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| - Hutchings <i>et al.</i> (1998)
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| - Two new species of Spionidae, Scolelepis (Scolelepis) melasma and S. (S.) dicha are described from the intertidal area of exposed Tahitian beaches. The species co-occur and are restricted to basaltic sandy beaches. Scolelepis (S.) melasma is characterized by the absence of an occipital tentacle, neuropodial unidentate, hooded hooks beginning on setiger 40-41, notopodial hooded hooks absent and branchiae fused basally. Scolelepis (S.) dicha also lacks an occipital tentacle, with neuropodial bidentate, hooded hooks beginning from setiger 26-32 and with posterior neuropodia having almost all hooded hooks, notopodal hooks absent, and branchiae fused basally.
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| - Two new species of Spionidae, Scolelepis (Scolelepis) melasma and S. (S.) dicha are described from the intertidal area of exposed Tahitian beaches. The species co-occur and are restricted to basaltic sandy beaches. Scolelepis (S.) melasma is characterized by the absence of an occipital tentacle, neuropodial unidentate, hooded hooks beginning on setiger 40-41, notopodial hooded hooks absent and branchiae fused basally. Scolelepis (S.) dicha also lacks an occipital tentacle, with neuropodial bidentate, hooded hooks beginning from setiger 26-32 and with posterior neuropodia having almost all hooded hooks, notopodal hooks absent, and branchiae fused basally.
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| - Hutchings, P.A., Frouin, P. & Hily, C. 1998. Two new species of Spionidae (Polychaeta) Tahiti, French Polynesia. <em>Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington</em>, 111(4): 799-806.
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