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100 T. WEHE & D. FIEGE Cistenides aegyptia. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 629. ° Pectinaria (Cistenides) aegyptia. — HOLTHE 1986: 79. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Pectinaria (Pectinaria) antipoda Schmarda, 1861 Pectinaria antipoda Schmarda, 1861: 46. Type locality/origin: Port Jackson (Sydney, Australia, W Pacific). Pectinaria antipoda. — FAUVEL 1932: 214. Pectinaria antipoda. — WESENBERG-LUND 1949: 346. Pectinaria (Pectinaria) antipoda. — FAUVEL 1953: 403. Pectinaria (Pectinaria) antipoda. — MISRA & CHAKRABORTY 1983: 325. Pectinaria antipoda. — AMOUREUX 1983 a: 739. ° Pectinaria (Pectinaria) antipoda. — HOLTHE 1986: 79. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Arabian Sea, Gulf of Oman, Arabian Gulf. Pectinaria (Amphictene) capensis (Pallas, 1766) Nereis cylindraria var. capensis Pallas, 1766: 118. Type locality/origin: “quarum altera Maris Europaei incola est, altera Promontorio Bonae Spei mitti folet” (Europe, South Africa, SE Atlantic). Pectinaria capensis. — GRAVIER 1905 c: 325. Pectinaria capensis. — GRAVIER 1906 d: 209. ° Pectinaria (Amphictene) capensis. — HOLTHE 1986: 80. Regional distribution: Gulf of Aden. Pectinaria (Amphictene) crassa Grube, 1870 Pectinaria crassa Grube, 1870 b: 72. Type locality/origin: New Caledonia (SW Pacific). Pectinaria (Amphictene) crassa. — FAUVEL 1932: 215. ° Pectinaria (Amphictene) crassa. — HOLTHE 1986: 80. Regional distribution: Arabian Sea. Remarks: Type locality according to HOLTHE (1986). Pectinaria nana Wesenberg-Lund, 1949 Pectinaria nana Wesenberg-Lund, 1949: 348. Type locality/origin: Gulf of Oman. Pectinaria nana. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 630. ° Pectinaria nana. — HOLTHE 1986: 82. Regional distribution: Gulf of Oman. Remarks: Endemic species. Family Pholoidae Kinberg, 1857 According to PETTIBONE (1992 a), the family was first described by KINBERG in 1858, but the imprinted date in the original work of KINBERG is 1857 for the pages 1-8 and the plates 1-8, whereas the pages 9-32 were issued in 1858. Pholoe inornata Johnston, 1839 Pholoe inornata JOHNSTON 1839: 437. Type locality/origin: Berwick Bay (Great Britain, North Sea). Pholoe synopthalmica. — BEN-ELIAHU 1972 b: 197. Regional distribution: Suez Canal. Remarks: PETERSEN (1998) stated that P. synophthalmica Claparède, 1868 is very similar to P. inornata. According to Barnich (pers. comm.), P. synophthalmica is a synonym of P. inornata.
Annotated checklist of polychaetes of the Arabian Seas 101 Pholoe minuta (Fabricius, 1780) Aphrodita minuta Fabricius, 1780: 314. Type locality/origin: “Fauna Groenlandica” (Greenland, N Atlantic, Arctic Ocean). Pholoe minuta. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 72. Pholoe minuta. — AMOUREUX 1983 c: 368. ° Pholoe minuta. — PETERSEN 1998: 1373. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: Unfortunately, the genus Pholoe Johnston, 1839 has not been revised completely yet. As indicated by PETERSEN (1998) species of Pholoe are difficult to identify and therefore misidentifications are frequent in the literature. Pholoe minuta (Fabricius, 1780) has been widely reported, but was not covered in the partial revision of the family by PETTIBONE (1992 a). According to PETERSEN (1998), this species does not occur in European waters and it is only present in the western North Atlantic. Therefore it seems unlikely that P. minuta occurs in the Red Sea. However, as the respective specimens have not been checked for this study, P. minuta has to be treated as a valid record for the region. Pholoides dorsipapillatus (Marenzeller, 1893) Pholoe dorsipapillata Marenzeller, 1893: 30. Type locality/origin: “nördl. von Benghazi an der afrikanischen Küste […] im Hafen von Santorin” (Libya, Greece, Mediterranean Sea). * Peisidice aspersa. — ROSENFELDT 1989: 217 [not Johnson, 1897]. * Peisidice dorsipapillata. — HARTMAN 1974 a: 210, 194. ° Pholoides dorsipapillatus. — PETTIBONE 1992 a: 16. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Gulf of Oman. Family Phyllodocidae Ørsted, 1843 a Eteone sp. Etone sp. — ROSENFELDT 1989: 220. Regional distribution: Red Sea. Remarks: This is the only record of this valid genus for the Arabian region. Eulalia magalaensis Kinberg, 1866 Eulalia magalaensis Kinberg, 1866 b: 241. Type locality/origin: “Fretum Magalhaense juxta insulam Buket” (Strait of Magellan, Chile). Eulalia (Pterocirrus) magalhaensis [sic]. — FAUVEL 1919 b: 364. Eulalia (Pterocirrus) magalhaensis [sic]. — FAUVEL 1957: 5. Steggoa magalhaensis [sic]. — HARTMANN-SCHRÖDER 1960: 72. Steggoa magalaensis. — MOHAMMAD 1976: 132. Eulalia (Pterocirrus)? magalaensis. — BEN-ELIAHU 1977 a: 164. Eulalia magalhensis [sic]. — AMOUREUX et al. 1978: 78. Eulalia magalaensis. — BEN-ELIAHU & SAFRIEL 1982: 388. ° Eulalia magalaensis. — PLEIJEL 1991: 255. Regional distribution: Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, Arabian Gulf. Eulalia manca Gravier, 1900 – nomen dubium Eulalia manca Gravier, 1900: 209. Type locality/origin: Djibouti (Gulf of Aden). Eulalia manca. — HARTMAN 1974 b: 613. ° Eulalia manca. — EIBYE-JACOBSEN 1991: 127. Regional distribution: Gulf of Aden. Remarks: According to EIBYE-JACOBSEN (1991), this species is indeterminable. It might be a junior synonym of Pterocirrus magalaensis Kinberg, 1866 b.
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