Spaghetti
worms
updated
Nov 08
Where
seen? Other strange worms are sometimes seen. Some have
long tentacles and are mistaken for sea anemones. They may belong
to various different families and groups.
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Changi, Jul
08
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Spaghetti
worms seen on Singapore shores
Family
Cirratulidae
With grateful thanks to Leslie Harris for identifying this worm. She
says "See the pointed head. That's typical for family Cirratulidae.
Cirratulids have multiple branchiae going down the body but the filaments
are often concentrated at the anterior end which makes them look like
terebellids. I've got an
image of something similar." This worm was about 5cm long
and had lots of long tentacles. |
Changi, Jul
08
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| Possibly another
member of the Family Cirratulidae? |
Changi, Jul
08
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| Unidentifed
worm #050819cjg1610 |
Chek Jawa,
Aug 05
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| Unidentifed
worm #090534tmftd2092 |
Tanah Merah,
May 09
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Changi, Oct
08
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Pasir Ris,
Jul 09
Photo
shared by James Koh on his
blog.
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Pasir Ris,
Jul 09
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Pasir Ris
Park, Apr 10
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Changi Apr
10
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Pasir Ris
Park, Apr 10
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Tanah Merah,
Jul 11
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