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Stenoninereis    species are nereidids with a small body (ca. 35 chaetigers), dorsal cirri with conspicuous cirrophores and cirrostyles, bare pharynx, and lack of neuropodial ventral ligules throughout the body. Currently, there are two valid species,    S.   martini    Wesenberg-Lund, 1958 from the Lesser Antilles and    S.   tecolutlensis    de León-González &amp; Solís-Weiss, 1997 from Eastern Mexico.    Nicon   lackeyi    Hartman, 1958 has been regarded as a junior synonym of    S.   martini   . The examination of type and topotype specimens indicated that    N.   lackeyi    is a distinct species and both species are redescribed,    S.   martini    is restricted to the Caribbean islands, and    N.   lackeyi    is reinstated and transferred to    Stenoninereis   . Further, Puerto Rican specimens differ from these known species and a new species,    S.   elisae    is also described, featured mainly by large cirrophores and short cirrostyles in anterior and middle chaetigers. Further discussions about their morphology and phylogenetic affinities and a key to identify all known    Stenoninereis    species are also included.

Sinkhole and brackish water nereidid polychaetes: Revision of Stenoninereis Wesenberg-Lund, 1958 ( Annelida )