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17 páginas, 10 figuras, 2 tablas.A mimic scale-worm was found associated\udwith the athecate hydroid Solanderia secunda, commonly\udfound on reefs of the NW coast of North Sulawesi, Indonesia.\udThe species resembled Medioantenna clavata Imajima\ud1997, which was originally described without any\udreference to a symbiotic mode of life and later reported to\udbe living on a solanderiid hydroid both in Japanese waters.\udA detailed morphological analysis led us to consider the\udIndonesian specimens as a new species, namely Medioantenna\udvariopinta sp. nov., which is congeneric with the\udJapanese species. The new species differs from the type\udmaterial of M. clavata as it has elytra with one prominent\udfinger-like papilla and all neurochaetae with unidentate tip,\udinstead of an elytral lump and both unidentate and bidentate\udneurochaetae on segment two. In turn, the Japanese\udworms associated with Solanderia are here referred to our\udnew species. Two morphological features in M. variopinta\udsp. nov. are rather unusual among scale-worms. One of\udthem is its extremely high level of bilateral asymmetry and\udantero-posterior variability in elytral distribution and the\udother one is its elongated, upwardly directed nephridial\udpapillae. The morphology and geographical distribution of\udthe host together with the known characteristics of the\udsymbiotic association have also been highlighted.The study has been supported by the Russian\udFoundation for Basic Research (08-04-92244-GFEN-a and 09-05-\ud00736a) and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) and is a\udcontribution to the Consolidated Research Group of the ‘‘Generalitat\udde Catalunya’’ (ref. numb. 2009SRG665).Peer reviewe

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Symbiotic association between Solanderia secunda (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa, Solanderiidae) and Medioantenna variopinta sp. nov. (Annelida, Polychaeta, Polynoidae) from North Sulawesi (Indonesia)