Wikipedia / Sea worm
Wikipedia / Sea worm
Sea worm, also spelt seaworm, may refer to one or several of the following taxa:
Taxonomic name | Type | Description | Size (length) |
phylum | segmented worms | ranges from microscopic to | |
Sub-phylum | molluscs that look like worms | a few millimeters to several centimeters | |
phylum | arrow worms | ||
phylum | found living attached to the bodies of lobsters | less than ½mm wide | |
phylum | sessile aquatic worms | ranges from | |
phylum | pseudocoelomate worms | ||
phylum | jaw worms | ||
phylum | deuterostome worms | a few centimeters to 2,5 meters | |
phylum | pseudocoelomate invertebrates, widespread in mud or sand at all depths | 1mm or less | |
phylum | sediment-dwelling worms | 100μm to ca.1mm | |
discovered living in homothermic springs | |||
phylum | ranges from microscopic to , and some parasitic ones reaching over | ||
phylum | |||
phylum | invertebrate ribbon worms | most are less than long, one specimen has been estimated at | |
phylum | horseshoe worms | , the largest are | |
phylum | flatworms | ||
phylum | penis worms, general shape may recall the shape of a penis | ||
class | peanut worms, a group of unsegmented marine annelids | ||
family | shipworms, which are marine bivalve molluscs | several inches to five feet. | |
bilaterian worm-like species | up to |
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