Syllis pectinans Haswell, 1920
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Syllis pectinans Haswell, 1920 |
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Syllis pectinans Haswell, 1920 View in CoL
Figure 19 View FIGURE 19
Syllis (Typosyllis) pectinans Haswell, 1920b: 93 View in CoL , pl. 10, figs 3-6.
Syllis pectinans View in CoL . López, et al. 1996: 113, fig. 4; San Martín 2003: 362, figs 196, 197.
Typosyllis pectinans View in CoL . Hartmann-Schröder 1962: 27, figs. 47-51; 1965: 287; San Martín et al. 1985: 33, figs 7, 8; Licher 1999: 229, fig. 97.
Typosyllis (Typosyllis) lincolnensis Hartmann-Schröder, 1985: 67 View in CoL , figs 7-10; 1986: 39; 1987: 34; 1989: 20; 1990: 47.
Material examined. AUSTRALIA. NEW SOUTH WALES: Port Jackson , 33° 51’S, 151° 16’E, syntypes AM W 509; Middle Harbour, Fairlight, 33° 48' S, 151° 16' 30" E, AM W.32041, 2 specimens, coll. 6 October 2005 GoogleMaps ; Newport, 33° 39' S, 151° 19' E, AM W.32037, 2 specimens, coll. 22 July 2005 GoogleMaps ; south Maroubra , 33° 54' S, 151° 12' E, AM W32046, 4 specimens, coll. 5 Feb 2006 GoogleMaps . WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Jurien Harbour , 30° 17' 19" S, 115° 2' 39" E, AM W.48556, coll. in algae, intertidal, by Aguado & San Martín, 22 June 2008 GoogleMaps .
Comparative material. Typosyllis (Typosyllis) linconlensis . Port Lincoln , Sleaford Bay (South Australia) algae, 3 December 1975, coll. and id. Hartmann-Schröder, 3 paratypes, ZMH P-18377.
Description. Longest complete specimen examined 6 mm long, 0.56 mm wide, with 65 chaetigers; up to 20 mm long when alive and relaxed (fide Haswell 1920b). Fixed specimens contracted, broad, but slender and elongated when alive (fide Haswell 1920b). Some of the examined specimens with a marked colour contrast; anterior part with densely distributed reddish-brown spots, and green-blue-grey pigment after proventricle, probably due to the presence of food particles inside the gut; however, some other specimens lack any colour pattern, others without colour pattern anteriorly but greenish food particles posteriorly and finally others with slender stripes on anterior segments; paratypes of T. (T.) licolnensis Hartmann-Schröder, 1985 without colours marked. Prostomium more or less eliptical; 4 eyes in open trapezoidal arrangement, sometimes also 2 anterior eyespots. Palps similar in length to prostomium ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 A). Median antenna arising in front of anterior eyes, almost on middle of prostomium, with 33–35 articles, slightly longer than combined length of prostomium and palps; lateral antennae shorter than median one, with about 25 articles. Peristomium shorter than subsequent segments ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 A). Dorsal tentacular cirri slightly longer than median antenna, with about 28 articles; ventral tentacular cirri distinctly shorter than dorsal ones, with about 15 articles. Dorsal parapodial cirri elongated, alternating long, similar in length to body width, and short, with 30–32/25–20 articles ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 A), and about 22–17 on mid-posterior segments; anteriormost dorsal parapodial cirri somewhat longer than dorsal tentacular cirri, with up to 36 articles. Parapodia distally bilobed ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 A). Ventral parapodial cirri digitiform. Compound chaetae with blades unidentate, or very slightly bidentate with a minute proximal tooth, somewhat hooked, and long marked spines on margin, diminishing in length from basal to distal region ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 B, D); shafts of posterior chaetae somewhat larger and smooth; blades of compound chaetae on anterior parapodia longer (about 23–22 µm long above, 18–20 µm long below) ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 B) than those of posterior parapodia (about 18–20 µm long above, 15 µm long below) ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 D). Anterior parapodia each with about 7 compound chaetae, posterior parapodia with 6 compound chaetae each. Dorsal simple chaetae on posterior parapodia only, relatively thick, unidentate or with minute proximal tooth and subdistal spines ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 E). Ventral simple chaetae on far posterior segments only, slender, apparently unidentate and smooth ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 G) (or slightly bidentate fide Haswell 1920b). Aciculae distally rounded, apparently hollow on tips ( Figs 19 View FIGURE 19 C, F), 3–4 on each anterior parapodium, solitary on each posterior one ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 F). Pharynx extending through about 8 segments; pharyngeal tooth located on anterior third of pharynx, far away from anterior margin ( Fig. 19 View FIGURE 19 A). Proventricle through about 7–8 segments, with about 35 muscle cell rows. Pygidium with 2 anal cirri, with about 20 articles, and median stylus.
Remarks. Haswell (1920b) stated that this species reproduces by means of sexual stolons, but the kind of stolon was not described.
Habitat. In biogenic concretions (serpulids masses, vermetid reefs, calcareous algae, mussels), and in coarse sand; intertidal and shallow depths.
Distribution. Widely reported through the Pacific Ocean ( Australia, Chile, Panamá) and also in the Iberian Peninsula (Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts). In Australia it was reported in New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia, but probably it is present all around Australia.
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Syllis pectinans Haswell, 1920
Martín, Guillermo San, Álvarez-Campos, Patricia & Hutchings, Pat 2017 |
Syllis pectinans
Lopez 1996: 113 |
Typosyllis (Typosyllis) lincolnensis Hartmann-Schröder, 1985 : 67
Hartmann-Schroder 1985: 67 |
Typosyllis pectinans
Licher 1999: 229 |
San 1985: 33 |
Hartmann-Schroder 1962: 27 |
Syllis (Typosyllis) pectinans
Haswell 1920: 93 |