Latopilumnus conicus Ng & Clark, 2008

Latopilumnus conicus Ng & Clark, 2008 View in CoL

Latopilumnus conicus Ng & Clark, 2008: 893 View in CoL , figs. 6–12; Clark et al. 2008: 922.

Taxonomy: Ng and Clark (2008).

Type locality: Conic Island, Hong Kong.

Type: Holotype ò NHM 2003.690; paratypes in NHM and ZRC.

Distribution: South China: so far from Hong Kong only.

Habitat: Subtidal; within submarine caves (for description and discussions on sites, see Morton and Bamber 2008).

Nanopilumnus rouxi (Balss, 1935) #

Nanopilumnus rouxi View in CoL — Clark et al. 2008: 922.

Taxonomy: Serène and Umali (1972: as Medaeus View in CoL ),

Takeda (1974), Tirmizi and Ghani (1986). Type locality: Pamban , Gulf of Mannar, India. Type: Holotype ò in Basel Museum (now

NMBA), Switzerland. Distribution: Arabian Sea to South China Sea and

East Asia: from Pakistan, India, to Singapore, South

China and Japan. Habitat: Shallow subtidal.

Pilumnopeus convexus (Maccagno, 1936) #

Pilumnopeus convexus View in CoL — Wong et al. 2020: 2, figs. 1–4.

Taxonomy: Davie (1989), Ghory et al. (2013), Wong et al. (2020).

Type: Lectotype ñ in MCG (designated by Davie 1989).

Type locality: Assab, Eritrea (as Aseb, Ethiopia), southern Red Sea.

Distribution: Western Indian Ocean: Chagos Archipelago, southern Red Sea, Persian/Arabian Gulf, Pakistan and India ( Ghani and Davie 2000; Ghory et al. 2013); exotic species in Hong Kong (South China).

Habitat: Intertidal and shallow subtidal; often among oyster clumps or fouling.

Pilumnopeus makianus ( Rathbun, 1931) View in CoL #

Pilumnopeus makiana View in CoL — J Jiang and Zhou 1982: 681; ZG Huang and Lin 1993: app.

Taxonomy: Shen (1932b: as Heteropanope View in CoL ), Balss (1933), Sakai (1939), Takeda and Miyake (1969c).

Type: Holotype ò USNM 57497 About USNM .

Type locality: Shyago, Formosa (likely now Shehou, New Taipei City, Taiwan).

Distribution: East Asia: coasts of China (East China to Bohai Seas), Taiwan, Korea and Japan ( Takeda and Miyake 1969c; Yang et al. 2008).

Habitat: Intertidal; under rocks on muddy or weedy substrates ( Dai and Yang 1991).