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Bristleworm". MESA.[self-published source] "'Zombie worms'
found off Sweden". BBC...
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Hermodice carunculata, the
bearded fireworm, is a type of
marine bristleworm belonging to the
Amphinomidae family,
native to the
tropical Atlantic Ocean...
- lake monsters, such as Morag, may be a
large invertebrate such as a
bristleworm; he
cited the
extinct Tullimonstrum as an
example of the shape. According...
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species of
annelid worm in the
family Spionidae,
commonly known as a
bristleworm. It is a
burrowing worm and is
found in the
northeastern Atlantic Ocean...
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Black widow spider latrodectism Recluse spider loxoscelism Millipede Bristleworm Cephalopod Coral Jellyfish Sea
anemone Sea
urchin Vertebrate Alligator...
- F.; McHugh, D. (August 2002). "Annelida. Annelida.
Segmented worms:
bristleworms, ragworms, earthworms,
leeches and
their allies". The Tree of Life Web...
- reproduction, they tend
towards being simpler than
their marine relatives, the
bristleworms,
lacking many of the
complex appendages the
latter have.
Velvet worms...
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Chloeia flava, also
known as the
golden fireworm, is a
segmented bristleworm belonging to the
family Amphinomidae. The
golden fireworm has an elongated...
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Bispira is a
genus of
marine bristleworm in the
family Sabellidae. Its
members were
initially included in
genus Sabella by
Grube in 1851. In 1856, Krøyer...
- (for example)
caterpillar hairs in the conjunctiva, cornea, or iris.
Bristleworm sting List of
cutaneous conditions Rapini,
Ronald P.; Bolognia, Jean...
