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Bonner Zoologische Beiträge © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zoologicalbulletin.de; www.biologiezentrum.at Bonn. zool. Beitr. Jg. 38 H. 2 S. 129—146 Bonn, Juli 1987 Verzeichnis der Meeres-Nemertinen (Nemertini) von den iberischen Küsten und den angrenzenden Meeren José Ignacio Saiz Salinas Abstract. A checklist of the marine nemerteans (Nemertini) of the Iberian coasts and adjacent seas is presented, including full references and distribution maps for all species recorded from this region. Key words. Nemertini, checklist, Iberian coasts and seas. Einleitung Abgesehen von den Resultaten der französischen Naturforscher ist der Nemertinen- fauna der südwestlichen Küste Europas und nordwestlichen Küste Afrikas sehr wenig Aufmerksamkeit gewidmet worden. Die 136 Arten in 40 Gattungen, die in dieser Arbeit behandelt werden, sind hier mit allen in der Literatur gemeldeten Fundorten aus den iberischen und angrenzenden Meeren berücksichtigt. Dafür wurden die jährlichen Revi- sionen des „Zoological Record", „Bulletin Signaletique" und die entsprechenden des „Zoologischen Jahresberichtes" sowie das Gesamtverzeichnis der Literatur über die Nemertinen von Friedrich (1965, 1969) nachgeschlagen. Das untersuchte Gebiet ent- spricht einem Teil des westlichen Mittelmeeres nach Osten bis 5 ° 0. L. und dem Teil zwischen 25° n. Br. und 50° n. Br. des Atlantischen Ozeans. Die Nachbargebiete der iberischen Küsten sind auch einbezogen worden, da sich manche noch nicht gefunde- nen Arten auch hier mit großer Wahrscheinlichkeit nachweisen lassen werden. Das Verzeichnis der Arten und der Artikel ist alphabetisch geordnet. Die mit einem Stern- chen bezeichneten Artnamen sind in der Literatur als unsichere Arten angeführt wor- den. Das angewandte System der Klassifikation entspricht dem, das von Gibson (1982b) vorgeschlagen wurde. Die Ziffern, die rechts der Artnamen stehen, bezeichnen die jeweilige Publikation, die den Nachweis enthält. Die Verbreitung aller angeführten Arten ist den Karten 1 —2 zu entnehmen. In Klammern gesetzt sind die Fundorte der Arten, die in der Literatur ungenau angegeben wurden. Im Ganzen erhebt die vorliegende Literaturkompilation nur den Anspruch, als ein Arbeitsinstrument für die Durchführung von weiteren Forschungsarbeiten über die Nemertinenfauna dieses Gebietes zu dienen. © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zoologicalbulletin.de; www.biologiezentrum.at 130 J. I. Saiz Salinas Verzeichnis der Arten Nummern der Zitate Stamm NEMERTINI Cuvier, 1847. Klasse ANOPLA Schultze, 1851. Ordnung PALAEONEMERTEA Hubrecht, 1879. Familie CEPHALOTHRICIDAE Mcintosh, 1873-74. Gattung Cephalothrix Oersted, 1844. 1. C. atlántica Gerner, 1969. 55 90. 2. C. linearis (Rathke, 1779). 01 10 20 22 29 41 55 58 64 75 78 79 80 81 82 84 90 94 95? 113 129 130 145 148. 3. C. mediterránea Gerner, 1969. 55 90. 4. C. rufifrons (Johnston, 1837). 01 07 20 22 41 42? 