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Chapt 9C3. Polychaete Worms, page 9C3- 6 CIRRATULIDAE Cirratulus cingulatus Johnson, 1901 Chaetozone senticosa Blake, 1996 CAPITELLIDAE Capitella capitata (Fabricius, 1780) NEPHTYIDAE Nephtys species A (N. ciliata) Nephtys species A (juvenile) Nephtys species B (juvenile) ARENICOLIDAE Abarenicola pacifica Healy & Wells 1959 OWENIIDAE Owenia fusiformis della Chiaje, 1841 GLYCERIDAE Glycera cf. nana Johnson, 1901 SPIONIDAE Rhynchospio glutaea (Ehlers, 1887) Prionospio sp. Dipolydora cf. socialis (Schmarda, 1861) Dipolydora sp. A (near bidentata) Zachs, 1933 Dipolydora sp. B Dipolydora sp. C (near giardi (Mesnil, 1896)) Polydora limicola Annenkova, 1934 Diplydora quadrilobata (Jacobi, 1883) Polydora sp. MALDANIDAE Nicomache personata Johnson 1901 PECTINARIIDAE Pectinaria granulata Johnson 1901 AMPHARETIDAE Ampharete species A TEREBELLIDAE Amphitrite cirrata Müller. 1771 Polycirrus species III Hobson & Banse, 1981
Chapt 9C3. Polychaete Worms, page 9C3- 7 SABELLIDAE Laonome cf. kroyeri (Malmgren, 1866) Schizobranchia insignis Bush 1904 SERPULIDAE Crucigera zygophora (Johnson, 1901) Serpula vermicularis Linnaeus, 1767 Spirorbis species Table 3. Polychaeta Collected in 1998 PWS Expedition Note: Materials listed below as PWS NIS 1998 include Stations followed by the number of specimens in parentheses. Pholoe minuta Fabricius, 1780 PWS NIS 1998: Sta 1(1 specimen); Sta 5(1); 6 (fragments); Sta 7 (2); Sta (3); Sta 10(4); Sta 11(1); Sta 41(3). Based on specimens, these are not Pholoe minuta sensu Fabricius. Original taxon described as having papillae disbursed over entire ventral and parapodial surfaces. Specimens all have small, close-set, short papillae over entire ventral surface; parapodia with conspicuous digitiform papillae. Whatever “Pholoe minuta” represents, it must be a polyphyletic species at the very least. It has a recorded distribution in both the Arctic and south Atlantic Oceans. This species is correctly identified to a single taxon. However its actual identity is questionable in view of its widespread distribution. Eteone longa (Fabricius, 1780) PWS NIS 1998: Sta 3(1 specimen ); Sta 15(2); Sta 16(3); Sta 17(8); Sta 18(9); Sta 36(1); Sta 41(1). Technically, the Eteone longa/flava group is in severe disarray and is undoubtedly represents a complex taxonomic assemblage of closely related species. Whatever taxon is represented by PWS specimens of “E. longa” must remain obscure until a definitive study is published. Eulalia bilineata (Johnson, 1840) PWS NIS 1998: Sta 21(1 specimen). Keys out according to Blake (1996) and Pleijel (1991). Only one specimen, which is poorly preserved used for this identification; therefore it is considered to be tentative. Eumida species A (new species) PWS NIS 1998: Sta 21(2 specimens). Genus identification correct. Prostomium small, with 4 distal and one median unpaired antenna. Dorsal cirri triangular, pointed, lanceolate. Ventral cirri subtriangular, subtly pointed. Segment 1 highly reduced, not fused to segment 2; in largest specimen it actually extends onto prostomium (although this may be artifactual); tentacular cirri lateral to prostomium. Segment 2
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