Polychaete Worm species

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Sabellastarte australiensis (Feather duster worm)

Sabellastarte australiensis

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Sabellastarte australiensis

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Sabellastarte australiensis

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Sabellastarte australiensis

Sabellastarte australiensis

Sabellastarte australiensis

Sabellastarte sp. (Sabellastarte)

Sabellastarte sp.

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Sabellastarte sp.

Salvatoria koorineclavata (Salvatoria koorineclavata)

Salvatoria koo-rineclavata (Salvatoria koo-rineclavata)

Schistomeringos loveni (Schistomeringos loveni)

Scoloplos simplex (Scoloplos simplex)

Scoloplos sim-plex (Scoloplos sim-plex)

Serpula hartmanae (Serpula hartmanae)

Serpula hart-manae (Serpula hart-manae)

Serpula rubens (Serpula rubens)

Serpula sp. (Orange Tube Worms)

Serpula sp.

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Serpula sp.

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Serpula vermicularis (Serpula vermicularis)

Serpula vermicularis

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Serpula vermicularis

Serpula vermic-ularis (Serpula vermic-ularis)

Serpula vermic-ularis

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Serpula vermic-ularis

SERPULIDAE (family) (Tube Worm)

Sigalion bandaeensis (Sigalion bandaeensis)

Sigalion ban-daeensis (Sigalion ban-daeensis)

Simplisetia aequisetis (Squirt Worm)

Simplisetia amphidonta (Simplisetia amphidonta)

Simplisetia am-phidonta (Simplisetia am-phidonta)

Simplisetia turveyi (Simplisetia turveyi)

Conservation level

Local native (change?)
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Invasiveness

All invasiveness levels (change?)

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