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Ampharete parvidentata Day, 1973 (original description)
Aricidea cerruti [auctt. misspelling] accepted as Aricidea cerrutii Laubier, 1966 represented as Aricidea (Acmira) cerrutii Laubier, 1966 (additional source)
Asychis carolinae Day, 1973 accepted as Sabaco carolinae (Day, 1973) (original description)
Balanochaeta Chamberlin, 1919 accepted as Piromis Kinberg, 1867 (source of synonymy)
Chone americana Day, 1973 accepted as Paradialychone americana (Day, 1973) (original description)
Cirriformia grandis (Verrill, 1873) (new combination reference)
Glycera asymmetrica Day, 1973 (original description)
Goniadides carolinae Day, 1973 (original description)
Hydroides elegantulus (Bush, 1910) accepted as Hydroides elegantula (Bush, 1910) (basis of record)
Hydroides uncinata (Phillipi, 1844) (taxonomy source)
Jasmineira bilobata Day, 1973 (original description)
Lumbricalus dayi Frame, 1992 accepted as Lumbricalus januarii (Grube, 1878) (additional source)
Macroclymene zonalis (Verrill, 1874) accepted as Clymenella zonalis (Verrill, 1874) (additional source)
Nereis (Neanthes) arenaceodentata (Moore, 1903) accepted as Neanthes arenaceodentata (Moore, 1903) (source of synonymy)
Nereis (Nereis) grayi Pettibone, 1956 accepted as Nereis grayi Pettibone, 1956 (additional source)
Nerinides unidentata Day, 1973 accepted as Scolelepis (Scolelepis) unidentata (Day, 1973) (original description)
Notomastus americanus Day, 1973 accepted as Notomastus hemipodus Hartman, 1945 (original description)
Odontosyllis longiseta Day, 1973 (original description)
Orbinia americana Day, 1973 (original description)
Orbinia fimbriata (Hartman, 1957) accepted as Leodamas fimbriatus (Hartman, 1957) (basis of record)
Orbinia riseri (Pettibone, 1957) (new combination reference)
Paraspio Czerniavsky, 1881 accepted as Spio Fabricius, 1785 (source of synonymy)
Pherusa ehlersi Day, 1973 accepted as Trophoniella ehlersi (Day, 1973) (original description)
Pherusa eruca (Claparède, 1869) accepted as Piromis eruca (Claparède, 1869) (source of synonymy)
Piromis eruca (Claparède, 1869) (new combination reference)
Piromis eruca websteri Day, 1973 accepted as Piromis websteri Day, 1973 (original description)
Polycirrus carolinensis Day, 1973 (original description)
Polycirrus eximius (Leidy, 1855) (additional source)
Polycirrus eximius dubius Day, 1973 accepted as Polycirrus dubius Day, 1973 (original description)
Pomatoceros americanus Day, 1973 accepted as Spirobranchus americanus (Day, 1973) (original description)
Potamilla (Potamethus) Chamberlin, 1919 accepted as Potamethus Chamberlin, 1919 (new combination reference)
Potamilla (Potamethus) spathiferus (Ehlers, 1887) accepted as Potamethus spathiferus (Ehlers, 1887) (new combination reference)
Psammolyce ctenidophora Day, 1973 accepted as Dayipsammolyce ctenidophora (Day, 1973) (original description)
Rhamphobrachium atlanticum Day, 1973 accepted as Longibrachium atlanticum (Day, 1973) (original description)
Samythella eliasoni Day, 1973 accepted as Eclysippe eliasoni (Day, 1973) (original description)
Scolaricia Eisig, 1914 accepted as Scoloplos Blainville, 1828 (source of synonymy)
Scolaricia capensis Day, 1961 accepted as Scoloplos capensis (Day, 1961) (new combination reference)
Scolaricia typica Eisig, 1914 accepted as Scoloplos typicus (Eisig, 1914) (new combination reference)
Scoloplos (Leodamas) fimbriatus Hartman, 1957 accepted as Leodamas fimbriatus (Hartman, 1957) (new combination reference)
Scoloplos (Scoloplos) capensis (Day, 1961) accepted as Scoloplos capensis (Day, 1961) (new combination reference)
Scoloplos (Scoloplos) riseri Pettibone, 1957 accepted as Orbinia riseri (Pettibone, 1957) (new combination reference)
Scoloplos typicus (Eisig, 1914) (basis of record)
Sthenelais anocula Day, 1973 (original description)
Stylarioides eruca (Claparède, 1869) accepted as Piromis eruca (Claparède, 1869) (source of synonymy)
