- when they
withdraw into the tubes. In addition,
serpulids secrete tubes of
calcium carbonate.
Serpulids are the most
important biomineralizers among annelids...
-
Members of the
suborder include the
feather duster worms (Sabellidae) and
serpulid worms (Serpulidae).
Among the
species are the
giant feather duster worm...
- tubeworm,
serpulid tubeworm, fanworm, or
plume worm) is a
genus of sessile,
marine annelid tube
worms that
belongs to the
family Serpulidae.
Serpulid worms...
-
Period (approx. 210 Ma) A
fossil gastropod from the
Pliocene of Cyprus. A
serpulid worm is attached.
Silurian Orthoceras fossil Eocene fossil flower from...
-
mostly near the mouth,
contain the
relict serpulid worm reefs,
which are
composed of the
remains of
serpulid tube worms.
Although some tube worm species...
-
including chitons, barnacles, clams, ****les, nautiluses,
snails and
serpulid worms Lithophyta,
including various corals Zoophyta,
including bryozoans...
- times. At the end of the Carnian, a reef
crisis occurred in
South China.
Serpulids appeared in the
Middle Tri****ic.
Microconchids were abundant. The s****ed...
-
biomineralizing polychaetes are
serpulids,
sabellids and cirratulids. They
secrete tubes of
calcium carbonate.
Serpulids have most
advanced biomineralization...
- enigmaticus,
commonly known as the
Australian tubeworm, is a
species of
serpulid tubeworms.
Their true
native range is unknown, but they
probably originated...
-
Cheilostome bryozoan with
serpulid tubes...
