- in cool, damp places. Most
nemerteans are carnivores,
feeding on annelids,
clams and crustaceans. Some
species of
nemerteans are scavengers, and a few...
- earthworm,
Microchaetus rappi; and 58
metres (190 ft) for the
marine nemertean worm (bootlace worm),
Lineus longissimus.
Various types of worm occupy...
- worm is in the
phylum Nemertea or
ribbon worms. It is the most
common nemertean found along the
coasts of Britain.
Bootlace worms may grow very long but...
- the
Eurasian oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus) in Europe, and the
nemertean worm
Cerebratulus lacteus. The
Atlantic jackknife clam is now also found...
-
Cerebratulus lacteus, the
milky nemertean or
milky ribbon worm, is a
proboscis worm in the
family Lineidae. This
ribbon worm has a wide
geographical range...
-
Lineus sanguineus, the
banded nemertean or
social lineus, is a
species of
nemertean ribbon worm in the
family Lineidae. It
occurs in the northeastern...
- mouth,
rather than the
characteristic single tentacle of true
nemerteans. (
Nemerteans do not have a
single tentacle. However, a pair of antero-lateral...
- the molluscs, and the
third consists of two
sister phyla,
annelids and
nemerteans.
Lastly remains the
clade that
consist of the
phoronids and the brachiopods...
- Lophotrochozoa.
Members of the molluscs, annelids,
platyhelminths and
nemerteans have all been
shown to
exhibit spiral cleavage in its
classical form....
-
polychaete worms (bristle worms) and up to 58
metres (190 ft) for the
marine nemertean worm (bootlace worm). Some
marine worms occupy a
small variety of parasitic...
