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Worms that Look Like Macaroni Appeared Hundreds of Meters Deep with Sucking Structures Never Seen in the Group

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Researchers described the new genus Terebellosuctoria from marine worms collected near Christmas Island and the Cocos Islands (Keeling), in the Indian Ocean. Animals belong to the group of so-called "spaghetti worms", because of the many tentacles elongated, but they drew attention by displaying ventral structures similar to suction cups. The exact function has not yet been...
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Researchers described the new genus Terebellosuctoria from marine worms collected near Christmas Island and the Cocos Islands (Keeling), in the Indian Ocean. Animals belong to the group of so-called "spaghetti worms", because of the many tentacles elongated, but they drew attention by displaying ventral structures similar to suction cups. The exact function has not yet been...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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