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Checklist of the subfamily Adoncholaiminae Gerlach and Riemann, 1974 (Nematoda: Oncholaimida: Oncholaimidae) of the world: genera, species, distribution, and reference list for taxonomists and ecologists.

Daisuke Shimada1.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Adoncholaiminae is one of the seven subfamilies in the free-living aquatic nematode family Oncholaimidae. Nematodes in Adoncholaiminae are found from various water environment of the world. However, a checklist of all Adoncholaiminae species including full literature, especially information of experimental (not taxonomic) works, has not been updated for more than 40 years. NEW INFORMATION: A revised checklist of the subfamily Adoncholaiminae of the world is provided. It contains 31 valid and 13 invalid species names in four genera with synonyms, collection records, and full literature from 1860's to 2015 for each species. A literature survey of total 477 previous papers was conducted in this work, and 362 of them are newly added to checklist.

Keywords:  aquatic nematodes; brackish; ecology; freshwater; marine; nomenclature; oncholaimid; synonymy; systematics; taxonomy

Year:  2016        PMID: 26929708      PMCID: PMC4759407          DOI: 10.3897/BDJ.4.e6577

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Biodivers Data J        ISSN: 1314-2828


Introduction

Gerlach and Riemann, 1974 is a subfamily of free-living aquatic nematode family Filipjev, 1916 (phylum ). It consists of four genera (Lorenzen 1981a, Lorenzen 1994, Shimada and Kajihara 2014), viz. Filipjev, 1918, , Belogurov and Belogurova 1979, Rachor, 1969, and Hopper, 1967. Wieser, 1953 has been placed in the subfamily before, but Shimada and Kajihara (2014) considered the genus as a junior synonym for . morphologically differs from the other six subfamilies of family Filipjev, 1916 in the order Siddiqi, 1983 and suborder de Conink, 1965 (c.f. Filipjev 1916, Maggenti 1981, Siddiqi 1983, Smol and Coomans 2006, Hodda 2011, Shimada and Kajihara 2014) by the well developed sperm-storage organ (Demanian system) in the female (Rachor 1969, Belogurov and Belogurova 1977a, Belogurov and Belogurova 1977b, Belogurov and Belogurova 1977c, Belogurov and Belogurova 1977d, Belogurov and Belogurova 1989, Smol and Coomans 2006), however there have been no molecular phylogenetic evidences at present. Nematodes belonging to are found from all continents, from the equatorial tropic to the two poles. Most of them are marine or brackish, and some are freshwater species (Smol and Coomans 2006). A taxonomist who wants to describe new species must collect original descriptions and redescriptions of all congeners by literature research. Complete lists of all species and subspecies names of the genera are exceedingly helpful for taxonomic studies and biodiversity surveys. Such lists are more useful if any other information of individual species are included. In the field of free-living nematodes, there is a comprehensive reference work "The Bremerhaven Checklist of Aquatic Nematodes" (Gerlach and Riemann 1973, Gerlach and Riemann 1974) covering almost all species names of aquatic nematodes with their synonym list, sampling sites, and references before early 1970's. Although many revisions of the specific genera or higher taxa with species lists and taxonomic keys (e.g. Greenslade and Nicholas 1991, Huang and Cheng 2012, Shimada and Kajihara 2014) have been published since 1974, full literature of them is not available today. This work aims to provide a checklist of species of the world with their synonymy, distribution, and literature information for potential taxonomists who (will) study nematodes in the subfamily. A literature survey of 31 valid and 13 invalid species in was conducted. More than 400 papers in which species names of are found, not only taxonomic descriptions and collection records but also ecological, morphological, physiological, and DNA works, were completely collected. However, references not satisfying criteria of publication in Articles 8 and 9 of International Code of Zoological Nomenclature (International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature 1999, International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature 2012a, International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature 2012b), e.g. theses, symposium abstracts, and some web articles, are excluded. Total 485 previous papers (see References) including any species names of was found through a literature survey. Of these references, only 115 were also cited by Gerlach and Riemann (1974) in section of . New 362 papers are added to literature in the present study, containing 293 published after 1973, and 69 were published before 1974 but neglected by them. However, most of the latter were cited in other sections of their checklist. The names of oceans and seas were used as defined by International Hydrographic Organization (1953)

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Checklist of the subfamily Gerlach and Riemann, 1974 (: : ) of the world: genera, species, distribution, and reference list for taxonomists and ecologists

Gerlach and Riemann, 1974 Synonym: subtribe Synonym: subtribe Incorrect original spelling: Incorrect original spelling: Type genus: Other genera:

Notes

The latest taxonomic key to genera: Smol and Coomans (2006) Revisions and reviews of the subfamily: Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a, Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b, Lorenzen 1981a, Belogurov and Belogurova 1988, Belogurov and Belogurova 1989, Lorenzen 1994, Hope 2007, Smol et al. 2014 Filipjev, 1918 Synonym: non nec Etymology: masculine noun, Type species: Valid 22 species: Invalid 11 species: Original description: Filipjev (1918) English translation of original description: Filipjev (1968) The latest taxonomic key to species: Mordukhovich et al. (2015) Revisions and reviews of the genus: Filipjev (1924), Kreis (1934), Hopper and Cairns (1959), Chitwood (1960), Rachor (1969), Gerlach and Riemann (1974), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977b), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977d), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977c), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977a), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978b), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978a), Platt and Warwick (1983), Belogurov and Belogurova (1988), Belogurov and Belogurova (1989), Keppner and Tarjan (1989), Somerfield and Warwick (1996), Smol and Coomans (2006), Smol et al. (2014), Shimada and Kajihara (2014) Molecular phylogeny: Litvaitis et al. 2000, Bhadury et al. 2006a, Bhadury et al. 2006b, Sharma et al. 2006, Bhadury et al. 2007, Meldal et al. 2007, Bik et al. 2010a, Bik et al. 2010b Collection records of unidentified species ( sp.): see Table 1
Table 1.

