taxonID	type	description	language	source
03BC87EFFF93D902FC91376AFDF2E444.taxon	materials_examined	Type species. Exogone naidina Örsted, 1845. Diagnosis. Relatively small, thin and slender bodies. Palps well developed, completely fused or with terminal notch. Prostomium ovate, with 2 pairs of eyes in trapezoidal arrangement and, sometimes, 1 pair of anterior eyespots; 3 smooth antennae, all short and ovate, or at least median antenna elongate, digitiform. Peristomium with 1 pair of peristomial cirri. Dorsal cirri present on all chaetigers or absent on chaetiger 2. Peristomial, dorsal and ventral cirri short, papilliform to ovate. Compound chaetae with subdistally inflated and spinulated shafts; in some species, shafts with conspicuous subdistal triangular enlargement (‘ triangular process’) on spiniger-like chaetae of a few anterior parapodia. Blades of falcigers usually spinulated, bidentate, distal tooth smaller than subdistal one; dorsalmost compound chaetae frequently with long and slender spiniger-like blades, with short spinulation. In some species, compound chaetae secondarily simple by fusion of shaft and blade, or by loss of blade. Dorsal simple chaetae present from anterior body, usually sigmoid, progressively stouter posteriorwards; dorsal simple chaetae bayonet-like in some species. Ventral simple chaetae usually present only on posteriormost chaetigers, bidentate, distal tooth smaller than subdistal one. Aciculae distally inflated, apparently hollow, with slightly bent tip. Pygidium with one pair of anal cirri, usually longer than dorsal cirri along body (San Martín, 2005).	en	Fukuda, Marcelo Veronesi, Nogueira, João Miguel De Matos (2014): A new species of Exogone (Syllidae: Exogoninae) from off the state of São Paulo (south-east Brazil). Memoirs of Museum Victoria 71: 79-84, DOI: 10.24199/j.mmv.2014.71.08, URL: https://museumsvictoria.com.au/collections-research/journals/memoirs-of-museum-victoria/volume-71-2014/pages-79-84/
03BC87EFFF93D901FF3333CEFBAFE445.taxon	description	0 D 7 F 6 ADA-B 2 A 7 - 469 D- 8594 - E 4 D 6240028 C 9 Figures 1 – 2, table 1. Material examined. Project ‘ BIOPOL’. São Sebastião – Praia do Araçá (23 ° 48 ' 54 " S 45 ° 24 ' 24 " W): 1 spec., 17 Apr 2003; 15 specs, 15 Jul 2003; 18 specs, 25 Sep 2003; Praia Preta (23 ° 49 ' 16 " S 45 ° 24 ' 35 " W): 1 spec., 18 Apr 2003; 8 specs, 18 Jul 2003. São Vicente – Ilha Porchat (23 ° 58 ' 39 " S 46 ° 22 ' 08 " W): 1 spec., 15 Jun 2003; Praia das Vacas (23 ° 58 ' 55 " S 46 ° 22 ' 48 " W): 1 spec., 16 May 2003. Project ‘ BIOTA-Araçá’. São Sebastião – Praia do Araçá (23 ° 48 ' 54 " S 45 ° 24 ' 24 " W): 2 specs, 18 May 2011; 16 specs, 25 Sep 2011; 6 specs, 21 Nov 2011; 6 specs, 22 Feb 2012; 72 specs, 7 May 2012; 19 specs, 30 Sep 2012; 75 specs (holotype, MZUSP 1966; paratype 1, MZUSP 1967; paratype 2, ZUEC-Pol 14101; paratypes, MZUSP 1968), 1 Oct 2012; 2 specs, 2 Oct 2012. Type material. Data of the holotype and two selected paratypes are provided in table 1, all specimens collected by Project ‘ BIOTA-Araçá’, 1 Oct 2012. Comparative material examined. Exogone lourei Berkeley and Berkeley, 1938. Pacific Ocean, Australia – Western Australia, Goss Passage, Beacon Island (28 ° 25 ' 30 " S 113 ° 47 ' E): 12 specs (AM W 26992), coll. P. Hutchings, 22 May 1994, det. G. San Martín, 2001. Atlantic Ocean, Cuba – Canarreos Archipelago, Isla de la Juventud, Punta del Francés: 3 specs. (MNCN 16.01 / 630), leg. & det. G. San Martín. Cape Verde – Sal Island, Joaquim Petinha: 3 specs. (MNCN 16.01 / 6909), coll. & det. G. San Martín, 8 Aug 1985.	en	Fukuda, Marcelo Veronesi, Nogueira, João Miguel De Matos (2014): A new species of Exogone (Syllidae: Exogoninae) from off the state of São Paulo (south-east Brazil). Memoirs of Museum Victoria 71: 79-84, DOI: 10.24199/j.mmv.2014.71.08, URL: https://museumsvictoria.com.au/collections-research/journals/memoirs-of-museum-victoria/volume-71-2014/pages-79-84/
03BC87EFFF93D901FF3333CEFBAFE445.taxon	description	Description. Body usually orange in colour in live specimens, thin and elongate, holotype largest specimen analysed, 7.78 mm long, 0.23 mm wide, with 46 segments (table 1). Palps ovate, elongate, almost totally fused, with distal notch (figs 1 A; 2 A – B, D). Prostomium ovate, shorter than palps, with 2 pairs of eyes in trapezoidal arrangement; anterior eyespots absent; median antenna inserted slightly anterior to anterior pair of eyes, elongate, almost reaching tip of palps, subdistally inflated, distally tapering; lateral antennae inserted close to median antenna but slightly anteriorly, ovate, short, almost 1 / 3 length of median