A genus of tiny marine worm-like organisms that are commonly found in sandy ocean sediments.
From Greek 'dino-' (terrible/whirling) + 'philus' (loving), possibly referring to creatures found among dinoflagellates or other spinning organisms.
These microscopic worms are so common in ocean sand that they're one of the most abundant animals you'll never see—a single handful of beach sand contains thousands!
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