49 60 64 65 69 79 80 84 91? 92? 95? 112 120 130 148. 5. Cephalothrix sp. 67. 6. C. viridis Chapuis, 1886.* 22 29 79 80 148. Gattung Procephalothrix Wijnhoff, 1912. 7. P. filiformis (Johnston, 1828-29). 60 95 148. Familie TUBULANIDAE Mcintosh, 1873-74. Gattung Carinina Hubrecht, 1887. 8. C. burgeri Joubin, 1902. 81 82. Gattung Tubulanus Renier, 1804. 9. T. annulatus (Montagu, 1804). 01 07 20 22 29 41 52 60 64 75 78 79 80 95 120 12! 130. 10. T. banyulensis (Joubin, 1890). 01 20 22 52 64 79 80 97 121 130. 11. T. inexpectata (Hubrecht, 1880). 29 80. 12. T. linearis (Mcintosh, 1873-74). 20 22 57 58 75 80. 13. T. nothus (Bürger, 1892). 64. 14. T. polymorphus Renier, 1804. 01 20 22 29 41 42 44 52 60 64 78 79 80 91 92 120 129 130. 15. Tubulanus sp. 71 72 88. 16. T. superbus (Kölliker, 1845). 20 22 42 52 64 69 91 92 123. Ordnung HETERONEMERTEA Bürger, 1892. Familie BASEODISCIDAE Bürger, 1897-1907. Gattung Baseodiscus Diesing, 1850. 17. B. abyssorum Joubin, 1902. 81 82. 18. B. delineatus (Delle Chiaje, 1825). 01 20 22 79 80 97 123 130. 19. B. filholi Joubin, 1902. 81 82. 20. Baseodiscus sp. 22 42 81 82. 21. B.? caeca Chapuis, 1886.* 22 29 144. 22. B.? xantophila Giard, 1888.* 22 31 57 80. Familie LINEIDAE Mcintosh, 1873-74. Gattung Cerebratutus Renier, 1804. 23. C. aerugatus Bürger, 1804. 15. 24. C. fuscus (Mcintosh, 1873-74). 01 20 22 26 29 41 52 57 58 60 64 75 79 80 93 111 113 120 130. 25. C. erythrorochma (Vaillant). 81 82. 26. C. hepaticus Hubrecht, 1879. 01 20 22 29 52 64 79 80 96 97 129 130 144. 27. C. joubini Bürger, 1892. 64. © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zoologicalbulletin.de; www.biologiezentrum.at Nemertini der iberischen Küsten und Meere 131 28. C. marginatus Renier, 1803. 01 03 07 16 20 22 23 26 27 29 38 41 44 52 56 64 70 75 77 78 79 80 91 92 94 108 109 110 111 123 124 126 128 129 130. 29. C. modestus Chapuis, 1886.* - 22 29 52 64 79 80 144. 30. C. pantherinus Hubrecht, 1879. 20 22 79 80. 31. C. roseus (Delle Chiaje, 1841). 22 29 52 64 80 94 130. 32. Cerebratulus sp. 04 05 06 07 50 55 81 82 99 116 146. Gattung Diplopleura Stimpson, 1857. 33. D. formosa (Hubrecht, 1879). 01 20 22 41 78 79 80 130. Gattung Euborlasia Vaillant, 1890. 34. E. elizabethae (Mcintosh, 1873—74). 01 20 22 41 60 78 79 80 113? 123 129 130 139 144 145. Gattung Lineus Sowerby, 1806. 35. L. alienus Bürger, 1895. 76. 36. L. bilineatus (Renier, 1804). 01 07 20 22 29 41 52 58 59 60 64 69 75 78 79 80 91 92 94 95 125 130 144. 37. L. geniculates Delle Chiaje, 1828. 01 20 22 24 41 79 80 130 131. 38. L. grubei (Hubrecht, 1879). 01 41 94 130. 39. L. hubrechti (Langerhans, 1880). 22 94. 40. L. lacteus (Rathke, 1843). 01 07 08 20 22 29 41 52 60 64 65 75 78 79 80 114 117 129 130 137. 41. L. longissimus (Gunnerus, 1770). 01 07 08 14 20 22 29 41 42 44 46 48 51 52 58 60 64 69 75 78 79 80 87 91 92 95 120 125 128 130 135 141 144. 42. L. mcintoshii (Lagerhans, 1880). 22 94. 43. L. nigricans Bürger, 1892. 49. 44. L. pseudolacteus Gontcharoff, 1951. 