The Echinoblog: Ribbon Worms: The Incredible Predators You've Barely Heard About!
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FGF Hanging Ribbon Worm
Structure of a heparin-linked biologically active dimer of fibroblast growth factor
The Echinoblog: Ribbon Worms: The Incredible Predators You've Barely Heard About!
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FGF Smooth Body Ribbon Worm
FGF Hanging Ribbon Worm
Ribbon Worms capture prey by ejecting a web-like proboscus from their body. The 'catch' is then pulled back to its mouth. (Warning: No prey consumed, but it's still freaky as hell.)
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