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(adapted from Budaeva &amp; Paxton, 2013). Body short, up to 100 segments. Prostomium anteriorly rounded to subtriangular, palps short, antennae moderately long; palpophores and antennophores with 25 rings. Peristomial cirri present; nuchal grooves straight. Anterior 23 pairs of parapodia modified, enlarged and directed anteroventrally, with large auricular prechaetal lobes. Dorsal cirri digitate to subulate, ventral cirri subulate on anterior 23 chaetigers. Branchiae present or absent, usually with single filaments. Uni- to bidentate (rarely tridentate) simple, pseudocompound or compound hooks on anterior modified parapodia, usually with hoods. Pectinate chaetae usually with rolled margins, so-called “scoop-shaped”, rarely flat, from chaetigers 23, rarely later. Subacicular hooks in median position from chaetigers 715, rarely later. Tubes dorsoventrally flattened with thin inner parchment-like layer covered with shell fragments, small stones and foraminiferans.
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