Cirratulus [Cirratulus]

Description

Cirratulus is a genus of marine worms characterized by their brightly colored bodies and numerous tentacular cirri around the head, which are used for feeding. These worms are found in a variety of marine environments, often buried in sand or mud, where they feed on microorganisms and detritus.

Species

White Cirratulus [Cirratulus leucopodus]

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Arctic Cirratulus [Cirratulus arcticus]

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Southern Cirratulus [Cirratulus australis]

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Taxonomy