Acrocirrus [Acrocirrus]

Description

Acrocirrus is a genus within the family Acrocirridae, characterized by their distinctively long and slender bodies, often with a translucent appearance. Members of this genus possess a series of tentacle-like appendages around their mouths, which are used for feeding and sensory perception. They inhabit a variety of marine environments, from shallow waters to the deep sea, and are known for their burrowing behavior, living within tubes they construct from sediment and mucus.

Species

Northern Feather Duster Worm [Acrocirrus incertae sedis]

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Acrocirrus bansei [Acrocirrus bansei]

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Acrocirrus validus [Acrocirrus validus]

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Taxonomy