Lamarck,1818 is the author of Chloeia. His description contains no reference to the Savigny MS later published in ... [details]

Notable for a complex dark dorsal pigmentation pattern which Salazar-Vallejo (2023) illustrates with colour ... [details]

dorsal surface without pigmentation pattern, live colouration is unknown. [details]

Holotype dorsal surface is colourless, and the live pigmentation is unknown, and only a single specimen is recorded. [details]

Chloeia hutchingsae live colouration is a purple middorsal band, wtth caruncle blackish, median ridge grayish, and ... [details]

Chloeia keablei has no dorsal pigmentation pattern, and the bipinnate branchiae are colourless. [details]

Live pigmentation is not yet known but a dark dorsal band is present when preserved. [details]

No dorsal body pigmentation when preserved, but pigmented dorsal cirri and branchiae. Live pigmentation unknown [details]

Chloeia piotrowskiae after preservation with middorsal band reddish (red in life) present along body from chaetiger ... [details]

Live pigmentation unknown, but probably more intense pigmentation than in the preserved holotype where a middorsal ... [details]

Live pigmentation unknown. As preserved the dorsum is without pigmentation pattern. C. richeri has a blackish ... [details]

Live pigmentation unknown. Preserved dorsal pigmentation absent? Dorsal cirri dark purple, branchiae pale. [details]

Live pigmentation unknown. No dorsal pigmentation present in the preserved holotype. Bipinnate branchiae present ... [details]

Live pigmentation is unknown. Preserved specimens with blackish caruncle and T-shaped brownish mid-dorsal band [details]

[based on Salazar-Vallejo (2023] "Chloeia with bippinate branchiae from chaetiger 4, progressively smaller ... [details]

The Philippines, Papua New Guinea and Australia, in sediments at 35–124 m water depth [details]

West Africa. Chloeia mezianei is recorded from Cape Vert, Mauritania, Senegal, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Ivory Coast, ... [details]

Australia to New Caledonia, in sediments at 33–200 m water depth. [details]

Chloeia piotrowskiae is known only from the type locality in the Philippines. [details]

Known only from a single specimen from deep water off Fangatufa Island, French Polynesia [details]

New Caledonia to the Philippines and Indonesia, in sediments at 230–794 m water depth [details]

The Philippines, in sediments at 7–14 m water depth. Holotype from Mindoro, and paratypes from Luzon Island [details]

Central Philippines (12 degrees North) [details]

French Polynesia, central Pacific Ocean [details]

Chloeia australis Kudenov, 1993 from Campbell Plateau seems very likely to be C. inermis in part as Kudenov does ... [details]

author: Chloeia amoureuxi is named "after Dr. Louis Amoureux, from the Université Catholique de l’Ouest, Angers, ... [details]

Chloeia bemisae is named after Amanda Bemis, Collection Manager of the University of Florida Museum of Natural ... [details]

Chloeia boucheti is named after Dr. Philippe Bouchet who was a member of the Karubar Expedition which collected the ... [details]

Named after taxonomist Pierre Fauvel who had previously identified the types as Chloeia rosea Potts, 1909 [details]

Chloeia fiegei is named for taxonomist Dieter Fiege of the Senckenberg Museum, Frankfurt, Germany. Noun genitive in ... [details]

Chloeia gesae is named after the polychaete taxonomist Gesa Hartmann-Schröder, who had published on the Polychaeta ... [details]

Chloeia gilleti is named after Patrick Gillet (Angers, France). Actually, the etymology for the name is missing, ... [details]

Chloeia hutchingsae is named after Pat Hutchings, Australian Museum. Feminine noun genitive in apposition [details]

Not stated but Chloeia incerta is evidently named from Latin 'incertus -a -um' meaning unsettled, uncertain, ... [details]

According to Salazar-Vallejo (2023) "The specific epithet selected by Quatrefages (1866: 389, Latin diagnosis; 388) ... [details]

Chloeia keablei is named after Dr. Stephen Keable, Collection Manager in the Australian Museum, who collected the ... [details]

Chloeia mezianei is named after Dr Tarik Meziane, curator of Annelida in the Muséum National d’Histoire ... [details]

Chloeia murrayae is named after Dr. Anna Murray, Senior Fellow in the Australian Museum. Noun feminine genitive in ... [details]

Chloeia piotrowskiae is named after Christina Piotrowski, Collection Manager, California Academy of Sciences. ... [details]

Chloeia poupini is named after Dr. Joseph Poupin who collected the holotype from a deep-sea trap. Noun masculine ... [details]

Chloeia richeri is named after Dr. Bertrand Richer de Forges of New Caledonia, organizer of the Musorstom ... [details]

Chloeia slapcinskyi is named after Dr. John D. Slapcinsky, Malacology Collections Manager, University of Florida ... [details]

Chloeia wangi is named after Dr. Zhi (Albert) Wang who has jointly published on a new species of Chloeia from Hong ... [details]

Chloeia zibrowii is named after Dr Helmut Zibrowius, coral and Polychaeta expert, and participant in the Musorstom ... [details]

