A new species of Loimia (Annelida, Terebellidae) from Papua New Guinea, with comments on other species recorded in the region
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We describe a new species of Loimia, from shallow waters off Northern Papua New Guinea and compare morphologically to other species recorded from the region and a key is provided. We provide a Maximum likelihood tree for species of Loimia for which we have data and it forms a distinct clade from other species. Finally, we discuss characters that.
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