References of unidentified species in . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Schulz 1935b Lake Ganzirri, Sicilia Island, Mediterranean SeaItalybrackish×
Allgén 1942 ---×
Riemann 1969 Arensch, Cuxhaven, North SeaGermanyplants×
Ward 1973 Liverpool Bay, Irish SeaUnited Kingdommuddy or clean sand with gravel×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 Urup, Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiaintertidal×
Krishnamurthy et al. 1980 Bay of BengalIndiamangrove×
Subramanian et al. 1984 Vellar to Coleroon estuary, Bay of BengalIndiamangrove×
Aryuthaka 1985 (Metoncholaimoides sp.)Yojiro, Kagoshima Bay, North Pacific OceanJapansand and seagrasses, 1–3 m deep×
Gerdes et al. 1985b Gavish Sabkha, along Gulf of Elat, Red SeaEgyptbrackish×
Hodda and Nicholas 1985 Hunter estuary, South Pacific OceanAustraliaintertidal mud with plants×
Hammer 1986 ---×
Lambshead 1986 Bute Island, Firth of Clyde, Irish SeaUnited Kingdomsediment×
Alongi 1990 Bowling Green Bay, South Pacific OceanAustraliaintertidal×
Matsumoto et al. 1992 Ariake Sea, Eastern China SeaJapanintertidal mud×
Ólafsson et al. 1993 off Askö, Baltic SeaSweden34 m deep×
Riemann 1995 Porcupine Seabight, North Atlantic Oceanoff Irelanddeep sea sediment×
Villano and Warwick 1995 Palude della Rose, Venezia, Adriatic Sea, Mediterranean SeaItalysediment×
Blome 1996 Arensch, North SeaGermanyintertidal×
Gee and Somerfield 1997 Sungai Pasir, Malacca StraitMalaysiamangrove×
Blaxter et al. 1998 ---×
Pallo et al. 1998 Gulf of Riga, Baltic SeaLatvia; Estoniasediment×
Somerfield et al. 1998 Merbok estuary, Malacca StraitMalaysiamangrove×
Gyedu-Ababio et al. 1999 Swartkops estuary, Algoa Bay, Indian OceanSouth Africabrackish sediment×
Moens et al. 1999a Schelde estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandssediment×
Moens et al. 1999b Schelde estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandssediment×
Aarnio 2000 Åland archipelago, Baltic SeaFinlandsubtidal sand×
Moens et al. 2000 ---×
Warwick and Villano 2000 same as Villano and Warwick 1995×
Blaxter 2001 ---×
Gagarin 2001 North East Yakutia, Arctic SeaRussiano data×
Gheskière et al. 2002 De Panne, North SeaBelgiumsediment×
Gwyther and Fairweather 2002 Barwon estuary, Victoria, Bass StraitAustraliamud×
Wu et al. 2002 Chongming, Shanghai, Eastern China SeaChinasoil with plants×
Gwyther 2003 Barwon estuary, Victoria, Bass StraitAustraliasediment×
Ullberg and Ólafsson 2003b Sandviken, Askö, Baltic SeaSwedensand×
Ullberg and Ólafsson 2003a Sandviken, Askö, Baltic SeaSwedensand×
Clarke et al. 2004 ---×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2005 Nhue River, HanoiVietnamsediment×
Mullin et al. 2005 no data-sediment×
Pavlyuk and Trebukhova 2005 Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussia6.4–7.5 m deep×
Wu et al. 2005 Shanghai, Eastern China SeaChinasoil×
Bhadury et al. 2006a ---×
Pavlyuk and Trebukhova 2006 Nha Trang Bay, South China SeaVietnamsediment×
Urban-Malinga et al. 2006 Hel Peninsula, Puck Bay, Baltic SeaPolandsediment×
van Straalen and Roelofs 2006 ---×
Chen et al. 2007 Yangtze estuary, Shanghai, Eastern China SeaChinaplants×
Pavithran et al. 2007 Central Indian Ocean Basin, Indian Oceanoff Indiadeep sea sediment×
Pavlyuk et al. 2007a Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal and subtidal sediment×
Pavlyuk et al. 2007b same as Pavlyuk et al. 2007a×
Schratzberger et al. 2007 North Seaoff United Kingdomsediment×
Shen et al. 2007 Qingdao, Yellow SeaChinaintertidal sand×
Timm et al. 2007 Reigi Bay, Hiiumaa Island, Baltic SeaEstoniabrackish sediment×
Torres-Pratis and Schizas 2007 Magueyes Island, Caribbean SeaPuerto Ricomangrove×
Quang et al. 2007 Khe Nhan, Can Gio, South China SeaVietnammud among mangrove×
de Leonardis et al. 2008 Manfredonia, Adriatic Sea; Gallipoli, Ionian Sea, Mediterranean SeaItaly60–700 m deep×
Hose et al. 2008 Lake Martin, VictoriaAustraliafreshwater sediment×
Ivanova et al. 2008 Tikhaya Lagoon, Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiafreshwater and brackish sediment×
Pavlyuk and Trebukhova 2008 Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiasediment×
Chu et al. 2009 ---×
Pavithran et al. 2009 Central Indian Ocean Basin, Indian Oceanoff Indiadeep sea sediment×
van Megen et al. 2009 no dataThe Netherlandssoil×
Willems et al. 2009 Hättorna, SkagerrakSwedensand, 23–28 m deep×
Belogurova 2010 Amur Bay; Kozmino, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal to subtidal×
Bik et al. 2010a no data-no data×
Bik et al. 2010b same as Bik et al. 2010a×
Nanajkar and Ingole 2010 Karwar; Ratnagiri, Arabian SeaIndiasubtidal sediment×
Semprucci et al. 2010 Adriatic Sea, Mediterranean SeaItalysediment×
Venekey et al. 2010 no dataBrazilno data×
Gyedu-Ababio 2011 Swartkops estuary, Algoa Bay; Gamtoos estuary, St. Francis Bay, Indian OceanSouth Africasubtidal sediment×
Ngo and Vo 2011 Can Gio, Ho Chi Minh, South China SeaVietnamsediment among mangrove×
Pavlyuk and Trebukhova 2011 Jeju Island, Eastern China SeaSouth Koreaintertidal sediment×
Portnova et al. 2011 Håkon Mosby Mud Volcano, Norwegian Seaoff Norway1277–1294 m deep×
Sawangarreruks et al. 2011 Tha Chin estuary, Gulf of ThailandThailandsediment among mangrove×
Tsujino and Uchida 2011 Zigozen, Hiroshima Bay, Seto Inland SeaJapanintertidal mud without algae×
Fonseca and Fehlauer-Ale 2012 São Sebastião, South Atlantic OceanBrazilintertidal sediment×
Nguyen et al. 2012 Mekong River Delta, South China SeaVietnamfreshwater sediment×
van Straalen and Roelofs 2012 ---×
Zeppilli et al. 2012 Gulf of Lions, Mediterranean SeaFrance265–434 m deep×
Belogurova 2013 Peter the Great Gulf, Japan SeaRussia270–800 m deep×
Carriço et al. 2013 Saint-Nic, North Atlantic OceanFrancefine sand×
Gingold et al. 2013 El Tornillal, Gulf of CaliforniaMexicosediment×
Ngo and Ngo 2013 Can Gio, Long Hòa, Ho Chi MinhVietnamshrimp growing ponds×
Pinto et al. 2013 Itamaraca Island, South Atlantic OceanBrazilsediment among mangrove×
Sturhan 2013 Hooge Island, North SeaGermanysoil×
Moens et al. 2014 Veerse Meer, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish×
Ngo et al. 2014 Can Gio, Long Hòa, Ho Chi MinhVietnamsediment among mangrove×
Portnova et al. 2014a Nyegga, Storegga Slide, Norwegian Seaoff Norway714–739 m deep×
Portnova et al. 2014b same as Portnova et al. 2014b×
Zeppilli et al. 2014 Azores Archipelago, North Atlantic OceanPortuguese206–1900 m deep×
Pastor de Ward et al. 2015 San Julián Bay, Santa Cruz, South Atlantic OceanArgentinaintertidal sediment×
(Bastian, 1865) Filipjev, 1918 Synonym: Synonym?: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 2
Table 2.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Bastian 1865(O. fuscus)Falmouth, English ChannelUnited Kingdommud×
Möbius 1873(O. fuscus)---×
Bütschli 1874(O. fuscus)Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanyno data×
Villot 1875(O. fuscus)---×
von Linstow 1878(O. fuscus)---×
de Man 1886(O. fuscus)Schelde estuary, Walcheren, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
de Man 1888(O. fuscus)---×
de Man 1889a(O. fuscus)---×
de Man 1889b(O. fuscus)---×
de Man 1889c(O. fuscus)---×
von Linstow 1889(O. fuscus)---×
Jägerskiöld 1901(O. fuscus)---×
von Linstow 1902(O. fuscus)---×
Jägerskiöld 1904(O. fuscus)SW coast of Jutland Peninsula, North SeaDenmarkno data×
Stewart 1906(O. fuscus)---×
Horsman 1912(O. fuscus)Ynyslas, Irish SeaUnited Kingdomsand×
Stewart 1914b(O. fuscus)---×
Filipjev 1918 ---×
Ditlevsen 1919(O. fuscus)Snoghøj; Kongebro, Little BeltDenmarkintertidal to 15 m deep×
Allgén 1921(O. fuscus)---×
Micoletzky 1921(O. fuscus)---×
Filipjev 1924 ---×
Allgén 1925(O. fuscus)---×
Filipjev 1925 ---×
Allgén 1927(O. fuscus)Barsebäckshamn, ØresundSwedenalgae×
Schodduyn 1927(O. fuscus)Slack estuary, near Boulogne-sur-mer, English ChannelFrancebottom sediment×
Cobb 1930 ---×
von Wülker and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1933 ---×
