ISSN 0095-0157 A Bibliography and Checklist of Polychaetous Annelids of Florida, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Region. THOMAS H. PERKINS AND THOMAS SAVAGE a Florida Department of Natural Resources Marine Research Laboratory Number 14 October 1975The Florida Department of Natural Resources Marine Research Laboratory publishes two series, Memoirs of the Hourglass Cruises and Florida Marine Research Publications. The latter, published at irregular intervals and numbered consecutively, supersedes the following Marine Research Laboratory publications: Professional Papers Series ‘Technical Series Special Scientific Reports Educational Series Leaflet Series ‘Salt Water Fisheries Leaflet Series The Publications include articles, monographs, bibliographies, synopses, and educational summaries dealing with the marine resources of Florida and nearby areas. Copies are distributed to libraries, laboratories, and research institutions throughout the world. Communications concerning receipt or exchange of publications should be directed to the Librarian of the Marine Research Laboratory. Edwin A. Joyce, Jr. Editor —_—FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS Number 14 A Bibliography and Checklist of Polychaetous Annelids of Florida, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Region. THOMAS H. PERKINS AND THOMAS SAVAGE 1975 Florida Department of Natural Resources Marine Research Laboratory 100 Eighth Avenue SE St. Petersburg, Florida 33701ABSTRACT Perkins, T. H., and T. Savage, 1975. A Bibliography and Checklist of Polychaetous Annelids of Florida, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Region. Fla. Mar. Res. Publ, No. 14.62 p. A bibliography and checklist of polychaete species names recorded from northern Brazil to northern Florida, including the West Indies, the Bahama Islands, northern South America, eastern Central America, and the Gulf of Mexico, are reported. ‘The checklist is annotated to update taxonomy of species included; species names are cross-referenced to bibliographic citations. Contribution No, 268, Florida Department of Natural Resources, Marine Research Laboratory This public document was promulgated at an annual cost of $3552 or $1.77 per copy to make research results and marine resources information available to scientists and the public.CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION BIBLIOGRAPHY CHECKLIST ‘Aphroditidae Aphrodita, Aphrogenia, Hermione, Heteroaphrodita, Laetmatonice, Laetmonice, Pontogenia, Polynoidae .'....... oe aon . Admetella, Alentic, Antinoé, Benhamipolynoé, Chaetacanthus, Enipo, Euphione, Evarnella, Halosydna, Halosydnella, Harmotho®, Hermadion, Hermenia, Iphione, Lepidametria, Lepidasthenia, ‘Lepidonotus, Malmgrenia, Melaenis, Nectochaeta, Nemidia, Para. lepidonotus, Phyllohartmania, Polynoé, Polynoella, Thormora. Polyodontidae . . rere seeees Acoetes, Euarche, Eupanthalis, Eupolyodontes, Panthalis, 22, Polyodontes Sigalionidae Peer ere er eee Bhlersileanira, Eupholod, Eusigalion, Fimbriostheneiais, Leaniro, Pholoé, Psammolyce, Sigalion, Sthenclais, Sthenolepis, Thalenessa. Eulepthidae .... wed Eulepis, Eulepthus, Grubeuiepis, Mesieulepis, Pareuiena Pisionidae wee Bd Pisione, Pisio Chrysopetalidae . . 22 ‘Bhawania, Chrysopetaium, Paleanotus, Palmyridae .. 7 25 Palmyra. Amphinomidae . 26 Amphibranchus, Amphinome, Benthosedlex, Chideia, Chioenea, Eurythoé, Hermodice, Hipponoa, Lycaretus, Metamphinome, Noto: p1g0s Paramiphinome, Pareurythot, PiBione, Peeudeury thot. Euphrosinidae . we 26 Euphrosine. Phyllodocidae : ae fee e eee 26 Anaitides, Eteone, Eulalia, Eumida, Hesionura, Lepadorhynchus, A@ystdes, Nereiphylla, Notophyllum, Paranaitis,Phyllodoce, Sige Alciopidae . .. 227 Aleiopa, Aiciopina, Cailizona," Corynocephalus, Rhynchonerelia, Vanadis. Lopadorrhynchidae eet Lopadorrhynchus, Pelagobita lospilidae -. 5 27 Tospilopsis (Jospilopsis} , Phalacrophorus, ‘Typhloscolecidae .... 28 Plotobia, Sogttlla, Travisopsi, Typhioscoes. ‘Tomopteridae . . i 2-28 Tomopteris Hesionidae . 28 Castalia, Dathousiella, Failacia, Gyptis, Hesione, Hesionides, Irma, Leocrates, Nereimyra, Oxydromus, Parahesione, Podarke. Pilargidae : Remora) Ancistargis, Aneistrosyilis, Cabira, Loandalia, Parandalia, Pilargis, Sigam bra, Syneimis,Syllidae eee see eee neces 29 ‘Amblyosyllis, Autolytides, Autolytus, Branchiosyllis, Brania, Bhier- sia, Eusyllis, Exogone, Grubea, Haplosyllides, Haplosyllis, Langer- hansia, Odontosyllis, Opisthosyllis, Parasphaerosyllis, Petitia, Pionosyllis, Proceraea, Pseudosyllides, Sphaerosyllis, Syilis, Synsyls, Trypanosyllis, Typosyllis, Xenosylls. Nereidae 32 Ceratocephala, Ceratonereis, Heteronereis, Laeonereis, Leptonereis, Lycastis, Lycastopsis, Mastigonereis, Namalycastis, Namanereis, Neanthes, Nereis, Nicon, Perinereis, Platynereis, Pseudonereis, Rul- lierinereis, Stenoninereis, Tylorrhyncus, Uncinereis, Websterinereis. Nephtyidae.... eee -. 85 Aglaophamus, Nephiys, Portelia, Sphaerodoridae : Sphaerodorum. Glyceridae ... 7 35 Glycera, Hemipodus. Goniadidae .. . : + 36 Glycinde, Goniada, Goniadeita, Progoniada ‘Onuphidae ; Diopatra, Rhamphobrachium. Bunicidae ...... eee oe 37 Eunice, Leodice, ' Lysidice, Macduffia, Marphysa, Nematonereis, Nicidion, Palola, Paramarphysa, Lumbrineridae 40 ‘Lum brineris [Lumbrinereis; Lumbriconereis}, Ninoé, Arabellidae . 41 Arabella, Aracoda, Drilonereis. Lysaretidae . ‘Aglaurides, Lysarete, Oenone. Dorvilleidae .... eee ee Anisoceras, Dorviliea, Ophryotrocha, Papilliodorvillea, villea, Staurocephalus, Stauronereis, Myzostomidae . Myzostomum (Myzostoma]. Orbiniidae .. Anthostoma, Aricia, Haploscoloplos, Mierorbinia, Naineris, Orbinia, Phylo, Protoaricia, Protoariciella, Scoloplos, Theostoma, Paraonidae Aricidea, Cirrophoris, Paradoneis, Paraonides, Paraonis. Apistobranchidae ...... : oo a4 Apistobranchus. Spionidae ..... Aonides, Apoprionospio, Aricidea, Boccardia, Chaetosphaera, Dispio, Laonice, Malacoceros, Mierospio, Minuspio, Nerine, Nerinides, Para. prionospio, Polydora, Prionospio, Pseudopolydora, Pygospio, Scolec- olepides, Scotecoleps, Scolelepis,Spio, Spiophanes, Sreblospo. Magelonidae . ‘Magelona. Poecilochaetidae . Poecilochactus. ‘Trochochaetidae . Trochochaeta. Heterospionidae Heterospio. 42 = 43 45 46 47 ATChaetopteridae Beer ret 1 AT Chaetopterus, Mesochaetopterus, Phyllochaetopterus, | Spiochae- topterus. Cirratulidae ......... eee Peers Audouinia, Caulleriella, Chaetozone, Cirratulus, Cirrhatulus, Cirrt formia, Dodecaceria, Pentacirrus, Pseudocirratulus, Tharyx. Cossuridae . 5 48 Cossura, Ctenodrilidae . . Ctenodrilus. Flabelligeridae 2 48 Brada, Buskiella, Fawveliopsis, Flabelligera, Pherusa, Priomis, Semi odera, Siphonostomum, Stylarioides, Therochaeta, Scalibregmidae . Eumenia, Kebuita, Oncoscolex, Scalibregma, Opheliidae .... - 49 ‘Ammotrypane, Armandia, Ophelia, Ophelina, Polyophihalmus, Travisia, Sternaspidae ..... ce Bere ee eee eee ee 0) Sternaspis. Capitellidae ..... : Capitella, Capitellides, Capitomastus, Dasybranchus, Eisigella, Euno- tomastus, Heteromastides, Heteromastus, Leiochrides, Mediomastus, Notomastus, Seyphoproctus. Arenicolidae Arenicola, Maldanidae ... . : See reece eee +. BL Asyehis, Axiothella, Branchioasychis, Clymene, Clymeneila, Gly: ‘menopsis, Clymenura, Euclymene, Lumbriclymene, Macroclymene, Maldane, Maldanelta, Maldanid, Maldanopsis, Nicomache, Nicoma- chella, Paraxiothea, 'Petaloproetus, Praxilla,, Praxillella, Praxillura, Rhodine, tevteeeeeeees wee 49 Oweniidae ..... Myriochele, Myriowenia, Owenia, Bogueidae 52 Boguea. Sabellariidae 52 Centrocorone, Hermella, Idanthyrsus, Lygdamis, Monorchos, Phrag- matopoma, Sabetlaria, Pectinariidae . . 53 Cistenides, Peetinaria, Petta Ampharetidae..... 