About Paralvinella palmiformis

Paralvinella palmiformis, collected from hydrothermal vent on Endeavor Ridge, is about 3.5 cm long. It's a species of bristle-footed Annelids or fan-head worms in the family Alvinellidae. They usually build mucus tubes and feed with flattened, ciliated tentacles, plus obtain nutrition from episymbiotic bacteria living on their surface. Typically live with caudal end coiled around other worm tubes or attached to the surface of sulfide chimneys. They are a deposit feeder and cover themselves with mucus. Paralvinellids also are symbiotic with ectosymbiotic bacteria which live on the mucus.

Classification

Animalia (Kingdom); Annelida (Phylum); Polychaeta (Class); Sedentaria (Subclass); Canalipalpata (Infraclass); Terebellida (Order); Terebelliformia (Suborder); Alvinellidae (Family); Paralvinella (Genus); Paralvinella palmiformis (Species)

Original Name

Paralvinella palmiformis Desbruyères & Laubier, 1986

Original Description/Redescription

1. Desbruyères D, Laubier L. Les Alvinellidae, une famille nouvelle d'annélides polychètes inféodées aux sources hydrothermales sous-marines: systématique, biologie et écologie[J]. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1986, 64(10): 2227-2245. (Desbruyères et al., 1986)
2. Zhadan A E, Tsetlin A B, Safronova M A. Anatomy of some representatives from the family Alvinellidae (Polychaeta, Terebellida) from the Pacific hydrothermal habitats[J]. Зоологический журнал, 2000, 79(2): 159-160. (Zhadan et al., 2000)

Etymology

From the Latin palmiformis, palm-shaped, an allusion to the shape of the gills which earned this species the nickname "palm worm" by early observers.

Distribution/Locality

Juan de Fuca Ridge (47°57.00′ N, 129°5.82′ W), Northeast Pacific


Basic Information
SpeciesPhylumCommon NameEcosystemDepthHabitatNCBI Taxonomy ID
Paralvinella palmiformisAnnelidapalm wormCold seep/Hydrothermal vent2,196the Juan de Fuca Ridge (47°57.00′ N, 129°5.82′ W)53620

Genome Assembly Information
Genome AssemblyGenome SizeAssembly levelReleased yearWGS accessionSubmitterBioProjectBUSCO completeness (%)Scaffold/Contig N50 (kb)GC content (%)Repeat Rate (%)Gene Number
P08H-3601MbContig2022JAODUP01Universite de MontrealPRJNA78643896.00 557.236-24,682

References
TitleJournalPubmed ID
Third-Generation Sequencing Reveals the Adaptive Role of the Epigenome in Three Deep-Sea PolychaetesMolecular Biology and Evolution37494294

Gene Information

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Gene IDDescription
KAK2142195.1RAB GTPASE-BINDING EFFECTOR PROTEIN
KAK2142196.1NGG1 INTERACTING FACTOR 3
KAK2142197.1-
KAK2142198.1PROTEIN CBG04600
KAK2142199.1SMC5-SMC6 COMPLEX LOCALIZATION FACTOR PROTEIN 1
KAK2142180.1MOTILE SPERM DOMAIN-CONTAINING PROTEIN 1
KAK2142181.1-
KAK2142182.1TUBULIN
KAK2142183.1MONOCARBOXYLATE TRANSPORTER
KAK2142184.1CXC DOMAIN-CONTAINING PROTEIN-RELATED
KAK2142185.1-
KAK2142186.1LIN-24 (TWENTY-FOUR) LIKE
KAK2142187.1LIN-24 (TWENTY-FOUR) LIKE
KAK2142188.1-
KAK2142169.1PHOSPHOETHANOLAMINE METHYLTRANSFERASE
KAK2142170.1XANTHINE DEHYDROGENASE
KAK2142171.1ADP-RIBOSYLATION FACTOR-LIKE PROTEIN 2-BINDING PROTEIN
KAK2142172.1GPI TRANSAMIDASE COMPONENT PIG-U
KAK2142173.1MITOCHONDRIAL RNA PSEUDOURIDINE SYNTHASE
KAK2142174.1FMRFAMIDE RECEPTOR-RELATED
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