2007
DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1657.1.3
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A catalogue and taxonomic keys of the Subfamily Nicomachinae (Polychaeta: Maldanidae) of the world

Abstract: A world catalogue and taxonomic keys of the subfamily Nicomachinae (Polychaeta: Maldanidae) are provided. Threegenera and 32 species are listed, complete with original references, synonyms, additional references, type localities, andtaxonomic remarks for those species which present some problem. Nicomache interstricta Ehlers, 1908 is transferred tothe genus Lumbriclymene Sars, 1872. Nicomache inornata Moore, 1903, Petaloproctus crosnieri Rullier, 1964, andPetaloproctus crenatus Chamberlin, 1919 are considered … Show more

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“…We identified the present host maldanid as N. personata because it possessed 22 chaetigers and the anal funnel was equipped with 16 papillae (Johnson 1901;Imajima and Shiraki 1982;Imajima 1996;De Assis et al 2007); ours is the first record of L. axisadversum from this host species. However, the two maldanids N. minor and N. personata are quite similar to each other in shape, and the alleged morphological differences between the two (i.e., number of chaetigers: 22 in N. personata vs 23 in N. minor; Khlebovich 1961;Tarakanova 1974;Imajima and Shiraki 1982) may simply represent intraspecific variation; indeed, they were once regarded as conspecific (Pettibone 1954).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We identified the present host maldanid as N. personata because it possessed 22 chaetigers and the anal funnel was equipped with 16 papillae (Johnson 1901;Imajima and Shiraki 1982;Imajima 1996;De Assis et al 2007); ours is the first record of L. axisadversum from this host species. However, the two maldanids N. minor and N. personata are quite similar to each other in shape, and the alleged morphological differences between the two (i.e., number of chaetigers: 22 in N. personata vs 23 in N. minor; Khlebovich 1961;Tarakanova 1974;Imajima and Shiraki 1982) may simply represent intraspecific variation; indeed, they were once regarded as conspecific (Pettibone 1954).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Maldaninae and Euclymeninae share a straight cephalic keel and borders on the cephalic plate (Mangum, 1966;Light, 1991), while Nicomachinae has a strongly arched cephalic keel (Day, 1967;De Assis et al, 2007a, 2007b.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The thorax is formed by the first three chaetigers, in which the circular muscles are relatively thicker than the longitudinal muscles (Pilgrim, 1966). Parapodia are biramous, with cylindrical, truncate notopodia, bearing tufts of notochaetae, while anterior neuropodia have acicular spines or rostrate uncini (Day, 1967;Imajima & Shiraki, 1982a;De Assis et al, 2007a) (Fig. 3).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Frequently reported from Greece and other Eastern Mediterranean locations; however, de Assis et al (2007) in their review of the genus restrict its distribution to boreal regions.…”
Section: Checklistsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Bogdanos and Satsmadjis 1983, Eleftheriou et al 1990, Tselepides 1992, Simboura 1996; full reference list in Suppl. material 2), de Assis et al (2007) restrict its distribution to the Shetland Islands.…”
Section: Checklistsmentioning
confidence: 99%