58 Amage, Ampharete, Amphicteis, Anobothrus, Asabeilides, Aucheno- lax, Hypaniola, Isolda, Lysippides, Melina, Melinnexis, Sabellides, Sosane. ‘Terebellidae .. Pee ee pees eo ‘Amacana, ‘Amphitrite, Artacamella, Biremis, Enoplobranchus, Eupolyminia, Lanice, Lanicides, Leprea, Loimia, Neoamphitrite, Nicolea, Phenacia, Pista, Polycirrus, Polymnia, Polymniella, Pseudo- {helepus, Sabelldes, Sciondes, Strebiosoma, Terebela, Thelepus ‘Trichobranchidae . . : ve eeeeaes 55 Terebellides, Trichobranchus. Sabellidae . pee eee ee 56 ‘Anamoebaed, ia, Bispira, Branchiomma, Chone, Dasy- chone, Dasychonopsis, Demonax, Euratella, Fabricia, Hypsicoma- tides, Hypsicomatopsis, Hypsicomus, Laonome, °Megalomma,Metalaonome, Oriopsis, Parasabella, Potamethus, Potamilla, Potamis, Protulides, Pseudobranchiomma, Sabella, Sabellastarte, Sabellina, Tubularia. Serpulidae . Crucigera, ‘Cymospira, Dexiospira, Eupomatus, Filograna, Hyalo pomatus, Hydroides, Mercierella, Mercierellopsis, Olga, “Ompha- lopoma,’ Paravermitia, Placostegus, Pomatoceros, Pomatoleios, Pomatostegus, Protis, Protula, Pseudovermilia, Salmacina, Scleros- tyla, Serpula, Sphaeropomatus, Spirobranchus, Spirodiscus, Spirorbia, Subprotule,Terebela, Vermilia, Vermilion Archiannelida ... . Dinophilidae . Trilobodrilus. Nerillidae .. Nerilla, Nerillidium. Protodrilidae Protodrilus, Saccocirrus. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: 58 . 62 - 62INTRODUCTION Although polychaetes are a major group of benthic marine organisms (Day, 1967, 1973; Taylor, 1971; O’Gower and Wacascy, 1967) of great ecological importance, they have not been as extensively studied as certain other major froups, such as mollusks and decapod crusta- ceans. Importance of polychaetes as food items of benthic fishes and decapod crustaceans has been noted in many studies (Hedgpeth, 1954; Smith, 1954; Darnell, 1958; Randall,” 1967; ‘Tagatz, 1968; Topp and Hoff, 1972; Cobb et al., 1973; and Camp, 1973). McNulty (1966, 1968) and Taylor (1971) discussed the relationship of polychaetes to sewage pollution, and Reish (1955, 1966) discussed use of a polychaete species as a pollution indicator. Some species exert enormous destructive effect on coral reefs (Hartman, 1954; Marsden, 1962; Robertson, 1963; Ebbs, 1966). In’ studies based on Thorson’s (1957) concept of stable bottom communities, polychaetes may be used to moni- tor effects of nuclear power plants, industrial pollution, dredging and filling, and other man- induced environmental changes, To obtain knowledge of the marine biota of the eastern shelf of the Gulf of Mexico, the Florida Department of Natural Resources Marine Research Laboratory conducted a major collecting effort, Project Hourglass, from August 1965, to November 1967 (Joyce and Williams, 1967). This project. produced 728 benthic samples with dredges and trawls at ten estab- lished stations off Tampa Bay and Sanibel Island, Florida, to maximum depths of 73 m, resulting in a large, important collection of marine life, of which polychaetes were a major part. Additionally, polychaete material from several other major sampling programs is present at the Marine Research Laboratory. A literature search, conducted to develop necessary back- ground information for study of this material, resulted in a catalog of polychaete species names from 297 taxonomic, ecological, and_other references pertinent to the fauna of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean, Major lists for polychaetes from Gulf and Caribbean localities include those of Horst (1922), Monro [1933 (165)), Hartman (1951), and Rioja (1959). ‘These are primarily taxo- nomic works and do not include references to many ecological and biological studies herein included. Important bibliographies dealing with polychaetes are found in many of the cited references. Some more important taxonomic works included are those of Schmarda (1861), Ehlers (1887), Augener (1906 to 1936), ‘Treadwell (1901 to 1943), Monro (1928 to 1939), Rioja (1945 to 1961), Hartman (1938 to 1969), Pettibone (1954 to’ 1971), and Jones (1961 'to 1963). There are essentially no zoogeo- graphic papers on polychaetes from the study area, but pertinent information is contained in many of the papers cited. The reader is referred to Hedgpeth (1953) for a discussion of zoo- geography of the Gulf of Mexico and to Topp and Hoff (1972) for a more recent summary. Specific geographic areas included in th study are the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea (West Indies), Bahama Islands, eastern Central America, tropical South America from Columbia to northern Brazil, and the east coast of Florida. We have attempted to include all polychaete records from these areas. Day (1973) has recent: ly summarized information of polychaetes in the Carolinas, Predictably, larger and/or more common species have been reported more often, and smaller andjor more cryptic species less fre- quently. Many, especially the smaller species, probably remain undescribed. For example, the Laboratory has collections of the usually small Acrocitridae from the east coast of Florida and from the Gulf of Mexico. There are only a few records of this family for eastern North America; they involve two species, both of which are poorly known. The genus Iphitime (iphitimidae), whose species are commensal with certain crabs, has not been reported in the study area, but representatives are contained in our collections. No comprehensive collections of polychaetes have been reported on from the Carolinean areas of the Gulf of Mexico or from the east coast of Florida; such treatments, when conducted, will undoubtedly reveal new records and new species. It is also probable that new species or records of polychaetes will be found in large collections from offshore waters at almost’ any location in the study area. The reader unfamiliar with the Polychaeta is therefore cautioned against regarding this as a total faunal compendium. ‘The paper is divided into a bibliography and an annotated checklist. Certain biblio- graphic citations were not seen by us, and information indicated from them was extracted from other publications, particularly Hartman (1959, 1965). Specific names in the checklist are grouped in phylogenic order by family, generally following the checklist of Hartman (1959, 1965), and thereafter in alphabetical order bygenus and species. Specific names are listed as cited in the original references, except for oceasional deletion of subgeneric names, mis- spellings, and certain noted variant spellings. Numbers after each specific name in the check- list indicate the bibliographic citation in which that name is recorded from the study area. We have attempted to include information concer- ing status of each name in the checklist. This does not reflect personal determination on our part, but is based on literature information. Authorities are included by author, date, and bibliographic citation number. Disputed taxo- nomic problems are not resolved in this paper. Certain papers in the bibliography, cited in the introduction or in the checklist to update taxonomic status, do not deal directly with Gulf or Caribbean polychaetes and are unnumbered. The following are explanations of some examples found in the checklist: PHYLLODOCIDAE Lepadorhynchus erythrophyllus Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Phyliddoce (Anaitides) erythrophylla, fide Augener, 1925 (10); =Anaitides, fide Hartman, '1959 (102); =Phyllodoce (Anaitides) erythrophylla, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192). The above states that L. erythrophyllus Schmarda, 1861, was changed to Phyllodoce (Anaitides) erythropliylla by Augener (1925), who reexamined the holotype (see reference number 10 in the bibliography). Hartman (1959), in bibliographic reference number 102, elevated