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Erséus, C. (1975). Peloscolex amplivasatus sp.n. and Macroseta rarisetis gen. et sp.n. (Oligochaeta, Tubificidae) from the west coast of Norway. Sarsia. 58: 1-7.
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Erséus, C.
1975
Peloscolex amplivasatus sp.n. and Macroseta rarisetis gen. et sp.n. (Oligochaeta, Tubificidae) from the west coast of Norway
Sarsia
58: 1-7
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Two tubificids, Peloscolex amplivasatus sp.n. and Macroseta rarisetis gen. et sp.n., are described from the west coast of Norway. The first species is distinguished from other closely related marine species of Peloscolex mainly by its very short, wide vasa deferentia and the shape of the penis sheaths. The second species is characterized particularly by a few very large, straight, single- pointed setae, the vasa deferentia entering the atria distally, and thick, spindle-shaped atria, each with one solid prostate at the apical proximal end and one, which is more diffuse, at the distal end. The author proposes the new genus Macroseta be placed in the subfamily Rhyacodrilinae Hrabĕ, 1963, mainly because it shows morphological similarities to the genus Rhyacodrilus Bretscher, 1901.
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Norwegian part of the North Sea for Macroseta rarisetis Erséus, 1975 
Norwegian part of the North Sea for Peloscolex amplivasatus Erséus, 1975 
Swedish part of the Skagerrak for Peloscolex amplivasatus Erséus, 1975 
Holotype ZMUB 56875, geounit Norway, identified as Peloscolex amplivasatus Erséus, 1975
Holotype MZUB 56877, geounit Southern Norway, identified as Macroseta rarisetis Erséus, 1975
 Distribution

Korsfjorden and the continental shelf, western Norway [details]

 Distribution

Korsfjorden and Raunefjorden, western Norway, and the Skagerrak [details]

 Etymology

no etymology in Original paper but according to C. Erséus (pers.comm) rarisetis refers to the low number of chaetae [details]

 Etymology

No etymology in original paper but C. Erséus (pers.comm) wrote that amplivasatus was given because of the wide ... [details]