What is another word for polycirrus?
Pronunciation: [pˌɒlɪsˈɪɹəs] (IPA) 
Polycirrus is a term used in marine biology to describe a group of segmented worms that have feathery, hair-like structures around their bodies. There are several synonyms or alternative names for this type of worm, including polydora, polyodontes, polyophthalmus, and polyophthalmidae. These worms can be found in a variety of marine environments, including rocky intertidal zones, sandy beaches, and estuaries. They play an important role in these ecosystems by breaking down organic matter and serving as food for predators such as crabs and fish. While their small size and unassuming appearance may make them easy to overlook, polycirrus and their synonyms are an essential part of the marine food chain.
