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  1. Holopelagic polychaetes
    Tomopteridae is a family of holopelagic polychaetes belonging to the order Phyllodocida. The genus Tomopteris consist of about 70 species, and the three other genera of one known species each. Length varies from just 1-2 cm to 30 cm. These are very active swimmers, and have some of the highest metabolic rate among annelids.

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    Tomopteridae [ tə‚mäp′ter·ə‚dē] (invertebrate zoology) The glass worms, a family of pelagic polychaete annelids belonging to the group Errantia.

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    Do tomopteridae have morphological adaptations?
    Tomopteridae are transparent, predatory Annelida inhabiting pelagic ocean zones. Despite being well-known for their fast metachronal swimming and species-specific bioluminescence, our knowledge of morphological adaptations in these fascinating holopelagic worms remains extremely limited.

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    Where did tomopterid polychaetes come from?
    Tomopterid polychaetes were collected during five oceano graphic cruises carried out off the eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, western Caribbean Sea. Five species of the holoplanktic genus Tomopteris were recorded, increasing the number of Tomopteris species known from the Caribbean Sea to 7.

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    Are tomopteridae benthic?
    Their placement in the phylogenetic tree has been uncertain for quite a long time until first multigene as well as phylogenomic analyses placed them as sister to a clade comprising Glyceridae and Goniadidae (Struck et al., 2007; Tilic et al., 2022 ). This implies a benthic ancestry for Tomopteridae as well.

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    Are tomopteridae found in plankton?
    Although Tomopteridae are regularly found in plankton samples, they are often not numerous disregarding from rare exceptions reporting high densities (Åkesson, 1962; Pleijel, 2001; Fernandez-Alamo, 2022 ).

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    WEBTomopteridae is a family of holopelagic polychaetes belonging to the order Phyllodocida. The genus Tomopteris consist of about 70 species, and the three other genera of one known species each. Length varies from just 1 …

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    WEBTomopteris are almost transparent. The first and second segment of the body is merged into two palps. The worms have two eyes. The next segment contains a few very long sensory hairs. The next segments …

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  12. Oxford Academic
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    TOMOPTERIDAE JOHNSTON, 1865 | Annelida | Oxford Academic

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