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Fig. 3 a in Establishing species and species boundaries in Sabellastarte Krøyer, 1856 (Annelida: Sabellidae): an integrative approach
Fig. 3 a Strict consensus of three MPT (L: 1,481; Ci: 0.63; Ri: 0.80) based on combined morphological and mitochondrial DNA data; jacknife support values shown above branches. b Bayesian interference topology based on combined COI, 16S and morphological data; posterior probabilities shown at nodes
Fig. 5 a–c in Establishing species and species boundaries in Sabellastarte Krøyer, 1856 (Annelida: Sabellidae): an integrative approach
Fig. 5 a–c Sabellastarte from Veracruz, Mexico; AM W.31846. a Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. b Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. c Mid abdominal segments, lateral view. d–f Sabellastarte from Sagami Bay, Japan; AM W.32320. d Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. (E) Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. f Mid abdominal segments, lateral view
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 5. Sabellastarte fallax: (A) whole worm, crown detached, ventral view, distal insert showing tip of radiole, other insert showing arrangement of chaetae within left abdominal fascicle 34; (B) thorax, dorsal view; (C) thorax and anterior abdomen, right side; (D) thorax viewed anteriorly, showing positions of crown scars (CS), a ventral sac (VS) and ventral collar lappets (VCL); (E) superior thoracic chaeta; (F) inferior thoracic chaeta; (G) thoracic uncinus; (H) tip of radiole figured by Grube (1846). Scales in mm: (C, D) as (B); (E, J, K) as (F); (H) as (G).
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 7. Sabellastarte japonica holotype: (A) whole worm, right side, insert showing abdominal parapodium and closer detail of arrangement of chaetae in fascicle; (B) base of crown and thorax, dorsal view; (C) same, ventral view; (D) transverse section of crown radiole near base; (E) TS midway along radiole; (F) subdistal TS of radiole; (G) tip of radiole; (H) superior thoracic chaeta; (J) inferior thoracic chaeta; (K) thoracic uncinus; (L) abdominal uncinus; (M) superior abdominal chaeta; (N) inferior abdominal chaeta. Scales in mm: (C) as (B); (H, J, N) as (M); (K) as (L).
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 1. (A) Sabellastarte spectabilis (USNM 17510, Philippines) viewed anteriorly (with radioles as though cut off near base of crown) showing positions of dorsal lips (DL), mouth (M), fairly long parallel lamellae (PL) and ventral sacs (VS), all within the radiolar crown, and ventral collar lappets (VCL) outside crown base; (B) Pseudobranchiomma zebuensis (McIntosh, 1885 as Sabella, syntype NHML 1921.5.1.4204, Philippines, see Knight-Jones, 1994) side view of crown base and anterior thorax showing ventral sacs (VS) outside crown base with ventral collar lappets (VCL). The collar cleft and short parallel lamellae are obscured by the left 'fleshy' collar lappet. The other organs are hidden within the crown.
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 6. Sabellastarte australiensis: (A) whole worm right side; (B) lower crown and thorax, dorsal view, insert showing bispirality of crown; (C) interdigitation of radiole bases on dorsal right side of crown; (D) base of crown, thorax and anterior abdomen, ventral view; (E) transverse section of crown radiole near base; (F) TS midway along radiole; (G) subdistal TS of radiole; (H) tip of radiole; (J) superior thoracic chaeta; (K) inferior thoracic chaeta; (L) superior abdominal chaeta; (M) inferior abdominal chaeta; (N) thoracic uncinus. Scales in mm: (D) as (B); (K–M) as (J).
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 3. Sabellastarte magnifica, neotype: (A) whole worm showing abdomen, thorax and crown, left side; (B) crown base and thorax, dorsal view; (C) same, but ventral view; (D) transverse section of base of outer crown radiole close to web; (E) TS of base of inner radiole (bypassed by web); (F) TS of outer radiole midway along length; (G) subdistal TS of radiole; (H) typical radiole tip; (J) superior thoracic chaeta; (K) inferior thoracic chaeta; (L) inferior abdominal chaeta; (M) superior abdominal chaeta; (N) thoracic uncinus; (P) thoracic fascicle and dorsal ends of tori. Scales in mm: (B) as (C); (K–M) as (J).