Allgén 1934b(O. fuscus)---×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Allgén 1935a ---×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1935a Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1935b Nieuport, English Channel; Zuiderzee, North SeaBelgium; The Netherlandsno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven et al. 1935 Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1936b ---×
Schulz 1936 Amrum, North SeaGermanysubtidal sand×
Schneider 1939 ---×
Bresslau and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1940 Helgoland, North SeaGermanyno data×
de Vos and Redeke 1941 Wadden Sea, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1942a ØresundBelgiumno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1942b Yerseke, North SeaThe Netherlandsoyster bed×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1946 Stockholm Archipelago, Baltic SeaSwedenno data×
Chitwood 1951 Woods Hole, Massachusetts, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statesno data×
Gerlach 1953b Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanysand×
Wieser 1953 ---×
Gerlach 1954b ---×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1954 ---×
Remane 1955 ---×
el Maghraby and Perkins 1956 Wave Crest, Whitstable, North SeaUnited Kingdommud on slipway×
Wieser et al. 1957 Rum Bay, Plymouth, English ChannelUnited Kingdomintertidal mud×
Gerlach 1958 Kiel Fjord; Vodrups Flak, Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanysand; gravel, 2–13 m deep×
Capstick 1959 Blyth estuary, North SeaUnited Kingdomsediment×
Gerlach 1959 ---×
Paramonov 1962(O. fuscus)---×
Kreis 1963 ---×
de Coninck 1965 ---×
Bilio 1966 ---×
Coles 1966 Skippers Island, Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex, North SeaUnited Kingdomsoil among plant roots×
Riemann 1966(A. aff. fuscus)Cuxhaven-Groden; Ostemündung, North SeaGermanysand, intertidal; 13–15 m deep×
Filipjev 1968 Schleswig-Holsteinischen, North SeaGermanyplants in salt marsh×
Paramonov 1968(O. fuscus)---×
Hopper 1969 Kingsport, Nova Scotia, North Atlantic OceanCanadablackish-grey mud among plants×
Lorenzen 1969 Schleswig-HolsteinischenGermanybrackish plants in salt marsh×
Rachor 1969 same as Rachor 1970×
Giere 1970 North SeaGermanysand×
Rachor 1970 Baltic Sea; North SeaGermanyno data×
Warwick 1971 Lympstone, Exe estuery, English ChannelUnited Kingdomsand×
Hope and Murphy 1972 ---×
Hope 1974 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Warwick and Gage 1975 Loch Etive, ScotlandUnited Kingdomsurface×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977b ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Belogurova 1978 Itrup, Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiasubtidal×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 ---×
Belogurova and Belogurov 1979 Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussia10 m deep×
Calcoen and de Kegel 1979 Nieuwpoort-Bad, North SeaBelgiumsand×
Maertens and Coomans 1979 ---×
Calcoen and de Kegel 1980 ---×
Sherman and Coull 1980 Crabhaul Creek, North Inlet, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statesmud with detritus×
Bouwman 1981 Ems estuary, North SeaGermanyintertidal sandy sediment×
Blome 1982 Sylt Island, North SeaGermanysand×
Field et al. 1982 Exe estuary, English ChannelUnited Kingdommud, sand×
Yoshimura 1982 ---×
Bouwman 1983 same as Bouwman 1981×
Chabaud et al. 1983 ---×
Heip et al. 1983 ---×
Platt and Warwick 1983 no dataUnited Kingdomno data×
Gerdes and Krumbein 1984 ---×
Belogurov 1985 ---×
Gerdes et al. 1985a Mellum Island, North SeaGermanysand×
Gerdes et al. 1985b(O. fuscus)Gavish Sabkha, along Gulf of Elat, Red SeaEgyptbrackish×
Heip et al. 1985 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Coomans et al. 1988 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989 Far EastRussiano data×
Furstenberg and Vincx 1989 ---×
Bussau 1990a Wadden Sea, North SeaGermanysand×
Bussau 1990b same as Bussau 1990a×
Kennish 1990 ---×
Mohd Long 1990 Forth estuary, Scotland, North SeaUnited Kingdommud×
Trett and Feil 1990 ---×
Alkemade et al. 1993 Stroodorpepolder, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish, plants leaves×
Clarke 1993 same as Warwick 1971×
Soetaert et al. 1994 Western Scheldt, North SeaThe Netherlandssediment×
Kennedy 1995 Exe estuary, English ChannelUnited Kingdomsand×
Soetaert et al. 1995 Ems estuary; Somme; Western Scheldt, North SeaGermany; France; Belgiumbrackish sediment×
Blome 1996 Borkum; Mellum; Ems estuary; Weser estuary, North SeaGermanyintertidal sand; microbial mats×
Blome and Faubel 1996 off Kaiser-Wuhelm-Koog, Elbe estuary, North SeaGermanysand with mud and shells×
Moens and Vincx 1997 Western Scheldt, North SeaThe Netherlandssubtidal to intertidal, sand and mud×
Platt and Ball 1997 ---×
Travizi and Vidaković 1997 Mirna estuary; Adriatic Sea, Mediterranean SeaCroatiasilt and sand×
Yushin and Malakhov 1997 ---×
Attrill 1998 ---×
Craig and Ashman 1998 Solway Firth, Irish SeaUnited Kingdomintertidal×
Moens and Vincx 1998 same as Moens and Vincx 1997×
Justine and Jamieson 1999 ---×
Moens et al. 1999b Western Scheldt, North SeaThe Netherlandsmud and coarse sand×
Moens et al. 1999c Western Scheldt, North SeaThe Netherlandsintertidal mud×
Tita et al. 1999 ---×
Moens et al. 2000 Molenplaat; Paulina salt marsh, Schelde estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandsintertidal×
Litvaitis et al. 2000 Paulina salt marsh, Schelde estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandssilty sediment×
de Smet et al. 2001 ---×
Justine 2002 ---×
Moens et al. 2002 Paulina salt marsh, Schelde estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish, lower vegetation zone×
Tita et al. 2002 Parc du Bic, St. Lawrence estuary, Gulf of St. LawrenceCanadamud and sand×
Yushin et al. 2002 ---×
Bilgrami and Gaugler 2004 ---×
Bilgrami and Gaugler 2005 ---×
Cook et al. 2005 Southend-on-Sea or Southampton, English ChannelUnited Kingdomsediment×
Kathiresan and Qasim 2005 Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Indian OceanIndiamangrove×
Moens et al. 2005a Paulina salt marsh, Schelde estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandssediment×
Moens et al. 2005b Western Scheldt, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Afanasiev-Grigoriev et al. 2006 ---×
Bhadury et al. 2006a EnglandUnited Kingdomno data×
Bhadury et al. 2006b same as Bhadury et al. 2006a×
Haseman 2006 ---×
Krassen 2006 ---×
Sharma et al. 2006 Aransas Pass, Port Aransas, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statessediment×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Bhadury et al. 2007 Tamar estuary, English ChannelUnited Kingdomno data×
Chinnadurai and Fernando 2007 Vellar estuary, Bay of BengalIndiasediment among mangrove×
Meldal et al. 2007 Southampton Water, English ChannelUnited Kingdomintertidal sediment×
Fonseca and Gallucci 2008 ---×
Moodley et al. 2008 Westerschelde estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandsmud×
Semprucci et al. 2008 ---×
Arigó et al. 2009 Akrotiri Bay, Mediterranean SeaCyprussediment×
Giere 2009 ---×
Huang and Zhang 2009 ---×
Leduc 2009 ---×
Bik et al. 2010a no data-no data×
Vandepitte et al. 2010 ---×
dos Santos and Moens 2011 ---×
Sminova and Fadeeva 2011 Japan SeaRussiasandy sediment×
Shokoohi et al. 2013 ---×
Shoshin 2013 ---×
Gibson and Fuentes 2014 ---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Filipjev, 1924 Incorrect subsequent spelling: Etymology: adjective, Aral (type locality) + Holotype: unknown References: see Table 3
Table 3.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Filipjev 1924 Aralsk landing bridge, Aral SeaKazakhstanbrackish×
Kreis 1934(A. araliensis)---×
Schneider 1937 ---×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Tchesunov 1976 Caspian SeaUSSRbrackish×
Gagarin 1978 AstrakhanRussiafreshwater×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 ---×
Belogurova and Belogurov 1979 Urup, Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiasubtidal×
