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112, figs 912?;
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. Persian Gulf, IRAN—Stn. 15 (
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.16.01/13246; 1 af), 1998; Stn. B310A (
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.16.01/13248; 1 af,), 2007; Stn. SBW 2(1) (MB29000206; 1 af), 2007; Stn. SB 3(1) (
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.Z.2010.037.0038; figured anterior &amp; 1 af), 2007; Stn. SB 4(1) (
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.Z.2010.037.0042; 1 c, 1 af), 2007; Stn. SB 7(1) (
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.Z.2010.037.0039; 2 af,), 2007; Stn. SB 8(1) (MB29000205; 1 af), 2007; Stn. SBW 9(1) (
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.Z.2010.037.0043; 2 af), 2007; Stn. SB 14(1) (
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.Z.2010.037.0040; 3 af), 2007; Stn. SB 15(1) (
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.Z.2010.037.0041; 1 af), 2007.
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. A stout species, prostomium wider than long, subtrapezoidal, with rudimentary horns. Chaetigers 18 with slender, smooth-edged, triangular notopodial postchaetal lamellae with pointed tips; no superior processes present. Ventral neuropodial lobes directly below chaetae in anterior thorax, postchaetal in posterior thorax. Neuropodial lamellae of first two or three chaetigers distally expanded. Chaetiger 9 similar in both rami, low ridges with short triangular lobes laterally. Thoracic chaetigers with simple capillary chaetae. Abdominal lateral lamellae sinuous leaf-shaped with pointed tips. Hooded hooks tridentate, in two groups facing vis-à-vis. Posteriorly open pouches on abdominal chaetigers.
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<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFACFF89FF5AD1960F5FFA1E" bold="true" box="[199,337,1477,1502]" pageId="14" pageNumber="15">Description</emphasis>
. A stout species; thoracic width similar to, but wider than abdomen. Complete specimen dimensions: prostomium
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<paragraph id="62601143FFACFF89FF54D22A0C52F84D" blockId="14.[151,1437,937,2005]" pageId="14" pageNumber="15">Prostomium wider than long (0.750.83 L:W ratio), subtrapezoidal; anterior margin smooth with rudimentary horns (Figures 5B, 13H). Two longitudinal dorsal muscular(?) ridges, anteriorly divergent and extending into the prostomial corners. Two inconspicuous outer ridges abutting inner ridges; no other obvious prostomial markings. Proboscis partially everted in one specimen (NMW.Z.2010.037.0039), oval, longitudinally ridged inferiorly. Palps retained in three specimens, arising ventrolaterally from base of prostomium; short, reaching approximately chaetiger 17. Palps papillated almost to base (non-papillated region reaching approximately chaetiger 2), 3 rows of papillae either side of an inconspicuous groove proximally, decreasing to one either side distally (papillae very long, length decreasing only at proximal end).</paragraph>
<paragraph id="62601143FFACFF88FF54D3CA0AF1FEA4" blockId="14.[151,1437,937,2005]" lastBlockId="15.[151,1437,151,1976]" lastPageId="15" lastPageNumber="16" pageId="14" pageNumber="15">Achaetous region behind prostomium, roughly twice the size of chaetiger 1. Notopodia of chaetigers 18 similar (Figures 5C M); low triangular notopodial prechaetal ridges confluent with slender triangular postchaetal lamellae, terminating in pointed tips. Postchaetal lamellae decreasing in size along thorax, appearing more lateral in position from chaetiger 5. Notopodial lamellae of chaetiger 8 marginally longer than on preceding chaetigers. No superior processes (DML) observed. Neuropodial ventral lobes (VNL) initially distally expanded, decreasing in size from chaetigers 15; but increasing again on chaetigers 68; becoming cirriform, and postchaetal in posterior thorax. Neuropodial lobes (VNL) of chaetigers 1 and 2 slightly distally expanded, almost scoop like, with small pointed tips (Figures 5D, F). Those of chaetiger 3 distally expanded to a varying degree (Figure 5H).</paragraph>
<paragraph id="62601143FFADFF88FF54D53C0C26FE34" blockId="15.[151,1437,151,1976]" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Chaetiger 9: lamellae similar in both rami, low pre- and postchaetal ridges. Postchaetal lamellae terminating in lateral subtriangular lobes (Figure 5N). All thoracic chaetae simple capillaries (Figure 5P), those of chaetigers 7 and 8 longer than on preceding chaetigers; bundles splayed distinctively (Figure 5A). Chaetae of chaetiger 9 shorter, but not otherwise modified.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="62601143FFADFF88FF54D5AC0AC6FCF7" blockId="15.[151,1437,151,1976]" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Abdominal chaetigers with sharply pointed, rather sinuous leaf-shaped lateral lamellae, of about equal size in both rami; not basally constricted (Figure 5O); no obvious postchaetal expansions. Occasional minute dorsal and ventral processes (DML and VML) observed on abdominal chaetigers, extremely difficult to see. Abdominal chaetae tridentate hooded hooks, of a similar size (Figures 5QS). Hooks in two groups, main fangs vis-à-vis (Figure 5O). Approximately eight to ten hooks per ramus in anterior abdomen, in roughly two equal groups; decreasing to six on median and posterior chaetigers. Hooks arising from definite ridge. Unpaired posteriorly open lateral pouches present, starting from approximately chaetiger 18 to posterior part of body. Pouches alternating on both sides of the body, occurring on alternate segments. Pouch location often difficult to discern due to presence of tube and condition of material. No pygidial cirri observed on complete specimen, presumed missing.</paragraph>
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. Preserved specimens cream-white in alcohol, majority of material initially stained with Rose Bengal. Distinct reddish/brown pigment band present between chaetigers 58, faded in some specimens, although always present (Figures 5A, 6C). Very light Rose Bengal staining interparapodially in the abdomen. Methyl green staining weak all over, light pigmentation between chaetigers 35 and 79. Small patches of darker pigment present on thorax (
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A, B), dorsally between chaetigers 15, and around segment margins in posterior thorax. Ventrally, light pigmentation is present as transverse bands between chaetigers 2 and 4. Light interparapodial patches of staining in abdomen. Patches of white speckles present (Figures 5A, 6C) dorsally and ventrally between chaetigers 15; closer to mid-line in venter and strongest around chaetigers 34. Speckles also present ventrally along the mid-ventral line from chaetigers 8 into abdomen. Methyl green pigment persisting around white speckled areas after much of the stain has dissipated.
