Eunicidae

Pagliosa, Paulo Roberto, Doria, João Gabriel, Alves, Giorgia Freitas, Almeida, Tito Cesar Marques De, Lorenzi, Luciano, Netto, Sergio Antonio & Lana, Paulo Da Cunha, 2012, Polychaetes from Santa Catarina State (southern Brazil): checklist and remarks on species distribution, Zootaxa 3486, pp. 1-49 : 14-15

Family Eunicidae

Species: Eunice binominata Quatrefages 1865 References: Rullier & Amoureux (1979) Environment: Inner continental shelf Depth: 6 m

Coordinates: unknown

Species: Eunice insularis Nogueira, Steiner & Amaral 2001 References: Silva (2002)

Environment: unknown

Depth: unknown

Coordinates: unknown

Species: Eunice rubra Grube 1856 References: Blankensteyn et al. (2003) Environment: Inner continental shelf Depth: 7–25 m

Coordinates: 27°15'S / 48°25'W

Species: Eunice stigmatura (Verrill 1900) References: Silva (2002)

Environment: unknown

Depth: unknown

Coordinates: unknown

Species: Eunice unifrons (Verrill 1900) References: Attolini (2002)

Environment: Continental slope

Depth: 129–175 m

Coordinates: 27°48'S / 47°24'6"W, 26°22'30"S / 46°38'30"W, 27°10'18"S / 47°27'30"W

Species: Eunice vittata (delle Chiaje 1828) References: Temperini (1981), Rohr & Almeida (2006) Environment: Continental slope

Depth: 145–183 m

Coordinates: 29°03'S / 48°00'W, 26°38'S / 46°52'W

Species: Marphysa kinbergi McIntosh 1910

References: Temperini (1981), Lana (1984), Attolini (2002), Rohr & Almeida (2006)

Environment: Middle continental shelf, outer continental shelf, continental slope

Depth: 50–228 m

Coordinates: 26°34'S / 48°10'W, 26°38'0"S / 47°33'0"W, 26°38'S / 46°52'W, 27°00'S / 47°04'W, 27°19'12"S / 47°09'W,

28°35'S / 48°15'W, 27°29'S / 48°30'W

Species: Marphysa sanguinea (Montagu 1815) References: Coelho (1992), Becker (2009)

Environment: Bay, tidal flat, estuarine beach

Depth: Intertidal– 6 m

Coordinates: 26°11'59"S / 48°37'41"W, 26°12'49"S / 48°36'51"W, 27°27'S / 48°37'W

Species: Nematonereis cf. schmardae McIntosh 1885 References: Souza (2008)

Environment: Bay

Depth: 1–4 m

Coordinates: 27°35'S / 48°35'W

Note: This material needs to be revised, since N. schmardae is most probably a species complex.