Nephtyidae (Annelida: Phyllodocida) of Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia Author Murray, Anna Author Wong, Eunice Author Hutchings, Pat text Zootaxa 2015 4019 1 414 436 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.4019.1.16 03b4c763-a3d3-4624-9d31-2ba7a25fcc68 1175-5326 240373 B8E7FD63-30C0-4B21-B824-36D778D175A0 Key to species of Nephtyidae of Lizard Island 1. Parapodia with branchiae ( Figs 1 C, 2C, 3D)................................................................ 2 - Parapodia without branchiae ( Figs 5 C, 6F), or if present, reduced in size and straight..................3 ( Micronephthys ) 2. (1) Lyrate chaetae present ( Fig. 2 G); notopodial interramal branchiae involuted ( Fig. 2 C, E); proximal region of pharynx with ver- rucae............................................................................................... 6 - Lyrate chaetae absent; notopodial interramal branchiae recurved, start on chaetiger 5 and continue to posterior chaetigers; proximal region of pharynx smooth.......................................................... Nephtys inornata 3. (1) Notopodia of chaetiger 1 with specialised dentate chaetae (margin with teeth fused to form knobs, Fig. 11 D); eyespots present between chaetigers 2 and 3..................................................................... M. stammeri - Notopodia of chaetiger 1 without specialised dentate chaetae................................................... 4 4. (3) Eyes externally visible ( Figs 4 A, 8A)...................................................................... 5 - Eyes not visible externally.............................................................. M. platycephala n.sp. 5. (4) Two pairs of lensed overlapping eyes present on prostomium ( Fig. 4 A).................................. M. oculifera - One pair of eyes present at level of chaetiger 2 ( Fig. 8 A)...................................... M. cf. sphaerocirrata 6. (2) Involute interramal notopodial branchiae present from chaetiger 7, interramal neuropodial branchiae present from chaetiger 8– 10 ( Fig. 3 D); middorsal subdistal pharyngeal papilla absent.................................... Aglaophamus verrilli - Involute interramal notopodial branchiae present from chaetiger 3, neuropodial branchiae absent ( Fig.1 C, E); elongate middor- sal subdistal pharyngeal papilla present................................................. Aglaophamus cf. lobatus