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Giangrande, Adriana; Caruso, Luca Paolo Giuseppe; Mikac, Barbara; Licciano, Margherita. (2015). The genus Megalomma (Annelida: Sabellidae) in the Mediterraenan [sic for Mediterranean] Sea, with description of two new species from Italian and Croatian coasts. Italian Journal of Zoology. 82(4): 521-534.
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10.1080/11250003.2015.1072251 [view]
urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:822E64C0-3925-4EC6-91A7-0233BCD3B3DF [view]
Giangrande, Adriana; Caruso, Luca Paolo Giuseppe; Mikac, Barbara; Licciano, Margherita
2015
The genus Megalomma (Annelida: Sabellidae) in the Mediterraenan [sic for Mediterranean] Sea, with description of two new species from Italian and Croatian coasts
Italian Journal of Zoology
82(4): 521-534
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World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb). The authors do not include their given names (added here)
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Two new species, Megalomma longoventralis sp. nov. and M. adriaticum sp. nov., are described based on material collected along the Italian and Croatian coasts. The finding increased the number of species up to now recorded for Mediterranean and Italian coasts, indicating that the Megalomma genus is represented in the Mediterranean area by six taxa, living in a range of habitats and depths: M. lanigera, M. cfr. claparedei, M. messapicum, M. pseudogesae, M. longoventralis and M. adriaticum. Some features of the genus Megalomma are revised, and a dichotomous key for Mediterranean species is provided to facilitate their identification.
Mediterranean
Systematics, Taxonomy
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Holotype MNCN 16.01/16068, geounit Adriatic Sea, identified as Megalomma adriaticum Giangrande, Caruso, Mikac & Licciano, 2015
 Etymology

Megalomma adriaticum refers to its occurrence in the Adriatic [details]

 Type locality

Brindisi, Italy, South Adriatic Sea, 40.65, 17.95 (40°39ʹN 17°57ʹE) , 10 m Posidonia bed [details]