Species Identification
Species Identification: Find Species
Class: Polychaeta
Order: Sabellida
Family: Serpulidae

Genus: Protula

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13 species
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Protula alba
[]
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Protula antennata
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Protula atypha
[]
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Protula balboensis
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Ryan, Paddy

Indo-West Pacific.

Protula bispiralis(Savigny, 1822)

Photo by Ryan, Paddy
 
Protula bispiralis
[Red fanworm]
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Protula diomedeae
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Coudre, Christian

Mediterranean Sea.

Protula intestinumunspecified

Photo by Coudre, Christian
 
Protula intestinum
[]
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Protula longiseta
[]
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Protula pacifica
[White-crowned calcareous tubeworm]
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Protula palliata
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Protula soofita
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Protula superba
[Chalktube worm]

Giourgis, Hector

Arctic, Indo-West Pacific

Protula tubularia(Montagu, 1803)

Photo by Giourgis, Hector
 
Protula tubularia
[Red-spotted horseshoe]


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