Revision of Chloeia Savigny in Lamarck, 1818 from tropical American seas (Annelida, Amphinomidae) Author Yáñez-Rivera, Beatriz Author Salazar-Vallejo, Sergio I. text Zootaxa 2022 2022-04-22 5128 4 503 537 journal article 55837 10.11646/zootaxa.5128.4.3 bb39ebf4-a5cd-452a-afcc-841459b7274e 1175-5326 6479987 DFF17C52-A983-4F73-84A7-CE5889D62C13

TABLE 1. Morphological characters of species of Chloeia species included in this study. Characters were taken from original descriptions or observed in type or non-type material.

Species	Author	Depth	Distribution	Dorsal pigmentation	Size proportion anterior: posterior eyes	Dorsal cirri	Size of second ventral cirri	First chaetiger with bipinnate branchiae	Cirriform branchiae in chaetiger 4	Notochaetae	Neurochaetae
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C. entypa	Chamberlin, 1919	1200 m	Eastern Pacific	Without coloration	5:1	Violet	Larger (3:1)	4	Not present	Furcates	Furcates
C. euglochis	Ehlers, 1887	<80 m	Grand Caribbean	Cross-shaped band in each segment, wider in the middle	3:1	Only cirrophore violet	Similar	4	Not present	Harpoonchaetae	Furcates
C. flava	(Pallas, 1766)	shallow waters	Indian Ocean	One central dark circle in each segment	2–3:1	Only cirrophore violet	Similar	4	Minor	Furcates, longer tines serrated externally	Furcates
C. nuriae	sp. nov.	>200 m	Eastern Pacific	Middorsal wide longitudinal reddish band	8:1	Violet	Larger (>3:1)	4	Not present	Furcates	Furcates
C. paulayi	sp. nov.	153 m	Gulf of Mexico	Pale	2:1	Violet	Larger (>3:1)	4	Not present	Furcates and aciculars	Furcates
C. pinnata	Moore, 1911	500 m	Eastern Pacific	Logitudinal pale band bordered by darker areas	2:1	Violet	Larger (2–3:1)	3 branchial filament, 4 complete	Not present	Furcates, longer tine serrated internally	Furcates
C. pseudeuglochis	Augener, 1922	shallow waters	Eastern Pacific	Three longitudinal decreasing orange-brown bands	2:1	Violet	Similar	4	Not present	Aciculars and harpoonchaetae	Aciculars and furcates
C. viridis	Schmarda, 1861	<30 m	Caribbean	Middorsal T-shaped bands	2:1	Violet	Larger (2:1)	4	Minor, continues to chaetiger 7 or 8	Furcates and harpoonchaetae	Furcates