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128 T. WEHE & D. FIEGE Hydroides perezi Fauvel, 1918 Hydroides perezi Fauvel, 1918 a: 342. Type locality/origin: “15 milles de la côte d’Oman, golfe Persique (24°55'N. et 25°10'N. — 54°40'E. et 55°10'E.)” (Arabian Gulf). * Hydroides perezi. — FAUVEL 1919 b: 462. * Hydroides perezi. — FAUVEL 1953: 457. ° Eupomatus perezi. — TEN HOVE 1970 a: 58. Hydroides perezi. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 632. Hydroides perezi. — BEN-ELIAHU 1976 a: 110. Hydroides perezi. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 145. Eupomatus dafnii Amoureux, Rullier & Fishelson, 1978: 148. Type locality/origin: Red Sea. Hydroides perezi. — BEN-ELIAHU & SAFRIEL 1982: 389. Hydroides perezi. — AMOUREUX 1983 c: 369. Hydroides perezi. — VINE & BAILEY-BROCK 1984: 142. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Arabian Gulf. Remarks: According to Ben-Eliahu & ten Hove (pers. comm.), Hydroides dafnii (Amoureux, Rullier & Fishelson, 1978) is most probably a synonym of H. perezi Fauvel, 1918. Hydroides steinitzi Ben-Eliahu, 1972 Hydroides steinitzi Ben-Eliahu, 1972 a: 78. Type locality/origin: “Little Bitter Lake (opposite Kabrit)” (Suez Canal, Egypt, Red Sea). ° Hydroides steinitzi. — TEN HOVE 1990: 119. Regional distribution: Red Sea. [?] Janita fimbriata (Delle Chiaje, 1822) Serpula fimbriata Delle Chiaje, 1822: pl. 48, figs 17-18. Type locality/origin: “Regno di Napoli” (Gulf of Naples, Italy, Mediterranean Sea). ?Omphalopomopsis fimbriata. — HARTMAN 1974 a: 200. ° Janita fimbriata. — BIANCHI 1981: 101. Regional distribution: Arabian Sea. Remarks: The species is reported as having been only tentatively identified by HARTMAN (1974 a) and thus its occurrence in the Arabian Sea needs to be confirmed. Josephella marenzelleri Caullery & Mesnil, 1896 Josephella marenzelleri Caullery & Mesnil, 1896: 484. Type locality/origin: “St.-Martin (Cap de la Hague)” (NE Atlantic). ° Josephella marenzelleri. — HARTMAN 1959: 580. Josephella marenzelleri. — BEN-ELIAHU 1976 a: 113. Josephella marenzelleri. — BEN-ELIAHU & DAFNI 1979: 207. Josephella marenzelleri. — BEN-ELIAHU & SAFRIEL 1982: 389. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Neovermilia sp. Neovermilia sp. — AMOUREUX et al. 1980: 388. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: This is the only record of this valid genus from the Arabian region. [?] Placostegus tridentatus (Fabricius, 1779) Serpula tridentata Fabricius, 1779: 385. Type locality/origin: “Norwegen” (Norway, NE Atlantic). ? Placostegus tridentatus. — FAUVEL 1933 a: 79. ° Placostegus tridentatus. — HARTMAN 1959: 586. Regional distribution: Red Sea.
Annotated checklist of polychaetes of the Arabian Seas 129 Remarks: The occurrence of P. tridentatus in the Red Sea seems to be doubtful, since it was reported as questionable by FAUVEL (1933 a) and ZIBROWIUS (1983) indicated that the specimens were misidentified by FAUVEL. [?] Pomatoceros caeruleus (Schmarda, 1861) Placostegus caeruleus Schmarda, 1861: 29. Type locality/origin: “Vorgebirge der guten Hoffnung und Neu-Seeland” (South Africa, SE Atlantic; New Zealand, SW Pacific). Pomatoceros caeruleus. — FAUVEL 1933 a: 77. Pomatoceros coeruleus. — FAUVEL 1933 b: 143. Pomatoceros caeruleus. — FAUVEL 1955: 119. Pomatoceros caeruleus. — FAUVEL 1957: 10. ° Pomatoceros caeruleus. — HARTMAN 1959: 586. Pomatoceros caeruleus. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 632. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: According to ten Hove (pers. comm.), the taxonomy of this species is confused, since several different species have been described under the name P. caeruleus. All records by FAUVEL have to be re-checked and thus the occurrence of the species in the Red Sea needs to be confirmed. [?] Pomatoceros triqueter (Linnaeus, 1767) Serpula triquetra Linnaeus, 1767: 1265. Type locality/origin: “Habitat in Oceano” (Western Europe?). Pomatocerus triqueter. — FAUVEL 1933 a: 78. Pomatocerus triqueter. — FAUVEL 1933 b: 143. ° Pomatocerus triqueter. — HARTMAN 1959: 587. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: According to ten Hove (pers. comm.), P. triqueter is a typical boreal species and does not occur in the Red Sea. Specimens of ‘P. triqueter’ from the Red Sea examined by him were revealed to be Spirobranchus tetraceros (Schmarda, 1861) and the specimens reported by FAUVEL were most likely misidentified. Pomatoleios kraussii (Baird, 1865) Placostegus cariniferus var. kraussii Baird, 1865 a: 14. Type locality/origin: “Promontorio Bonae Spei” (Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, SE Atantic). Spirobranchus maldivensis. — WESENBERG-LUND 1949: 358 [not Pixell, 1913]. ° Pomatoleios kraussii. — HARTMAN 1959: 587. Pomatoleios kraussii. — MOHAMMAD 1971: 300. Pomatoleios kraussii. — MOHAMMAD 1975: 1. Pomatoleios kraussii. — CRISP 1977: 147. Pomatoleios kraussii. — GHOBASHY et al. 1986: 322. Pomatoleios kraussii. — GHOBASHY et al. 1990: 677. Pomatoleios kraussii. — SHALLA & HOLT 1999: 133. Regional distribution: Suez Canal, Arabian Gulf. Remarks: According to ten Hove (pers. comm.), Spirobranchus maldivensis reported by WESENBERG-LUND (1949) is P. krausii. [?] Pomatostegus stellatus (Abildgård, 1789) Terebella stellata Abildgård, 1789: 142. Type locality/origin: “Westindien” (Caribbean Sea). Serpula (Pomatostegus) sanguinea Ehrenberg & Grube in Grube, 1869: 519. Type locality/origin: Red Sea. Pomatostegus stellatus. — GRAVIER 1906 b: 115. Pomatostegus stellatus. — GRAVIER 1908: 133.
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