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Nereidid larvae are usually found at the 3-4 chaetiger stage in our samples. They have visible antennae and tentacular cirri projecting from the sides of the head, as well as a pair of anal cirri. The parapodia are well-developed and there are usually dark or reddish spots visible at the bases of two adjacent pairs, as shown above. This is presumably Nereis sandersi Blake, the only nereidid at 9°N.
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Nereidid larvae are usually found at the 3-4 chaetiger stage in our samples. They have visible antennae and tentacular cirri projecting from the sides of the head, as well as a pair of anal cirri. The parapodia are well-developed and there are usually dark or reddish spots visible at the bases of two adjacent pairs, as shown above. This is presumably Nereis sandersi Blake, the only nereidid at 9°N.
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Nereidid larvae are usually found at the 3-4 chaetiger stage in our samples. They have visible antennae and tentacular cirri projecting from the sides of the head, as well as a pair of anal cirri. The parapodia are well-developed and there are usually dark or reddish spots visible at the bases of two adjacent pairs, as shown above. This is presumably Nereis sandersi Blake, the only nereidid at 9°N.
