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Lavesque, Nicolas; Nogueira, João M. M.; Daffe, Guillemine.; Hutchings, Pat. (2024). Five new species of Terebellides (Annelida, Polychaeta, Trichobranchidae) from Papua New Guinea (Bismarck and Solomon seas). Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution. 12: 1349362: 1-22.
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10.3389/fevo.2024.1349362 [view]
Lavesque, Nicolas; Nogueira, João M. M.; Daffe, Guillemine.; Hutchings, Pat
2024
Five new species of Terebellides (Annelida, Polychaeta, Trichobranchidae) from Papua New Guinea (Bismarck and Solomon seas)
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
12: 1349362: 1-22
Publication
Annelidabase. Terebellides is masculine (code rule) therefore adjectival names 'oculata' and 'papillosa' are incorrectly feminine. However, there are several feminine names already in the genus.
Five new species of Terebellides are described from coastal and deep waters of Papua New Guinea, using both morphology and molecular tools (for four species). Terebellides elenae n. sp. is characterized by the absence of both a glandular lateral region on TC3 and papillae on margins of the branchial lamellae and by the presence of partially fused branchial lobes with conspicuous fifth lobe and dorsal rounded projections until TC6. Terebellides fauchaldi n. sp. has a very large glandular lateral region on the third thoracic chaetiger (TC3), a fifth branchial lobe and partially fused branchial lobes, and conspicuous dorsal rounded projections on TC2–6. Terebellides madeep n. sp. is characterized by a thin glandular region on TC3 and by four free branchial lobes. Terebellides oculata n. sp. is one of the only two species in the world to have eyespots. Finally, T. papillosa n. sp. has geniculate chaetae on TC6 and TC7 and bears a large number of papillae. A majority-rule consensus tree using the 16S gene and an identification key for all Terebellides species described from the Central Indo-Pacific region are provided.
South-east Asia
Molecular systematics, Molecular biology
Systematics, Taxonomy
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Holotype MNHN MNHN-IA-2000-2071, geounit Papua New Guinea, identified as Terebellides elenae Lavesque, Nogueira, Daffe & Hutchings, 2024
Holotype MNHN MNHN-IA-2000-2074, geounit New Britain, identified as Terebellides fauchaldi Lavesque, Nogueira, Daffe & Hutchings, 2024
Holotype MNHN MNHN-IA-2000-2078,, geounit New Britain, identified as Terebellides madeep Lavesque, Nogueira, Daffe & Hutchings, 2024
Holotype MNHN MNHN-IA-2000-2079, geounit Papua New Guinea, identified as Terebellides oculata Lavesque, Nogueira, Daffe & Hutchings, 2024
Holotype MNHN MNHN-IA-2000-2082, geounit New Britain, identified as Terebellides papillosa Lavesque, Nogueira, Daffe & Hutchings, 2024
 Etymology

Terebellides elenae is named for Elena Kupriyanova, Serpulidae taxonomist of the Australian Museum [details]

 Etymology

The species is named for the late Kristian Fauchald of the Smithsonian [details]

 Etymology

Terebellides madeep is named for the the MADEEP scientific expedition of MNHN, thus as the name is not latinized, ... [details]

 Etymology

Terebellides oculata (should be oculatus) "is named for the presence of eyespots" [details]

 Etymology

Terebellides papillosa (should be 'papillosus') is named for the "unusual number of papillae on thoracic segments." [details]

 Spelling

For gender agreement the spelling of the adjectival species name should be 'oculatus'. This genus is masculine but ... [details]

 Spelling

For gender agreement Terebellides papillosa should be T. papillosus. This genus is masculine but several species ... [details]

 Type locality

Kairiru Island, Papua New Guinea, 3.35°S, 143.46 E, depth 325–340 m [details]

 Type locality

West New Britain, MADEEP CP4329, 6.133°S, 149.16°E, depth 250–500 m [details]

 Type locality

Ainto Bay, New Britain, MADEEP DW4328, 6.116°S, 149.16°E, depth 230–440 m [details]

 Type locality

Nagada Harbour, Papua New Guinea, PD55, 5.15°S, 147.78°E, depth 5 m [details]

 Type locality

Ainto Bay, New Britain, MADEEP CP4329, 6.13°S, 149.16°E, depth 250–500 [details]