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Ross worms live in colonies, very close together. In that way, they form reefs, which in turn make a good habitat for other animal species, such as sea barnacles and starfish. They live in very dynamic environments where sand is churned up through water motion. Such a reef always begins on existing hard structures, such as shells, stones and boulders.
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