Harmothoe imbricata (Linnaeus, 1767)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
Linnaeus, C. 1767. Systema Naturae. 12th edition. 1(2). Holmiae Impensis Direct. Laur. Salvii, 533-1327.

Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Annelida: class
Polychaeta: order
Phyllodocida: family
Polynoidae: genus
Harmothoe: species
Harmothoe imbricata

Name

Synonyms: Aphrodita cirrata Müller, 1776; Aphrodita imbricata Linnaeus, 1767; Aphrodita lepidota Pallas, 1766; Aphrodita lepidota minuta Pennant, 1777; Aphrodita plana Gmelin, 1788; Aphrodita varians Dalyell, 1853; Aphrodita violacea Strøm, 1768; Harmothoe hartmanae Pettibone, 1948; Harmothoe imbricata incerta (Bobretzky, 1881); Harmothoe levis Treadwell, 1937; Harmothoe maxillospinosa de Saint-Joseph, 1888; Harmothoe unicolor Baird, 1865; Lepidonote cirrata Örsted, 1843; Polynoe complanata Quatrefages, 1866; Polynoe imbricata (Linnaeus, 1767); Polynoe incerta Bobretzky, 1881
Homonyms: Harmothoe imbricata (Linnaeus, 1767)
Common names: Common Fifteen-scaled Worm in English; Fifteen-scaled Worm in English; Fifteen-scaled worm in English; Fifteen-scaled worm in English; Free-living Scale Worm in English; Free-living scale worm in English; Free-living scale worm in English; Gemeiner Schuppenwurm in German; Variabel skælryg in Danish; Variabel skælryg in Danish; bandfjällmask in Swedish; common fifteen-scaled worm in English; common fifteen-scaled worm in English; gemeiner Schuppenwurm in German; gemeiner Schuppenwurm in German; gemeiner Schuppenwurm in German; gladschubbige zeerups in Dutch; gladschubbige zeerups in Dutch; Хармотое черепитчатая in Russian; Хармотое черепитчатая in Russian; マダラウロコムシ in Japanese; マダラウロコムシ in Japanese; Gladschubbige zeerups in Dutch; bandfjällmask in Swedish; Fifteen-scaled worm in English; Free-living scale worm in English; common fifteen-scaled worm in English; gemeiner Schuppenwurm in German; gladschubbige zeerups in Dutch; Хармотое черепитчатая in Russian; マダラウロコムシ in Japanese

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