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56 T. WEHE & D. FIEGE MONRO (1937), however, did not describe a new species under the name G. eximia, he just reported a new record of this species that was originally described by EHLERS (1900). Obviously HARTMAN (1974 b) referred to her world-wide species catalogue (HARTMAN 1959), where she already had listed the record by MONRO (1937) as a distinct species, besides the one described by EHLERS (1900). In this work she also indicates that MONRO’s species is very similar to G. maculata. Until the specimens are checked O. eximia is regarded as valid. [?] Ophioglycera longicirrata (Arwidsson, 1899) Goniada longicirrata Arwidsson, 1899: 47. Type locality/origin: “West-Afrika […] Terand-Vaso” (West Africa, SE Atlantic). Goniada longicirrata ? — MONRO 1937: 285. ° Goniada longicirrata. — HARTMAN 1959: 296. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Arabian Sea. Remarks: The species was only tentatively reported by MONRO (1937) and he noted that it may belong to Goniada emerita Audouin & Milne-Edwards, 1933 b. HARTMAN (1959) followed MONRO (1937) and referred his record to Goniada emerita. Progoniada regularis Hartman, 1965 Progoniada regularis Hartman, 1965 b: 100. Type locality/origin: Bermuda (NW Atlantic). Progoniada regularis. — ROSENFELDT 1989: 226. ° Progoniada regularis. — HARTMAN 1965 a: 42. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Family Hesionidae Grube, 1850 Gyptis ophiocomae Storch & Niggemann, 1967 Gyptis ophiocomae Storch & Niggemann, 1967: 159. Type locality/origin: “Al-Ghardaqa (Hurghada) in Ägypten” (Egypt, Red Sea). ° Gyptis ophiocomae. — PLEIJEL 1998: 158. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: Endemic species. Gyptis propinqua Marion & Bobretzky, 1875 Gyptis propinqua Marion & Bobretzky, 1875: 51. Type locality/origin: “Golfe de Marseille” (France, Mediterranean Sea). Gyptis propinqua. — AMOUREUX 1983 c: 368. ° Gyptis propinqua. — PLEIJEL 1998: 158. Regional distribution: Red Sea. [?] Hesione ehlersi Gravier, 1900 Hesione ehlersi Gravier, 1900: 175. Type locality/origin: Djibouti (Gulf of Aden). ° Hesione ehlersi. — PLEIJEL 1998: 158. Regional distribution: Gulf of Aden. Remarks: FAUVEL (1953) synonymised this species with Hesione pantherina Risso, 1826, but according to PLEIJEL (1998), H. ehlersi is possibly a junior synonym of H. splendida Savigny in Lamarck, 1818. Hesione intertexta Grube, 1878 Hesione intertexta Grube, 1878: 102. Type locality/origin: Zamboanga (Philippine Islands, W Pacific). Hesione intertexta. — MONRO 1937: 270.
Hesione intertexta. — FAUVEL 1953: 105. ° Hesione intertexta. — PLEIJEL 1998: 159. Regional distribution: Arabian Sea. Annotated checklist of polychaetes of the Arabian Seas 57 Hesione pantherina Risso, 1826 Hesione pantherina Risso, 1826: 418. Type locality/origin: “L’Europe Méridionale” (France, Mediterranean Sea). Hesione pantherina. — GRAVIER 1900: 179. Hesione pantherina. — FAUVEL 1911: 374. Hesione pantherina. — FAUVEL 1918 a: 332. Hesione pantherina. — FAUVEL 1919 b: 370. Hesione pantherina. — FAUVEL 1927 a: 417. Hesione pantherina. — FAUVEL 1932: 60. Hesione pantherina. — FAUVEL 1953: 104. Hesione pantherina. — FAUVEL 1955: 105. Hesione pantherina. — FISHELSON & RULLIER 1969: 58. Hesione pantherina. — FISHELSON 1971: 119. ° Hesione pantherina. — PLEIJEL 1998: 159. Regional distribution: Suez Canal, Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, Arabian Sea, Arabian Gulf. Hesione splendida Savigny in Lamarck, 1818 Hesione splendida Savigny in Lamarck, 1818: 316. Type locality/origin: “Habite la mer Rouge et se trouve à I’lle-de-France” (Red Sea, Mauritius, Indian Ocean). Hesione splendida. — SAVIGNY 1822: 40. Hesione splendida. — SAVIGNY 1826: 368. Hesione splendida. — QUATREFAGES 1866: 95. Hesione splendida. — BEN-ELIAHU 1972 b: 202. Hesione splendida. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 615. ° Hesione splendida. — PLEIJEL 1998: 316. Regional distribution: Suez Canal, Red Sea. Hesionides arenaria Friedrich, 1937 Hesionides arenaria Friedrich, 1937: 343. Type locality/origin: “bei Hörnum (Sylt)” (Germany, North Sea). ° Hesionides arenaria. — HARTMAN 1959: 186. Hesionides arenarius. — HARTMANN-SCHRÖDER 1960: 74. Regional distribution: Red Sea. R e m a r k s : According to PLEIJEL & DAHLGREN (1998), the genus might not belong to the Hesionidae, based on phylogenetic analysis. However, for practical reasons it is still listed under Hesionidae herein. Hesionides gohari Hartmann-Schröder, 1960 Hesionides gohari Hartmann-Schröder, 1960: 74. Type locality/origin: “Abomigar […] Ghardaqa” (Egypt, Red Sea). ° Hesionides gohari. — HARTMAN 1965 a: 23. Hesionides gohari. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 615. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: See Hesionides arenaria. Heteropodarke heteromorpha Hartmann-Schröder, 1962 Heteropodarke heteromorpha Hartmann-Schröder, 1962: 118. Type locality/origin: “Callao, zwischen der Punta und El Camotal” (Peru, SE Pacific). Heteropodarke heteropoda [sic]. — AMOUREUX 1983 a: 730. Heteropodarke hateromorpha [sic]. — AMOUREUX 1983 b: 254. ° Heteropodarke heteromorpha. — PLEIJEL 1998: 159. Regional distribution: Red Sea.
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