Worm Polychaeta under a microscope. Family Cirratulidae. They have many tentacles on body, as well as gills. They feed on detritus or algae. Indian ocean
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Worm Polychaeta under a microscope. Family Cirratulidae
Worm Polychaeta under a microscope. Family Cirratulidae
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