TABLE 4 in Taxonomic update and new discoveries in Nereididae (Polychaeta: Phyllodocida) of the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman: two new species and four new records

TABLE 4. Comparison of Neanthes species occurring in the Indo–West Pacific based on ten key features identified by Villalobos-Guerrero & Idris (2021, table 2). This table collates species information from original descriptions, redescriptions, and specimens from (near) type localities or this study. Features compared include: number of paragnaths in areas I (AI), III (AIII), V (AV), and VII–VIII (AVII–VIII); merging of areas V and VII–VIII (M); number of bands/rows in area VII–VIII (Bands), with notes on fusion and ventral coverage of the oral ring (F); shape of dorsal ligule (Shape DLi) consistent, enlarged or elongated posteriorly; presence of notopodial prechaetal (PreLo), neuropodial postchaetal (PostLo), superior neuropodial (SupLo) lobes, and homogomph spinigers in subacicular neurochaetae (SubHoS). Unknown features are marked “?”. Authors' abbreviations: LG for de León-González, SV for Salazar-Vallejo. SpeciesAIAIIIAVAVII–VIIINotopodiaNeuropodiaSourceBandsCountShape DLiPreLoPostLoSupLoSubHoSN. acuminata (Ehlers, 1868)10–1523–28MFManySimilarPresentPresentAbsentPresent4, 10N. agnesiae (Augener, 1918)21652106EnlargedPresentPresentAbsentAbsent1, 8N. agulhana (Day, 1963)05–6013–5SimilarPresentAbsentAbsentAbsent7, 8N. augeneri (Gravier & Dantan, 1934)4–5281290–105SimilarAbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent16, 33N. biparagnatha Bonyadi-Naeini et al., 2017114–321–3259–97SimilarAbsentAbsentPresentAbsent3N. chilkaensis (Southern, 1921)5–1026–340237>SimilarPresentPresentAbsentAbsent13, 25, 31N. chingrighattensis (Fauvel, 1932)2–65M224>SimilarPresentPresentPresentPresent13, 24, 30N. deplanata (Mohammad, 1971)114–152228–66SimilarAbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent26, 37N. farurensis sp. nov.4290228Slightly EnlargedPresentPresentAbsentAbsentThis studyN. gisserana (Horst, 1924)2–616–27017SimilarAbsentPresentAbsentAbsent20, 33N. glandicincta (Southern, 1921) type10?0150SimilarPresentPresent??31N. glandicincta (Southern, 1921)4–105000–10–8SimilarPresentPresentPresentAbsent22, 24, 31N. glandicincta (Southern, 1921) Singapore0–1730–63018?Present???22N. indica (Kinberg, 1865)11002SeveralSimilar???Absent21, 35N. indica brunnea (Day, 1957)2–37–100238SimilarPresentPresentAbsentAbsent6, 8N. kerguelensis (McIntosh, 1885)0–40–1400–10–12SimilarPresentPresentAbsentPresent11, 18, 23, 36N. longilingulis (Monro, 1937)0400–11ElongatedAbsentPresentAbsentPresent14, 29N. meggitti (Monro, 1931)3–417–243–7F65–71SimilarPresentAbsentAbsentAbsent2, 28N. mossambica (Day, 1957)6200229SimilarPresentPresentAbsentAbsent6, 8N. operta (Stimpson, 1856)?????Enlarged????32N. pachychaeta (Fauvel, 1918)0–41–800–10–8SimilarPresentPresentAbsentAbsent12, 15, 20N. papillosa (Day, 1963)13–4014SimilarAbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent7, 8N. philippinensis de León-González & Salazar-Vallejo, 20031–33–5015SimilarPresentPresentAbsentAbsent9N. pleijeli de León-González & Salazar-Vallejo, 200320016SimilarPresentPresentAbsentPresent9N. trifasciata (Grube, 1878)08015SimilarAbsentPresentAbsentAbsent17, 33N. typhla (Monro, 1930)00000SimilarAbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent19, 27N. unifasciata (Willey, 1905)3–6Several016–7SimilarAbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent13, 35N. willeyi (Day, 1934)1–2200–1256SimilarAbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent5, 8, 34 Reference sources: 1, Augener (1918); 2, Bakken (2006); 3, Bonyadi-Naeini et al. (2017b); 4, Claparède (1868); 5, Day (1934); 6, Day (1957); 7, Day (1963); 8, Day (1967); 9, de León-González & Salazar-Vallejo (2003); 10, Ehlers (1868); 11, Ehlers (1897); 12, Fauvel (1918); 13, Fauvel (1932); 14, Fauvel (1953); 15, Glasby et al. (2011); 16, Gravier & Dantan (1934); 17, Grube (1878); 18, Hartman (1964); 19, Hartman (1967); 20, Horst (1924); 21, Kinberg (1865); 22, Lee & Glasby (2015); 23, McIntosh (1885); 24, Misra (1999); 25, Misra et al. (1987); 26, Mohammad (1971); 27, Monro (1930); 28, Monro (1931); 29, Monro (1937b); 30, Soota & Rao (1977); 31, Southern (1921); 32, Stimpson (1856); 33, Villalobos-Guerrero & Idris 2021; 34, Willey (1904); 35, Willey (1905); 36, Wilson (1984); 37, Yousefi et al. (2011).