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Photographer	Hans Hillewaert
Description	Protodorvillea kefersteini (McIntosh, 1869) English: Small polychaete. Sampled on mid-sized sediments on Northern part of the Buitenratel, on the Belgian Continental Shelf in 2011. Length: ~3.5 mm
Date	24 January 2013
Source	Own work
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