Worm Manayunkia baicalensis under a microscope, of the family Fabriciidae, has a corolla of tentacles at the front end with which they breathe. They feed on detritus. Sample found at Lake Baikal
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Worm Manayunkia Baicalensis Under a Microscope, of the Family Fabriciidae
Worm Manayunkia Baicalensis Under a Microscope, of the Family Fabriciidae
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