Key to Genera of Terebellidae

Key to Genera of Terebellidae

Key to the genera and some species of Terebellidae of the OCSD Ocean Monitoring Program 1. Buccal region modified as a large, non‐retracle, “proboscis” .. Artacama coniferi Hartman, 1969 Buccal region not modified as a large proboscis .................................................... 2 2. Uncini absent ........................................................................ Amaeana occidentalis mouth Lateral feeding tentacles view Hartman, 1969 Ventral view Uncini present ........................................................................................................ 3 3. Branchiae absent .................................................................................................... 4 Branchieae present ................................................................................................ 5 R. Rowe 4. All uncini in single rows ........................................................................... Polycirrus m. g. stain At least some uncini in double rows .............................. Phisidia/Lanassa/Proclea Kritzler, 1984 Holthe, 1986 5. Branchiae tus of sessile filaments ........................................................................ 6 Hartman, 1969 Branchiae branching off one or more stems .......................................................... 7 Hartman, 1969 K. Barwick/May, 2009(Revised July, 2009)/Terebellidae Page 1 of 3 6. First notosetae on first branchial segment ......................................... Streblosoma First notosetae on second branchial segment .......................................... Thelepus 7. Thoracic uncini pecnate ..................................................................... Loimia sp A Kritzler, 1984 Thoracic uncini avicular .......................................................................................... 8 m. g. stain Kritzler, 1984 8. First four segments with lateral lappets modified into a plaque ............................. .................................................................................................... Scionella japonica branchiae mouth Hartman, 1969 Lateral lappets not modified into plaque ............................................................... 9 9. Uncini of first seger with long basal shas; double rows of uncini arranged face‐to‐face ...................................................................................................... Pista L. Lovell basal sha m. g. stain All thoracic uncini with short basal shas; uncini in double rows arranged face‐to‐face or back‐to‐back ................................................................................ 10 basal sha K. Barwick/May, 2009(Revised July, 2009)/Terebellidae Page 2 of 3 10. Methyl green stain paern of bold lateral stripes down both sides of the animal ................................................................................................... Lanice conchilega1 tube Holthe, 1986 Methyl green staining stripes absent .................................................. Eupolymnia2 1 Check also Pista moorei which has similarly staining stripes. 2 Small juvenile Pista can be confused here, compare methyl green staining paern with Pista spp. Bring to specialist. K. Barwick/May, 2009(Revised July, 2009)/Terebellidae Page 3 of 3 .

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