Previous misidentifications by Grube 1877 and Malaquin 1894 of Chloeia flava, and by Fauvel 1913 of Chloeia ... [details]

Salazar-Vallejo (2023: 35) designation of Neotype (SMF 19403) and two paraneotypes (SMF 30268), from Gulf of ... [details]

Type cannot be found. Neotype designated by Salazar-Vallejo (2023) from BMNH 1934.1.19.41 examined by Day, ... [details]

Musée National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, POLY TYPE 246-252, with lectotype designated by Salazar-Vallejo (2023) ... [details]

Indeterminable from description and type is lost. Salazar-Vallejo (2023) reports that the type is lost and he ... [details]

Originally a nomen nudum in Kinberg (1867:86) as only the name is given, with the comment that the species will be ... [details]

A nomen nudum in Kinberg (1867:86) as only the name is given, with the comment that the species will be described ... [details]

Editor G. Read noted on 2012-11-15 that Chloeia australis Kudenov 1993 seemed very likely to be a junior synonym to ... [details]

Day (1960: 295; 1967: 123-124) placed Chloeia gilchristi as a junior synonym of Chloeia inermis from New Zealand seas. ... [details]

There is no body type or body figure for examination but Salazar-Vallejo (2023) synonymized Chloeia parva to ... [details]

Synonymy to C. inermis as in Augener (1922) is confirmed by Salazar-Vallejo (2023) [details]

Chloeia candida is senior to Chloeia viridis Schmarda, 1861 and therefore cannot be synonymised under it (cf. ... [details]

Salazar-Vallejo (2023: 70) found that the syntypes of Chloeia incerta, MNHN 246–252, were mixed species from ... [details]

named by Baird (1868: 235) as "var. a. pallida" of Chloeia pulchella from Raine's Islet, North Australia, ... [details]

Off Tulear (modern spelling Toliara), Madagascar, -23.3833, 43.6083 (23°23´ S, 43°36.5´ E), 175 m [details]

Off Sabang Beach, Mindoro, Puerto Galera, Indonesia (13.52207, 120.97522) Holotype (UF 4388) [details]

Original type was from an unstated location in the Red Sea, from which it was collected by Georg Ritter von ... [details]

Holotype MNHN IA-TYPE 2048, Timor Sea, offshore E Indonesia, -9.3667 S,131.2333 E (09°22´ S, 131°14´ E), 245–240 m [details]

Bay of Bengal, no geolocation (central location is 15°N 88°E), 117 m, previously identified by Fauvel (1932) as ... [details]

Holotype SMF 3814, Red Sea central basin, 21.4828 N, 38.2592 E (21°28.97´N, 38°15.55´ E), 740–785 m [details]

Holotype ZMH P30428, FS Meteor, Sta. 11, 1967, offshore of southern Portugal, Atlantic Ocean, 37.6917 N, -9.1983 W ... [details]

Neotype from off Durban, South Africa, -29.8736°, 31.0231° geolocation approximated, depth unknown [details]

Holotype MMSUCO Amp 7, off Pointe-Noire, Democratic Republic of Congo, W Africa, -4.8167 S, 11.4667 E (04°49´ S, ... [details]

Holotype CAS 185386, near Simo Banks, offshore of Manila, N. Philippines, Hearst Philippine Biodiversity Expedition ... [details]

Sulawesi (Celebes), Indonesia, without further location information on the site of collection, based on the ... [details]

New Zealand coast, location unknown. Quatrefages does not give a further location or indicate the collector. ... [details]

Holotype AM W24926, taken in baited trap, between Padoz Natun reef and N end of Paeowai Island, Madang Lagoon, ... [details]

Loos Archipelago, between Tamara (= Fotoba) Island, 9.4856, -13.8233 (09°29´08″ N, 13°49´24″ W) and Coral ... [details]

Holotype AM W28128, offshore, about 40 km north east of Mooloolaba, Queensland, 200 m, -26.5903 S, 153.6917 E ... [details]

Holotype CAS 186957, Hearst Philippine Biodiversity Expedition 2011, off Ambil Island, Lubang Islands, near ... [details]

Holotype MNHN IA-TYPE 2053, in deep-sea trap, South of Fangatufa Island, French Polynesia, -22.3 S, -138.7667 W ... [details]

Holotype MNHN IA-TYPE 2053, Northwest of New Caledonia, -18.9005 S, 163.1867 E (18°54.03´ S, 163°11.20´ E), 590 m [details]

Holotype UF 4353, lagoon sand slope with sponges, "School Beach" Batangas Channel, Puerto Galera, Mindoro, ... [details]

Holotype MNHN IA-TYPE 2055, South of Santa Fe district, South Tablas Island, Philippines, 12.05 N, 122.1 E ... [details]

Holotype MNHN IA-TYPE 2056, dredged off Nuku Hiva Island, Marquesas Islands, -8.9567 S, -140.0317 W (08°57.4´ S, ... [details]

The species is only known from the holotype specimen, a juvenile worm. [details]