the subgenus to generic rank, but Pettibone (1963), in bibliographic reference number 192, retained Phyllodoce. ‘The numbers 10, 102, and 221 refer to bibliographic citations in which this name is used to report the species from the study area, Further references to this species can be found in the checklist under Anaitides erythrophyllus and Phyllodoce ery- throphylla. An entire familial listing must be consulied to obtain all information pertinent to a particular species name. For example, Phyllodoce oculata Ehlers, 1887, was referted to erythrophylla by Augener in '1925(10), and Hartman [1959(102)] questionably referred Phyllodoce tortugae Treadwell, 1917, to this species. This information is contained’in treat- ments of the latter names. FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS NEREIDAE Neanthes (often considered as a subgenus in Nereis) caudata (delle Chiaje, 1822) 103, 177, 205, 215, 232. [-Homonym “Nereis (Neanthes) arenaceodentata, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192); =N. (N.) acuminata, fide Day, 1973.) Numbers refer again to bibliographic cita- tions in which this species was reported under this name from the study area. The name of delle Chiaje was determined to be a homonym, by Pettibone [1963 (192)], who resurrected a younger synonym, and also included the species in the genus Nereis. Day (1973), a reference with no bibliographic citation number because it does not specifically report on polychaetes from the study area, changed the species name to a synonym preceding that used by Pettibone. This paper presents the results of our literature search. We hope it will facilitate study of polychaetes in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, BIBLIOGRAPHY Cross Reference ‘Numbers 1 ABILDGAARD, P. C. 1789. 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[=Heteroaphrodita, fide Pettibone, 1966.] obtecta Ehlers, 1887 51, 80, 102, 164, [resembles Aphrodita alta, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] Aphrogenia alba Kinberg, 1855 91, 102, 126 Hermione [=Hermonia, fide Hartman, 1959 (102) new name; included in Laetmonice, fide Pettibone, 1966.] hystrix (Savigny, 1820) 8, 102, hinbergi Quatrefages, 1865 8. [=Hermonia hystrix, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). tropicus (Treadwell, 1934) 81. [=Hermonia hystrix, fide Hartman, 1944 (86).) Heteroaphrodita intermedia (McIntosh, 1885) [See Aphrodita.] Laetmatonice ‘inbergi Baird, 1865 51. [=Laetmonice filicornis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] nuchipapillata Augener, 1906 8, 102. [=Laetmonice, fide Hartman, 1959 (02). Laetmonice filicornis (Kinberg, 1855) 79, 84. hystrix (Savigny, 1820) [See Hermonia.} kinbergi (Baird, 1865) 257. [=L. filicornis, fide Hartman, (102). nuchipapillata (Augener, 1906) 80, 102. Pontogenia chrysocoma (Baird, 1865) 266. 1959 FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS curva Chamberlin, 1919 35. maggiae Augener, 1906 8, 80, 102, 242, sericoma Ehlers, 1887 47, 51, 80, 102, 205, 247, 257, 266. POLYNOIDAE Admetelia longipedata McIntosh, 1885 8. Alentia gelatinosa (Sars, 1835) 8. Antino’ finmarchica Malmgren, 1867 8. Benhamipolynoé antipathicola (Benham, 1927) 1972. Chaetacanthus magnificus (Grube, 1875) 2, 102, Enipo antillicola (Augener, 1906) [See Nemidia.] Euphione (Chaetacanthus) magnificus Grube, 1875 11. [=Chaetacanthus magnificus, fide Hart man, 1959 (102),] suluensis (Horst, 1917) [See Lepidonotus.] Evarnella trimaculata Treadwell, 1924 102, 245. [=Harmothoe, fide Hartman, 1938 (81).1 Halosydna brevisetosa Kinberg, 1855 257. [This record=H. leucohyba, fide Hart- man, 1944 (86), not Kinberg.] fuscamaculata ‘Treadwell, 1924 BL, 102, 245. [=Halosydnella, fide Hartman, 1938 (81). fuscomarmorata (Grube, 1876) 163. granulata (Ehlers, 1887) 24. (=H. leucohyba, fide Hartman, 1944 (86).] leucohyba (Schmarda, 1861) 9, 81, 86, 95, 97, 154, 210, 215, 245. Halosydnelia fuscamaculata (Treadwell, 1924) 102. [-See Halosydna.] Harmotho’ aculeata Andrews, 1891NUMBER 14 9, 47, 79, 88, 95, 97, 116, 177, 186, 234a, 266, 273b. benthophila Ehlers, 1913 167 crucis (Grube, 1856) 11, 98, 102. ernesti Augener, 1931 87. imbricata (Linné, 1767) 51. lanceocirrata Treadwell, 1928 80, 102, 247. (=H. crucis, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).] lunulata (delle Chiaje, 1841) 284, 234a. polytricha (Schmarda, 1861) 239. [=H. crucis, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] polytrichioides Augener, 1922 9, 102. [=H. crucis,’ fide Augener, 1925 10).1 quadrituberculata Augener, 1922 9, 102. roberti Augener, 1922 9, 102. [=H. variegata, fide Augener, 1927 dp. trimaculata (Treadwell, 1924) 81, 95, 102, 210, 215. variegata Treadwell, 1917 98, 102, 17, 242, 5p. 115(2), 282, 234. Hermadion sp. 23, Hermenia verruculosa Grube, 1856 9, 10, 11, 24, 47, 57, 73, 80, 102, 140, 240, 245, 247,257, 266. Iphione magnifica Grube, 1876 76, 102. [~Chactacanthus magnificus, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] Lepidametria ‘commensalis Webster, 1879 28, 88, 43, 79, 95, 97, 135, 162, 186, 192, 2340, spidasthenia, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). Lepidasthenia commensalis (Webster, 1879) 102, 232, 234. [=Lepidametria, fide Petti- bone, 1963 (192).] lactea Treadwell, 1939 102, 256. [=L. commensalis, fide Hartman, 1951 (95).] longicirrata Treadwell, 1928 247. [=L. natans, fide Hartman, 1956 (98). a1 maculata Potts, 1910 57. [pethaps=L. grimaldii, fide 1959 (102).] natans (Chamberlin, 1919) [See L. fongicirrata’] rufa Treadwell, 1928 98, 102, 247. variegata Treadwell, 1928 102, 247. [=L. rufa, fide Hartman, 1956, (98).] varius Treadwell, 1917 98, 102, 247. Hartman, sp. 98, 232, Lepidonotus ‘antillarum (Schmarda, 1861) 102, branchiatus (Treadwell, 1901) 115, 257. [=Chaetacanthus magnificus, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).] citrifrons Augener, 1906 8, 102, humilis Augener, 1922 9, 86, 102, inquilinus Treadwell, 1917 102, 242. [=Scalisetosa, fide Augener, 1927 (11) sensolato; =Lepidasthenia juvenile, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).] (Thormora) jukesii Baird, 1865 13. [=Thormora, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). lacteus (Ehlers, 1887) 8,80, 102. (Physalidonotus) magnificus (Grube, 1875) 9. [=Euphione, fide Augener, 1927 (11); =Chaetacanthus, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). notata Hoagland, 1919 102, 111, 257." [=Thormora, fide Hartman, 1959 (103).] pallidus Treadwell, 1939 102, 256. [=L. sublevis, fide Hartman, 1961 (98).1 squamatus Linné, 1758 23, 268. [These citations may actually be L. sublevis, fide Hartman, 1951 (95).] sublevis Verrill, 1873 21, 23, 38, 85a, 64, 79, 95, 97, 109, 162, 181, 192, 232, 234, 334, 263, 268, 273. sulwensis Horst, 1917 11. [=Euphione, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).