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Krohn, A. (1845). Zoologische und anatomische Bemerkungen über die Alciopen. Archiv für Naturgeschichte. 11: 171-184.
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Krohn, A.
1845
Zoologische und anatomische Bemerkungen über die Alciopen
Archiv für Naturgeschichte
11: 171-184
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Annelidabase
None. Begins: "Die den Phyllodocen am nächsten stehende Gattung Alciopa wurde von Audouin und M. Edwards nach einem von Dr. Reynoud im Atlantischen Ocean entdeckten Gliederwurme gegräindet, den sie Letzterem zu Ehren Alc. Reynoudii nannten. (Annal. d. sciene. natur. T. 29. p. 235). Eine zweite Spezies, Alc. candida, ist seitdem durch delle Chiaje bekannt geworden. (Animali invertebrati della Sicilia citeriore. T. 3. p- 98). Eine dritte von jenen beiden sehr abweichende Art, welche ich Alc, lepidota nenne, kam mir im vorigen Jahre in Sicilien zu Gesicht. Sie bildet den Uebergang zu den Phyllodocen, indem sie die Charaktere beider Gattungen in sich vereinigt.
[The genus Alciopa, which is closest to the Phyllodocids, was founded by Audouin and M. Edwards after an articulated worm discovered by Dr. Reynoud in the Atlantic Ocean, which they named Alc. Reynoudii in his honor. (Annal. d. sciene. natur. T. 29, p. 235). A second species, Alc. candida, has since become known through delle Chiaje. (Animali invertebrati della Sicilia citeriore. T. 3, p. 98). A third species, very different from the two, which I call Alc. lepidota, came to my attention last year in Sicily. It forms the transition to the Phyllodocids, combining the characters of both genera.]
[The genus Alciopa, which is closest to the Phyllodocids, was founded by Audouin and M. Edwards after an articulated worm discovered by Dr. Reynoud in the Atlantic Ocean, which they named Alc. Reynoudii in his honor. (Annal. d. sciene. natur. T. 29, p. 235). A second species, Alc. candida, has since become known through delle Chiaje. (Animali invertebrati della Sicilia citeriore. T. 3, p. 98). A third species, very different from the two, which I call Alc. lepidota, came to my attention last year in Sicily. It forms the transition to the Phyllodocids, combining the characters of both genera.]
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