Apr 29
She's got little antennae and a whole lotta eggs! Scolelepis sp.
Photo by André Giraldi
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She's got little antennae and a whole lotta eggs! Scolelepis sp.
Photo by André Giraldi
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Taxonomy Tournament: Annelids
Sabellida. This order of marine worms is made up of filter feeders with feeding tentacles, such as the feather duster worm
Spionida. Marine worms of this order live in soft substrates near the shore
Which clade of animals is better?
Sabellida
Spionida
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Today's worm is Prionospio sp. going on an adventure among the stars.
Photo by Jen Strongin
Today's worm is this Scolelepis sp. doing a twirl. This photo feels like a watercolour painting. Look at it go!
Photo by Wolfram Remmers
Today's worm is also a spionid, a little hoard of Pollydorella smurovi.
Photo by Rafi Amar
I'm admitting my lack of knowledge lol but does anyone know what theyre living on here?
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Polychaete of the day is Pseudopolydora paucibranchiata, with its cute little 'antennae'/palps poking out the tube. Another new family as well!
Images from Leslie Harris and Frédéric ANDRE