Left: Image of the everted proboscis of Glycera dibranchiata with its four jaws exposed, Right: Scanning electron microscope image of a Glycera jaw (Matter/Wonderly et al.) (CN) — The good news about ...

Glycera, are known to use small copper tusks as small as 1 mm to catch their prey and inject paralytic venom. Research has provided new insights into why these species have such fangs. Glycera is a ...

Both are incomplete, one with proboscis partly everted not showing jaws, other with proboscis completely everted showing jaws. The direction for the longitude given in the paper says "W" when it ...

According to Magalhaes and Rizzo 2012 both specimens are incomplete, one with proboscis partly everted and the other with proboscis not everted. The direction for the longitude given in the paper says ...