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Fireworm, SEM

Fireworm. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a fireworm (family Amphinomidae). This is a polychaete (meaning many-bristled) and segmented worm. Polychaete worms, also called bristleworms, are usually found in the sea. The bristles are at the end of protrusions (parapodia, red) that line the body (blue) of the worm. The parapodia are used as paddles to swim in water. The parapodia also act as the worms gills

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Annelid Bristle Worm Bristles Gills Magnified Image Microscopic Subjects Parapodia Parapodium Polychaete Setae Worm False Coloured Fireworm


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This print showcases the intricate beauty of a fireworm, a member of the Amphinomidae family. Captured using a scanning electron microscope (SEM), this coloured micrograph reveals the mesmerizing details of this polychaete worm. Polychaetes, commonly known as bristleworms, are predominantly found in marine environments. The image highlights the numerous bristles that adorn the body of the fireworm. These bristles are located at the ends of protrusions called parapodia, which are depicted in striking red hues against a blue backdrop representing the worm's segmented body. Not only do these parapodia serve as paddles for swimming through water but they also function as gills for respiration. Through false colouring and magnification techniques employed by SEM technology, we gain an up-close look at this fascinating creature's anatomy. This microscopic subject allows us to marvel at its annelid structure while appreciating its vibrant appearance. Nature enthusiasts and zoology aficionados alike will be captivated by this stunning portrayal of an amphinomidae fireworm. With its vivid colours and intricate features on display, this print from Science Photo Library is sure to spark curiosity about our diverse marine fauna and their remarkable adaptations for survival in their watery habitats.

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