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known as sandworms, is a
genus of
capitellid annelid worms comprising the
lugworms and
black lugs. The
following species are
recognised in the
genus Arenicola:...
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species of
lugworm also
found in the UK is the
black lugworm (Arenicola defodiens). As well as
growing larger than blow
lugworms,
black lugworms are generally...
- squids,
while the
annelids are the
segmented worms, such as earthworms,
lugworms, and leeches.
These two
groups have long been
considered close relatives...
- commonly-used as
fishing bait,
bloodworms are biologically-distinct from
lugworms.
Bloodworms have a
creamy pink color, as
their pale skin
allows their red...
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species are
described in this class.
Common representatives include the
lugworm (Arenicola marina) and the
sandworm or clam worm Alitta.
Polychaetes as...
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Herbivorous insects, such as
caterpillars and leaf
beetles – fr**** Earthworms,
lugworms etc. – worm
castings (****
extruded at
ground surface) **** when used...
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Arenicolidae is a
family of
marine polychaete worms. They are
commonly known as
lugworms and the
little coils of sand they
produce are
commonly seen on the beach...
- have
fifty to a
hundred lugworms per
square metre and the sand is
consequently being perpetually recycled by the worms. The
lugworm maintains a constant...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sandworm may
refer to:
Arenicola marina (
lugworm),
called "sandworm" in the UK
Alitta virens,
formerly Nereis virens (king...
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before her
course finished to take the
title role in 'Cherryripe and the
Lugworm Digger',
which was the
first in the
series 'Seven
Faces of Woman' for ITV...
