Pomatoceros [Pomatoceros]

Description

Pomatoceros is a genus of tube-dwelling serpulid worms notable for their horn-shaped, calcareous tubes. These worms are prevalent in many marine ecosystems, where they attach to rocks, shells, and man-made structures. Their tubes provide protection and the worms feed by extending their tentacles to capture plankton.

Species

Keel Worm [Pomatoceros triqueter]

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False Keel Worm [Pomatoceros lamarckii]