} (Thormora) taeniatus (Ehlers, 1887) 80. [=Thormora taeniata, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] tomentosus (Grube, 1856) 55, 56, 102. variabitis Webster, 1879 23, 83, 43, 47, 59, 79, 95, 97, 111, 162, 17,22 205, 215, 282, 234, 234a, 257, 266, 268. verruculosus (Grube, 1956) 115. [=Hermenia verruculosa, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] sp. 28, 234a, ‘Malmgrenia curacaoensis (Horst, 1922) 11, 102. [=Harmothoe variegata, fide Hart- man, 1956 (98).] Melaenis tropieus Treadwell, 1934 102, 254, 257. [=APHRODITIDAE— Hermione hystrix, fide Hartman, 1944 (86); =Hermonia, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] Nectochaeta inguilina (Treadwell, 1917) [pethaps=juvenile of another named species, fide Hartinan 1959 (102). Nemidia antillicola Augener, 1906 80, 102. [=Enipo, fide Pettibone, 1963 (182).] Paralepidonotus boholensis curacaoensis Horst, 1922 102, 115, [=Malmgrenia curacaoensis, fide Augener, 1927 (11); =Harmothoe variegata, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).] Phyllohartmania taylori Pettibone, 1961 64, 79, 103, 191, 234, 2342. Polynoé antillarum Schmarda, 1861 102, 221. [=Lepidonotus, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] branchiata ‘Treadwell, 1901 102, 239. [=Chaetacanthus magnificus, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).] Ddrevisetosa (Kinberg, 1855) 239. (This record=Halosydna leucohyba, fide Hartman, 1944 (86), not Kinberg.] crucis Grube, 1856 10, 73, 103. [=Harmothoe, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] granulata Ehlers, 1887 BL, 102, 266. ' [=Halosydna leucohyba, fide Hartman, 1944 (86).] lactea Ehlers, 1887 ‘=Lepidonotus lacteus, fide Hart- (102).] leucohyba Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Halosydna, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] lobocephala Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Harmothoe erucis, fide ‘Augener, 1925 (10).] FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS nodosa Treadwell, 1901 102, 239. [=Hermeni» ‘Treadwell, 1911 (240).) polytricha Schmarda, 1861 10, 51, 102, 111, 221, 257 [-Harmothoe erucis, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] taeniata Ehlers, 1887 51, 102. [=Thormora, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] Sp. 239, Polynoid verruculosa, fide 8p. 234 (2). Polynoella pachylepis Augener, 1906 219. Thormora [Often considered as a subgenus of Lepidonotus.) notata (Hoagland, 1919) 102, taeniata (Ehlers, 1887) 86, 102. [=Lepidonotus (Thormora) jukesii, fide Augener, 1933 (13). POLYODONTIDAE Acoetes ‘magnifica Treadwell, 1929 102, 248, [=Panthalis pustulata, fide Hart- man, 1956 (98).] pleel Audouin and Milne Edwards, 1832 7, 102. [=Polyodontes, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). Euarche tubifex (Bhlers, 1887) 51, 80, 102.’ [=Eupanthalis kinbergi, fide Hartman, 1938 (80); =Eupanthalis tubifex, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); ~Eupanthalis kinbergi, fide Day, 1973.] Eupanthalis inbergi (MeIntosh, 1876) [See E. tubifex} oculata Hartman, 1944 86, 102. tubifex (Bhlers, 1887) 21, 79, 95,103. [=E, kinbergi, fide Hartman, 1938 (80); =E. tubifex, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =E. kinbergi, fide Day, 1973.) Eupolyodontes cornishii Buchanan, 1894 4, Panthalis oculea Treadwell, 1901 102, 239, 257." [=Polyodontes, fide Monro,NUMBER 14 1928 (163).] pacifica Treadwell, 1914 84. pustulata Treadwell, 1924 102, 177, 205, 232, 245. sp. 86. Polyodontes frons Hartman, 1939 84, lupina (Stimpson, 1856) 28, 33, 65, 79, 95, 162, 168, 177, 180, 181, 205, 232, 234, 284, oculea (Treadwell, 1901) 81, 102, 119, 163. pleei (Audouin and Milne Edwards, 1832) 102. sp. 234, SIGALIONIDAE, Ehlersileanira incisa (Grube, 1878) 197. Eupholoé ‘acuminata Treadwell, 1934 254, 257. | [=Psammolyce flava, fide Hartman, 1942 (83). cirrata Treadwell, 1934 102, 254, 257. '[=Leanira hystricis, fide Hart- man, 1943 (83); Leanira cirrata, fide Pettibone, 1970 (197),] globosa Winternitz, 1936 102, 186, 274. [=Sthenelais articulata, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] grubei (Treadwell, 1901) 257. [=Sthenolepis, fide (104).} Eusigalion lewisii (Berkeley and Berkeley, 1939) 86. [=Thalenessa, fide Hartman 1959 (102).] Fimbriosthenelais hobbsi Pettibone, 1971 Hartman, 1965 199. Leanira ‘cirrata (Treadwell, 1934) 197, gracilior (Augener, 1927) 102, grubei (Treadwell, 1901) 83, 86, 147. [=Sthenolepis, fide Hartman, 1965 (104).} hystricis Ehlers, 1874 83, 104, 192. ° [83=L. cirata; 192-1, robusta in part; both fide Pettibone, 1970 (197).] 23 incisa (Grube, 1878) 86. [=Sthenolepis, fide Hartman, 1965 (104); =Ehlersileanira, fide Pettibone, 1970 (197).] oculata Hartman, 1942 84. [=Sthenolepis, fide (104). robusta Verrill, 1885 [See L. hystricis.] Pholoe Hartman, 1965 7D. 234, 2840, Psammolyce arenosa (delle Chiaje, 1841) 13, 21, 86, 177. flava Kinberg, 1855 83, 84 floccifera Augener, 1906 8, 80. [=P. arenosa, (102).} occidentalis McIntosh, 1885 102, 143, 219. pendula Hartman, 1942 84, 102, rigida, Treadwell, 1901, not Gritbe, 1868 102, 239, 257." [=P. arenosa, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] Sigalion antillarum Grube, 1875 75, 102. arenicola Vertill, 1879 234, 234a, ‘mathildae Audouin and Milne Edwards, 1832 164. pergamentaceum Grube, 1856 73, 102. [Questionabie, fide Hartman, 1959 (162).] pourtalesii Ehlers, 1887 35, 51, 80, 102. Sthenelais articulata Kinberg, 1855 21, 83, 59, 86, 95, 97, 10: 181, 2192,'263. (95, 97 bone, 1963 (192).} boa (Johnston, 1839) 11, 18, 79, 115, 148, 164, 17, 192, 205, 232, 284, 234a, gracilior Augener, 1906 8. [=Sthenolepis, fide Hartman, 1965 (104).] grubei Treadwell, 1901 289, 245. [=Sthenolepis, fide Hartman, 1965 (104). helenae Kinberg, 1855 [See S. maculata] keukenthali (Augener, 1933) 13. [=Sthenolepis, fide (104).] fide Hartman, 1959 125, 162, 180, boa, fide'Petti- Hartman, 19654 leidyi Quatrefages, 1865 23, 263. [23=S. articulata; 263 probably=S. articulata, both fide Hartman, 1951 (95).] maculata Hartman, 1939 45a. [*S. helenae, fide Pettibone, 1971 (199).] setosa Bush in Verrill, 1900 185. simplex Ehlers, 1887 51, 80, 102, 239, 257. [=Sthenolepis incisa, fide Hartman, 1965 (104); =Ehlersileanira incisa, fide Pettibone, 1970 (197).] sp. 144, 145, 146, 181. Sthenolepis gracilior (Augener, 1927) 11, 108, grubei (Treadwell, 1901) [See uphoioé, Leanira and Sthenelais.] hukenthali Augener, 1922 9, 13, 103. oculata (Hartman, 1942) [See Leanira.] 5p. 104. Thalenessa lewisii (Berkeley and Berkeley, 1939) 177. EULEPTHIDAE Eulepethus fimbriatus (Treadwell, 1901) 257, [=Grubeulepis fimbriata, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196).] splendidus (Treadwell, 1901) 257. [=Pareulepis wyvillei, 1939.) Eulepis challengeriae Chamberlin, 1919 102, 143, 196. [=Pareulepis challengeriae, fide’ Hartman, 1959 (102); questionable, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196).] fimbriata Treadwell, 1901 102, 239. [-Grubeulepis, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196).] splendida Treadwell, 1901 fide Hartman, 8, 102, 239. [=Pareulepis wyvillei, fide Hart man, 1939. weberi Horst, 1922 11, 102, 118. [=Mexiewlepis, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196).] Grubeulepis fimbriata (Treadwell, 1901) 196. FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS. sulcatisetis (Jones, 1962) 196. Mexieulepis elongatus Rioja, 1961 103, 217. [=M. weberi, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196).1 weberi (Horst, 1922) 79, 196, Pareulepis challengeriae (Chamberlin, 1919) [See Eulepis.] fimbriata (Treadwell, 1901) 86, 102,177. [=Grubeulepis, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196).] suleatisetis Jones, 1962 103, 119. [=Grubeulepis, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196). weberi (Horst, 1922) 102, 177. [=Mexieulepis, fide Pettibone, 1969 (196).1 wyvillei (Melntosh, 1885) 84,196. PISIONIDAE Pisione remota (Southern, 1914) 234, 234a, Pisionidens indica (Aiyar and Alikunhi, 1940) 45a. CHRYSOPETALIDAE Bhawania goodei Webster, 1884 9,11, 33, 57, 79, 162, 177, 215, 239, Chrysopetalum {Included ‘in Paleanotus, fide Day, 1967.) debile (Grube, 1855) 103, 164. [=Paleanotus debilis, fide Day, 1967.) elegans Bush in Verrill, 1900 177, [Perhaps-Bhawania goodei, fide Hart- man, 1959 (102).] Paleanotus debilis (Grube, 1855) [See Chrysopetalum debile.] heteroseta Hartman, 1945 79, 205, 232, 234, 334 sp. 284a,NUMBER 14 PALMYRIDAE [Included in CHRYSOPETALIDAB, fide Day, 1967.] Palmyra goodei (Webster, 1884) 257. [~CHRYSOPETALIDAE—Bhawania goodei, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] elongata Grube, 1856 10, 73, 102. [=Chrysopetalum sp.._ fide Augener, 1925 (10); perhaps~CHR YSOPETA- LIDAE—Bhawania goodei, fide Hartman, 1959 AMPHINOMIDAE Amphibranchus occidentalis Kinberg, 1867 102, 128. [=Hermodice Hartman, 1948 (91).] Amphinome aeolides (Savigny, 1818) 102. [Indeterminable, fide Hartman, 1959 (402).1 carnea Grube, 1856 78, 102. [Indeterminable, 1959 (102).] carunculata (Pallas, 1766) 10. {-Hermodice, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] jamaicensis Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 111, 221, 257, 264, 265, 266. [~Eurythoe complanata, fide Augener, 1925 (10).) macrotricha Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. (=Burythoe complanata, fide ‘Augener, 1925 (10). microcarunculata Treadwell, 1901 102, 239, 257. [Perhaps=Benthoscolex, fide Hartman, 1942 (84). pallasii Quatrefages, 1865 51, 102, 201. [=A. rostrata, fide Rioja, 1959 (215).] rosea Grube in Quatrefages, 1865 102, 201. [Perhaps=A. carnea, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] rostrata (Pallas, 1766) 9, 28, 79, 95, 97, 164, 192, 202, 215, 263. sanguinea Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Hermodice carunculata, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] ‘smaragdina Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Hermodice carunculata, fide Auugener, 1925 (10).) carunculata, fide fide Hartman, 25 Benthoscolex cubanus Hartman, 1942 84, 102. Chioeia candida Kinberg, 1910 102, 129. viridis, fide Hartman, 1948 (91).] euglochis Ehlers, 1887 8, 9, 10, 51, 80, 102, 239, 257. fide Monro, 1933 (165). viridis Schmarda, 1861 4, 10, 79, 84, 86, 91, 95, 102, 119, 148, 205, 215, 221, 265, 266. Chloenea ‘atlantica McIntosh, 1885 8. ‘candida (Kinberg, 1867) 102, 128, [=Chloeia viridis, fide Hartman, 1948 (91).] Eurythob complanata (Pallas, 1766) 2, 4, 11, 13, 9, 47, 51, 55, 56, 57, 79, 80, 86, 91, 95, 102, 111, 152, 154, 164, 165, 181, 205, 215, 239, 247, 267, 264, 266. pacifica Kinberg, 1857 TL, 245. [=E. complanata, fide Hartman, 1948 (91).] parvecarunculata Horst, 1912 55, 56. Hermodice carunculata (Pallas, 1766) 2, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 24, 47, 51, 57, 632, 79, 80, 86, 91, 95, 102, 140a, 154, 155, 164, 167, 171, 173, 205, 215, 239, 241, 245, 247, 257, 264, 265, 266, 273. Hipponoa elongata Treadwell, 1931 102, 252, 257. [Questionably=Pareurythoe, fide Hartman, 1956 (98). gaudichaudi Audouin and Milne Edwards, 1833 9, 21, 79, 216. multibranchiata (Treadwell, 1940) 95, 97, 102, 263. [=H.’ gaudichaudi, Pettibone, 1963 (192). Lycaretus ‘neocephalicus Kinberg, 1867 102, 127. [=Burythoe complanata, fide Hart- man, 1948 (91).] Metamphinome multibranchiata Treadwell, 1940 102, 258. [=Hipponoa, ‘fide Hartman, 1951 (95); =Hipponoa gaudichaudi, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).] Notopygos erinita Grube, 1855 2,4, 9, 47, 51, 239, 245, 247, 257, 264, 266 [=C. viridis, fide26 ‘megalops McIntosh, 1885, 57, 103, 273b. sp. 86, Paramphinome Jeffreysti (McIntosh, 1868) 104. [=P. pulchella, fide Day, 1973.) pulchella Sars, 1872 79, 192, 232. [- 1966 (104). sp. 3Ba. Pareurythoé americana Hartman, 1951 79, 95, 102, 205, 215, 268. elongata? (Treadwell, 1931) 98, 102. . jeffreysii, fide Hartman, 8p. 181. Pléione eolides Savigny, 1818 102, 220. [=Amphinome aeolides, fide Hart- man, 1959 (102).] Pseudeurythoé ambigua (Monro, 1933) 234, paucibranchiata Fauvel, 1932 284a, sp. 2840, EUPHROSINIDAE Euphrosine ‘armadillo Sars, 1851 8. triloba Ehlers, 1887 21, 51, 86, 102, 234, 234a, 239, 257. PHYLLODOCIDAE Anaitides [Often included as a subgenus of Phyllodoce.} erythrophyllus (Schmarda, 1861) 79, 86, 95, 102, 215, 273b. [=Phyllodoce (Anaitides) erythrophylla, fide Pettibone, 1963 (492).] madeirensis (Langerhans, 1880) [See Phyllodoce.] mucosa (Oersted, 1843) 79, 102. (=Phyllodoce (Anaitides), fide Petti- bone, 1963 (192).] Eteone alba Webster, 1879 FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS, 33, 95, 162, (192).} heteropoda Hartman, 1951 33, 79, 95, 97, 102, 162, 192, 199a, 21a, 224, 232, 234, 234a, 263, 263a, lactea Claparede, 1868 19, 35a. lactea, fide Pettibone, 1963 sp. 22, 187, 230, 234a. Eulalia foliosa ‘Treadwell, 1924 102, 246. myriacyelum (Schmarda, 1861) 10, 83, 43, 59, 79, 86, 95, 102, 154, 162, 174, 216. (Pterocirrus) macroceros (Grube, 1860) 57. [=Sige, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =£. (Pterocirrus), fide Day, 1967 and 1973.) quinquelineata Treadwell, 1901 102, 289, 245, 257. [=E. myriacyclum, fide Augener, 1925 (10).} (Eumida) sanguinea (Ocrsted, 1843) [See Eumida.] sp. 104. Eumida sanguinea (Ocrsted, 1843) 33, 79, 86, 95, 97, 162, 177, 187,215, 219a, 234, 884a. [-Bulalia (Eumida),” fide Day, 1967.] sp. 282. Hesionura elongata (Southern, 1914) [See Mystides.] fragilis Hartman-Schroeder, 1958 103, 106, 206, Lepadorhynchus erythrophyllus Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Phyllodoce (Anaitides) erythrophylla, fide Augener, 1925 (10); =Anaitides, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =Phyllo- doce (Anaitides) erythrophylla, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).] Mystides elongata Southern, 1914 205, 206. [=Hesionura, fide Hartman, 1965 (103).] Nereiphylla [Often included as a subgenus of Phyllodoce.] fragilis (Webster, 1879) 21, 33, 43, 79, 95, 97, 162, 205, 284a, 263, 263a. iyllodoce (Nereiphytla), fide Day, 1973.] nr. paretti Blainville, 1828 19, 95.NUMBER 14 Notophyllum myriaeyelum Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Fulalia, fide Augener, 1925 (as). Paranaitis papillosa (Ehlers, 1887) 21, 80, 102. speciosa (Webster, 1880) 79, 192, 232, 234, 234a. sp. 35a. Phyllodoce arenae Webster, 1879 219, 234, 234a. [=Anaitides catenula, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =P. (Anaitides) arenae, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).] (Anaitides) erythrophylla (Schmarda, 1861) 10, 11, 13, 192. {fragilis Webster, 1879 232, 234, [=Nereiphylla, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). madeirensis Langerhans, 1880 57, 218. [=Anuitides madeirensis, fide Haxt- man, 1959 (102); =Phyllodoce (A.), fide Day, 1973.] magnaceulata Treadwell, 1901 83, 102, 239, 257. (Anaitides) mucosa Oersted, 1843 57, 192. [=Anaitides, fide Hartman, 1968.] oculata Ehlers, 1887 9, BL, 80, 102, 164, 239, 245, 247, 257. [=P. (Anaitides) erythrophylla, fide Augener, 1925 (10); =Anaitides erythrophyllus, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =P. (Anaitides) erythrophylla, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).] (Anaitis) papillosa Ehlers, 1887 BL, 102, 111, 257. [=Paranaitis, fide Hart- man, 1959 (102).] tortugae Treadwell, 1917 98, 102, 242. [Questionably=Anaitides erythrophyila, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). unicirrata Winternitz, 1936 102, 274. [=Nereiphylla fragilis, fide Hart- man, 1959 (102).] sp. 186, 232, 234a, 239, Sige macroceros (Grube, 1860) 9. [*Eulalia (Pterocirrus), fide Day, 1967.] ALCIOPIDAE, Aleiopa mutilata Treadwell, 1934 102, 254, 257." [Probably=Naiades can- 27 trainil, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).] reynaudi Audouin and Milne Edwards, 1829 192. Alciopina paumotanus (Chamberlin, 1919) [See Corynocepalus.] Callizona angelini (Kinberg, 1866) 167. [=Rhynchonerella, fide Dales and Peter, 1972.) moebii Apstein, 1893 167. [=Rhynchonerella, fide Dales and Peter, 1972.] Corynocephalus ‘paumotanus Chamberlin, 1919 262. [=Aleiopina paumotanus, fide Dales and Peter, 1972.] Rhynchonerella angelini (Kinberg, 1866) [See Callizona and R. pycnocera.] moebii (Apstein, 1893) [See Callizona.] pyenocera Chamberlin, 1919 262. [=R. angelini, “fide Dales and Peter, 1972.) Vanadis crystallina Greef, 1876 205, 215. formosa Claparéde, 1870 262. fuscapunctata Treadwell, 1906 262. melanophthalmus Greef, 1885 71, 102. LOPADORRHYNCHIDAE, Lopadorrhynchus brevis Grube, 1855 167. uncinatus Fauvel, 1916 167, 257. Pelagobia longicirrata Greef, 1879 {See P. viguieri.] viguieri Gravier, 1911 262. [=P. longicirrata, fide Dales and Peter, 1972.) IOSPILIDAE, Tospilopsis (Jospilopsis] antillensis Augener, 192228 9, 102. [=Phalacrophorus uniformis, fide Dales and Peter, 1972.] Phalacrophorus maculatus Treadwell, 1943 262. =P. pictus, fide Dales and Peter, 1972.] pietus Greef, 1879 215. uniformis Reibisch, 1895 [See lospilopsis.] TYPHLOSCOLECIDAE Piotobia paucichaeta Treadwell, 1943 262. [=Sagitella howalewskit, fide Dales and Peter, 1972.] Sagitella howalewskii Wagner, 1872 9, 215, Travisopsis lobifera Levinsen, 1885 192. Typhloscolex leuckarti Reibisch, 1895 9. ‘muelleri Busch, 1851 215, 262. phyllodes Reibisch, 1895 9. TOMOPTERIDAE Tomopteris hefersteini Greet, 1879 167. helgolandica Greef, 1879 192. lingutata Rosa, 1908 167. nisseni Rosa, 1908 167. planktonis Apstein, 1900 167. 