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Comments (3)
ClarissaJeannette
Jeff, this one was much longer than 12 inches. I'd say if you stretched it out, it must be 16 inches.
Jeff Dreier
What is the length? Sand worms get about 12 inches long. Most likely a polychaete.
Jellis
Maybe a Sea Centipede but not sure.

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Sea life of the Pacific Northwest.
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PublishedJanuary 21, 2014

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