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<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFADFF88FF54D0F80F2BFB04" bold="true" box="[201,293,1195,1220]" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Habitat</emphasis>
. Found at five stations off
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, from three different surveys, in fine sand, fine shelly sand, shelly muddy sand, and mud,
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, and at 10 stations off
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, from one survey, in muddy sand with shell debris, mud with shell debris, and mud,
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58
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. Several specimens in distinct sediment covered tubes (NMW.Z.2010.037.0040, NMW.Z.2010.037.0042, NMW.Z.2010.037.0043).
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<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFADFF88FF5AD1680F57FA94" bold="true" box="[199,345,1339,1364]" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Distribution</emphasis>
.
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,
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(present study),
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(
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)
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<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFADFF88FF5AD1330F3AFAB8" bold="true" box="[199,308,1376,1400]" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Remarks</emphasis>
. The Persian
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<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFADFF88FE49D1330C48FAB8" box="[468,582,1376,1400]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Magelona</emphasis>
cf.
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specimens observed here share many similarities with the
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<taxonomicName id="A5DF6AC0FFADFF88FF41D1D70FB1FA5C" box="[220,447,1412,1436]" class="Polychaeta" family="Magelonidae" genus="Magelona" kingdom="Animalia" order="Spionida" pageId="15" pageNumber="16" phylum="Annelida" rank="species" species="cincta">
<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFADFF88FF41D1D70F40FA5C" box="[220,334,1412,1436]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">Magelona</emphasis>
cf.
<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFADFF88FEE7D1D60FB1FA5C" box="[378,447,1413,1436]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="16">cincta</emphasis>
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specimens as described by
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in possessing a pigment band in the posterior thorax, lamellar and prostomial shape, methyl green staining patterns, characteristic bulbous chaetigers in the mid-thorax and the presence of white speckled regions in the thorax and abdomen. The only perceived differences are the slightly more expanded neuropodial thoracic lamellae of chaetiger
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material (which are more scoop-shaped, possessing higher edges) and the presence of occasional minute dorsal and ventral processes in the abdomen of the Persian material. The
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material has been re-examined and odd minute projections at the inner margins of chaetal rows have been observed on a couple of specimens. The fact that even in the Persian material these processes are sporadic (even on the same specimen) suggests that this is a variable character within this species. The degree of protrusion of these processes, and hence their conspicuousness may depend on the degree of contraction of the specimen. It is possible that these processes move in and out under coelomic pressure. We believe this to be the same species as those specimens observed from
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. Both the Iranian and
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material differed from the
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material, in having less distally expanded neuropodial lobes of the first three chaetigers. However, the
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specimen is much larger than either the Iranian or
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material examined. It is possible that the perceived differences seen here may be due to size. Therefore, more material in a better condition, and of a comparable size from the
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locality needs to examined before any conclusions can be made.
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<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFB2FF97FF0AD3160F13F89B" bold="true" box="[151,285,1861,1884]" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">FIGURE 5.</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="50ABCD51FFB2FF97FEB0D3160F9AF89B" box="[301,404,1861,1883]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">Magelona</emphasis>
cf.
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(A, NMW.Z.2010.037.0038; B, NMW.Z.2010.037.0041; C S, dissected specimen NMW.Z.2010.037.0037): (A) anterior, dorsal view, showing thoracic pigment band; (B) prostomium, dorsal view (note that right-hand side is slightly folded upwards); (C, E, G, I O) chaetigers 19, 12 respectively (anterior views); (D, F, H) neuropodia of chaetigers 13 respectively (dorsal views); (P) thoracic capillary chaeta; (Q S) tridentate abdominal hooded hooks from 13th chaetiger (oblique frontal, oblique lateral and lateral views respectively) (Q, hood omitted).
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