Bispira crassicornis

(M. Sars, 1851)

Description:
As Bispira volutacornis , except: ventral collar lappets involuted at the mid-line and separated by a small gap. Distinct gaps between ventral ends of tori and adjacent ventral shields. Bundles of chaetae fairly prominent (B. crassicornis-detail).

Size:
Up to 80 mm for 100 segments.

Tube:
Cylindrical, encrusted with mud, sand or shells.

Colour:
Thorax greenish, Abdomen yellowish or reddish. In alcohol colourless except for red bands on crown.

Habitat:
Unknown.

Distribution:
Arctic, North Pacific, North Atlantic to Mediterranean, northern North Sea.

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