Syllis (Typosyllis) regulata carolinae Day, 1973 accepted as Dentatisyllis carolinae (Day, 1973) (original description)
Travisia parva Day, 1973 (original description)
Trophonia eruca Claparède, 1869 accepted as Piromis eruca (Claparède, 1869) (source of synonymy)
Paratype USNM 43119, geounit North Carolina Shelf, identified as Notomastus americanus Day, 1973
Holotype USNM 43126, geounit North Carolina Shelf, identified as Travisia parva Day, 1973
Paratype USNM 43127, geounit North Carolina Shelf, identified as Travisia parva Day, 1973
Holotype USNM 43130, geounit North Carolina, identified as Polycirrus eximius dubius Day, 1973
Holotype USNM 43138, geounit North Carolina Shelf, identified as Orbinia americana Day, 1973
Holotype USNM 43146, geounit North Carolina Shelf, identified as Syllis (Typosyllis) regulata carolinae Day, 1973
Paratype USNM 43147, geounit North Carolina Shelf, identified as Syllis (Typosyllis) regulata carolinae Day, 1973
Holotype USNM 43145, geounit North Carolina Shelf, identified as Samythella eliasoni Day, 1973
Description by Day (1973: 84-86), based on specimens from Marseille: "Length up to 150 mm for 250 segments. ... [details]
Holotype (USNM 43138): 10 mm long, for 38 segments (incomplete). [details]
Atlantic Ocean: from Massachusetts to North Carolina (USA). [details]
Western Atlantic: from North Carolina to the Gulf of Mexico. [details]
Atlantic Ocean: off Beaufort (North Carolina, USA). [details]
Atlantic coast of USA: North Carolina. [details]
Vittor & Johnson's (1977) record from the Bahamas is erroneous, and probably should be attributed to Crucigera ... [details]
The specific epithet refers to the type locality of the species, America. [details]
The specific epithet americana refers to the type locality of the species, the Atlantic coast of North America. [details]
Not stated. The subspecific epithet dubius is a Latin adjective meaning 'doubtful', and refers presumably to the ... [details]
The subspecific epithet carolinae referes to the type locality of the subspecies, North Carolina (USA). [details]
The specific epithet parva refers probably to the size of the worm when compared with the other species of Travisia ... [details]
In thicky muddy tubes of Sabaco elongatus (Verrill, 1873) (as Maldanopsis elongata), and on muddy and sandy ... [details]
Shelly sand, at shallow shelf depths. [details]
Day (1964:118) tentatively placed Eclysippe in Samythella Verrill, and later (1973:113) confirmed this synonymy. ... [details]
See notes on genus Eclysippe for comments on status of L. vanelli. Day (1973:115) doubted L. vanelli is the same ... [details]
Foster (1971) is one source for treatment of Paraspio as synonym of Spio. Day (1973: 76) also states (in text ... [details]
Lumbricalus dayi is a new name proposed by Frame (1992) for Lumbrineris januarii sensu Day, 1973. [details]
Zibrowius (1968:109) treated H. uncinata as valid when he described his new taxon H. pseudouncinata, but later ... [details]
Day claimed to be renaming Eclysippe vanelli sensu Eliason (1955) as Samythella eliasoni, but his taxon was based ... [details]
Atlantic Ocean, North Carolina, off Beaufort (34º34'N, 76º25'W). [details]
Atlantic Ocean. North Carolina, off Beaufort. [details]
Off Beaufort, North Carolina, Atlantic coast of USA (34.3833°, -75.9167°). [details]
Off Beaufort, North Carolina, Atlantic coast of USA (34.7236°, -75.4389°; geocoordinates from Glasby & Hutchings, ... [details]
off Beaufort, North Carolina, 34.37 -75.85, 190 m [details]
Atlantic Ocean, North Carolina, off Beaufort (34º34'N, 76º25'W). [details]
Holotype deposited at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, USA (USNM 43138). [details]
Holotype deposited at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, USA (USNM 43130). [details]
According to Day (1973: 123), "Leidy's type of Torquaea [sic] eximia has been lost. [details]
