[Annelida] unknown species

[Sue Hamilton]

Hi Angela

Dear Angela

I agree with Andy on the first one, - looks like Paramphinome jeffreysii. 
Look for these hooks. The second is a broken Edwardsia sp., possible 
claparede,  with the insides hanging out. The 8 rows of tubercules on the 
body can been seen on the right of the picture.  You don't say where the 
specimens were from, but these are common North Sea animals.

Hope this helps,
Sue Hamilton

-----Original Message----- 
From: Angela Dekker
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2014 10:34 AM
To: Annelida from net.bio.net
Subject: [Annelida] unknown species

Dear all,
Can you please help us to identify the species from the pictures? The first 
one is a very small (probably) juvenile Polychaete and the second one we 
don't actually know what it is and to which Phylum it belongs to :).  I know 
the pictures  are a bit blurry, but hopefully you can recognize any 
features.

Thanks in advance,

Best Regards,
Angela

Angela Dekker BWM
Biological Research Assistant Macrobenthos
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