WoRMS source details
Aonidella insolita (Greaves, Meißner & Wilson, 2011) (new combination reference)
Aonides selvagensis Brito, Nunez & Riera, 2006 (taxonomy source)
Dipolydora paracaulleryi Meißner, Bick, Guggolz & Götting, 2014 (original description)
Glandulospio Meißner, Bick, Guggolz & Götting, 2014 (original description)
Glandulospio orestes Meißner, Bick, Guggolz & Götting, 2014 (original description)
Laonice insolita Greaves, Meißner & Wilson, 2011 accepted as Aonidella insolita (Greaves, Meißner & Wilson, 2011) (source of synonymy)
Laonice maciolekae Aguirrezabalaga & Ceberio, 2005 accepted as Laonice appelloefi Söderström, 1920 (source of synonymy)
Laonice norgensis Sikorski, 2003 (redescription)
Malacoceros jirkovi Sikorski, 1993 (redescription)
Spio jirkovi (Sikorski, 1993) accepted as Malacoceros jirkovi Sikorski, 1993 (status source)
Holotype SMF 23335, geounit North East Atlantic, identified as Glandulospio orestes Meißner, Bick, Guggolz & Götting, 2014
Authors: "Anterolateral horns arising subanteriorly from prostomial margin, posterior part of prostomium extended ... [details]
Glandulospio orestes was found on seamounts in coral and crushed shell gravel in about 300 m water depth [details]
: Type Material: The type material can only be that which López-Jamar reported and described from Golfo de Cadiz. ... [details]
Authors: "derived from D. caulleryi, the closest relative to D. paracaulleryi sp. nov." [details]
Authors: "The generic name is derived from the Latin “glandula” ~ “gland” and “spio” ~ “sea nymph”. ... [details]
Authors: "oreas, oreadis - Latin for mountain-nymph, hill. The name refers to the occurrence of the species on ... [details]
Söderström published the name as Laonice 'appellöfi' in a German text. In modern usage the diacritic is ... [details]
Sikorski (2013) transferred his Malacoceros jirkovi Sikorski, 1993 to Spio, despite the presence of prostomial ... [details]
Authors: "Dipolydora paracaulleryi sp. nov. differs from D. caulleryi in having 2 unidentate, falcate, ... [details]
Very similar to Aonidella dayi López-Jamar, 1989 according to Meißner et al (2014:216) who state: "there are not ... [details]
Great Meteor Seamount, NE Atlantic Ocean, 29.7355 -28.4152, 283 m, (Expedition DIVA 3, cruise METEOR ME 79-1) [details]
Little Meteor Seamount, NE Atlantic Ocean, 29.6365 -28.9845, 272 m, Expedition DIVA 3, cruise METEOR ME 79-1. [details]