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Phallodrilus densespectinis Erséus, 1987 accepted as Gianius densespectinis (Erséus, 1987) (original description)
Phallodrilus georgei Erséus, 1987 accepted as Inermidrilus georgei (Erséus, 1987) (original description)
Phallodrilus klarae Erséus, 1987 accepted as Thalassodrilus klarae (Erséus, 1987) (original description)
Phallodrilus messanensis Erséus, 1987 accepted as Pirodrilus messanensis (Erséus, 1987) (original description)
Phallodrilus minutissimus Erséus, 1987 accepted as Mexidrilus minutissimus (Erséus, 1987) (original description)
Phallodrilus monnioti Erséus, 1987 accepted as Gianius monnioti (Erséus, 1987) (original description)
Phallodrilus nidarosiensis Erséus, 1987 accepted as Mexidrilus nidarosiensis (Erséus, 1987) (original description)
Phallodrilus parthenopaeus Pierantoni, 1902 (redescription)
Holotype SMNH 3599, geounit Sicily, identified as Phallodrilus messanensis Erséus, 1987
Holotype SMNH 3600, geounit Sicily, identified as Phallodrilus densespectinis Erséus, 1987
Holotype SMNH No. 3598, geounit Southern Bight, identified as Phallodrilus klarae Erséus, 1987
Holotype DKNVS T00186, geounit Trondheims Fjord, identified as Phallodrilus nidarosiensis Erséus, 1987
Holotype DKNVS T00286, geounit Trondheims Fjord, identified as Phallodrilus minutissimus Erséus, 1987
Holotype MNHN UB565, geounit Corsica, identified as Phallodrilus monnioti Erséus, 1987
Known only from Sicily, Italy. Subtidal very coarse sediments, 4-20 m depth. [details]
Scotland and Ireland. Intertidal(?), and 'subtidal' (3 m) in a rockpool. [details]
Known only from the type locality off Belgium. Subtidal sand, 15 m depth [details]
Known only from the type locality in Sicily, Italy. Barely subtidal coarse sand. [details]
Known only from the type locality in the Trondheimsfjord, Norway. Subtidal coarse sediment, 40-80 m depth. [details]
Known only from the type locality in Corsica. Subtidal, very coarse sediment. [details]
Known only from the type locality in the Trondheimsfjord, Norway. Subtidal fine sediment, 180-240 m depth. [details]
Italy, Ireland and Scotland. Mostly subtidal, coarse sediments, down to at least 4 m depth. [details]
The name densespectinis is Latin for 'weaving comb', here alluding to the appearance of the bundles of penial setae. [details]
The species is named for Dr J. D. George, BMNH, who collected this and other oligochaete material on the Isle of ... [details]
Named for Dr Klara van Osmael, Zoological Institute, State University of Gent, who very kindly provided the material. [details]
The species is named minutissimus, Latin for 'very small', as it is one of the smallest species of Tubificidae ever ... [details]
Named for Drs F. and C. Monniot, who collected the material. [details]
The species is named after Nidaros, an older name for the county of Trondheim. [details]
