| Note | Wesenberg-Lund (1941) was the first (fide Uschakov, 1982) to report that Harmothoe bathydomus [now Eunoe] was a commensal of Holothuroidea (on Bathyplotes natans). There is, however, uncertainty whether Wesenberg-Lund's specimen was the same species as Ditlevsen's (Uschakov, 1982; Shields, Glover & Wiklund, 2013). No subsequent authors who recorded the species have examined the holotype, which was an anterior fragment of 28 segments. The characteristic mammiliform tubercles on elytra as figured by Ditlevsen were not seen in Wesenberg-Lund's specimen, and her specimen uniquely had faint eyes. Shields, Glover & Wiklund (2013) report the association was with the holothurian Deima validum validum |