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TABLE 2 in New Species of Osedax (Siboglinidae: Annelida) from New Zealand and the Gulf of Mexico

  • 1. Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093 - 0202, USA
  • 2. National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research (NIWA), 301 Evans Bay Parade, Hataitai, Wellington New Zealand

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TABLE 2. Terminals and GenBank numbers for sequences used to generate the phylogeny shown in Figure 1. New species and their sequences are bold. Additional COI GenBank numbers for the new species described here are listed in the text and the legends for Figures 5 and 7.

SpeciesAuthorityCOI16S18S28SH3
Lamellibrachia columnaSouthward, 1991DQ996645FJ347646FJ347679MG264417FJ347696
Riftia pachyptilaJones, 1985KP119562KP119573KP119591KP119582KP119555
Sclerolinum brattstromiWebb, 1964FJ347644FJ347644FJ347680FJ347677FJ347697
Osedax antarcticusGlover et al., 2013KF444422KF444418KF444420--
Osedax ‘BioSuOr-1’Shimabukuro & Sumida, 2019MH616036----
Osedax ‘BioSuOr-2’Shimabukuro & Sumida, 2019MH616081----
Osedax ‘BioSuOr-3’Shimabukuro & Sumida, 2019MH616075----
Osedax ‘BioSuOr-4’Shimabukuro & Sumida, 2019MH616012----
Osedax bozoi n. sp.This studyON357627ON261606ON261611ON261610ON254806
Osedax braziliensisFujiwara et al., 2019LC381421-LC381424--
Osedax bryaniRouse et al., 2018KP119563KP119574KP119597KP119584KP119561
Osedax byronbayensisGeorgieva et al., 2023OQ801427OQ820973OQ803227--
Osedax craigmcclaini n. sp.This study, McClain et al. 2019MN258704ON217799ON220153ON226742ON254807
Osedax crouchiAmon et al., 2014KJ598038KJ598032KJ598035--
Osedax deceptionensisTaboada et al., 2015KF444428KF444419KF444421MG264418KT860546
Osedax docrickettsRouse et al., 2018FJ347626FJ347650FJ347688FJ347666FJ347710
Osedax estcourti n. sp.This studyON211943ON217536ON220129ON220739ON254809
Osedax fenrisiEilertsen et al., 2020MT556178-MT556473--
Osedax frankpressiRouse et al., 2004FJ347607FJ347658FJ347682FJ347674FJ347705
Osedax jabbaRouse et al., 2018FJ347638FJ347647FJ347693FJ347676FJ347703
Osedax japonicusFujikura et al., 2006FM998111-FM995535--
Osedax knuteiRouse et al., 2018FJ347635FJ347648FJ347692FJ347664FJ347700
Osedax lehmaniRouse et al., 2018DQ996634FJ347660FJ347689FJ347672FJ347706
Osedax lonnyiRouse et al., 2018FJ347643FJ347651FJ347695FJ347663FJ347699
Osedax ‘MB16’Salathé & Vrijenhoek, 2012JX280613KP119581KP119592KP119588KP119560
Osedax ‘mediterranea’Taboada et al., 2015KT860548KT860551KT860550KT860549KT860547
Osedax mucoflorisGlover et al., 2005AY827562-AY941263--
Osedax nordenskjoeldiAmon et al., 2014KJ598039KJ598033KJ598036--
Osedax packardorumRouse et al., 2018FJ347629FJ347661FJ347690FJ347673FJ347707
Osedax priapusRouse et al., 2015KP119564KP119575KP119594KP119585KP119556
Osedax randyiRouse et al., 2018FJ347615FJ347659FJ347684FJ347675FJ347712
Osedax rogersiAmon et al., 2014KJ598034KJ598037KJ598040--
Osedax roseusRouse et al., 2008FJ347609FJ347657FJ347683FJ347670FJ347709
Osedax rubiplumusRouse et al., 2004MT108936FJ347656FJ347681FJ347671FJ347704
Osedax ryderiRouse et al., 2018KP119563KP119574KP119597KP119584KP119561
Osedax ‘sagami-3’Pradillon et al. unpublishedFM998081-FM995537--
Osedax ‘sagami-4’Pradillon et al. unpublishedFM998082-FM995541--
Osedax ‘sagami-5’Pradillon et al. unpublishedFM998083-FM995539--
Osedax sigridaeRouse et al., 2018FJ347642FJ347655FJ347694FJ347669FJ347711
Osedax sp. AM W.52196Georgieva et al., 2023OQ801426----
Osedax talkoviciRouse et al., 2018FJ347621FJ347654FJ347685FJ347668FJ347698
Osedax tiburonRouse et al., 2018FJ347624FJ347653FJ347687FJ347662FJ347702
Osedax traceyae n. sp.This studyON211990ON212680ON210988ON220740ON254808
Osedax ventanaRouse et al., 2018EU236218FJ347652FJ347686FJ347665FJ347701
Osedax waadjumGeorgieva et al., 2023OQ801430OQ820974OQ803228--
Osedax westernflyerRouse et al., 2018FJ347631FJ347649FJ347691FJ347667FJ347708

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Published as part of Berman, Gabriella H., Hiley, Avery S., Read, Geoffrey B. & Rouse, Greg W., 2024, New Species of Osedax (Siboglinidae: Annelida) from New Zealand and the Gulf of Mexico, pp. 339-340 in Zootaxa 5443 (3) on page 339, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5443.3.2, http://zenodo.org/record/11045291

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