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Glasby, Christopher J.; Timm, Tarmo; Muir, Alexander I.; Gil, João. (2009). Catalogue of non-marine Polychaeta (Annelida) of the World. Zootaxa. 2070: 1–52.
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Glasby, Christopher J.; Timm, Tarmo; Muir, Alexander I.; Gil, João
2009
Catalogue of non-marine Polychaeta (Annelida) of the World
Zootaxa
2070: 1–52
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World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb)
World Polychaeta Database (WPolyDb). closed access at Zootaxa
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An annotated checklist and bibliography of 197 species (representing 78 genera and 26 families) of non-marine polychaetes of the world is presented, including synonymies, information on ecology, distribution, habitat, and references to the taxonomic and biological literature. Over half (57%) of the checklist species are represented by just three families as follows: Nereididae (61 species including Namanereis, Namalycastis, Neanthes and Hediste), Aeolosomatidae (27 species, mostly Aeolosoma) and Sabellidae (24 species including Caobangia and Manayunkia). Other well-represented taxa are the epizoic histriobdellid Stratiodrilus (11 species), the inland-sea-specialist ampharetid Hypania and related genera (5 species), and the freshwater-tolerant spionid Marenzelleria (5 species). One new combination is proposed for the nereidid Nereis tenuipalpa Pflugfelder, 1933, viz. Paraleonnates tenuipalpa n. comb.
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 Ecology

Glasby et al. (2009) includes Amphicteis brevicirris (as Hypania brevicirris) as a non-marine but salt-tolerant ... [details]

 Editor's comment

As use of the spelling 'mecznikowianus' instead of 'mecznikowiana' has continued, this record serves to redirect to ... [details]

 Habitat

Shallow water muddy grounds in brackish and euryhaline areas of estuaries and coastal lagoons. Stated to be ... [details]