Histology and Mucous Histochemistry of the Integument and Body Wall of a Marine Polychaete Worm, <i>Ophryotrocha</i> n. sp. (Annelida: Dorvilleidae) Associated with Steelhead Trout Cage Sites on the South Coast of Newfoundland

<table>General appearance and size of polychaetes (<i>Ophyrotrocha</i> sp.) from salmonid aquaculture sites located on the south coast of Newfoundland. (a) Congregation of worms in mucus complex around food pellet in the laboratory tanks (scale bar = 8 mm). (b) Worm showing upper size range of individuals (approx. 16 mm) (scale bar = 2 mm).</table>

Journal of Marine Sciences

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Figure 1: Histology and Mucous Histochemistry of the Integument and Body Wall of a Marine Polychaete Worm, <i>Ophryotrocha</i> n. sp. (Annelida: Dorvilleidae) Associated with Steelhead Trout Cage Sites on the South Coast of Newfoundland 

Figure 1 | Histology and Mucous Histochemistry of the Integument and Body Wall of a Marine Polychaete Worm, Ophryotrocha n. sp. (Annelida: Dorvilleidae) Associated with Steelhead Trout Cage Sites on the South Coast of Newfoundland 