Mordukhai-Boltovskoi 1979 Caspian SeaUSSRbrackish×
Tsalolikhin 1979 Lake Issyk-KulKyrgyzstanbrackish×
Gagarin 1981 ---×
Tsalolikhin 1982 ---×
Tchesunov 1983 Caspian Sea-brackish×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2003 ---×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Mokievsky 2009 ---×
Gusakov and Gagarin 2012a Lake El'tonRussiabrackish×
Gusakov and Gagarin 2012b same as Gusakov and Gagarin 2012a×
Shoshin 2013 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Wieser, 1953 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 4
Table 4.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; I, Fixation method; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Wieser 1953 San Antonio, Valparais, South Pacific OceanChileintertidal, filamentous green algae×
Mawson 1958 Kerguelen Islands, Indian Ocean; Macquarie Island, South Pacific OceanFrench Southern and Antarctic Landsintertidal to 69 m deep, rock; green algae; seaweeds×
Wieser 1959 same as Wieser 1953×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Timm and Hackney 1969 Bodega Bay, CaliforniaUnited StatesalgaeI
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 Hopeful Bay, Kerguelen Islands, Indian OceanFrench Southern and Antarctic Landssilty sand, 3–30 m deep×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Greenslade 1989 ---×
Ingels et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara, 2014 Etymology: adjective, Daikoku (type locality) + Holotype: ICHUM (formerly ZIHU) 4162, Hokkaido University Museum, Sapporo, Japan References: see Table 5
Table 5.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 Daikoku Island, Hokkaido, North Pacific OceanJapanintertidal mud in seagrass bed×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(Ssaweljev, 1912) Filipjev, 1924 Synonym: Etymology: genitive noun, K. Derjugin (person) + Holotype: unknown References: see Table 6
Table 6.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Ssaweljev 1912(O. derjugini)Mogil'noye Bay, Kildin Island, Barents SeaRussiano data×
Filipjev 1924 ---×
Filipjev 1925 ---×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Allgén 1957 ---×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
de Smet et al. 2001 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Belogurova and Belogurov, 1974 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: Institute of Marine Biology of the Far Eastern Branch, USSR Academy of Sciences, Vladivostok, USSR References: see Table 7
Table 7.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Belogurova and Belogurov 1974 Itrup, Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiarhizoids of subtidal algae×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977d ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 ---×
Belogurova and Belogurov 1979 Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiasubtidal to intertidal, sand among seagrasses and stones×
Smolyanko and Belogyrov 1987 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989 Far EastRussiano data×
Shoshin 2013 ---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Kirjanova, 1955 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 8
Table 8.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Kirjanova 1955 Japan SeaRussiaamong algae×
Kirjanova 1966 same as Kirjanova 1955×
Belogurova and Belogurov 1974 Iturup, Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiasubtidal, sand among barnacles and algal rhizoids×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977d ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiasubtidal mudflat×
Belogurova and Belogurov 1979 Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiasupratidal to subtidal, sand among algae, barnacles, and polychaetes×
Smolyanko and Belogyrov 1987 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989 Far EastRussiano data×
Pavlyuk et al. 2007a Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal×
Pavlyuk et al. 2007b same as Pavlyuk et al. 2007a×
Ivanova et al. 2008 Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal×
Pavlyuk et al. 2009 Peter the Great Bay, Japan SeaRussia30 m deep×
Belogurova 2010 Amur Bay; Kozmino, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal to subtidal×
Zvyagintsev and Moshchenko 2010 VladivostokRussiacooling system of power station×
Shoshin 2013 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(Galtsova, 1976) Shimada and Kajihara, 2014 Synonym: Etymology: appositive noun, Holotype: Collection No. 10, Institute of Zoology, USSR Academy of Sciences, Leningrad, USSR References: see Table 9
Table 9.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Galtsova 1976(M. filicauda)White SeaRussiaintertidal silty sand×
Belogurov and Galtsova 1983 ---×
Galtsova 1985(M. filicauda)same as Galtsova 1976×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(von Linstow, 1907) Filipjev, 1918 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 10
Table 10.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
von Linstow 1907(O. indicus)Conning, Matla, Bay of BengalIndiabrackish×
Stewart 1914a(O. indicus)Conning, Matla, Bay of BengalIndiabrackish×
Stewart 1914b(O. indicus)---×
Filipjev 1918 ---×
Filipjev 1924 ---×
Menzel 1925 ---×
Allgén 1934c ---×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Schneider 1937(O. indicus)---×
Filipjev 1968 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Kathiresan and Qasim 2005(O. indicus)---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Kreis, 1963 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 11
Table 11.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Kreis 1963 Eyja Fjord, Greenland SeaIcelandmud×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977d ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 ---×
Alekseyev and Dizendorf 1981 near Aniva Bay, Sakhalin, Sea of OkhotskRussiamud with detritus, 0.6 m deep×
Furstenberg and Vincx 1989 ---×
de Smet et al. 2001 ---×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(de Man 1889) Filipjev, 1918 Synonym: non nec Synonym?: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 12
Table 12.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy; V, developmental biology.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
de Man 1889b(O. lepidus)Walcheren, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish soil among plant roots×
von Linstow 1889(O. lepidus)---×
Steiner 1917(O. lepidus)---×
Filipjev 1918 ---×
Micoletzky 1921(O. lepidus)---×
de Man 1922b(O. lepidus)---×
Steiner 1922(O. lepidus)---×
Filipjev 1924 ---×
Allgén 1929b(O. lepidus)---×
Allgén 1929c(O. lepidus)---×
Allgén 1933(O. lepidus)---×
de Coninck and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1933 ---×
von Wülker and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1933 ---×
Allgén 1934c(O. lepidus)---×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Schulz 1935a(O. lepidus)Kiel Bay, Baltic Sea (in Gerlach and Riemann 1974)Germanycoastal groundwater×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1935a Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven et al. 1935 Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1936b ---×
Schneider 1939 ---×
de Coninck 1943 Cape Reykjanes, North Atlantic OceanIcelandwet terrestrial soil near brackish pond×
de Coninck 1944 same as de Coninck 1943×
Gerlach 1949 Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanyotoplana zone and wet sand×
Goodey 1951(O. lepidus)---×
Timm 1952 Chesapeake Bay, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statesno data×
Gerlach 1953a Tvärminne, Gulf of Finland, Baltic SeaFinlandotoplana zone; groundwater×
Gerlach 1953b Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanysand×
Wieser 1953 ---×
Gerlach 1954a ---×
Gerlach 1954b ---×
Gerlach 1954c ---×
Brinck et al. 1955 Simrishamn Beach, Scania, Baltic SeaSwedencoastal groundwater×
Delamare Deboutteville et al. 1955 ---×
Gerlach 1958 ---×
