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    WEBThe name Pogonophora is Greek for "beard-bearers," and comes from the fact that many species have from one to many tentacles at the anterior end. These tentacles somewhat resemble the lophophore found in animals …

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    What is Pogonophora physiology?
    Policies and ethics Pogonophora, also known as Siboglinidae, are tube-dwelling marine annelids. They rely on endosymbiotic chemoautotrophic bacteria for nutrition and their anatomy and physiology are adapted to their need to obtain both oxygen and reduced sulphur compounds.

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    What is a Pogonophora annelid?
    Pogonophora, also known as Siboglinidae, are tube-dwelling marine annelids. They rely on endosymbiotic chemoautotrophic bacteria for nutrition and their anatomy and physiology are adapted to their need to obtain both oxygen and reduced sulphur compounds.

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    Where did the name Pogonophora come from?
    Tube-living marine worms nourished by internal chemoautotrophic bacteria. The name Pogonophora comes from the Greek pogon, meaning "beard," and phora, meaning "bearing," and refers to the fact that many species have from one to many tentacles at the anterior end. The earliest known fossil pogonophorans are from the late Cambrian period.

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    Is Pogonophora a phylum?
    Pogonophora, an obsolete animal phylum, now treated as part of the family Siboglinidae This disambiguation page lists articles about taxa associated with the same name. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

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