Fig. 8 in Establishing species and species boundaries in Sabellastarte Krøyer, 1856 (Annelida: Sabellidae): an integrative approach
Fig. 8 Line drawings of pairs of uncini from various specimens; respective left drawing: uncinus from seventh thoracic chaetiger, right drawing: uncinus from a mid-abdominal chaetiger. a, b Veracruz, Mexico; AM W.31846. c, d Sagami Bay, Japan; AM W.31845. e, f Karachi, Pakistan; AM W.31823. g, h Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia; AM W.30385. i, j Saipan, Northern Marianas Islands; AM W.31847. k, l Pago Pago, American Samoa; AM W.32479. m, n Port Jackson,
Fig. 7 a–c in Establishing species and species boundaries in Sabellastarte Krøyer, 1856 (Annelida: Sabellidae): an integrative approach
Fig. 7 a–c Sabellastarte australiensis from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. a Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. b Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. c Mid abdominal segments, lateral view. d–f Sabellastarte from Malla- coota, Victoria, Australia, MV F.108859. d Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. e Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. f Mid abdominal segments, lateral view.g–i Sabellastarte from Kimberleys, Western Australia. g Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. h Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. i Mid abdominal segments, lateral view. j– l Sabellastarte from Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, AM W.31844, j Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. k Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. l Mid abdominal segments, lateral view
Fig. 6 a–c in Establishing species and species boundaries in Sabellastarte Krøyer, 1856 (Annelida: Sabellidae): an integrative approach
Fig. 6 a–c Sabellastarte from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia; AM W.32025. a Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. b Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. c Mid abdominal segments, lateral view. d–f Sabellastarte from Oahu, Hawaii; AM W.31843. d Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. e Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. f Mid abdominal segments, lateral view. g–i Sabellastarte from Saipan, Northern Marianas Islands; AM W.31847. g Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. h Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. i Mid abdominal segments, lateral view. j–l Sabellastarte from Karachi, Pakistan; AM W.31824. j Anterior thoracic segments, ventral view. (K) Anterior thoracic segments, dorsal view. l Mid abdominal segments, lateral view
Fig. 4 in Establishing species and species boundaries in Sabellastarte Krøyer, 1856 (Annelida: Sabellidae): an integrative approach
Fig. 4 World map indicating type localities of the eight currently recognized Sabellastarte species (black arrows; after, e. g., Knight-Jones and Mackie 2003), and distribution of lineages resulting in present study (encircled)
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 2. Sabellastarte spectabilis, syntype a: (A) 'whole' worm in three pieces, left side; (B) crown base and thorax, dorsal view; (C) same, ventral view (ventral lappets bent posteriorly); (D) same, ventral view of paralectotype, ventral lappets in forward position; (E) transverse section of base of crown radiole; (F) TS of middle of radiole; (G) subdistal TS of radiole; (H) radiole tip; (J) superior thoracic chaeta; (K) inferior thoracic chaeta; (L) superior abdominal chaeta; (M) inferior abdominal chaeta; (N) thoracic uncinus; (P) thoracic fascicle and part torus. Scales in mm: (D, C) as (B); (J–L) as (M).
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 8. Sabellastarte samoensis, syntype: (A) whole worm, right side; (B) base of crown and thorax, dorsal view; (C) same, ventral view, detail showing arrangement of chaetae within fascicle and adjacent torus; (D) transverse section of crown radiole near base; TS near middle of radiole; (F) subdistal TS of radiole; (G) thoracic uncinus; (H) superior thoracic chaeta; (J, K) inferior thoracic chaetae; (L) abdominal uncinus; (M) superior abdominal chaeta; (N) inferior abdominal chaeta. Scales in mm: (C) as (B); (J, K, M, N) as (H); (G) as (L).
F in A revision of Sabellastarte (Polychaeta: Sabellidae)
F. 9. Sabellastarte sanctijosephi, original specimen a (A, B, D–N); original specimen b (C). (A) Whole worm, left side; (B) base of crown and thorax, ventral view; (C) same, with paired collar lappets reflexed; (D) same, but dorsal view, insert showing abdominal parapodium from right side, detail showing arrangement of chaetae within that abdominal fascicle; (E) transverse section of radiole near base of crown; (F) TS midway along radiole; (G) subdistal TS of radiole; (H) tip of radiole; (J) superior thoracic chaeta; (K) inferior thoracic chaeta; (L) thoracic uncinus; (M) abdominal uncinus; (N) abdominal inferior chaeta. Scales in mm: (D, C) as (B); (K, N) as (J); (M) as (L).
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