- Sclerolinum, Frenulata, and Osedax.
Vestimentiferans live in vent and seep habitats.
Separation of
vestimentiferans into seep and deep-sea-dwelling clades...
-
bacterial invertebrate chemoautotrophic symbiosis,
particularly in
vestimentiferan tubeworms R.
pachyptila and then in
vesicomyid clams and
mytilid mussels...
- many of
which are
found only at
these depths.
While most
species of
vestimentiferan tubeworms live in deep
waters below the
photic zone, L.
satsuma was...
-
Lamellibrachia columna is a
vestimentiferan tube worm from the
South Pacific Ocean that has been
shown to be very
closely related genetically to Lamellibrachia...
- of
which are
found only at
these seeps. L. luymesi, is a
dioecious vestimentiferan.Though
detailed observations of L. luymesi's
mating behaviors are lacking...
- ; Cordes, Erik E. (8 July 2017). "Extreme
longevity in a deep-sea
vestimentiferan tubeworm and its
implications for the
evolution of life
history strategies"...
- ode.2004.10.005. Bright, M.; Lallier, F. H. (2010). The
biology of
vestimentiferan tubeworms (PDF).
Oceanography and
Marine Biology - an
Annual Review...
- with the
fauna that
thrives in them, like
Bathymodiolus mussels and
vestimentiferan tubeworms, but they are also
attracted to the three-dimensional structures...
-
tubeworm or
Satsumahaorimushi or
Satsuma Haorimushi (サツマハオリムシ)) is a
vestimentiferan tube worm that was
discovered near a
hydrothermal vent in Kagoshima...
-
described four
general community types.
These are
communities dominated by
Vestimentiferan tube
worms (Lamellibrachia c.f.
barhami and
Escarpia spp.), mytilid...
