Welcome Back, Yall! I’m glad you are here to learn more about little old me. Today we’re going to analyze some literature that has examined Tubularia indivisa communities, our distribution, and the species richness we add to our environments. The article’s title is “Temporal variation of Tubularia indivisa (Cnidaria, Tubulariidae) and associated epizoites on artificial […]
Hey Yall! I’m back once again to give you all some information about my species Tubularia indivisa, and this time you’ll even learn about some of my closest relatives! Before we start, I want to show some of the phylogeny trees my species and some relatives are included in so it’s easier to follow when […]
Hey, y’all! I’m back with an update on my species and our interesting traits. There are a couple of other hydroid species that closely resemble me, specifically the species Ectopleura larynx. We are in the same family of Tubulariidae, so we are basically cousins! Since our appearances are so alike and we share the same environment, […]
So, I just found some really cool information on some of my characteristics and where some of my relatives within my species are located. Tubularia indivisa are most commonly found around the coast of the British Isles, but some can also be found on the upper north and west coasts of North America! I normally set […]
Hey Yall! It’s your favorite hydroid Tubularia indivisa or better known as the oaten pipes hydroid. I’m on a self-discovery mission, so I can learn more about my characteristics and my ancestry. I have yet to actually start my research and all I know about myself right now is that I’m in the hydrozoa class. […]
