[Annelida] planktonic polychaete or what else

[Kenneth Halanych]

Harry-

I think Collin is correct - this is part of a ctene row. The forams like Hy=
alinea or Planulina tend to have more of a hard appearance =97 and I suspec=
t this is much bigger than those. The beating structures are pretty clearly=
 compound cilia.

Ken



On Sep 26, 2014, at 9:06 AM, Haaren, Ton van <Ton.vanHaaren from grontmij.nl<mai=
lto:Ton.vanHaaren from grontmij.nl>> wrote:

My colleague Lilian de Vos suggested a Foraminifera.

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Onderwerp: [Annelida] planktonic polychaete or what else

Dear all,

All good ideas are welcome about the animal performing at minutes
4.10-6.20, and in slower motion 9.44-11.40. It is from the Eastern Scheldt
estuary, southern Netherlands.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=3Dplayer_detailpage&v=3DhehR_NJ8cII

wormly,

Harry A. ten Hove

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