Sipuncula sp.

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Sipuncula sp.

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Operational taxonomic unit: Sipuncula sp. A. Sipunculans are unsegmented worms worms (whereas polychaeta are segmented). Anterior end of specimen with characteristic two ends of the gut being twisted together. Could belong to the genus Golfingia. Approximate length: 70 mm. Macrofauna (sieved on 0.5 mm).

Item Type:Image
Title:Sipuncula sp.
Creator(s):Kröger, Kerstin
Identification:Kröger, Kerstin
Date:December 2010
Copyright:SERPENT project
Classification:Kingdom Animalia > Phylum Sipuncula (Peanut worms)
Species:Sipuncula sp.
Behaviour:facultative suspension feeder
Site:Atlantic > Norwegian > Dalsnuten
Site Description:Seafloor
Depth (m):1452
Latitude:66 deg 34' 33" N
Longitude:3 deg 32' 46" E
Countries:Norway > Norwegian Sector
Habitat:Benthic
Substratum:Deep Sea fine sediment with high silt content
Rig:Aker Barents
Project Partners:Shell, Aker Drilling, Oceaneering
ROV:Magnum 142
Keywords:Atlantic Norway Dalsnuten macrofauna sediment Sipuncula
Deposited By:Dr K Kroeger
Deposited On:22 July 2011

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