- the s**** can be
sealed off by
calcareous septa when necessary. Some
vermetids are solitary,
whereas others live in colonies,
partially cemented together...
-
Adelphophagy occurs in some
marine gastropods (calyptraeids, muricids,
vermetids, and buccinids) and in some
marine annelids (Boccardia
proboscidia in...
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Francesca R.; Reuter, Markus; Brachert,
Thomas C. (19
September 2008). "
Vermetid reefs and
their use as
palaeobathymetric markers: New
insights from the...
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genus Serpulorbis.
Unlike some
other vermetids, the
species in this
genus have no operculum. Like
other vermetids, the
species in this
genus do not have...
-
Cyprus The
pectenid bivalve Ammusium cristatum from the
Pliocene of
Cyprus Vermetid gastropod Petaloconchus intortus attached to a
branch of the
coral Cladocora...
- the
hanging wall of the
proposed thrust. At a
smaller scale, an
uplifted vermetid bench,
which indicates vertical movement of
about 80 cm, is
dated to the...
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difference is that
serpulid s**** are dull inside,
whereas the
molluscan vermetid s**** are
shiny inside.
Amplicaria Knight-Jones, 1984
Anomalorbis Vine...
- old) and
capped by a
carbonate rock
composed primarily of the
sessile vermetid gastropod Petaloconchus sp. (a
marine snail that
cements its
tubular s****...
-
commonly known as "worm snails" due to the tube
shape of
their s****.
Vermetids are
sessile and are
either attached or
buried on hard substrates. Once...
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Kelly III, W. C. (2007). "Three new
vermetid gastropod species from Guam". Micronesica. Vol. 39, no. 2. pp. 117–140...
