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Bestämningsnyckel Till Svenska Arter I Familjen Nereididae 1. Ögon Saknas Bestämningsnyckel till svenska arter i familjen Key to Swedish species of family Nereididae Nereididae 1. Eyes absent. Chaetal fascicles on 1. Ögon saknas. Borstknippena tydligt chaetigers 3–15 distinctly denser a tätare på borstbärande segment than those on the other chaeti- 3–15. Svalg utan tänder men med gers. Pharynx without teeth but mjuka papiller (a) på dess with soft papillae (a) on oral inre ring ..............................Ceratocephale loveni ring ...............................Ceratocephale loveni blindrovmask – Prostomium with four eyes. Chae- – Huvud med fyra ögon. Borstknip­ tal fascicles similar throughout pena ej tydligt tätare i någon del the body. Pharynx with teeth (b) av djuret. Svalg med tänder (b) (may be indistinct or lost), soft (kan vara otydliga och även falla papillae absent .............................................. 2 b bort), men utan mjuka papiller ......................... 2 a a b 2. Ryggcirrer (a) längre än rygg­ b 2. Dorsal cirri (a) longer than no- flikarna (b) längs hela djuret ............................. 3 topodial lamellae (b) throughout the body ...... 3 – Ryggcirrer (a) kortare eller liklånga – Notopodial lamellae (b) at least as med ryggflikarna (b) åtminstone long as dorsal cirri (a), at least in längs en del av djuret ......................................... 6 some part of the body .................................... 6 b 3. Cirrerna som sitter tätt bakom 3. Cirri just behind the prostomium huvudet förhållandevis långa. Svalg relatively long. Pharynx with many med många små otydliga tänder. small and indistinct teeth. Certain Några av borsten med korta blad short-bladed chaeta with a är försedda med en loop (b) .......................... Platynereis dumerilii ögla (b) ................................Platynereis dumerilii – Cirri just behind the prostomium ålgräsrovmask relatively short. Pharynx with – Cirrerna som sitter tätt bakom hu­ distinct teeth. All short-bladed vudet förhållandevis korta. Svalg chaeta without loop ....................................... 4 med tydliga tänder. Alla borst med korta blad saknar ögla ....................................... 4 a 4 Ryggborst med långa blad (a) i alla 4. Notopodial chaetae with long segment. Levande exemplar med blades (a) in all segments. Dorsal två längsgående vita band på rygg­ side of live specimens with two sidan. Lever oftast tillsammans med white, longitudinal bands. Usually eremitkräftor .............................Neanthes fucata commensal with eremitkräftsmask hermit crabs ..........................Neanthes fucata – Ryggborst med korta blad (a) i de – Notopodial chaetae with short bak re segmenten. Levande exem­ blades (a) in posterior segments. plar utan längsgående vita band. Live specimens without white lon- Frilevande arter ................................................... 5 gitudinal bands. Not commensal with hermit crabs ........................................... 5 a 5. Parapodiernas lober och flikar (a) i 5. Parapodial lobes and lamellae (a) de främre segmenten mer rundade. a more rounded in anterior seg- Svalgets inre ring på översidan med ments. Dorsal side of oral ring (oftast) fyra stora sidotänder, ord­ with four large, lateral teeth nade i ett kors (b). Den inre ringens forming a cross (b). Its ventral undersida med >10 stora tänder, side with >10 large teeth, which dessa tänder sitter i regel blandade are typically intermixed with the med de mindre tänderna ............Nereis pelagica b smaller teeth ...........................Nereis pelagica tångrovmask – Parapodial lobes and lamellae (a) – Parapodiernas lober och flikar (a) i more pointed in anterior seg- de främre segmenten mer spetsiga. a ments. Dorsal side of oral ring Svalgets inre ring på översidan med with two rows of smaller teeth. mindre sidotänder, ordnade i två Its ventral side with c. 10 large rader. Den inre ringens undersida teeth, forming a separate med ca 10 stora tänder, dessa tän­ row (c) ....................................... Nereis zonata der sitter i en separat rad (c), skilda från de små tänderna .................... Nereis zonata blekrovmask c a 6. Rygglober (a) odelade i den främre 6. Notopodial lobes (a) not bilobed delen av djuret. Svalg endast med in anterior part of body. All phar- små otydliga tänder .............Eunereis longissima yngeal teeth small and långrovmask indistinct ......................... Eunereis longissima – Rygglober (a) tvådelade åtmins­ – Notopodial lobes (a) bilobed, at tone i den främre delen av djuret. least in anterior part of body. Svalg med tydliga tänder ................................... 7 a Pharynx with distinct teeth ............................. 7 a b 7. Parapodiernas lober och flikar (a) 7. Parapodial lobes and lamellae (a) förkortade och tydligt avrundade distinctly shorter and more i ett antal främre segment jämfört rounded in several of the anterior med på övriga delar av djuret. Vissa segments. Certain short-bladed av borsten med kort blad är försed­ chaetae with a da med en ögla (b) ................. Neanthes irrorata loop (b) ...............................Neanthes irrorata sladdrovmask – Parapodial lobes and lamellae (a) – Parapodiernas lober och flikar (a) more or less pointed throughout a mer eller mindre spetsiga längs hela djuret ..... 8 the body ......................................................... 8 8. I den bakre delen av djuret finns 8. Upper chaetal fascicle on neu- underst i buklobernas övre borst­ ropodia in posterior part of body knippe ett enkelt, kraftigt with one plain, stout chaeta borst (a) ................................Hediste diversicolor ventrally (a) ...................... Hediste diversicolor bakborstig rovmask – All chaetae compound .................................... 9 – Alla borst sammansatta ...................................... 9 a 9. Ryggcirrerna fästade långt ut 9. Dorsal cirri inserted distally on the på ryggflikarna i bakre delen notopodiae in posterior part av djuret ........................................Alitta succinea of body ....................................Alitta succinea bärnstensmask – Dorsal cirri alllways inserted – Ryggcirrerna alltid fästade på in basal half of the inre halvan av ryggflikarna ..............Alitta virens notopodiae ................................... Alitta virens jätterovmask.
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