63 64 65 117. 45. L. purpureus (Johnston, 1837). 22 52 68. 46. L. ruber (Müller, 1774). 01 02 05 06 09 20 22 29 41 42 46 48 52 58 60 63 64 65 67 69 75 78 79 80 86 91 92 94 95 112 113 117 119 120 127 129 130 140 141 144. 47. L. sanguineus (Rathke, 1779). 15 29 44 48 63 64 65 84 95 117 144. 48. Lineus sp. 04 22 40 81 82 136. 49. L. variegatus Chapuis, 1886.* 22 29 52 64 79 80 130. 50. L. viridis (Müller, 1774). 07 08 15 60 63 64 65 117. Gattung Micrura Ehrenberg, 1831. 51. M. aurantiaca (Grube, 1855). 01 20 22 41 52 58 60 64 75 78 79 80 88 97 98 113 120 121 129 130. 52. M. fasciolata Ehrenberg, 1831. 01 20 22 29 41 52 64 75 79 80 97 115 120 129 130. 53. M. follini Joubin, 1902. 81 82. 54. M. láctea (Hubrecht, 1879). 20 22 29 52 64 75 79 80 97 138 144. 55. M. purpurea (Dalyell, 1853). 20 22 29 41 64 75 78 79 80 97 115 130. 56. Micrura? sp.? 81 82. 57. M. tristis (Hubrecht, 1879). 20 22 79 80 129 130. Gattung Poliopsis Joubin, 1890. 58. P. lacazei Joubin, 1890. 01 20 22 41 75 78 79 80 97 112 130. Gattung Valencinia De Quatrefages, 1846. 59. V. dubia De Quatrefages, 1846.* 22 42. 60. V. longirostris De Quatrefages, 1846. 01 20 22 41 42 60 75 78 79 80 91 92 94 130 144. 8 © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zoologicalbulletin.de; www.biologiezentrum.at 132 J. I. Saiz Salinas Tabelle 1 : Die Abkürzungen, die rechts neben den Artnamen stehen, bezeichnen die Fund- orte (s. Karte 1) der aufgesammelten Nemertinenarten. Ihre Erklärungen sind wie folgt: K: Der Kanal. A: Atlantischer Ozean. AF: Atlantische Küste Frankreichs. AI: Atlantische Küste der iberischen Halbinsel. MI: Mediterrane Küste der iberischen Halbinsel. MA: Mediterrane Küste Afrikas. AM: Atlantische Küste Marokkos. MF: Mediterrane Küste Frankreichs. M: Mittelmeer. C. atlántica AF6. Cerebratulus sp. A12 AF6 AI6 AI7 MF3. C. linearis Kl K3 K4 K5 K7 K8 AI D. formosa MF1. AF7 MF1. E. elizabethae K6 A13 MF1 MF3. C. mediterránea MF1. L. alienus Kl. C rufifrons K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 A17 1*. bilineatus Kl K2 K3 K4 K6 K8 AI3 MF1 MF2. MF1. Cephalothrix sp. MF3. L. geniculatus MF1 Mil MI2 MI3 MI4. C. viridis K8. L. grubei A18. P filifortnis K3 K4. L. hubrechti A18. C. bürgert AF7. L. lacteus Kl K8 Al AI7 MF1. T. annulatus Kl K4 K5 K6 K8 A14 L. longissimus Kl K2 K3 K4 K5 K6 K8 MF1. Al AF2 AF5 AF6 AI3 T. banyulensis K8 MF1. AI7 AMI AM2 AM4. T. inexpectata K8. L. mcintoshii A18. T. linearis Kl. L. nigricans MF2. T. nothus K8. 1*. pseudolacteus K8. T. polymorphus K4 K6 K8 AM2 MF1. L. purpureus Kl. Tubulanus sp. MF1. L. ruber K2 K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8 T. superbus Kl K3 K4 K5 K6 K8 Al AF6 AI5 AI7 AMI MF1 MF3. AM2 AM4 MF1 MF2. L-*R. \AKjynhvssoruniOl} \y 1 %n 1 i i AF7. L. sanguineus K2 K3 K6 K8 AM2 Ml B. delineatus AI8 MF1 MF3. MF1 MF3. B. filholi AM3. Lineus sp. AI6 AI7 Ml MF3. Baseodiscus sp. K4 AM5. L. variegatus K6 K8. B.? caeca K8. L. viridis K6 K8 AI7 MF1.
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