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Three new species, Paraserpula planorbis, Omphalopoma stellata and Spirorbis sarsiae, are described and three known species are redescribed. (English)

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Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom

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43

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3

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573-587

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THE POLYCHAETA OF SOUTH AFRICA. PART 3. SEDENTARY SPECIES FROM CAPE SHORES AND ESTUARIES.

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THE POLYCHAET FAUNA OF SOUTH AFRICA. PART 6. SEDENTARY SPECIES DREDGED OFF CAPE COASTS WITH A FEW NEW RECORDS FROM THE SHORE.

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(Q99656238)

Some new and little-known serpulid polychaetes from the continental slope

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