Remane and Schlieper 1958 ---×
Gerlach 1959 ---×
Delamare Deboutteville 1960 ---×
Paramonov 1962(O. lepidus)---×
Goodey and 1963(O. lepidus)---×
Bilio 1966 ---×
Bilio 1967 ---×
Filipjev 1968 ---×
Paramonov 1968(O. lepidus)---×
Lorenzen 1969 Schleswig-HolsteinischenGermanyplants in brackish salt marsh×
Rachor 1969 same as Rachor 1970×
Rachor 1970 Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanygroundwater, sand and gravel×
Remane and Schlieper 1971 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Aminova and Galtsova 1978 Chupa, Kandalaksha Gulf, White SeaRussia30–40 m deep×
Belogurov and Galtsova 1983 White SeaRussiano data×
Heip et al. 1983 ---×
Platt and Warwick 1983 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989 Far EastRussiano data×
Furstenberg and Vincx 1989 ---×
Voronov and Panchin 1995 Kandalaksha Gulf, White SeaRussianear White Sea Biological StationV
Platt and Ball 1997 ---×
de Smet et al. 2001 ---×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2003 ---×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Paramonov, 1929 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 13
Table 13.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Paramonov 1929 Dnieper-Bug estuary; Domakhy, Black SeaUkraine5.3–6.4 m deep×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Gagarin and Nguyen, 2007 incorrect subsequent spelling: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: Institute for Biology of Inland Waters, Russian Academy of Sciences, Borok, Russia Referemces: see Table 14
Table 14.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Gagarin and Nguyen 2007 Mekong River Delta, Kiu Long River, Ham LuongVietnamshore lake sediment among mangrove, 1.2 m deep×
Nguyen and Gagarin 2013a ---×
Nguyen and Gagarin 2013b(A. longicaudatus)---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(Allgén, 1934) Gerlach and Riemann, 1974 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 15
Table 15.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Allgén 1934c(O. oxyuroides)Trelleborg to Ystad, Baltic SeaSwedenbrackish plant roots×
Allgén 1950a(O. oxyuroides)Bondhålet, Baltic SeaSwedenbrackish plant roots×
Wieser 1953 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Cobb, 1930 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 16
Table 16.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Cobb 1930 no data (Massachusetts? in Gerlach and Riemann 1974)-no data×
Chitwood 1951 Woods Hole, Massachusetts, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statesno data×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Dollfus 1946 ---×
Rachor 1969 same as Rachor 1970×
Rachor 1970 Schilksee, Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanysand and gravel, 20–50 cm deep from surface×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Warwick and Gage 1975(A. lepidus)Loch Etive, ScotlandUnited Kingdom0–2 m deep×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977d ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 ---×
Chabaud et al. 1983 ---×
Heip et al. 1983 ---×
Platt and Warwick 1983 same as Warwick and Gage 1975×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989 Far EastRussiano data×
Furstenberg and Vincx 1989 ---×
Platt and Ball 1997 ---×
de Smet et al. 2001 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Gagarin and Nguyen, 2003 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: Institute for Biology of Inland Waters, Russian Academy of Sciences, Borok, Russia References: see Table 17
Table 17.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Gagarin and Nguyen 2003 Nhue River, HanoiVietnamfreshwater, 1.0–2.5 m deep×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2008a Red River Delta, Bat LatVietnambrackish silt, 1.0–1.5 m deep×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2008b Chu River, Thanh HoaVietnambrackish silt, 0.5–1.5 m deep
Gagarin and Nguyen 2008c same as Gagarin and Nguyen 2008a×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2008d same as Gagarin and Nguyen 2008b×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2012a Tra Ly River, Thai BìnhVietnamsand, 0.5 m deep×
Gagarin and Nguyen 2012b same as Gagarin and Nguyen 2012a×
Nguyen and Gagarin 2013a ---×
Nguyen and Gagarin 2013b ---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara, 2014 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: ICHUM (formerly ZIHU) 4184, Hokkaido University Museum, Sapporo, Japan References: see Table 18
Table 18.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 Mukawa, Hokkaido, North Pacific OceanJapanintertidal sessile bivalves×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(Cobb, 1914) Filipjev, 1924 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 19
Table 19.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Cobb 1914(O. punctatus)Cape Breton Island, North Atlantic OceanCanadafreshwater ponds×
Steiner 1917(O. punctatus)---×
Cobb 1918(O. punctatus)---×
Micoletzky 1921(O. punctatus)---×
Filipjev 1924 ---×
Menzel 1925 ---×
Imamura 1931(O. punctatus)Komaba, TokyoJapanterrestrial soil×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Chitwood 1951 ---×
Goodey 1951(O. punctatus)---×
Wieser 1953 ---×
Paramonov 1962 ---×
Paramonov 1968 ---×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Tsalolikhin 1982 ---×
Esser and Buckingham 1987(O. punctatus)---×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Belogurova and Belogurov, 1974 Etymology: appositive noun, Holotype: Institute of Marine Biology of the Far Eastern Branch, USSR Academy of Sciences, Vladivostok, USSR References: see Table 20
Table 20.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Belogurova and Belogurov 1974 Itrup, Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiaintertidal sand among barnacles×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1977d ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 ---×
Belogurova and Belogurov 1979 Kuril Islands, North Pacific OceanRussiasubtidal to intertidal, mud, sand, barnacles, polychaetes, and rhizoids of algae×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989 Far EastRussiano data×
Shoshin 2013 ---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(Wieser, 1953) Shimada and Kajihara, 2014 Synonym: incorrect subsequent spelling: Etymology: appositive noun, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 21
Table 21.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Wieser 1953(M. squalus)Punta Santa María; Canal FitzRoy, Strait of MagellanChileintertidal sheltered algae and stones with rich sediment×
Mawson 1958(M. squalus)Kerguelen Islands, Indian Ocean; Macquarie Island, South Pacific OceanFrench Southern and Antarctic Landsintertidal mussel bank×
Wieser 1958(M. squalus)---×
Wieser 1959(M. squalus)same as Wieser 1953×
Hope and Murphy 1972(M. squalus)---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974(M. squalus)---×
Galtsova 1976(M. squalus)---×
Lorenzen 1976(M. squalus)---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a(M. squalus)---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b(M. squalus)---×
Galtsova 1985(M. squalus)---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989(M. squalus)Far EastRussiano data×
Greenslade 1989(M. squalus)---×
Pastor de Ward 1993(M. squalus)Deseado estuary, Santa Cruz, South Atlantic OceanArgentinaintertidal algae×
Pastor de Ward 1998(M. squalus)Deseado estuary, Santa Cruz, South Atlantic OceanArgentinaalgae×
Smol and Coomans 2006(M. squalus)---×
Ingels et al. 2014(M. squalus)---×
Smol et al. 2014(M. squalus)---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(de Man, 1876) Filipjev, 1918 Synonym: Synonym: Etymology: appositive noun, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 22
Table 22.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; S, physiology; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
