Nothria benthophyla [Nothria benthophyla]
Description
As a benthic (bottom-dwelling) species, Nothria benthophyla is part of the quiet, hardworking life that processes organic material on the seafloor. Divers typically won’t see it in open water, but careful observation of the sediment surface can reveal small, intermittent signs of feeding.
Where To See Nothria benthophyla
No sighting locations recorded yet.
Taxonomy
| Phylum |
Annelids
Annelida
|
|---|---|
| Class |
Bristle Worms
Polychaeta
|
| Order |
Errant bristle worms
Errantia
|
| Family |
Eunicid Worms (Reef & Burrowing Polychaetes)
Eunicida
|
| Genus |
Beachworms
Onuphidae
|
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