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Phylum
Kinorhyncha
Spiny-crown
Worms
Tiny worm-like animals (less than 1 mm) that live
between grains of sand, they have 11 cuticular rings and a spiny,
introvertible head or snout that is used for locomotion and grazing
single-celled organisms.
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Echinoderes horni
YO-257 wreck, Waikiki, Oahu, 100 feet
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Found in sediments subtidally in Hawaii. About 0.3 mm. |
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