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The overall discussions show mild curiosity and appreciation for the visual content, exemplified by mentions of the exciting video and expressions such as 'No sabia que existian estos bichos', which highlight surprise and interest. The tone is casual and observational, emphasizing fascination without deep analytical engagement, reflecting a neutral stance on the research's broader significance.
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There is some curiosity shown, especially with the comment about not knowing these creatures existed, indicating a mild interest.
Comments like acknowledging the video and expressing surprise suggest a moderate level of engagement, mainly visual interest rather than in-depth analysis.
The posts seem to have limited impact on broader scientific conversations; mostly reactionary or curiosity-driven without indicating influence on scientific understanding.
RT @echinoblog: A cool video showing two ribbon worms #nemertea attacking this polychaete! #wormwednesday #proboscis https://t.co/5uj5qxcCt…
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Two adult Lineus ruber nemerteans attack a Platynereis dumerilii annelid with their poisonous eversible proboscis, showcasing predatory behavior. This demonstrates the nemerteans' hunting strategy and venom use.
Juvenile nemertean specimens of Lineus ruber hunting their first meal, eggs of the annelid Platynereis dumerilii. This video demonstrates the early predatory behavior and development of the species, relating to its…
The video shows the oviposition of the female nemertean Ribbon Worm Lineus ruber. It is part of a study on the evolution and development of the adelphophagic intracapsular Schmidt's larva, highlighting molecular…
Juvenile Lineus ruber nemerteans, ribbon worms, hatch from the egg case. This video is part of a study analyzing the development and evolution of the Schmidts larva, highlighting its transition from larva to juvenile…
Hatchlings of the nemertean Lineus ruber are part of a study on the development and evolution of Schmidts larva, revealing its intracapsular, adelphophagic nature, development through gene expression, and evolutionary…
Lineus ruber embryos develop inside the egg capsule. This video is part of a study on the evolution and development of Schmidt's larva, highlighting molecular features and ecological adaptations of intracapsular larval…
The juvenile of Lineus ruber shows interest in embryos of Platynereis dumerilii, even swallowing them at different stages. This video explores their developmental stages and molecular features, highlighting evolutionary…
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たまにはニョロでも。 パープルリボンワーム
RT @echinoblog: A cool video showing two ribbon worms #nemertea attacking this polychaete! #wormwednesday #proboscis https://t.co/5uj5qxcCt…
No sabia que existian estos bichos https://t.co/LSukDMVpPR