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Drepanogigas albolineatus (Bürger, 1895)
Drepanogigas albolineatus grows to about 8 cm and lives on sandy soils. This worm has a distinctive appearance.
The body is beige to light brown and has white longitudinal stripes. It swims similar to an eel. There is evidence that these nemertine worms feed on small crustaceans and other worms.
Biota > Animalia (Kingdom) > Nemertea (Phylum) > Enopla (Class) > Hoplonemertea (Subclass) > Polystilifera (Order) > Reptantia (Suborder) > Drepanogigantidae (Family) > Drepanogigas (Genus)
Drepanogigas albolineatus grows to about 8 cm and lives on sandy soils. This worm has a distinctive appearance.
The body is beige to light brown and has white longitudinal stripes. It swims similar to an eel. There is evidence that these nemertine worms feed on small crustaceans and other worms.
Biota > Animalia (Kingdom) > Nemertea (Phylum) > Enopla (Class) > Hoplonemertea (Subclass) > Polystilifera (Order) > Reptantia (Suborder) > Drepanogigantidae (Family) > Drepanogigas (Genus)