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      corniculatus Created 3/21/2015 Family
Serpulidae INDO-PACIFIC / HAWAII Spirobranchus
 cf. corniculatus 
  
    
      |   Kure Atoll, 50 feet   |   He'eia, Oahu, 2 feet |  
      |   Makua, Oahu, 20 feet   |   Fish Hole, Midway Atoll, 50 feet |  
      |   Makua, Oahu, 20 feet   |   Moku o Loe, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, 2 feet |  
      |   Haleiwa trench, Oahu, 20 feet   |   Kewalo Pipe, Oahu, 60 feet   |  
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      |   Kewalo Hump, Oahu, 90 feet   |   |  
      |   Sharks Cove, Oahu, 35 feet   |  |  
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 Sand Island, Oahu, 10 feet
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 Sharks Cove, Oahu, 30 feet
 |  INDO-PACIFIC
CHRISTMAS-TREE WORM 
  
    
      | Tentative identification.  Common in massive corals and limestone reef rock.  The worm's
        body creates a tunnel and extends a pair of colorful crowns that
        function as gills and food gathering devices.  The crowns are
        rapidly retracted when disturbed and the hole is covered by a hard
        operculum.  Crown diameter of 0.6 inch. 
        Hawai'i & the Indo-Pacific. |    |