de Man 1876b(O. thalassophygas)Walcheren, Middelburg, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish soil among plant roots×
de Man 1876a(O. thalassophygas)---×
de Man 1881(O. thalassophygas)Walcheren, Middelburg, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish soil among plant roots×
de Man 1884(O. thalassophygas)same as de Man 1881×
de Man 1886(O. thalassophygas)---×
de Man 1889b(O. thalassophygas)Walcheren, Middelburg, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish soil among plant roots×
von Linstow 1889(O. thalassophygas)---×
von Linstow 1890(O. thalassophygas)---×
Schneider 1906(O. lepidus, O. thalassophygas)Tvärminne, Gulf of Finland, Baltic SeaFinlandbrackish×
Ditlevsen 1911(O. thalassophygas)Hellerup, ØresundDenmarksalt marsh plant roots×
Vanhöffen 1917(O. thalassophygas)Vistula Lagoon, Baltic SeaPrussiabrackish×
Filipjev 1918 ---×
de Man 1919(O. thalassophygas)same as de Man 1884×
Micoletzky 1921(O. thalassophygas)---×
de Man 1922a(O. thalassophygas)Urk, Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Steiner 1922(O. thalassophygas)---×
Filipjev 1924 ---×
Schneider 1925a(O. thalassophygas)Oldesloe, HolsteinGermanysaltwater spring×
Schneider 1925b(O. thalassophygas)---×
Riech 1926(O. thalassophygas)---×
Schneider 1926(A. t. tvaerminneanus)Tvärminne, Finland Bay, Baltic SeaFinlandbrackish×
Allgén 1927(O. thalassophygas)Barsebäck; Pilhaken, ØresundSwedenmud and green algae; 8–20 m deep×
Ditlevsen 1927(O. thalassophygas)---×
Riech 1927(O. thalassophygas)---×
Schneider 1927a(A. t. tvaerminneanus)same as Schneider 1926×
Schneider 1927b(A. t. tvaerminneanus)same as Schneider 1926×
de Man 1928 Caen, Ouistreham, English ChannelFrancebrackish×
Allgén 1929a same as Allgén 1929b×
Allgén 1929b(O. thalassophygas)Hälsingborg, ØresundSwedenmud, plant roots, and algae×
Allgén 1929c(O. thalassophygas)---×
Filipjev 1929a Grande Izhora, Gulf of Finland, Baltic SeaRussiabrackish×
Filipjev 1929b ---×
de Coninck 1930 Assels, Drongen; Zwyn, KnokkeBelgiumsoil×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1930 ---×
Allgén 1931 ---×
de Coninck 1931 ---×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1931 Huiden, Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsmarine and brackish×
Schulz 1932 Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanybrackish sand×
Allgén 1933 Trondheims Fjord, Norwegian SeaNorwaycoastal×
de Coninck and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1933 ØresundBelgiumbrackish×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1933 ---×
Sick 1933(O. thalassophygas)Steiner Bay, Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanybrackish detritus and algae×
von Wülker and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1933 (A. t. tvaerminneanus)---×
Allgén 1934a Skälderviken,Skåne, KattegatSwedenbrackish algae×
Allgén 1934b Hallands Väderö; Torekow, Skåne, KattegatSwedenamong plants, 0.5 m deep; shallow water seaweeds×
Allgén 1934c Trelleborg to Ystad, Baltic SeaSwedenbrackish plant roots×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Remane 1934 ---×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1934 Lemster or Urk, Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsbrackish×
Allgén 1935a ØresundSwedencray, sand, stones, shells, sessile bivalves, plants and algae, 2–30 m deep×
Allgén 1935b Föhr Island, North SeaGermanyno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1935a Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1935b Zeebrugge, North SeaBelgiumno data×
Schuurmans Stekhoven et al. 1935 Zuiderzee, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Otto 1936 Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanyno data×
Schulz 1936 Amrum, North SeaGermanysand×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1936a ---×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1936b ---×
Schulz 1938 Amrum, North SeaGermanysand×
Meuche 1939 Lake Sehlendorfer; Lake WaterneverstorferGermanybrackish×
Schneider 1939 ---×
Bresslau and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1940 Heligoland, North SeaGermanyarchiannelids and algae×
de Vos and Redeke 1941 ---×
Filipjev and Schuurmans Stekhoven 1941 ---×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1942a ØresundBelgiumno data×
Allgén 1947a ---×
Allgén 1947b Hallands Väderö; Torekov, KattegatSwedenalgae and seagrass roots×
Allgén 1947c ---×
Allgén 1949 Balestrand, Norwegian SeaNorwaybrackish×
Gerlach 1949 Kiel Bay, Baltic SeaGermanysand, 1–100 m deep; otoplana zone×
Allgén 1950b Trondheims Fjord, Norwegian SeaNorwayalgae, seagrasses, and shell sand×
Goodey 1951(O. thalassophygas)---×
Allgén 1953 Kristineberg to Fiskebäckskil, SkagerrakSwedenseagrasses×
Gerlach 1953a Gulf of Finland, Baltic SeaFinlandsand, 1–1.5 m deep; otoplana zone×
Gerlach 1953b North Sea; Baltic Sea; Selker NoorGermanysand; brackish sediment×
Wieser 1953 ---×
Gerlach 1954b ---×
Gerlach 1954c ---×
Meyl 1954 BarnstorfGermanysalt spring×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1954 ---×
Allgén 1955 ---×
Meyl 1955 Barnstorf; SülldorfGermanysalt spring×
Paetzold 1955 ---×
Schütz and Kinne 1955 Kiel ChannelGermanybrackish×
el Maghraby and Perkins 1956 Wave Crest, Whitstable, North SeaUnited Kingdommud on slipway×
Gerlach 1958 Flüggesand; Kieler Fjord, Baltic SeaGermanysand, 3–7 m deep×
Paetzold 1958 Langen Rieth, NumburgGermanysalt spring×
Remane and Schlieper 1958 ---×
Allgén 1959 Cumberland, South Atlantic OceanSouth Georgia Islandssubtidal sediment with stones and algae×
Capstick 1959 Blyth estuary, North SeaUnited Kingdomsediment×
Gerlach 1959 ---×
Coles 1960 Skippers Island, Thorpe le Soken, Essex, North SeaUnited Kingdombrackish soil; marine mud×
Loof and Oostenbrink 1961 ---×
Schütz 1963(A. thalassophygas)---×
de Coninck 1965 ---×
Bilio 1966 ---×
Coles 1966 Skippers Island, Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex, North SeaUnited Kingdommud×
Riemann 1966 Brunsbüttel, Elbe estuary, North SeaGermanyno data×
Schütz 1966(A. thalassophygas)---×
Andrássy 1967 ---×
Bilio 1967 ---×
von Thun 1967 ---×
Filipjev 1968 ---×
Lorenzen 1969 Meldorf, North SeaGermanyno data×
Rachor 1969 same as Rachor 1970×
Gysels 1970 ---×
Rachor 1970 Weser River, Bremerhaven, North SeaGermanybank×
Gerlach 1971 ---×
Gerlach and Schrage 1971 ---×
Remane and Schlieper 1971 ---×
Skoolmun and Gerlach 1971 Weser estuary, North SeaGermanybrackish sand×
Warwick 1971 Exe estuary, English ChannelUnited Kingdommud×
Gysels 1972b Groot Cat, Waasland, OverslagBelgiumcreak×
Gysels 1972a same as Gysels 1972b×
Ernst and Goerke 1974 ---S
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Goerke and Ernst 1975 North SeaGermanydeep sea sedimentS
Warwick and Gage 1975 Loch Etive, ScotlandUnited Kingdom0–2 m deep×
Wildish 1976 ---S
Gerlach 1977 Nivå, ØresundDenmarkno data×
Kinne 1977 ---×
Andrássy 1978 ---×
Lopez et al. 1979 Weser estuary, Bremerhaven, North SeaGermanyintertidal diatom film, brackish×
Zaika and Makarova 1979 ---×
Karl 1980 ---S
Tsalolikhin 1980(A. talassophygas)Koporye, Gulf of Finland, Baltic SeaRussiano data×
Bouwman 1981 ---×
Lorenzen 1981a ---×
Lorenzen 1981b Tvärminne, Gulf of Finland, Baltic SeaFinlandbrackish sand×
Field et al. 1982 Exe estuary, English ChannelUnited Kingdommud, sand×
Tsalolikhin 1982 ---×
van Meel 1982 ---×
Bouwman 1983 Ems estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandssediment×
Heip et al. 1983 ---×
Platt and Warwick 1983 ---×
Romeyn and Bouwman 1983 Ems estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandsno data×
Schiemer et al. 1983 Gulf of Bothnia, Baltic SeaFinlandsand, 5 m deep; mud, 81 m deep×
Bouwman et al. 1984 Nieuwe Statenzijl, Ems estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandsmud×
Jensen 1984 Gulf of Finland, Baltic SeaFinlandsubtidal×
Eskin and Palmer 1985(A. cf. thalassophygas)North Inlet estuary, South Carolina, North Pacific OceanUnited Statesmud without vegetation×
Heip et al. 1985 ---×
Nuss 1985 ---×
Vranken et al. 1985 ---×
Coomans and Heyns 1986 ---×
