NO. 1 HARTMAN : GONIADIDAE, GLYCERIDAE, NEPHTYIDAE 117 



A. quatrefagesi (Kinberg), 1866, p. 240, from the West Indies, See 



Hartman, 1948b, p. 52. 

 A. rubella ( Michaelsen ) , 1879, pp. 19-24, from western Europe. 

 A. rubella anops, new subspecies, see p. 127. 

 A. sinensis (Fauvel), 1932b, pp. 536-537, from China. See Monro, 



1934, pp. 363-365, for a redescription. 

 A. tabogensis (Monro), see p. 125. 



Nephthys spiribranchis Ehlers (1918, pp. 235-236, pi. 16, figs. 

 5-7) from Aru Island, Dutch East Indies, may belong to the genus 

 Aglaophamus. The original description is obviously in error in some 

 important respects. Thus, furcate setae are said to be present in pre- 

 acicular series; when such setae are present, as they often are in species 

 of Aglaophamus, they are postacicular in position. The notopodial cirrus 

 (called dorsal cirrus) is said to be absent. The first parapodium is said 

 to be uniramous. Unique features include the following: neuropodia 

 have a tall, erect superior lobe; the proboscis has 20 subterminal rows 

 of papillae with to 7 in a row. The interramal cirrus is shown recurved 

 (Ehlers, 1918, pi. 16) but it is possible that it was unnaturally turned 

 upward for the illustration, in which case it would actually be involute, 

 as in Aglaophamus; the notopodial cirrus might thus also have been 

 concealed, lying under the interramal cirrus. Fauvel (1932a, p. 177) 

 has referred this species to A. dibranchis (Grube), but there are some 

 discrepancies in the descriptions. 



Key to Species of Aglaophamus 



1. Postsetal lobes serrated 



1. Postsetal lobes not serrated 3 



2. Proboscis with 12 rows of papillae . . . A. polyphara, p. 



2. Proboscis with 22 rows of papillae . A. lobophara, p. 129 



3. Proboscis without terminal or subterminal papillae; notopodial 

 and ventral cirri very long and slender . . A. inermis, p. 129 



3. Proboscis with terminal and subterminal papillae; notopodial 

 and ventral cirri usually much shorter 4 



4. Notopodial cirri foliaceous and compressed 5 



4. Notopodial cirri slender and cirriform 8 



5. Neuropodia with an erect lobe (pi. 19, fig. 3) on the upper 

 edge 6 



5. Neuropodia without an erect lobe on the upper edge ... 7 



6. Interramal cirri present from second segment A. sinensis, p. 117 

 6. Interramal cirri present from fifth segment A. lutreus, p. 129 

 6. Origin of interramal cirri not known . . A. mirasetis, p. 121 