antenna (figs 1 A; 2 A – B, D). Peristomium slightly shorter than subsequent segments; peristomial cirri ovate, short, smaller than lateral antennae; nuchal organs as 1 pair of dorsolateral short ciliated slits, close to border between prostomium and peristomium (fig. 2 E). Dorsal cirri present on all chaetigers, ovate, slightly larger than peristomial cirri but smaller than lateral antennae on anterior body, with slight increase in size and more tapered distally, ovate to pyriform, towards posterior body; ventral cirri similar to dorsal cirri of corresponding parapodium but smaller, ~ 1 / 2 – 2 / 3 length of corresponding parapodial lobe (fig. 2 B – D). Parapodial lobes conical (figs 1 A; 2 A – D). Shafts of compound chaetae subdistally spinulated, spines arranged in thin rows on midbody chaetae (fig. 1 D). Anterior and midbody parapodia with 1, sometimes 2 spiniger-like chaetae each, posterior body parapodia with single spiniger-like chaetae each; spiniger-like chaetae of chaetigers 1 and 2 with subdistal short triangular process on shafts (figs 1 B – C; 2 F – G); blades spinulated, inconspicuously bifid, 50 – 31 µm long on anterior body, 45 – 32 µm on midbody, 22 – 18 µm on posterior body (table 1). Anterior parapodia with 5 – 7 falcigers each, midbody with 3 – 4, posterior parapodia with 2 – 3 falcigers each; blades of falcigers bidentate and spinulated (figs 1 D – E; 2 G); slight dorsoventral gradation in length, blades 10 – 7.5 µm long on anterior body, ~ 7.5 µm on midbody, 7.5 – 5 µm long on posterior body (table 1). Dorsal simple chaetae present from anterior body, sigmoid, subdistally spinulated, with thin tip, progressively stouter posteriorwards (figs 1 F – G; 2 H); ventral simple chaetae only present on posteriormost chaetigers, sigmoid, bidentate, tips resembling those of falciger blades, about as thick as dorsal simple chaeta of corresponding parapodium (figs 1 H; 2 I). Anterior parapodia with up to 3 aciculae each, 2 of which are distally inflated, apparently hollow, one straight, other distally oblique, remaining acicula straight, distally tapering (fig. 1 I); number of aciculae per parapodium decreasing towards posterior body, posterior parapodia with single acicula each, stouter than on anterior body parapodia, distally inflated, with slightly oblique tip (fig. 1 J). Pygidium with elongate anal cirri, slightly longer than median antenna (fig. 2 C). Pharynx through 4 – 5 chaetigers, anterior margin surrounded by ~ 10 soft papillae (fig. 2 D), inner margin of pharynx chitinised; large conical tooth close to opening; proventricle through ~ 2 chaetigers, with ~ 20 muscle cell rows (fig. 1 A; table 1). Remarks. Exogone cebimar sp. nov. differs from all other species in the genus by the following combination of characters: median antenna longer than lateral ones, almost reaching tip of palps, subdistally inflated, distally tapering; dorsal cirri present on chaetiger 2; shafts of spiniger-like chaetae from chaetigers 1 and 2 subdistally with short triangular process; and proventricle short, through ~ 2 chaetigers.	en	Fukuda, Marcelo Veronesi, Nogueira, João Miguel De Matos (2014): A new species of Exogone (Syllidae: Exogoninae) from off the state of São Paulo (south-east Brazil). Memoirs of Museum Victoria 71: 79-84, DOI: 10.24199/j.mmv.2014.71.08, URL: https://museumsvictoria.com.au/collections-research/journals/memoirs-of-museum-victoria/volume-71-2014/pages-79-84/
03BC87EFFF93D901FF3333CEFBAFE445.taxon	description	The chitinised lining of the pharynx in this species frequently forms small fractures in the opening, probably due to abrasion while feeding. In some cases, these fractures resemble small teeth, as found in species that have a trepan, however, in dissected specimens of Exogone cebimar sp. nov., we did not see any sign of teeth other than the central pharyngeal tooth. Etymology. The species is named after the ‘ Centro de Biologia Marinha da Universidade de São Paulo’ (‘ CEBIMar – USP’), whose facilities are used by many researchers working on different marine-related fields. The existence of this institution on the northern coast of the State of São Paulo can be considered one of the main reasons for it being one of the best-studied regions of the Brazilian coast.	en	Fukuda, Marcelo Veronesi, Nogueira, João Miguel De Matos (2014): A new species of Exogone (Syllidae: Exogoninae) from off the state of São Paulo (south-east Brazil). Memoirs of Museum Victoria 71: 79-84, DOI: 10.24199/j.mmv.2014.71.08, URL: https://museumsvictoria.com.au/collections-research/journals/memoirs-of-museum-victoria/volume-71-2014/pages-79-84/
