Aphrodita goolmarris Hutchings & McRae, 1993
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Aphrodita goolmarris Hutchings & McRae, 1993 |
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Aphrodita goolmarris Hutchings & McRae, 1993 View in CoL Fig. 6C View Figure 6
Diagnosis.
Large-bodied specimens, body shape ovate, length less than twice maximum width. Thin dorsal felt of fine notochaetae covering elytra; 15 pairs elytra, elytral surface with micropapillae. Prostomium rounded, without ocular peduncles, with raised ocular areas, pigment absent; facial tubercle well-developed, inflated, with small papillae. Palps extending to segment 11 with minutely papillated margins. Median antenna rod-shaped, fifth length of prostomium. Notochaetae of three kinds: capillary chaetae forming matted dorsal felt; stout, golden-brown, smooth chaetae curving over dorsum; and lateral short tuft of faintly iridescent capillary notochaetae, not forming a fringe. Neuropodia with three tiers of chaetae: stout, superior tier with two stout dark, pilose-tipped acicular neurochaetae, middle tier with 4-9 similar chaetae, inferior tier with 8-15 similar chaetae. Some anterior segments with non-pilose acicular neurochaetae with smooth margins and tips. Numerous golden-yellow, bipinnate neurochaetae present in chaetigers 2 and 3 in inferior position.
Remarks.
This species is recorded from Western Australia (WA), New South Wales (NSW) and Queensland (QLD) (Cape York) in depths of 353-3058 m ( Hutchings and McRae 1993). It has also been recently collected from the GAB voyages ( MacIntosh et al. 2018: additional file 2).
Records.
4 specimens. Suppl. material 1: ops. 4, 14, 67 (AM).
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