Two hundred eleven species in 149 genera and 42 families of polychaetous annelids are named. Most come from the Weddell Sea Quadrant. One family, Helmetophoridae, is new. Three genera, Helmetophorus in Helmetophoridae, Flabelliseta in Flabelligeridae, and Emaga in Ampharetidae, are new. Twenty-one species are new: Eunoe brunnea and Eunoe spica in Polynoidae; Eulalia pachycirra and Nipponophyllum antarcticum in Phyllodocidae; Helmetophorus rankini in Helmetophoridae; Apistobranchus glacierae in Apistobranchidae; Laonice weddellia in Spionidae; Caulleriella antarctica and Chaetozone pinguis in Cirratulidae; Flabelliseta incrusta, Ilyphagus antarcticus, and Ilyphagus cristata in Flabelligeridae; Asclerocheilus nigrocirrus in Scalibregmidae; Ammotrypane setigera in Opheliidae; Myriochele scotiae in Oweniidae; Emaga laevis, Glyphanostomum scotiarum, and Parampharete weddellia in Ampharetidae; and Euchone heteroseta, Euchone scotiarum, and Jasmineira regularis in Sabellidae. One subspecies, Pseudoscalibregma bransfieldia collaris in Scalibregmidae, is new. One name, Praxillella monroi in Maldanidae, is new. Seven combinations are new: Haploscoloplos minutus in Orbiniidae; Aricidea simplex in Paraonidae; Fauveliopsis brevis in Fauveliopsidae; Asclerocheilus aciculatus and Pseudoscalibregma bransfieldia in Scalibregmidae; Eusamythella sexdentata in Ampharetidae; and Axionice spinigera in Terebellidae. The following species have their accounts emended or their illustrations added: Brada bransfieldia and Bradabyssa papillata in Flabelligeridae; Fauveliopsis challengeriae in Fauveliopsidae; Kebuita minuta, Pseudoscalibregma bransfieldia, and Sclerocheilus antarcticus in Scalibregmidae; and Travisia antarctica in Opheliidae.
Antarctic
Systematics, Taxonomy
Date action by 2013-01-12 18:30:12Z created db_admin Classification Hartman (1978) thought Helmetophorus was related to the hesionids, while Glasby & Fauchald (1991) thought it ... [details] Depth range 40 m (Hero Inlet, Antarctica); 400-659 m (Weddell Sea, Antarctica). [details] Distribution Antarctica: Weddell Sea , in 400-1622 m; South Orkney Islands, in 2800 m. [details] Distribution Antarctic Ocean, at the Weddell Sea. [details] Distribution Antarctic Ocean, at the Weddell Sea. [details] Distribution Antarctic Ocean, at the Weddell Sea. [details] Etymology The specific epithet setigera is a Latin adjective, feminine of setiger and meaning 'bristly', 'having hair or ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet nigrocirrus is composed by the Latin adjective nigro, form of niger and meaning 'black' (more ... [details] Etymology From author (Hartman, 1978: 191): "The generic name [Emaga] is a corruption of Amage Malmgren." [details] Etymology The specific epithet pachycirra is composed by the prefix of Greek origin pachy-, meaning 'thick', and cirra, a ... [details] Etymology Not stated. The name of the genus is composed by the Latin noun flabell, designating a 'small hand fan' and ... [details] Etymology Not stated. The specific epithet incrusta is a form of the Latin verb incrusto, meaning 'to incrust', and ... [details] Etymology The generic name Helmetophorus is composed by the English word 'helmet' and the New Latin suffix of Greek origin ... [details] Etymology The species is named in honor of John S. Rankin, Jr. (University of Connecticut, USA), who directed the benthic ... [details] Etymology The specific epithet weddellia refers to the type locality of the species, the Weddell Sea (Antarctica). [details] Etymology The specific epithet antarcticum refers to the type locality of the species, Antarctica. [details] Etymology The subspecific epithet collaris is a Latin adjective meaning 'collared' or 'having a collar', and refers to the ... [details] Habitat Occurs at bathyal depths. Salazar-Vallejo et al. (2007: 476) state that "It might be a pelagic polychaete, but ... [details] Habitat Not stated. Occurs at bathyal depths. [details] Status Erected after 1960 as a variety of species Aricidea suecica Eliason. The Code Article 15 deems such names as ... [details] Synonymy Knox & Cameron (1998) placed Aglaophamus ornatus as a synonym of A. trissophyllus, but without explanation, which ... [details] Taxonomy Probably the result of a databasing lapsus. No species was described in Hartman (1978) as Asclerocheilus ... [details] Type locality Antarctic Ocean, Weddell Sea, Coats Land (73º28.4'S, 30º26.9'W), at 3111 m. [details] Type locality Antarctic Ocean, Weddell Sea (64º46.2'S, 41º30.1'W), at 4575 m. [details] Type locality Antarctic Ocean, Weddell Sea, Coats Land, Berkner Island, north of island (76º50'S, 40º55'W), at 513 m. [details] Type locality Weddell Sea, Antarctic Ocean (66º48'S, 49º54'W), at 2936 m. [details] Type locality Coats Land, Weddell Sea, Antarctic Ocean (73º28.4'S, 30º26.9'W), at 3111 m. [details] Type locality Antarctic Ocean, Weddell Sea, Coats Land, Berkner Island, NW of bay (77º36.2'S, 42º30'W), at 585 m. [details] Type locality Antarctic Ocean, Weddell Sea (70º07'S, 39º38'W), at 650 m. [details] Type locality Antarctic Ocean, Weddell Sea, Coats Land, Berkner Island, NW of bay (77º36.2'S, 42º30'W), at 585 m. [details] |