A number of
other tubeworms and «feather - dusters» also inhabit the vents.
Not exact matches
The vents have been colonized by dense communities of
tubeworms and
other animals unlike any
other known vent communities in the in the eastern Pacific.
The discovery gives wider insights into future research on the mechanisms of symbiosis in
other marine organisms such as giant
tubeworms and giant clams.
The general mechanisms of symbiosis revealed in the study are of relevance to
other symbiotic organisms such as deep - sea
tubeworms and giant clams.»
A hull that is left in the water all year, especially in warm waters, attracts a living zoo of barnacles,
tubeworms, freshwater zebra mussels and
other wildlife.
Others are free - living and may be found growing on many different surfaces, including rocks,
tubeworm tubes and
other animals, and even inside chimneys.
By means that are not entirely understood, the
tubeworm provides all the chemicals necessary for the bacteria to make food, including sulfur, oxygen, and carbon dioxide, and the bacteria manufacture sugars or some
other form of energy - rich molecules that provide nutrition to the
tubeworm.