Little 1986 Swanpool, Falmouth, English ChannelUnited Kingdombrackish lagoon×
Vranken and Heip 1986a ---×
Vranken and Heip 1986b ---×
Jensen 1987 ---×
Moore 1987 Firth of Forth, Scotland, North SeaUnited Kingdombrackish×
Lopez 1988 ---×
Prein 1988 ---×
Riemann and Schrage 1988 Weser estuary, Bremerhaven, North SeaGermanyintertidal mud×
Coomans 1989 ---×
Furstenberg and Vincx 1989 ---×
Riemann et al. 1990 Bremerhaven, North SeaGermanyintertidal mud, brackish×
Trett and Feil 1990 ---×
Bongers et al. 1991 ---×
Hellwig-Armonies et al. 1991 ---×
Clarke 1993 same as Warwick 1971×
Warwick 1993 ---×
Essink and Romeyn 1994 Dollard, Westerwoldse Aa River, North SeaThe Netherlandsintertidal sand and mud×
Lorenzen 1994 ---×
Kennedy 1995 Exe estuary, English ChannelUnited Kingdommud×
Soetaert et al. 1995 Gironde, Bay of BiscayFrancesubtidal sediment×
Somerfield et al. 1995 ---×
Vopel and Arit 1995 Hiddensee Island, Baltic SeaGermanyfloating cyanobacterial mats, brackish×
Blome 1996 Ems estuary; Dollart; Weser estuary, North SeaGermanyintertidal sand×
Blome and Faubel 1996 Brokdorf; Außendeich; Mühlenstraßen; Kaiser-Wuhelm-Koog, North SeaGermanysand and mud×
Jensen 1996 ---×
Moens and Vincx 1997 Western Scheldt estuary, North SeaThe Netherlandssubtidal to high tide level, sand and mud×
Ólafsson and Elmgren 1997 off Askö, Baltic SeaSweden37 m deep×
Platt and Ball 1997 ---×
Attrill 1998 ---×
Essink and Keidel 1998 Westerwoldse Aa River, North SeaThe Netherlandsintertidal sand and mud×
Perry and Aumann 1998 ---×
Moens et al. 1999b ---×
Moens et al. 1999d ---×
de Smet et al. 2001 ---×
Höss et al. 2001 ---×
Tchesunov 2001 ---×
Lee 2002 ---×
Haitzer et al. 2002 ---×
Riemann and Helmke 2002 Weser estuary, Bremerhaven, North SeaGermanyintertidal, brackish×
Wetzel et al. 2002 Fährinsel Island, Baltic SeaGermanymacroalgal mats×
Essink 2003 ---×
Steinberg 2003 ---×
Höckelmann et al. 2004 ---×
Robinson 2004 ---×
Arroyo et al. 2006 Åland Archipelago, Baltic SeaFinlandsubtidal sand×
Moens et al. 2006 ---×
O'Halloran et al. 2006 ---×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Filip and Claus 2008 ---×
Arigó et al. 2009 Akrotiri Bay, Mediterranean SeaCyprussediment×
Vandepitte et al. 2010 ---×
Ólafsson et al. 2013 Åland Archipelago, Baltic SeaFinlandfine sediment with algae×
Urban-Malinga et al. 2013 Vistula Lagoon, Baltic SeaPoland and Russiabrackish, 27 m deep×
Ingels et al. 2014 ---×
Kooijman 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Urban-Malinga et al. 2014 Puck Bay, Baltic SeaPoland0.7–0.8 m deep×
Boufahja et al. 2015 ---×
Hannachi et al. 2015(O. thalassophygas)Wadi HennaTunisiafreshwater sediment×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Mordukhovich et al., 2015 Etymology: adjective, Ussury (type locality) + Holotype: MN UY 14-2 A1, Zoological Museum of Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia References: see Table 23
Table 23.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 Ussury Bay, Peter the Great Bay, Japan SeaRussiasand in subtidal seagrass bed×
(Cobb, 1891) Filipjev, 1918 Invalid: transferred to the genus Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 24
Table 24.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
Cobb 1891 LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Cobb 1891(O. angustatus)Indian OceanArabiasand×
Filipjev 1918 ---×
Allgén, 1959 Invalid: treated as a Etymology: genitive noun, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 25
Table 25.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Allgén 1959 Grytviken, South Georgia Island, South Atlantic OceanSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich Islandskelp rhizoids×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Ingels et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Kreis, 1932 Invalid: transferred to the genus (Stewart, 1914) Kreis, 1934 Invalid: treated as a Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Chilka (type locality) + Holotype: No. ZEV. 6237/7, Indian Museum, Kolkata, India References: see Table 26
Table 26.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Stewart 1914b(O. chilkensis)Chilka Lake, Madras, Bay of BengalIndiafilamentous algae×
Annandale 1915(O. chilkensis)Chilka Lake, Madras, Bay of BengalIndiasponges×
Menzel 1925(O. chilkensis)---×
Kreis 1932(O. chilkensis)---×
Allgén 1934c(O. chilkensis)---×
Kreis 1934 ---×
Baylis 1936(O. chilkensis)---×
Panikkar and Aiyar 1937(O. chilkensis)---×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Belogurov et al. 1980(O. chilkensis)---×
Tsalolikhin 1982 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Huang and Zhang, 2009 Invalid: synonymized with Etymology: adjective, China (type locality) + Holotype: LUH 001 (LUL 08801), Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qingdao, China Allgén, 1959 Invalid: treated as a Etymology: genitive noun, Falkland (type locality) + Holotype: unknown References: see Table 27
Table 27.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Allgén 1959 Port William, East Falkland, South Atlantic OceanFalkland Islandssand and algae, 40 m deep×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Ingels et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Kreis, 1932 Invalid: transferred to the genus Kreis, 1932 Invalid: transferred to the genus Kreis, 1932 Invalid: transferred to the genus (Ditlevsen, 1922) Allgén, 1933 Invalid: transferred to the genus Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Skaw (type locality) + Holotype: unknown References: see Table 28
Table 28.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Ditlevsen 1922(O. skawensis)Skaw, Skagen, Skagerrak or KattegatDenmarkalgae, hydroids, and stones×
Allgén 1933 Munkholmen; Tautra, TrondheimNorway8–60 m deep×
(Allgén, 1947) Wieser, 1953 Invalid: treated as a Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Taboguilla (type locality) + Holotype: unknown References: see Table 29
Table 29.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Allgén 1947a(V. taboguillensis)Taboguilla Island, Bay of Panama, North Pacific OceanPanamacoral×
Allgén 1951(V. taboguillensis)Contadora Island, Bay of Panama, North Pacific OceanPanamasand and stone, 8–10 m deep×
Wieser 1953 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova, 1979 Etymology: masculine noun, Type species: Valid three species: The genus name was published in Original description: Belogurov and Belogurova (1979) Revisions and reviews of the genus: Belogurov and Belogurova (1977b), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977a), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978b), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978a), Belogurov and Belogurova (1988), Belogurov and Belogurova (1989), Tchesunov et al. (2010), Smol et al. (2014), Mordukhovich et al. (2015) Belogurov and Belogurova, 1979 Etymology: appositive noun, Holotype: MN-92, Department of Zoology, Far Eastern State University, Vladivostok, USSR References: see Table 30
Table 30.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1979 Slavyanka, Japan SeaRussiasand and gravel in lagoon×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1989 Far EastRussiano data×
Pavlyuk et al. 2007a Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal×
Pavlyuk et al. 2007b same as Pavlyuk et al. 2007a×
Ivanova et al. 2008 Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiabrackish sediment×
Pavlyuk and Trebukhova 2008 Amur Bay, Japan SeaRussiasubtidal sediment×
Huang and Zhang 2009(A. chinensis)Lianyungang to Rizhao, Yellow SeaChinaintertidal muddy sand×
Ivanova et al. 2009 Russky Island, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal×
Belogurova 2010 Amur Bay; Kozmino; Russky Island, Japan SeaRussiaintertidal to subtidal×
Tchesunov et al. 2010 ---×
Shoshin 2013 ---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014(A. chinensis)---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
