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within the Polychaeta.
Spionids are
selective deposit feeders that use
their two
grooved palps to
locate prey. However, some
spionids are
capable of interface...
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infraclass Canalipalpata.
Spionids are
cosmopolitan and live in soft
substrates in the
littoral or
neritic zones.
Spionids have a
single pair of flexible...
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August 2013.
Infestation of the surf clam
Mesodesma donacium by the
spionid polychaete Polydora bioccipitalis José M. Riascos, Olaf Heilmayerb, Marcelo...
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Prionospio aucklandica is a
spionid worm.
Prionospio aucklandica is
distributed throughout New Zealand. Augener,
Hermann (1923).
Papers from Dr. Th. Mortensen's...
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feeding common on
aquatic Benthos,
reported on
modern animals such as
Spionid Polychaete worms,
tropical Holothurians and
Spatangoid urchins. Rhizocorallium...
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stones for protection. S.
aequalis is one of the
largest known species of
spionid.
Specimens measure between 5.5–15
centimetres (2.2–5.9 in) in
length and...
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thirteen cases of
poecilogony reported in
marine organisms, with
seven in
spionid polychaetes and six in gastropods- five
sacoglossan gastropods and littorinimorph...
- (2012). "A
brief history of John Day". A
guide to the s****-infesting
spionids of
South Africa.
Retrieved 28
August 2019. Wilson,
Robin S. (26 September...
- (10 and 66 ft), but
avoids turbid water.
Researchers found that
where spionid worms had
bored into
heads of
Astreopora myriophthalma, the
areas surrounding...
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Caribbean Sea (Thesis). OCLC 26647435. Foster,
Nancy M. (1971). "Notes on
Spionid (Polychaeta) Setae".
Transactions of the
American Microscopical Society...