8p. 5,9, 104, HESIONIDAE Castalia hesionides Augener, 1906 8, 80, 102. [-Dalhousiella, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] longicirrata Treadwell, 1901 102, 239. [=Leocrates chinensis, fide Petti- FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS bone, 1970 (197a.] mutilata ‘Treadwell, 1901 102, 239. [=Nereimyra?, fide Hartman, 1956 (98); confused, see also Podarke. J Dathousiella longicirrata (Treadwell, 1901) 98. [=Leocrates chinensis, fide Pettibone, 1970 (1972.] carpenteri Mefntosh, 1901 167. hesionides (Augener, 1906) 98, 102. longisetis (Grube, 1857) 102, Fallacia proctochona (Schmarda, 1861) 269. [=Hesione picta, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] Gyptis brevipalpa (Hartman-Schroeder, 1959) 232. fasciata (Grube, 1855) 103. vittata Webster and Benedict, 1887 219a, 234, 234a, 263, sp. 284, 2940. Hesione intertexta Grube 1878 80, 84. longicirrata (Treadwell, 1901) 102, 257. [=Leocrates chinensis, fide Petti- bone, 1970 (197a).] pantherina Risso, 1826 9,173 picta F. Miiller, 1858 21, 57, 79, 95, 116, 119, 148, 169, 17, 215, 234, 284a, 266 praetexta Ehlers, 1887 51, 80, 102, [=H. picta, fide Hartman, 1938 (80).] proctochona Schmarda, 1861 9, 11, 13, 86, 102, 115, 221, 239, 247, 257, picta, fide Hartman, 1951 (95).] vittigera Ehlers, 1887 51, 80,102. '[=H. picta, fide Hartman, 1951 (95).) Sp. 86, 143. Hesionides arenaria Fredrich, 1937 106, 206. Irma ‘mutilata (Treadwell, 1901) 257. [=Nereimyra?, fide (98).1 Hartman, 1956NUMBER 14 Leoerates ‘chinensis Kinberg, 1866 197a. Nereimyra? ‘mutilata (Treadwell, 1901) 98. [Confused, see Castalia and Podarke.] hesionides (Augener, 1906) 102. [Probably Dathousiella, confused in Hartman, 1959 (102). Oxydromus fasciatus Grube, 1855 72. [=Gyptis fasciata, fide Hartman, 1965 (103).1 longisetis Grube, 1857 73, 102. [=Dalhousiella, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).] Parahesione luteola (Webster, 1880) 79, 190, 192, 232, 234, 234a, 263a, Podarke” [=Ophiodromus, fide Hartman, 1965 (103).} agilis Bhlers, 1864 239, 257. guanica Hoagland, 1919 33, 95, 96, 111, 162, 215, 257. [Pethaps= Podarke mutilata, fide Hartman 1969 (102); =P. obscura, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).) mutilata (Treadwell, 1901) 102. [Confused, ‘see Castalia, Nereimyra.] obscura Verrill, 1873 9, 11, 13, 43, 79, 86, 186, 192, 202, 232, 234, 234a, 263. sp. 268. Irma and PILARGIDAE Aneistargis apillosus Jones, 1961 103, 118. [=Ancistrosyllis papillosa, fide Pettibone, 1966 (195)-} Aneistrosyilis bassi Hartman, 1945 90, 95, 97, 102, 181, 232. Pettibone, 1966 (1 groenlandica MeIntosh, 1879 104. Jonesi Pettibone, 1966 234, 2340, papillosa (Jones, 1961) 79, 195. rigida Fauvel, 1919 Li, 87. [=Synelmis albini, fide Pettibone, 1966 (195).] [-Sigambra, fide 29 tentaculata ‘Treadwell, 1941 104. [=Sigambra, " fide (195).] sp. 154, Cabira incerta Webster, 1879 234, 2340, Loandalia ‘americana Hartman, 1947 22, 83, 90, 95, 97, 162, 263, 267,275. [ fauveli, fide Bettibone, 1966 (196); distinct =Parandalia, fide Emerson and Fauchald, 1971] fauveli Berkeley and Berkeley, 1941 35a, 79, 195, 2732. [=Parandalia, fide Emer- son and Fauchauld, 1971.] Parandalia americana (Hartman, 1947) 199a. [See Loandalia.] fauveli (Berkeley and Berkeley, 1941) {See Loandalia. ] Pilargis acifica Zachs, 1933 234, 234a, Sigambra bdassi (Hartman, 1945) 79, 195, 234, 234, tentaculata (Treadwell, 1941) 79, 195, 234, 234a, sp. 284a. Synelmis albini (Langerhans, 1881) 19, 195. simplex Chamberlin, 1919 245. [=S. albini, fide Pettibone, 1966 (195). Pettibone, 1966 SYLLIDAE Amblyosyllis, rhombeata Grube, 1857 78, 102. Autolytides anoplos Monro, 1933 102. Autolytus (Autolytides) anoplos Monto, 1933 102, 165. [=Autolytides, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] brevieirrata Winternita, 1936 83, 95, 97, 102, 162, 274. cornutus Agassiz, 1863 79, 284, 234a. '[=Autolytus (Regulatus), fide Imijima, 1966; Proceraea cornuta, fide Day, 1973]30 (Proceraea) 1879 (HOMONYM) iL. fasciatus Langerhans, fasciatus (Bosc, 1802) 192. [=Proceraea fasciata, fide Day, 1973.) ornatus (Verrill, 1874) 2. [2=A. fasciatus Bose, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).) prolifer (Muller, 1788) 79, 187. pseudosimplex Augener, 1922 9, 102, rubropunctatus (Grube, 1840) 9. 8p. 4, 21, 186, 187, 234a, 268, Branchiosyllis diazi Rioja, 1959 215. exilis (Gravier, 1900) 27a, 272a. lamellifera Vertill, 1880 183. [=B. oculata, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] oculata Ehlers, 1887 8,9, 11, 24, 43, 61, 80, 102, 215, 234. sp. 43, Brania clavata (Claparéde, 1863) 2190, 234, 234a, longisetis (Fauvel, 1919) 102. 8p. 234, 234a. Ehlersia (202),} mexicana Rioja, 1960 216. [=Langerhansia.] [=Langerhansia, fide Hartman, 1959 8p. 33, 95, 162. [95=Ehlersia mexicana, fide Rioja, 1960 (216).] Eusyllis antillensis Augener, 1922 9, 102. homocirrata Hartman-Schroeder, 1958 103, 106, 206, 272a. sp. 186. Exogone dispar (Webster, 1879) 43, 79, 95, 187, 188, 234, 2340. gemmifera Pagenstecher, 1862 16. sp. 173, 234a, FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS occidentalis Westheide, 1974 272a. Grubea [=Brania, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] clavata (Claparéde, 1863) 272. [=Brania.} longisetis Fauvel, 1919 55, 56,102. [=Brania.] Hapiosyllide floridana Augener, 1922 9, 102. Haplosyittis Syllis.] cephalata Vervill, 1900 245. [2=H. spongicola, fide Hartman, 1942, (Peabody Muscum).] gula Treadwell, 1924 102, 245, 261. [=Syilis (Haplosyllis) spongi- cola, fide Monro, 1983 (165).] spongicola (Grube, 1855) 9, 11, 18, 83, 79, 95, 162, 205, 215, 232, 265, (Often included as a subgenus in Langerhansia ’ {Often included as a subgenus in Sylis.) cornuta (Rathke, 1843) 104, exigua Verrill, 1900 [See Syttis.] ‘mexicana (Rioja, 1960) [See Ehlersia.] sexoculata (Ehlers, 1864) [See Syilis.] Odontosyllis ‘enopla Vervill, 1900 4,9, 21, 79, 95, 154, 215, 234, 2340. octodentata Treadwell, 1917 53, 102, 242, Opisthosyitis brunnea Langerhans, 1879 11, 13, nuchalis Vervill, 1900 164, 167. [=0. brunnea, fide Hartman, 1 (103).} Parasphaerosy is indica Monro, 1987 BT, 215. Petitia amphophthalma Siewing, 1955 106, 206. Pionosyllis 959 sp. 234, 2340, Proceraea comuta (Agassiz, 1863) [See Autolytus cornutus.] fasciata (Bose, 1802) [See Autoly tus fasciatus. PseudosyltidesNUMBER 14, ‘curacaoensis Augener, 1927 11, 102, Sphaerosyllis erinaceus Claparéde, 1863 16. renaudae Hartman-Schroeder, 1958 108, 106, 206. sp. 234, 234a. Syllis aciculata (Treadwell, 1945) 234, 234a. [=Typosyilis, fide Hartman, 1959 (103).} amica Quatrefages, 1865 36. annularis Vervll, 1900 234, 234a, [The slide, ?the holotype, in poor condition, fide Hartman, 1942 (Peabody Museum; '=Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1969 (102).] (Typosyltis) armittaris (Miller, 1771) BT. (=Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).