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A moderate-sized species,
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complete, but fragile, broken into five pieces, totaling
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long and up to
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wide across middle segments; with about 135 setigerous segments. Body elongate, consistent in width throughout. A deep mid-ventral groove present from setiger 1 to end of body (
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); first few anterior segments also with distinct ridge arising from floor of groove. Dorsum smooth, elevated above notopodia, without longitudinal groove or ridge (
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). Noto- and neuropodia widely separated from each other with neuropodia located on each side of ventral groove (
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AB). All segments short, about nine times wider than long. Color in alcohol light tan with no separate body pigment.
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Prostomium narrow, conical tapering to rounded apex (
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); eyespots absent; nuchal organs oval, located at posterior lateral margins. Peristomium with three separate rings best seen laterally (
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), dorsally elevated with rounded crest; dorsal tentacles widely spaced, arising from posterior end of last ring (
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). First pair of branchiae on setiger 1 dorsal to notosetae; subsequent branchiae from same location; branchiae continuing segmentally to near posterior end.
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All segments with notopodia dorsally elevated as shoulders above smooth, broad dorsum (
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). Parapodia reduced to simple mounds from which setae arise. Notosetae include 810 simple capillaries on the first 6070 setigers, fewer capillaries posteriorly; capillaries joined by 12 simple acicular spines from about setiger 105. Anterior neuropodia with 78 capillaries; 12 acicular spines first present from setiger 18, continuing to posterior end, increasing to six spines in posterior half of body entirely replacing capillaries (
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). Notopodial spines thin, relatively straight, with simple blunt tips. Neuroacicular spines short, curving to narrow, blunt-tipped main fang or tooth; this tooth surmounted by sheath split medially forming two sharply pointed teeth (
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EF), these appearing as a single tooth in certain lateral views (
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).
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Pygidium with anus surrounded dorsally by five rounded papillae and ventrally by broad cushion with two long lateral cirri (
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).
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<emphasis id="B97FA612FFC6A279FF66FF61FE28FF3C" bold="true" box="[199,429,223,248]" pageId="51" pageNumber="52">Methyl Green stain</emphasis>
. No stain retained.
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<emphasis id="B97FA612FFC6A279FF66FEBAFEC3FED9" bold="true" box="[199,326,260,285]" pageId="51" pageNumber="52">Etymology</emphasis>
. This species is named in memory of my beautiful little cat Kacy, whose companionship over many years is greatly missed.
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<emphasis id="B97FA612FFC6A279FF66FEF2FEB1FEA1" bold="true" box="[199,308,332,357]" pageId="51" pageNumber="52">Remarks</emphasis>
.
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is unusual in the genus by having neuropodial acicular spines with two side-by-side apical teeth suggesting a tridentate structure. However, careful observation at
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suggests that the apical structure is likely a broad sheath that is divided into two parts. The true nature of the teeth on the hooks, however, is beyond the resolution of light microscopy. Given that only a single specimen is available, SEM observations will have to await the collection of additional specimens. The notopodial acicular spines are slender, straight, and do not appear to have any accessory teeth.
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and two other similar-appearing threadlike species of
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,
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, occur in Antarctic deep-sea sediments.
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differs from the other two species in having three peristomial rings instead of two or one, respectively, in having the noto- and neuropodial hooks first present from setigers
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neuropodia, and in having the bidentate hooks with a unique apical sheath or hood that appears to be divided into two parts instead of a single apical tooth. Details separating these three species and others from
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are listed in
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in the Discussion.
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<emphasis id="B97FA612FFC6A279FF66FCA1FEAFFCFC" bold="true" box="[199,298,799,824]" pageId="51" pageNumber="52">Habitat.</emphasis>
Surficial sediments collected as part of the ANDEEP III survey at a site near the type-locality of
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in the Weddell sea off Cape
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consisted of poorly sorted olive grey sandy mud with sand (9%), silt (72%), and clay (19%) (
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Howe
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2007
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).
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<emphasis id="B97FA612FFC6A279FF66FC32FEDCFC61" bold="true" box="[199,345,908,933]" pageId="51" pageNumber="52">Distribution</emphasis>
. Southern Weddell Sea,
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