Deep-Sea source details
Ophelina abranchiata Støp-Bowitz, 1948 (additional source)
Ophelina chaetifera (Hartman, 1965) (additional source)
Ophelina manana Magalhães, Rizzo & Bailey-Brock, 2019 (original description)
Paratype BPBM R3894, geounit Mamala Bay, identified as Ophelina manana Magalhães, Rizzo & Bailey-Brock, 2019
Intertidal; 65-100 m (Guam, Mariana Islands). [details]
Shallow subtidal to 82 m. [details]
Intertidal to 20 m. [details]
1020-3060 m (off California); 397-507 (Hawaii). [details]
1330-5007 m (off New England); 1500 m (off Guianas); 1039-1650 m (off Brazil); 481-498 m (Hawaii). [details]
Original diagnosis by Magalhães et al (2019: 215): "Parapodia biramous, with parapodial prechaetal lobe and ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Magalhães et al (2019: 212): "Parapodia biramous, symmetrical, with parapodial prechaetal ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Magalhães et al. (2019: 229): "Branchiae present from chaetigers 2–3 and only absent on ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Magalhães et al. (2019: 231): "Branchiae absent. Anal tube short with two proximal ... [details]
Body elongated, not divided into distinct regions; ventral groove and two lateral grooves present. Segments ... [details]
Original diagnosis by Magalhães et al. (2019: 221): "Parapodia biramous, chaetae emerging from body wall ... [details]
Pacific Ocean: East China Sea (western Kyushu, Japan); Yellow Sea (South Korean coast); Mariana Islands (Guam). [details]
Pacific Ocean: Hawaiian Islands (Oahu). [details]
Pacific Ocean: Hawaiian Islands (Hawai'i; Oahu). [details]
Pacific Ocean: Australia (Queensland, Great Barrier Reef: Lizard Island, North Direction Island, and Yonge Reef); ... [details]
North Atlantic Ocean. Pacific Ocean: off California; Peru; Hawaii (Oahu). [details]
Atlantic Ocean: off New England; off NE South America (Guianas); off Brazil (Campos Basin). Pacific Ocean: ?Hawaiian ... [details]
Pacific Ocean: Tanguisson Beach (Guam, Mariana Islands). [details]
Pacific Ocean: Hawaiian Islands (Oahu). [details]
Pacific Ocean: Hawaiian Islands (Hawai'i; Oahu). [details]
"The epithet circum comes from the Latin for round, and papillata for papillae, referring to the round shape of the ... [details]
"This species is named after Garrett Lynch, a marine biologist, stomatopod enthusiast, lab mate and friend of the ... [details]
"This species is named after Dr. Alan Kohn who donated the type specimens collected in Guam as part of his studies ... [details]
"The epithet of this species refers to the Hawaiian term Manana meaning “to protrude, as ears; to distend, as ... [details]
"The epithet of this species refers to the Hawaiian term Mauli-ola meaning breath of life, power of healing and ... [details]
Sand and coral rubble, from shallow subtidal to shelf depths. [details]
Mud, sand, and coral rubble, from intertidal to subtidal depths. [details]
Sand, coral rubble, calcareous algae, sponges and coral sand. Specimens from American Samoa from intertidal muddy ... [details]
Reef flat and bench, shallow subtidal. [details]
Volcanic sediments and foraminiferan deposits, at bathyal depths. [details]
Sand and coral rubble, from subtidal to shallow shelf depths. [details]
Waianae ocean outfall, west shore of Oahu Island, Hawaii, Pacific Ocean (21.4128°, -158.1961°). [details]
Waiau discharge [= near mouth of cooling water discharge channel of Waiau Generating Station], Pearl Harbor, Oahu ... [details]
Tanguisson Beach, outer reef and bench near Tanguisson Power Plant, Guam, Mariana Islands, Pacific Ocean ... [details]
Mamala Bay, Oahu Island, Hawaii, Pacific Ocean (21.2525°, -157.9083°). [details]
Vicinities of Sand Island outfall, Mamala Bay, Oahu Island, Hawaii, Pacific Ocean (21.2819°, -157.8969°). [details]