Tchesunov et al., 2010 Etymology: genitive noun, O.I. Belogurov (person) + Holotype: Department of Nematology, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources (IEBR), Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, Hanoi, Vietnam References: see Table 31
Table 31.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Tchesunov et al. 2010 Be estuary, Nha Trang Bay, South China SeaVietnamintertidal silty sand among mangrove×
Mokievsky et al. 2011a Be estuary, Nha Trang Bay, South China SeaVietnamintertidal silty sand among mangrove×
Mokievsky et al. 2011b same as Mokievsky et al. 2011a×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Mordukhovich et al. 2015 ---×
(Kreis, 1932) Shimada and Kajihara, 2014 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 32
Table 32.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Kreis 1932(A. papillatus)Batavia, Java Sea; Saparua Island, Banda Sea (in Micoletzky and Kreis 1930)Indonesiamud; algae in rocky shore×
Kreis 1934(A. papillatus)same as Kreis 1932×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974(A. papillatus)---×
Furstenberg and Vincx 1989(A. papillatus)Sundays estuary, Indian OceanSouth Africabrackish, intertidal×
Smol and Coomans 2006(A. papillatus)---×
Shimada and Kajihara 2014 ---×
Rachor, 1969 Etymology: masculine noun, H.A. Kreis (person) + genus Type and only valid species: Original description: Rachor (1969) Revisions and reviews of genus: Gerlach and Riemann (1974), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977a), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977d), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978a), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978b), Belogurov and Belogurova (1988), Belogurov and Belogurova (1989), Keppner and Tarjan (1989), Smol and Coomans (2006), Smol et al. (2014) (Kreis, 1932) Rachor, 1969 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 33
Table 33.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Kreis 1932(A. nudus)Saparua Island, Banda Sea (in Micoletzky and Kreis 1930)Indonesiaalgae in rocky shore×
Kreis 1934(A. nudus)same as Kreis 1932×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Rachor 1970 ---×
Hope and Murphy 1972 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Chabaud et al. 1983 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
Hopper, 1967 Etymology: feminine noun, S.P. Meyers (person) + Type species: Valid five species: Original description: Hopper (1967) Revisions and reviews of genus: Rachor (1969), Gerlach and Riemann (1974), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977b), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977d), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977c), Belogurov and Belogurova (1977a), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978b), Belogurov and Belogurova (1978a), Platt and Warwick (1983), Belogurov and Belogurova (1988), Belogurov and Belogurova (1989), Keppner and Tarjan (1989), Smol and Coomans (2006), Smol et al. (2014) Collection records of unidentified species ( sp.): see Table 34
Table 34.

References of unidentified species in . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Gourbault et al. 1995 Moorea Island, South Pacific OceanFrench Polynesiaintertidal coral sand×
Villano and Warwick 1995 Palude della Rose, Adriatic Sea, Mediterranean SeaItalysediment×
Warwick and Villano 2000 same as Villano and Warwick 1995×
Mirto et al. 2003 Gaeta Gulf, Tyrrhenian Sea, Mediterranean SeaItalyfish-farm cage×
Ullberg and Ólafsson 2003b Sandviken, Askö, Baltic SeaSwedensand×
Haseman 2006 Hausgarten, off Svalbard, Fram Straitoff Norwaydeep sea sand with marl and silt×
Pavlyuk and Trebukhova 2006 Nha Trang Bay, South China SeaVietnamsediment×
Liu et al. 2008 Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, South China SeaChina5–23 m deep×
Sougawa et al. 2008 Manazuru Port, Sagami Bay, North Pacific OceanJapan5–6 m deep×
Bik et al. 2010a(Meyersia sp. or Metaparoncholaimus sp.)off Crozet Islands, Indian OceanFrench Southern and Antarctic Landsdeep sea sediment×
Bik et al. 2010b(Meyersia sp. or Metaparoncholaimus sp.)same as Bik et al. 2010a×
Ingole and Singh 2010 off Larsemann Hills, Prydz Bay, Indian OceanAntarctica525–722 m deep×
Nanajkar et al. 2010 Zuari estusry, Goa, Arabian SeaIndiaclayey sediment, 9 m deep×
Venekey et al. 2010 no dataBrazilno data×
Portnova et al. 2011 Håkon Mosby Mud Volcano, Norwegian Seaoff Norway1307 m deep×
Miljutin et al. 2011 French mining claim, Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone, North Pacific Oceanbetween Mexico and Hawaiiabout 5000 m deep×
Liao et al. 2015 Shihlang, Ludao (Green Island), North Pacific OceanTaiwanintertidal sand×
Hopper, 1967 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: Collection No. 5120, Type slide No. 153, Canadian National Collection of Nematodes, Entomology Research Institute, Ottawa, Canada References: see Table 35
Table 35.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Hopper 1967 Soldier Key; Pigeon Key, Florida, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statessediment and algae×
Hope and Murphy 1972 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1988 ---×
Smol and Coomans 2006 ---×
Hope 2009 ---×
Smol et al. 2014 ---×
(Kreis, 1932) Hopper, 1967 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Banda (type locality) + Holotype: unknown References: see Table 36
Table 36.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Kreis 1932(A. bandaensis)Lontor Island, Banda Sea (in Micoletzky and Kreis 1930)Indonesiasand and seagrasses×
Kreis 1934(A. bandaensis)same as Kreis 1932×
de Coninck 1965(A. bandaensis)---×
Hopper 1967 ---×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Gourbault and Renaud-Mornant 1990 Fangataufa, Tuamotu Archipelago, South Pacific OceanFrench Polynesialagoon sediment×
Yoshimura, 1982 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: 790811B-V-4, Seto Marine Biological Laboratory, Wakayama, Japan References: see Table 37
Table 37.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Yoshimura 1982 Hatake-jima Island, Tanabe Bay, Wakayama, North Pacific OceanJapanintertidal sand×
Itani and Shirayama 2001 Tanabe Bay, Wakayama, North Pacific OceanJapansubtidal sand×
(Kreis, 1932) Hopper, 1967 Synonym: Etymology: adjective, Holotype: unknown References: see Table 38
Table 38.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Kreis 1932(A. meridionalis)Saparua Island, Banda Sea (in Micoletzky and Kreis 1930)Indonesiacalcareous algae and lava×
Kreis 1934(A. meridionalis)same as Kreis 1932×
Schuurmans Stekhoven 1936b(A. meridionalis)---×
Chitwood and Chitwood 1950(A. meridionalis)---×
de Coninck 1965(A. meridionalis)---×
Hopper 1967 ---×
Rachor 1969 ---×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978a ---×
Belogurov and Belogurova 1978b ---×
Hopper, 1967 Etymology: adjective, Holotype: Collection No. 5122, Type slide No. 154, Canadian National Collection of Nematodes, Entomology Research Institute, Ottawa, Canada References: see Table 39
Table 39.

References of . Abbreviations: C, citation; D, description; E, ecology; F, feeding and culture; G, genus diagnosis; L, species list of genus; M, morphology; N, DNA taxonomy; O, other experiment; P, population and fauna; R, taxonomic revision; T, taxonomy.

ReferenceCollectionTEMOC
LocalityCountryHabitatDGRLNPF
Hopper 1967 Key Biscayne; Virginia Key, Florida, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statessandy sediment×
Hopper and Meyers 1967 Key Biscayne, Florida, North Atlantic OceanUnited Statessubtidal sediment×
Gerlach and Riemann 1974 ---×
Rachor 1969 same as Hopper 1967×
Rachor 1970 same as Hopper 1967×
Maertens and Coomans 1979 ---×
Chabaud et al. 1983 ---×
Wieser, 1953 Invalid: transferred to the genus Etymology: Type species: Wieser, 1953 Invalid: transferred to the genus Galtsova, 1976 Invalid: transferred to the genus
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