This species is found in the United States from Florida to North Carolina, the Gulf Coast, the eastern coast of Mexico, See more

Vermicularia knorrii habitat ranges from 35.34°N to 12°N and 92°W to 64.7°W. They can be found between depths of 2–500 m (7–1,640 ft), but typically live in water 14–110 m (46–361 ft). The deepest recorded d… See more

The shell of this species is 20–80 mm (0.79–3.15 in) in length. When the shell is intact, the apex is pure white, somewhat translucent, and tightly coiled similarly to that of the genus Turritella. The regularly coiled ape… See more

Due to the Florida worm snail living in sponges and corals, it is sessile and does not actively hunt for food. It is a suspension feeder and catches food by expelling cilia and mucus from its mantle. The mantle cavity elon… See more

Although not much is known about the reproductive cycle of Vermicularia knorrii, it is thought to be gonochoristic and broadcast spawn. It is theorized that Vermicularia knorrii has similar reproductive and life sta… See more

• Vermicularia knorrii
• Vermicularia knorrii
• Vermicularia knorrii
• Vermicularia knorrii
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