Sigambra parva (Day, 1963)
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Sigambra parva (Day, 1963) |
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Ancistrosyllis parva Day, 1963 | Sigambra parva (Day, 1963)
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Non-native (established)
Notes
Considered a synonym of Sigambra tentaculata (Treadwell, 1941) until it was re-established by Moreira and Parapar (2002) based on differences in the arrangement and number of the pharyngeal papillae. Still, a level of confusion concerning the species in the Sigambra tentaculata complex and their distribution remains. Moreira and Parapar (2002) consider Sigambra tentaculata to possibly be restricted to the East coast of North America and identify specimens from the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts of Spain as Sigambra parva - a non-native species originally described from South Africa. On the other hand, specimens of Sigambra parva from the Turkish Aegean were re-identified as Sigambra tentaculata ( Çınar et al. 2014). The taxonomic and native status of the genus in the Mediterranean is therefore in need of revision.
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