WoRMS source details
Microspio africana Rullier, 1964 accepted as Dispio africana (Rullier, 1964) (new combination reference)
Microspio armata Thulin, 1957 accepted as Spio armata (Thulin, 1957) (status source)
Microspio gracilis (Hartmann-Schröder, 1962) (status source)
Microspio microcera (Dorsey, 1977) (redescription)
Microspio pigmentata (Reish, 1959) (redescription)
Microspio profunda Maciolek, 1990 (original description)
Microspio tetrabranchia Maciolek, 1990 (original description)
Nerine cirratulus hirsuta (Treadwell, 1928) accepted as Scolelepis (Scolelepis) squamata (O.F. Muller, 1806) (status source)
Paraspio Czerniavsky, 1881 accepted as Spio Fabricius, 1785 (status source)
Spio africana (Rullier, 1964) accepted as Dispio africana (Rullier, 1964) (new combination reference)
Spio armata (Thulin, 1957) (status source)
Spio blakei Maciolek, 1990 (original description)
Spio cirrifera (Banse & Hobson, 1968) (new combination reference)
Spio crenaticornis Montagu, 1816 (status source)
Spio hirsuta Treadwell, 1928 accepted as Scolelepis (Scolelepis) squamata (O.F. Muller, 1806) (status source)
Spio limicola Verrill, 1879 (redescription)
Spio maculata (Hartman, 1961) (status source)
Spio mesnili Augener, 1914 (status source)
Spio mimus Chamberlin, 1920 accepted as Spio theeli (Söderström, 1920) (additional source)
Spio pacifica Blake & Kudenov, 1978 accepted as Spio blakei Maciolek, 1990 (source of synonymy)
Spio theeli kolaensis (Zachs, 1925) (status source)
Spio thulini Maciolek, 1990 (original description)
Spiophanes pigmentata Reish, 1959 accepted as Microspio pigmentata (Reish, 1959) (status source)
Foster (1971) used Microspio downgraded to a subgenus of Spio. However, mostly it is treated as a full genus in ... [details]
The dense and obvious glandulation of the branchial and podal lobes and the deeply incised protomium are striking ... [details]
Prostomium with frontal horns, branchiae from chaetiger 2, notochaetae capillaries only, pygidium with cirri or ... [details]
Also recorded from North Carolina coast in the Atlantic. Maciolek (1990) did not speculate in her report how the ... [details]
Rhynchospio species described to date are all from the intertidal or very shallow water. This genus does not occur ... [details]
The range of reported habitats and distribution for Spio blakei is remarkable as it apparently occurs from brackish ... [details]
Spio pacifica is a replaced junior primary homonym to Spio martinensis pacifica Berkeley, 1927, and was renamed ... [details]
Spio blakei is a replacement name for Spio pacifica Blake & Kudenov, which is a junior homonym [details]
Maciolek (1990: 1111) placed the holotype as incertae sedis. She wrote that: "The holotype is very small, and has ... [details]
The holotype is an incertae sedis juvenile form (Maciolek, 1990). Originally there were also 3 paratypes. [details]
Foster (1971) is one source for treatment of Paraspio as synonym of Spio. Day (1973: 76) also states (in text ... [details]
The species was transferred from Microspio to Dispio by Intes & Le Loeuff (1977: 220-221, fig. 1a-i), with base on ... [details]
Blake & Kudenov (1978:199 footnote) referred R. microcera Dorsey to genus Microspio. Maciolek (1990:1131) ... [details]
Current taxon junior synonym of species listed. Frank et al. (1985: 40) resumed the systematic history of the ... [details]
Status uncertain. We have not ascertained whether the original taxon has been recorded since the original ... [details]