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Peacock worm - Sabella pavonina - In the current

Sedentary worm with mucous tube encrusted with mud. Branchial crown is composed of two semicircular lobes joined at the base by a membrane. Branchial tuft can be reddish or whitish with dark stripes. Found on sandy or muddy and detritus substrates from 10 to 20-30 meters. Maximum size 25 centimeters.

Peacock worm - Sabella pavonina - In the current

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Uploaded on July 18, 2022

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Camera:	Canon
Model:	Canon PowerShot Pro1
Creation Date:	2019:04:06 20:01:04
Image width:	1564 px
Image height:	2148 px
Image size:	3.29MB
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Exposure:	1/100
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