} brachycirris Grube, 1857 10, 73, 102. [=Syllis gracilis, fide Augener, 1925 (10). (Typosyllis) brachychaeta Schmarda, 1861 16, 167. [=Syllis (Typosyllis) armillaris, fide Fauvel, 1953 (57); distinct =Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).} breviarticulata Grube, 1857 78, 102. [Indeterminable, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). eineinnata Verrill, 1900 164. [=Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1942 (Peabody Museum).] complanata Treadwell, 1901 98, 103, 289. [-Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1965 (103).] (Typosyllis) corallicota Verrill, 1900 57, 164, 167, 257. [=Typosyllis, fide Hart- man, 1942 (Peabody Museum).] (Typosyllis) corallicoloides Augener, 1922 9,11, 18, 16, 102. [=8. (7) corallicola, fide Fauvel, 1953 (57); distinct =Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1959 (103).) cornuta Rathke, 1843 79, 192, 234a, [=Langerhansia, fide Hart- man, 1945 (88).) exigua Verrill, 1900 9. [Slide of holotype in poor condition, fide Hartman, 1942 (Peabody Museum); =Langer hansia, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). (Typosyllis) exilis Gravier, 1900 57. [=Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); -Branchiosyllis, fide Westheide, 1974 (272a).] (Typosyllis) fuscosuturata Augener, 1922 an 9, 11, 102, 164. [=Typosyllis exilis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =Branchiosyllis exilis, Tide Westheide, 1974 (272a).] gracilis Grube, 1840 9, 11, 13, 55, 56, 57, 111, 234, 257, 263a. hyalina Grube, 1863 9, 55, 219a, 23a, man, 1959 (102).] latifrons (Grube, 1878) [See Trypanosyilis.] longesegmentata Grube, 1857 78, 102, macroceras Grube, 1857 78, 102, [Indeterminable, fide 1959 (102).] nitida Verrill, 1900 9. [-Typosyilis grandigularis, fide Hartman, 1942 (Peabody Museum).] obscura Grube, 1857 78, 102. [Indeterminable, fide 1959 (102). (Typosyllis) prolifera Krohn, 1852 57, 111, 164, 257. [=Typosyllis, fide Hart- man, 1959 (162). rubra Grube, 1857 10, 73, 102. [=Trypanosyllis zebra, fide Augener, 1925 (10).] (Ehtersia) sexoculata Ehlers, 1864 11, 16, 49, 102. [=Langerhansia, fide Hart- man, 1959 (102).] (Haplosyitis) spongicola Grube, 1855 48, 57, 164, 167, 234, 234a, [-Haplosyllis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] spongiphila Vervill, 1885 192, 239, 257. ‘[Indeterminable, fide Hart man, 1959 (102); distinct, see (192). streptocephala Grube, 1857 10, 73, 102. [=Haplosyllis spongicola, fide ‘Augener, 1925 (10).] (Typosyllis) tigrinoides Augener, 1922 9, 11, 18, 102, 164, [Very ‘close to Syllis variegata, ‘fide Monro, 1933 (164); distinct =Typosyilis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] (Typosyllis) tortugaensis Augener, 1922 9, 11, 102, 164, [=Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] (Typosyllis) variegata Grube, 1860 9,11, 13, 24, 55, 56, 57, 164, 234, 234a, [=Typosyllis, fide Hart- Hartman, Hartman, 272.” [=Typosyllis, fide’ Hartman,” 1959 (102). vittata Grube, 1840 234, 2340. [=Typosyllis, fide Hartman, 1959 02).) zonata Grube, 1857 73, 102. [indeterminable, fide Hartman,32 1959 (102).] sp. 178, 234 (2), 2342, Synsyitis longigularis Verrill, 1900 88, 79, 95, 162, 174, 187, 215. gracilis, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).} ‘Trypanosylis ‘gemmipara Johnson, 1901 79, 187. [*f_ (Trypanedenta) gemmipara, fide Hartman, 1965 (103).] latifrons (Grube, 1857) 247, [-Syllis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] rubra Grube, 1857 73, 102. [=T. zebra, fide Hartman, 1959 (162). vittigera Ehlers, 1887 51, 79, 80, 95, 102, 215, 245. zebra (Grube, 1860) 11, 24, 57, 215. Ersyitis 8p. 185. Typosyllis (Often included as a subgenus in Syllis.] ‘aciculata Treadwell, 1945 2198. annularis Verrill, 1900 [See Syitis.] armillaris (Miller, 1771) [See Sy lis.] catenula Vervill, 1900 188. [-T. corailicola, fide Hartman, 1942 (Peabody Museum).] cineinnata Verrill, 1900 [See Syllis.] complanata (Treadwell, 1901) [See Xenosyilis.] corallicola Vervill, 1900 119, 215, 248, corailicoloides Augener, 1922 79, 95, 97, 102, 154, '|=Syilis (T.) corallicola, fide Fauvel, 1958 (57); distinct, see (95).] grandigularis (Verrill, 1900) [See Syllis nitida.] hyalina (Grube, 1863) [See Sylts.] prolifera (Krohn, 1852) [See Syltis.] tigrinoides Augener, 1922 102. tortugaensis Augener, 1922 102. variegata (Grube, 1860) 43, 215. vittata (Grube, 1840) [See Syltis.] sp. FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS, 140, 173, 187. Xenosyllis complanata (Treadwell, 1901) 257. [=Typosyllis, fide (102).] Hartman, 1959 NEREIDAE Ceratocephala (Ceratocephale) loveni Malmgren, 1867 104, sp. 140. Ceratonereis, articulata (Bhlers, 1887) 21, 80, 102. [Perhaps a juvenile of another named species, fide Hartman, 1938 (80).] irritabilis (Webster, 1879) 23, 43, 79, 95, 218, 234, 2340, mirabilis Kinborg, 1866 2, 43, 45a, 79, 96, 116, 177, 205, 273b. tentaculata Kinberg, 1866 164, 165. [=C. mirabilis, fide Ehlers, 1887 (51).1 tridentata Webster, 1879 79, 95, 187, 268, 271 Pettibone, 1971 (198).] versipedata Ehlers, 1887 164, 165. _[=C. irritabilis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); distinet, fide Day, 1973.] [-Websterinereis, fide sp. 140, 234a, 263a, 267. Heteronereis ‘caudipunctata Grube, 1857 73, 102. [=Nereis, fide Hartman, 1959 (202),] fasciata Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=Nereis riisei, fide Augener, 1925 (10).} Laeonereis culveri (Webster, 1879) 22, 28, 33, 35a, 43, 79, 95, 97, 108, 162, 198, 199a, 215, 219a, 232, 234, 234a, 263, 263a, 267, 273a, 275. Leptonereis ‘culveri (Webster, 1879) 55, 56. [=Laconereis, fide Pettibone, 1971 (198).] eregicirrata Treadwell, 1924 102, 245. [Questionable, fide Hartman, 1956 (98); “Nereis eregicirrata’ in part and Nereis allenae in patt, fide Pettibone, 1971 (198).] nota Treadwell, 1941 102, 260. [=Laconereis eulveri, fide Hart- man, 1951 (95).] sp. 140.NUMBER 14 Lycastis ‘geayi Gravier, 1901 69, 102. _ [Systematic position doubtful, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] ouanaryensis Gravier, 1901 9, 55, 56, 69, 102." [=Namalycastis abiuma, fide Hartman, 1959 (101).) Lycastopsis beumeri Augener, 1922 9, 16, 102, 272.” [=Namanereis quadraticeps, fide Hartman, 1959 (101); =, pontica, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).] ummelincki Augener, 1933 12, 102, 272. [=Namanereis, fide Wesenburg- Lund, 1958 (272).] ‘ouanaryensis (Gravier, 1901) 153. [=Namalycastis abiuma, fide Hartman, 1959 (101).] pontica (Bobretzky, 1872) [See L, beumeri & 'L. tecolutlensis; =Namaner- eis, perhaps N. quadraticeps, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] tecolutlensis Rioja, 1946 95, 97, 102, 211. [-Namanereis quadra- ticeps, fide Hartman, 1969 (101); =L. pontica, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).] Mastigonereis heterodonta Schmarda, 1861 102, 221, [=Nereis, fide Hartman, (103).] Namatycastis abiuma (Milller in Grube, 1871) 79, 101, 234, 234. Namanereis /hummelincki (Augener, 1933) 102. hartaboensis Treadwell, 1926 102, 246. [=N. quadraticeps, fide Hartman, 1959 (101).] ouanaryensis (Gravier, 1901) 4. [-Namalycastis ‘abiuma, 1959 (102).] quadraticeps (Blanchard, 1849) 79, 101. [%Part=Lycastopsis pontica, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).] Neanthes {Often considered as a subgenus in 1959 fide Hartman, Nereis.) caudata (delle Chiaje, 1822) 103, 177, 205, 215, 232. [=Homonym=, Nereis (Neanthes) ‘arenaciodentata, fide Petti- bone, 1963 (192); =N. (N) acuminata, fide Day, 1973.] diversicolor (Miller, 1776) [See Nereis.] oligohalina Rioja, 1946 102, 211, 212, 216, [=Nereis pelagica occidentalis, fide Hartman, 1951 (95); =Nereis 33 occidentalis, fide Pettibone, 1956 (190); =Nereis falsa, fide Day, 1973.] suecinea (Frey and Leuckart, 1847) 23, 33, 35a, 41, 79, 86, 95,97, 102, 108, 123, 162, 174, 176, 178, 199a, 210, 211, 230, 231, 282, 263, 267, 273a. Nereis acuminata Ehlers, 1868, 111. [Also see Neanthes caudata.] allenae Pettibone, 1956 2, 102, 190. anodonta Schmarda, 1861 102, 221. [Indeterminable, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] antillensis MeIntosh, 1885 102, 111, 148, 257, [=Platynereis dumerilii, fide’ Hartman, 1959 (102).] ‘arenaceodentata Moore, 1903 284, 234a, 236a,[=N, (Neanthes) acuminata, fide Day, 1973.] ‘arroyensis Treadwell, 1901 98, 102, 111, 239, 257. articulata Ehiers, 1887 8, 51, 102, [=Ceratonereis, fide Hartman, 1938 (80).] bairdii Webster, 1884 1i, 13, 16, ‘111, 257, 239. [=Perinereis anderssoni, fide Hartman, 1948 (91).] dieruciata Augener, 1906 8, 80, 102. [=Nereis riisei, fide Hartman, 1938 (80).] brevicirrata Treadwell, 1929 102, 249. [=Not Treadwell, 1920 =Nereis pelagica largoensis, fide Hartman, 1956 (98); =N. pelagica, fide Pettibone, 1956 (190).