Another catalog of curiosities, including the nemertean, or ribbon worm, that grows up to 100 feet long. . . the brotulid,...

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REMARKABLE CREATURES OF THE SEAS

Another catalog of curiosities, including the nemertean, or ribbon worm, that grows up to 100 feet long. . . the brotulid, deepest catch yet, who bears live young. . . the thread-shaped pogonophore that lives in tubes and possesses a brain, heart, head, nervous system and sex but no mouth, stomach, intestines or anus. . . . Soule describes the behavior of some, the anatomy of others, and the deep-sea vehicles from which still others were spotted--in a characteristically hit-or-miss round-up that is nevertheless a few cuts above Wise's Monsters of the Deep (KR, p. 574, J-202).

Pub Date: July 3, 1975

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: 96

Publisher: Putnam

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: July 1, 1975

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