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Discussion This study increases the knowledge of the sigalionid diversity of the Tropical Northwestern Atlantic with the confirmation of the record of Pisione wolfi in the region, and the description of three new species. The new species fit within the genera Sthenelanella (S. pechi sp. nov. and S. sarae sp. nov.) and Taylorpholoe (T. anabelae sp. nov.).
Introduction Although recognized by their high levels of diversity and endemism, the seamounts located in the Salas & Gómez (SGR) and Nazca Ridges (NR), in the Southeastern Pacific (SEP), are among the most remote and least explored marine ecosystems (Parin, Mironov & Nesis, 1997; Poupin, 2003; Poupin, 2008; Gálvez-Larach, 2009; Fernández et al., 2014; Easton et al., 2017).
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