Species Identification
Species Identification: Find Species
Class: Polychaeta
Order: Terebellida
Family: Flabelligeridae

Genus: Flabelligera

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15 species
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Flabelligera affinis
[Flabby bristle-worm]
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Flabelligera ascendens
[]
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Flabelligera bicolor
[]
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Flabelligera bophortica
[]
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Flabelligera bythincola
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Flabelligera diplochaitos
[]
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Flabelligera essenbergae
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Flabelligera gourdoni
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Flabelligera grubei
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Flabelligera Ilyphagus
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Flabelligera infundibularis
[Sheathed bristle-cage worm]
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Flabelligera mastigophora
[]

Arntz, Wolf E.

Southern Pacific, Southwe

Flabelligera mundataGravier, 1906

Photo by Arntz, Wolf E.
 
Flabelligera mundata
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Flabelligera pennigera
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Flabelligera pruvoti
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