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Davis, D. (1985). The Oligochaeta of Georges bank (NW Atlantic), with descriptions of four new species. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. 98(1):158-176.
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Davis, D.
1985
The Oligochaeta of Georges bank (NW Atlantic), with descriptions of four new species
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington
98(1):158-176
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Thirty-two oligochaete species are recorded from benthic grab samples taken southeast of Massachusetts (Georges Bank). Taxonomic notes are provided for all species not previously dealt with in earlier papers (Erseus and Davis 1984; Erseus 1984a; Davis 1984). Four of the species, Phallodrilus dorsospermatheca, Phallodrilus christeri, Adelodrilus bacrionis, and Uniporodrilus vestigium are new to science and described herein. Some aspects of sediment-species relationships, life histories, and geographical distributions are discussed.
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Holotype USNM 97233, geounit Georges Bank, identified as Phallodrilus dorsospermatheca Davis, 1985
Holotype USNM 97236, geounit Georges Bank, identified as Adelodrilus bacrionis Davis, 1985
Holotype USNM 97239, geounit Georges Bank, identified as Phallodrilus christeri Davis, 1985
Holotype USNM 97247, geounit Georges Bank, identified as Uniporodrilus vestigium Davis, 1985
 Depth range

Sublittoral, medium to coarse sand, 71-78 m. [details]

 Depth range

medium to coarse sand, 70-165 m. [details]

 Depth range

Subtidal, fine to coarse sand, 4.5-138 m. [details]

 Depth range

Subtidal, silt to coarse sand, 0.5-150 m. [details]

 Depth range

Subtidal silt to medium sand, 18-97 m. [details]

 Depth range

Subtidal, medium to coarse sand, 14.6-80 m. [details]

 Depth range

Sublittoral, medium to coarse sand, 79-80 m. [details]

 Depth range

Sublittoral, medium sand, 71m. [details]

 Depth range

Subtidal, silt to very fine sand, 7-67 m. [details]

 Etymology

The, name bacrionis is Latin for "ladle," referring to the shape of the giant penial setae of this species. [details]

 Etymology

This species is named for Dr. Christer Erséus (University of Göteborg, Sweden) who has made many important ... [details]

 Etymology

The, name dorsospermatheca refers to the dorsal position of the spermatheca. [details]

 Etymology

The name vestigium is Latin for "footprint," or something left behind. This refers to one bundle of penial setae ... [details]