WoRMS source details
Pacific Ocean
Tasmanian
Hydrothermal vents, Cold seeps
Systematics, Taxonomy
Exogone dieteri San Martín, 2004 (original description)
Sphaerosyllis ruthae San Martín, 2004 (original description)
Syllis sol San Martín, 2004 (original description)
Holotype SMF 13218, geounit Papua New Guinea, identified as Syllis sol San Martín, 2004
Paratype SMF 13219, geounit Papua New Guinea, identified as Syllis sol San Martín, 2004
Paratype SMF 13220, geounit Papua New Guinea, identified as Syllis sol San Martín, 2004
Paratype SMF 13221, geounit Papua New Guinea, identified as Syllis sol San Martín, 2004
Holotype SMF 13233, geounit Tasman Sea, identified as Exogone dieteri San Martín, 2004
Holotype SMF 13236, geounit Gulf of Alaska, identified as Sphaerosyllis ruthae San Martín, 2004
Paratype SMF 13237, geounit Gulf of Alaska, identified as Sphaerosyllis ruthae San Martín, 2004
Holotype SMF 13239, geounit Campbell Plateau, identified as Autolytus profundus San Martín, 2004
Campbell Plateau, SE New Zealand. Only known from type locality. [details]
Tasman Sea. Only known from type locality. [details]
Gulf of Alaska. Only known from type locality. [details]
Moved to Myrianida, the senior synonym of Autolytus, as it is a modern well-described species placed by its author ... [details]
The specific epithet profundus is a Latin substantive in apposition, and refers to the great depth in which the ... [details]
The species is dedicated to Dr. Dieter Fiege, Senckenberg-Museum, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, who supported the ... [details]
The species is dedicated to Dr. Ruth Barnich, formerly of the Senckenberg-Museum, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. [details]
The specific epithet sol is the Latin word for the German word 'Sonne', the name of the Research Vessel which ... [details]
San Martín (2004) described the species as Sphaerosyllis(?) ruthae, stating that it belonged to a new genus that ... [details]
Campbell Plateau, SE New Zealand (50º7.35'S, 174º36.35'E). [details]
Tasman Sea, off New Zealand (42º17.99'S, 170º0.00'E). [details]
Gulf of Alaska, off Alaska (USA), Shugamin (54º18.17'N, 157º11.82'W). [details]
Papua New Guinea, off New Ireland, between Lihir and Tabar (3º1.988'S, 152º21.015'E). Only known from type locality. [details]