} caudipunctata (Grube, 1857) 102. [See Heteronerets.] diversicolor Miiller, 1776 111, 257. [=Neanthes diversicolor, fide Hart- man, 1959 (102); Nereis (Hediste) diversicolor, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192).) (Platynereis) ‘dumerilii Audouin and Milne Edwards, 1833 9,11, 18a, 111, 257. [=Platynereis dumerilit, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] eregicirrata (Treadwell, 1924) 190, 245, 257. [245-2 sp., fide Hartman, 1956 (98); 245-N. eregicirrata in part, N. allenae in part, fide Pettibone, 1956 (190).} faisa Quatrefages, 1865 [See N. oligohalina, N. pelagica occidentalis, and N. occidentalis. floridana Ehlers, 1868 9, 49, 102. [=Perinerets floridana, fide Hart: man, 1959 (102).] glandulata Hoagland, 1919 102, 111, 245, 247, 257. IFN. riisei, fide34 Augener, 1927 (11). goajirana Augener, 1933 13, 102, gracilicirrata Warren, 1942 23, 102, 268. [=N. pelagica largoensis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =N. pelagica, fide Petti- bone, 1956 (190). gracilis Webster, 1884 245. [=Ceratonereis mirabilis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] heterodonta (Schmarda, 1861) 102. [See Mastigonereis.] kauderni Fauvel, 1921 87. rebsii, Grube, 1857 78, 102. [Indeterminable, fide 1925 (10).] largoensis Treadwell, 1931 28, 95, 97, 102, 258. [=N. pelagica largoensis, fide Hartman, 1956 (98); =N. pelagica, fide Pettibone, 1956 (190).] limbata Ehlers, 1868 9, 111, 162, 186, 202, 257. suceinea, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] (Uncinereis) lutea (Treadwell, 1928) 257. (=Platynereis dumeriti, fide Hartman, 1956 (98).) marginata Grube, 1857 Augener, feanthes 73, 102, [Indeterminable, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).} melanocephala McIntosh, 1885 9. [=Perinereis anderssoni, fide Hartman, 1944 (86).] (Ceratonereis) mirabilis (Kinberg, 1866) 9, 11, 13, 51, 57, 239, 257. [-Ceratonereis, fide Hartman,'1959 (102).] nigripes Ehlers, 1868 24, 49, 55, 56, 57, 80, 102. ‘Augener, 1926 (10).] occidentalis Hartman, 1946 79,190. [=N. pelagica occidentalis, fide Hart- man, 1959 (102); =N, falsa, fide Day, 1973.] oligohalina (Rioja, 1946) 95, 97. pelagica occidentalis, fide Hart- occidentalis, fide Petti- bone, 1986 (190); N. falsa, fide Day, 1973.) pelagica Linné, 1758 34, 176, 186, 188, 190, 207, 215, 223, 231a, 232, 263, 2672, pelagica largoensis (Treadwell, 1931) 98. pelagica, fide Pettibone, (190).} pelagic occidentalis Hartman, 1945 23, 29, 33, 88, 95, 96, 97, 102, 109, 14, 162, N. occidentalis, fide Petti- . fatsa, fide Day, 1973.) IFN. ritsei, fide 1956 bone, 1956 (190) FLORIDA MARINE RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS. rigida Grube, 1857 8, 102. riisei Grube, 1857 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 13, 22, 73, 79, 84, 86, 95, 97, 98, 102, 14, 164, 165, 205, 215. (Neanthes) suecinea (Frey and Leuckart, 1847) 18, 43, 55, 56, 165, 192, 2198, 224, 234, 234a, 263a.’ [=Neanthes, fide Hartman, 1959 (102). trifasciata Grube, 1878 102, 167. [=N. riisei, fide Monro, 1933 (168); distinct, fide Day, 1967.] (Perinereis) variegata probably Ehlers, 1901 [HOMONYM] 9, 11. [=Pseudonereis variegata, fide Monro, 1983 (165).] (Ceratonereis) versipedata Ehlers, 1887 8, 9, BL, 80, 102, 111, 257. |=Ceratonereis irritabilis, fide Hartman, 1938 (80); distinct, fide Day, 1973.] victoriana Augener, 1918 9. sp. 2, 21, 124, 140, 177, 181, 280, 231, 234a, 241. icon lackeyi, Hartman, 1958 100, 102, 234. " [=Stenoninereis martini, fide Pettibone, 1971 (198). Perinereis anderssoni, Kinberg, 1866 4, 21, 67, 79, 86, 95, 154, 165, 216. bairdii (Webster, 1884) 165. [=P. anderssoni, (86). floridana (Ehlers, 1868) 4, 79, 80, 96, 102, 164, 232, 234, 234a, uaneaurica (Ehlers, 1868) 5B, 56, 272. Platynereis dumeritii (Audouin and Milne Edwards, 1833) 2, 4, 23, 33, 3ba, 57, 79, 84, 86, 95, 97, 98, 109, 124, 162, 164, 165, 177, 187, 192, 205, 215, 230, 232, 234, 284a, 263, 2738. Peeudonereis gallapagensis Kinberg, 1866 86, 216. variegata (Grube, 1857) HOMONYM 165. Rullierinereis bdahamensis (Hartman-Schroeder, 1958) [See Tylorrhynchus.] mexicana (Treadwell, 1942) 198, 234, 234a. Stenoninereis ‘martini Wesenberg-Lund, 1958 fide Hartman, 1944NUMBER 14 102, 198, 272, 234a, Tylorrhynchus bahamensis Hartman-Schroeder, 1958 103, 106, 206. [=Rullierinereis, fide Petti- bone, 1971 (198). Uneinereis lutea Treadwell, 1928 102, 247. [=Platynereis dumerilii, fide Hart- man, 1956 (98).] trimaculosa Treadwell, 1940 102, 258. [=Platynereis dumerili, fide Hart- man, 1951 (95).] Websterinereis tridentata (Webster, 1879) 198. NEPHTYIDAE Aglaophamus dicirris Hartman, 1950 181. [=A, verrill, fide Pettibone, 1963 (192); =Nephtys (A.) verrilli, fide Day, 1973.] inermis (Ehlers, 1887) 21, 102. [=N. (Inermonephtys), fide Day, 1973.] verrilli (McIntosh, 1885) 36a, 79, 192, 232, 234, 23a, [Perhaps=A. dibranehis, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); distinet jephtys (A.) verrilli, fide Day, 1973.] Nephtys bucera Ehlers, 1868 21, 33, 35a, 79, 95, 162, 174, 192, 232, 234, 234a, hombergii Savigny, 1818 19, 267, (Aglaophamus) inermis Ehlers, 1887 51, 80, 102. [=Aglaophamus, fide Hartman, 1959 (102); =N. (Inermonephtys), fide Day, 1973.) mogellanica Augener, 1912 86, 282, 234, 2340 panamensis Monro, 1928 21 Dhyllocirra Ehlers, 1887 8, 13, 51, 80, 102. picta Ehlers, 1868 21, 23, 33, 35a, 79, 93, 95, 123, 162, 181, 267, 234, 24a, quatrefagesi (Kinberg, 1866) 102. [See Portelia.} squamosa Ehlers, 1887 51, 80, 86, 102, 234a, 299, 257 (Aglaophaius) verrilli (Mcintosh, 1885) [See Aglaophamus.] sp. 21, 91, 104, 181, 219, 234a. 36 Portelia quatrefagesi Kinberg, 1866. 102, 126. [-Nephtys, fide Hartman, 1948 od SPHAERODORIDAE, Sphaerodorum pentadactylum Schmarda, 1861 10, 102, 221. [=EUNICIDAE-posterior end of Eunice schemacephala, fide Augener, 1925 (10).} sp. 104. GLYCERIDAE Glycera abranchiata ‘Treadwell, 1901 102, 119, 177, 239, 245, 247, 257. [-Glycera’ tesselata, fide Augener, 1922 (9); distinct, see (119).] americana Leidy, 1855 4, 21, 33, 35a, 79, 86, 93, 95, 97, 104, 145, 146, 162, 174, 181, 198, 210, 216, 219, 282, 234, 2340, 263a, 268. cirrata Grube, 1857 10. [Part =G. tessellata, fide Augener, 1925 (10); pethaps=part G. americana, fide Hartman, 1959 (102).] dibranchiata Ehlers, 1868, 21, 38, 79, 86, 95, 145, 146, 162, 174, 177, 179, 180, 181, 192, 208, 207, 215, 232, 234, 234a, 245, 263, 263a, 266. longipinnis Grube, 1878 167. [Questionable record, fide Hartman, 1950 (93).] mimica Hartman, 1965 104. oxycephala Ehlers, 1887 8, 51, 80, 102, 216. 2robusta Bhlers, 1868, sphyrabrancha Schmarda, 1861 2,10, 11, 102, 221. tesselata Grube, 1863 9, 11, 14, 35a, 79, 86, 115, 145, 146, 205, 239, 257. sp. 116, 137, 144, 145, 146, 148, 173, 186, 230. Hemipodus armatus Hartman, 1950 45a,