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130 T. WEHE & D. FIEGE Pomatostegus stellatus. — PIXELL 1913: 79. ° Pomatostegus stellatus. — HARTMAN 1959: 588. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Gulf of Aden. Remarks: According to HARTMAN (1959), Serpula (Pomatostegus) sanguinea belongs to P. stellatus. Based on unpublished data Indo-West Pacific specimens should be referred to P. actinoceras Mörch, 1863, which is different from the Caribbean P. stellatus (ten Hove, pers. comm.). Therefore the occurrence of P. stellatus is indicated as doubtful. Protula bispiralis (Savigny, 1822) Serpula bispiralis Savigny, 1822: 75. Type locality/origin: “la mer des Indes” (Indian Ocean). ° Protula bispiralis. — HARTMAN 1959: 589. [?] Protula bispiralis. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 633. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: HARTMAN (1974 b) erroneously listed this species as reported from the Red Sea by SAVIGNY (1822), as SAVIGNY reported it from the Indian Ocean instead. However, its occurrence in the Red Sea was confirmed by ten Hove (pers. comm.), based on a photograph in WEINBERG (1996). Protula (Protula) palliata (Willey, 1905) Protulopsis palliata Willey, 1905: 316. Type locality/origin: Galle (Sri Lanka, Indian Ocean). Protula palliata. — FAUVEL 1911: 433. ? Protula palliata. — FAUVEL 1918 a: 342. ? Protula palliata. — FAUVEL 1919 b: 465. Protula palliata. — WESENBERG-LUND 1949: 361. Protula palliata. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 633. ° Protula (Protula) palliata. — UCHIDA 1978: 37. Regional distribution: Arabian Gulf. [?] Protula (Protula) tubularia (Montagu, 1803) Protula tubularia Montagu, 1803. Type locality/origin: England (NE Atlantic). Protula tubularia. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 151. ° Protula (Protula) tubularia. — UCHIDA 1978: 37. Protula tubularia. — VINE & BAILEY-BROck 1984: 147. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Re m a r k s : According to ten Hove (pers. comm.), this is a NE Atlantic species and its occurrence in the Red Sea seems to be doubtful. Protula soofita Ben-Eliahu, 1976 Protula soofita Ben-Eliahu, 1976 a: 113. Type locality/origin: Gulf of Aqaba (Red Sea). Protula soofita. — BEN-ELIAHU & SAFRIEL 1982: 389. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: Endemic species. Pseudovermilia sp. Vermiliopsis agglutinata. — VINE & BAILEY-BROCK 1984: 142. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: According to ten Hove (pers. comm.), the record described by VINE & BAILEY- BROCK (1984) belongs to Pseudovermilia sp.
Annotated checklist of polychaetes of the Arabian Seas 131 Semivermilia pomatostegoides (Zibrowius, 1969) Vermiliopis pomatostegoides Zibrowius, 1969: 129. Type locality/origin: “Tripolitaine (à 6,6 milles de Ras El Msenn)” (Libya, Mediterranean Sea). ° Semivermilia pomatostegoides. — BIANCHI 1981: 91. Semivermilia pomatostegoides. — VINE & BAILEY-BROCK 1984: 143. Regional distribution: Red Sea. [?] Serpula concharum Langerhans, 1880 Serpula concharum Langerhans, 1880 b: 118. Type locality/origin: Madeira (NE Atlantic). ° Serpula concharum. — HARTMAN 1959: 593. Serpula cf. concharum. — BEN-ELIAHU 1976 a: 110. Serpula concharum. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 143. Serpula cf. concharum. — BEN-ELIAHU & SAFRIEL 1982: 389. Serpula concharum. — VINE & BAILEY-BROCK 1984: 137. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: According to ten Hove (pers. comm.), the occurrence of this Atlantic/Mediterranean species in the Red Sea is doubtful, based on specimens examined by him. Serpula jukesii Baird, 1865 Serpula jukesii Baird, 1865 a: 20. Type locality/origin: Australia (S Pacific). Serpula gervaisii ? — GRUBE 1868 b: 640 [not Quatrefages, 1866]. Serpula vermicularis. — GRAVIER 1906 b: 110. Serpula vermicularis. — GRAVIER 1908: 112. Serpula vermicularis. — FAUVEL 1911: 426. Serpula vermicularis. — PIXELL 1913: 71. Serpula vermicularis. — POTTS 1928: 700. Serpula vermicularis. — FAUVEL 1932: 241. Serpula vermicularis. — FAUVEL 1933 a: 76. Serpula vermicularis. — FAUVEL 1933 b: 142. Serpula vermicularis. — MONRO 1937: 316. Serpula vermicularis. — WESENBERG-LUND 1949: 356. Serpula vermicularis. — FAUVEL 1953: 454. Serpula vermicularis granulosa. — MOHAMMAD 1971: 301. Serpula vermicularis. — MOHAMMAD 1971: 301. Serpula vermicularis. — KISELEVA 1971: 70. Serpula granulosa. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 633. Serpula vermicularis granulosa. — MOHAMMAD 1976: 133. Serpula vermicularis. — MOHAMMAD 1976: 133. Serpula vermicularis. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 143. Serpula vermicularis. — VINE & BAILEY-BROCK 1984: 139. Regional distribution: Suez Canal, Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, Arabian Sea, Arabian Gulf. Remarks: According to TEN HOVE & JANSEN-JACOBS (1984: 150-152), the record reported by GRUBE (1868 b) most probably belongs to S. jukesii, while S. granulosa Marenzeller, 1884 is most probably a synonym of S. vermicularis. However, based on specimens examined from the Red Sea, ten Hove (pers. comm.) doubts the occurrence of S. vermicularis in the Red Sea and in tropical waters in general and indicates that the records of the latter species belong to S. jukesii. Serpula vermicularis is probably a complex of species, presently under review by T.G. PILLAI. Serpula lobiancoi Rioja, 1917 Serpula lo-biancoi Rioja, 1917: 77. Type locality/origin: “Cantábrico” (Spain, NE Atlantic). ° Serpula lobiancoi. — HARTMAN 1959: 595. Serpula lobiancoi. — VINE & BAILEY-BROCK 1984: 138. Regional distribution: Red Sea.
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