Acorn worm
Phylum Hemichordata
Class Enteropneusta |
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worm. The worm is seldom seen, but its long coiled cast of mud or
sand is often seen. Sand bars, sandy areas near seagrasses. Commonly
seen on many of our shores. |
5-10cm.
Unsegmented worm. Ridges on body like the texture of a peanut shell.
Soft silty ground, sandy areas, near seagrasses or mangroves. Sometimes
seen on some of our shores. |
5-10cm.
Unsegmented worm. Ridges on body like the texture of a peanut shell.
Soft silty ground, sandy areas, near seagrasses or mangroves. Sometimes
seen on some of our shores. |
About
5cm. Segments not distinct, with long tentacles and a pointed head.
Silty areas near seagrasses. Sometimes seen on our Northern shores.
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6-10cm.
Segments not distinct, with tentacles on the head. Silty areas near
seagrasses. Sometimes seen on our Northern shores. |
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| 10-15cm.
Unsegmented worm. Red ones seen among seaweeds on coral rubble areas
near reefs. Commonly seen on many of our shores at night. |
10-15cm.
Unsegmented worm. Pink ones seen on soft silty sand near seagrasses.
Commonly seen on many of our shores at night. |
40cm-1m.
Unsegmented worm. White to beige with five blue to black stripes.
On coral rubble. Sometimes seen on some of our shores. |
10-15cm.
Unsegmented worm. White to beige with one blue to black stripe and
two black cross-bars on the head. |
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