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22 T. WEHE & D. FIEGE Regional distribution: Gulf of Oman. Remarks: According to HUTCHINGS & MCRAE (1993), this species occurs in the western Pacific. FAUVEL’s records from the Gulf of Oman would extend the distribution into the Indian Ocean, but since he misidentified this species in a former publication, as discussed in HUTCHINGS & MCRAE (1993), it is also possible that FAUVEL’s specimens from the Gulf of Oman were misidentified. Aphrogenia alba Kinberg, 1856 Aphrogenia alba Kinberg, 1856: 382. Type locality/origin: “ad insulam S:ti Thomae Indiae occidentalis” (Carribean Sea). Aphrogenia alba. — MONRO 1937: 255. ° Aphrogenia alba. — HARTMAN 1959: 54. Aphrogenia alba. — BEN-ELIAHU 1972 b: 195. Regional distribution: Suez Canal, Arabian Sea. Laetmonice bicolor (Grube, 1875) Hermione bicolor Grube, 1875: 67. Type locality/origin: “Rotes Meer” (Red Sea). Hermonia bicolor. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 609. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: As pointed out in the generic revision of the Aphroditidae by PETTIBONE (1966 a), the generic name Hermione is preoccupied and Hermonia is a junior synonym of Laetmonice. Endemic species. Laetmonice erinaceus (Quatrefages, 1866) Hermione erinaceus Quatrefages, 1866: 208. Type locality/origin: “Mer Rouge” (Red Sea). Hermonia erinaceus. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 609. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: See Laetmonice bicolor. Laetmonice hystrix (Savigny in Lamarck, 1818) Halithea hystrix Savigny in Lamarck, 1818: 307. Type locality/origin: “les mers d’Europe” (Mediterranean Sea). Hermione hystrix. — FAUVEL 1919 b: 328. Hermione hystrix. — MONRO 1937: 254. Hermione hystrix. — FAUVEL 1958: 1. Hermonia hystrix. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 609. Hermonia hystrix. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 61. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, Arabian Sea. Remarks: See Laetmonice bicolor. Laetmonice producta benthaliana McIntosh, 1885 Laetmonice producta var. benthaliana McIntosh, 1885: 45. Type locality/origin: “Between Prince Edward Island and Kerguelen […] Midway between the Antartic regions and Australia […] In the North Pacific” (Indian/Antarctic Ocean, N Pacific). Laetmatonice [sic] producta var. benthaliana. — MONRO 1937: 254. Laetmonice producta var. benthaliana. — WESENBERG-LUND 1949: 252. ° Laetmonice producta benthaliana. — HARTMAN 1959: 57. Regional distribution: Arabian Sea, Arabian Gulf. [?] Palmyra aurifera Savigny in Lamarck, 1818 Palmyra aurifera Savigny in Lamarck, 1818: 306. Type locality/origin: “Ile-de-France” (Mauritius, Indian Ocean). Palmyra aurifera. — SAVIGNY 1822: 17.
Annotated checklist of polychaetes of the Arabian Seas 23 Palmyra aurifera. — SAVIGNY 1826: 342. ° Palmyra aurifera. — WATSON-RUSSEL 1989: 44. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: In addition to the record from Mauritius, SAVIGNY (1822, 1826) reported another one from the Red Sea, according to a pers. comm. to him by Cuvier. WATSON-RUSSEL (1989), who revised the genus Palmyra, was not able to locate any specimens from the Red Sea. Therefore the occurrence of this species is doubtful. Family Arenicolidae Johnston, 1835 Arenicola sp. Arenicola sp. — CROSSLAND 1923: 6. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: There is only this single record of an Arenicola species by CROSSLAND (1923) from the Arabian region. As it is a valid genus, it is mentioned herein. [?] Branchiomaldane vincenti Langerhans, 1881 Branchiomaldane vincentii Langerhans, 1881: 116. Type locality/origin: “Tenerife” (Canary Islands, NE Atlantic). Branchiomaldane cf. vincenti. — BEN-ELIAHU 1976 b: 148. ? Branchiomaldane cf. vincenti. — BEN-ELIAHU & SAFRIEL 1982: 389. ° Branchiomaldane vincenti. — FOURNIER & BARRIE 1987: 100. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: B. vincenti is only tentatively reported. The occurrence in the Red Sea therefore needs to be confirmed. Family Capitellidae Grube, 1862 a Capitella capitata (Fabricius, 1780) Lumbricus capitatus Fabricius, 1780: 279. Type locality/origin: “Fauna Groenlandica” (Greenland, NW Atlantic, Arctic Ocean). Capitella capitata. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 132. Capitalla capitata. — BEN-ELIAHU & GOLANI 1990: 201. ° Capitella capitata. — BLAKE et al. 2000: 58. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Arabian Gulf. Capitellethus dispar (Ehlers, 1907) Capitellides dispar Ehlers, 1907: 24. Type locality/origin: Waiheke, Auckland harbour (New Zealand, SW Westpacific). ° Capitellethus dispar. — HARTMAN 1959: 440. Capitellethus dispar. — FISHELSON & RULLIER 1969: 87. Capitellethus dispar. — KISELEVA 1971: 65. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Capitomastus minimus (Langerhans, 1880) Capitella minima Langerhans, 1880 b: 99. Type locality/origin: Madeira (NE Atlantic). ° Capitomastus minimus. — HARTMAN 1959: 441. Capitomastus minimus. — BEN-ELIAHU 1976 b: 138. Capitomastus minimus. — BEN-ELIAHU & SAFRIEL 1982: 389. Capitomastus minimus. — AMOUREUX 1983 a: 739. Regional distribution: Red Sea.
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